I'm not sure whether i agree on this one. In my experience Princes are not so hard to hide. Actually the model is noticeably smaller than a Dreadnought and pretty small for a monstrous creature. It is about as big as a Terminator with a rocket launcher on top and stands on a middle sized base. Wings don't count for TLOS, as you know.
I think the big advantage of the Prince is that he is independent. With wings you have the speed and range to find him a good hiding place and you don't have to allocate a troup choice and a rhino just to get him somewhere. That frees that one unit to do other things.
That in combination with the fact that he is a good close combat tank killer, makes him the better choice, i think.
If you know how to hide tanks, how can you have problems with hiding a flying model that is about one and a half times the size of an Obliterator?
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Lash makes me sick to my stomach!
"Its not the Lash you fear, its my divine power." Marius Xerxes
I'm not sure whether i agree on this one. In my experience Princes are not so hard to hide. Actually the model is noticeably smaller than a Dreadnought and pretty small for a monstrous creature. It is about as big as a Terminator with a rocket launcher on top and stands on a middle sized base. Wings don't count for TLOS, as you know.
I think the big advantage of the Prince is that he is independent. With wings you have the speed and range to find him a good hiding place and you don't have to allocate a troup choice and a rhino just to get him somewhere. That frees that one unit to do other things.
That in combination with the fact that he is a good close combat tank killer, makes him the better choice, i think.
If you know how to hide tanks, how can you have problems with hiding a flying model that is about one and a half times the size of an Obliterator?
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