The weak spot of Stormvermin is their head: head-shots with both ranged and melee is the best (and sometimes only) way to take them out. However, if your weapon has the Armour Piercing characteristic, body shots also work well.

Having larger units is reinforced via two key rules that all Skaven can benefit from. Overwhelming Mass sees Skaven units get +1 to melee hit rolls when they have 20 models in a unit, and gain +1 to wound rolls when they have 30 models in a unit. This turns any middling Skaven unit into an absolute beast in combat, and means your opponent will have to whittle your units down if they want to stand any chance at surviving the onslaught. Implications and HeuristicsNot all Power vs properties are equally useful. In general you will be using Power verse Infantry, Skaven and Chaos. Before getting close to them, Stormvermin often stand guard: being completely still with their head pointed upward. This allows for an easy head-shot, but be careful as the Stormvermin sometimes rotates his head.

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Shut down command abilities within 13″ on a 5+. This one is entirely new and very interesting, whenever a model issues a command, you can shut it down on a 5+. It’s going to require a lot of set up to get it but you’ll probably be thankful for the rare times this does go off. Level 10: Virtue: Knightly Temper (Crits instantly kill) outclasses the other options at this level because it helps in the following three situations: Most P3 Paints do not match closely with the old GW range, but a detailed explanation of each paint can be found here: http://www.brushthralls.com/pre-painting-prep/color-theory-10p3.html If no one on the team is using the heal share talent, Shallya’s Boon is best. It will enhance everyone’s ability to generate temp hp and ensure any draughts the team finds will be useful.

In ages past, the Albino Stormvermin's duty to guard the Shattered Tower in Skavenblight and the Council of Thirteen was held by the Verminguard. However, they did still guard Grey Seers and Seer Lords.The model was primed with Corax White from Games Workshop, which is a light grey primer. I recommend applying three or four thin coats for a perfect coverage without smothering any details with paint. There are two core sets of models that any prospective Skaven army collector should look at purchasing, and purchasing in numbers. These are Clanrats and Stormvermin. Clanrats are your grunt, your generic trooper. They’re there to act in three ways: as a meat shield for your more valuable units and heroes, to deny areas of the board to your opponent, and to deal damage if enough of them survive to reach the enemy.