These armies are what that quote is about. See they all fundamentally don’t play age of sigmar. Where the best “you should buy these armies” do. So when we’re in a situation where the core rules get buffed, Armies like these get nerfed. Especially bone reapers here in third. These armies don’t play the game like everyone else does. A King’s Gitz list packed with some punch. Let’s focus on the four biggest elements of the list. First, the two double-reinforced Boingrot Bounderz units make up almost half the points of the list and act as fast, hammer units. On the charge, they get an extra -1 rend and +1 damage on their Pokin’ Lances. Lumineth - Sentinels are good shooting but are traditionally high quality low volume. New Helon bonuses change this a bit by giving you bonus shots within 6", so you play this weird close range archer army with Teclis as support. Big Yellers Kruleboyz - basically spams Boltboyz, not really the strongest army. Cities of Sigmar - good options for Armies to avoid are: - Ossiarch (they have different rules and dont intereact with core elements of the game) - Cities of Sigmar (way too many possibilities) - Lumineth (too complex) - Sylvaneth (complex, but mostly cause you gotta bring a ton of gd trees) From the ones you listed, I'd say StD is probably the easiest. There is no entry-level Warhammer Age of Sigmar army quite as versatile as the Stormcast Eternals. Frequently (and aptly) compared to Warhammer 40k’s Space Marines, they’re pretty good at just about everything, possess one of the best defensive lines on the table, can counter tough abilities thanks to their effective Stormhost subfaction rules, and boast exemplary shooting and magic abilities. Discover the Ultimate Fantasy Skirmish Game. Warcry is a action-packed skirmish game between battling warbands set in the fantastical realms of Warhammer Age of Sigmar. These small forces of warriors represent the warring factions of the Mortal Realms, and battle for territory, glory, or vital objectives for the advancement of their own ends. Summoning is the ability to bring new units to the battlefield, or bringing back units that have been destroyed, over the course of a game. This is done through the use of: Spells, such as those found on most Seraphon warscrolls, and many Death or Daemon warscrolls. These are cast in the same way as any spell in Age of Sigmar. Using the Age of sigmar app to build armies it doesn't give that option to pick one. Tried to do some detective work and look at people's armies and they never specify battle traits like they do artifacts or command traits. z5lkJmx.