Comparing the New VS Old Warscrolls in Age of Sigmar 4th Edition 

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One thing that is gonna be fun to see ingame is if the creatures who usualy are a danger to nagash (heroes and monsters) dare go in now that he can 50/50 kill them the same turn if he survives the combat phase. Especially now that he get double the hands of dusts off (2 per turn) in melee.

As a FEC player the Nagash change is SOOOO much better. My best units are 4 wounds a pop, so old Nagash couldn’t ever res them in any form, now he can once per game res an entire 6 man (no more double reinforced units) horror or flayer unit which is 24 wounds total. Previously he wasn’t even allowed to res any of them.

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It's hard to tell how big of a difference this will be for Nagash without seeing the other warscrolls. It could be that they take a step back with the power of every unit to start the edition so that they have room to power creep. I finally pulled the trigger on a big lot of Sylvaneth models. I was planning to pick up one box at a time, but found a deal so good I couldn't ignore it! It will probably take me the entire rest of the year to clean up, dial in a painting recipe, magnetize, and paint them all. I'm really excited- the models look great even as gray plastic!

I do like the AoS content can confirm

Love your videos!

I have mixed feelings on the removal of weapon ranges. I hope the wargear options didn't get too streamlined. Control is just OC in 40k and it isn't impactful. I do like the implementation of universal special rules though, I can't wait to try out 4th edition.

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Just based on these little tid bits and doesn't look like quite the dramatic changes that i think some people are concerned about. Looking over these war scrolls it seems like a lot of stuff is still going to feel the same. Shooting has been a real problem for double turns etc. It will be interesting to see what that looks like.

They said they nerfed units but here I just see them pumping liberators to be even stronger.... I must have missed something?

These changes look good ! Control ability is great, i hope the rework of shooting (if any) won't destroy Kharadrons overlords for example. Such a cool army :')

If you ask me, I like alot of these changes! Control is great! It makes sense to include both to reflect and define a different tyoe of battlefield role for a unit. And because objectives are going from 3" to 6", it makes sense to have more models that count for more on objectives if there are now going to be less models on objectives than before. As for Nagash. Let me preface this by saying. . . I don't play Nagash, I don't have Nagash, and I dont have an major desire to get Nagash despite owning 2 Death Factions. But, here are my personal takes. First, I think reducing "power level" from "Wizard 9" to "Wizard 6" is a reflection or reinterpretation of how the number of spells Nagash could cast decreased as he took damage. So I think the number of "power level" represents the number of casts/unbinds a Wizard can make in a given Hero Phase. Second, I think that ability to resurrect *ANY* non-Hero, non-Unique DEATH unit is *really* powerful. Since you no longer need to worry about Weapon Ranges anymore, just bring back a unit of 10 Blood Knights and slingshot them across the board into the enemy's flank if you're playing Soulblight. Bring back a Black Coach in Nighthaunt, or 6 Necropolis Stalkers/Immortis Guard in OBR, Nagash is like a better Alarielle now, because rather than picking one of a handful of specific units you dont always want, he brings back one of your units in your list that you do want, and with no movement restrictions, he makes for an eaually effective delivery mechanism for that unit to have *immediate* impact on the board, not just through standing on objectives, but by getting into combat and doing damage. Granted this *could* all be contradicted by a core rule we dont onow about saying "replacement units can't use the move ability the turn they're set up" or something like that. But right now, rules as written, this ability is almost scarily good. Third, you mentioned having to cast Invocation of Nagash in *your* Hero Phase, don't forget, GW did say in a prior article that there'd be ways to cast spells in your opponents turn as well. So you could use that as an emergency button to bring a Monster below half to make it worse at combat or give a 5+ Ward and heal one of your units that you want to like, like Mortek Guard in OBR or Nighthaunt Chainrasps. Fourth, I believe that the casting value for Invocation of Nagash is 7. Because if the number 7 at the top right corner of the text box. You can even see in the colorful wheel surrounding the spell that it lists numbers color-coded green to red. I think that's GW's way of saying "this is how difficult it is to cast a spell of this value" green is lower numbers, easier to cast, red is higher, harder to cast. That to me tells me without explicitly stating "this is the casting value". Fifth, I like that in the "Declare" section of the spell, it says you can cast it more than once per phase. Good way of condensing text, rather than making it a seperate ability. Finally, I don't know if Nagash has been "nerfed" or "buffed" I went on a tyrade about the potential power of Supreme Lord of the Undead, but his combat seems underwhelming if he's going to cost nearly half your points at 2K like he usually does. And even if that ability can make a majority of those points back by resurrecting a dead unit, your opponent can just kill him before he uses it. Plus, Nagash has rarely been considered a "meta pick" and I don't think that will change anytime soon for him. But if anything, I think there's more potential with this warscroll than the previous one, just because of the cheesy exploits you can pull off with Supreme Lord of the Undead. But again, only time will tell, we don't have points after all.

Thanks for the update! Im not impressed with this latest switch up from GW. They cut the whole Beasts Of Chaos.... So much time and money down the drain

I think its a much better warscroll :) Lost a few abilities but the ones who stayed are better than before and the ones lost were abilities that you never got to use to the best it could. Like hand of dust as a spell was good but thanks to it being in the hero phase you never really got to use it when you wanted to but now its so much better. Also he could cast alot before but alot of spell were short range so i never usually really got of 8 in a turn. Now we can spam a spell with 18 range and good on both allies and enemies. And dont get me started on the ress... Before it was summonable it was good but SBGL already had a one of those and you couldnt really use him well in any other death army. Now even tho its once per game its a whole unit (instead of half) and they dont need to be summonable. ALSO FUCK YES NAGASH CAN USE FACTION STUFF as he gets the faction he is in keywords FCK YES!!!!

The new warscrolls are way more readable and easier on the eyes. I like em

this nagash is useless,hard nerfed in everything,need waste 8+ spells to keep the same aura of ward and revives than old nagah without do spells. this nagah dont worth even 600 points