Post by Dave on Mar 14, 2011 5:32:48 GMT -7
Before you post your army list here, there are a few things that you need to know.
Your post's title should be something like, "<Point Level of the list> <Codex used> <Title of Army>". For example, "2,000 points - Blood Angels - Descent of Angels".
You should also write your list in a format that is easy to understand. I know Army Builder lets you drag and drop units into other units to "group" them together, but it may confuse people when you are typing it up here. Here is an example of how to write your list when posting it on these boards:
<Point Level of the list> <Codex used> <Title of Army>
HQ
<Character Name> <points total>
-<options>
ELITES
<Unit Name> <points total>
-<unit options>
TROOPS
<Unit Name> <points total>
-<unit options>
HEAVY SUPPORT
<Unit Name> <points total>
-<unit options>
FAST ATTACK
<Unit Name> <points total>
-<unit options>
<Total points cost of the list> <other information such as model count, kill points, scoring units>
<Description of where independent characters go, what unit is inside what non-dedicated transport, strategies, tactics, and other useful information that would help us understand your list goes here>
And that is how you should format your lists for easy reading, at least in my opinion. If you have a better way of conveying your list, or you think that the example above takes too long to type out, well then that's okay, but just remember that the easier you make it for people to read, the more responses you're likely to get.
Your post's title should be something like, "<Point Level of the list> <Codex used> <Title of Army>". For example, "2,000 points - Blood Angels - Descent of Angels".
You should also write your list in a format that is easy to understand. I know Army Builder lets you drag and drop units into other units to "group" them together, but it may confuse people when you are typing it up here. Here is an example of how to write your list when posting it on these boards:
<Point Level of the list> <Codex used> <Title of Army>
HQ
<Character Name> <points total>
-<options>
ELITES
<Unit Name> <points total>
-<unit options>
TROOPS
<Unit Name> <points total>
-<unit options>
HEAVY SUPPORT
<Unit Name> <points total>
-<unit options>
FAST ATTACK
<Unit Name> <points total>
-<unit options>
<Total points cost of the list> <other information such as model count, kill points, scoring units>
<Description of where independent characters go, what unit is inside what non-dedicated transport, strategies, tactics, and other useful information that would help us understand your list goes here>
And that is how you should format your lists for easy reading, at least in my opinion. If you have a better way of conveying your list, or you think that the example above takes too long to type out, well then that's okay, but just remember that the easier you make it for people to read, the more responses you're likely to get.