Editing Kings of War/Tactics/Forces of the Abyss (section)

==Tactics==
A friend and I both play the Abyss, and are both having good success with very different builds. His build focuses more on a hard hitting army that smashes into and through things, while I play the more maneuverable hit and run style force. The army can be anything from a gun line to a fast flying force, to anything in between.

While the army has no actual war engines, the living war engine that is Chroneas gives an adequate secondary shooter that can put a significant hurt on enemy flyers. Flame Bearers with an effective range of 23 inches and pierce(1) make a nice defensive force, accompanied by an Efreet with 20 fireballs with an effective range of 19 inches, the mobile fire base does well in defending objectives, repelling invaders, and even has some survivability.

For an elite combat force, Succubi regiments though technically fragile, have good survivability with ensnare and stealthy. They also hit amazingly hard at 25 attacks on Me 3+, especially when attended by a Temptress with Bane Chant. Abyssal Guard is also a nice elite unit, though it is limited by its Sp of 5. Give them the brew of haste so they can keep up side by side with the Succubi, and you have a strong, hitty mobile infantry force. The Abyssal Horsemen are one of the better heavy cavalry units in the game, with CS(1) and TC(1) they can hit fairly hard, especially at 18 attacks on a 3+.

For meat shields, you have the options for Lower abyssals, which are decent infantry in their own right, Fleshlings, Larvae, and Imps. None of these units is going to win many combats, but they do soak up fire well, which is what you want your meat shields to do.

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