Editing Age of Sigmar/Tactics/Destruction/Gloomspite Gitz (section)

===Pros===
*You get Moonclan Grots, Spiderclan Grots, Troggoths and even the old Giant under one roof!
*New Models for a load of old classics, like Squig Hoppers and Fanatics!
*The grots ate so many hallucinogenic mushrooms they think the moon wants them to kill everyone.
*Want a horde army? Sure! What about an elite army instead? We got that too. All cavalry? You bet! And you can go magic heavy too (or not). Seriously, the Gloomspite Gitz have one of the widest available unit pools in the game, beat out only by Cities of Sigmar, Stormcast Eternals, Seraphon, and Slaves to Darkness.
*Squig Hoppers and Mangler Squigs now count as flying models. Enjoy it - take them out on the aerial battleplans!
*You get a quasi-summoning mechanic. It even works on Troggoths, Squigs, and Spiders now, provisionally.
*Your synergies are off the charts. Half the book is designed to buff or enhance the other half. The Bad Moon buffs shit, your heroes buff shit, your wizards buff shit and debuff enemy shit, your baseline troopers like Sneaky Snufflerz and Sporesplatta Fanatics buff shit. It's easy to turn a mediocre unit into a... Well, a decent unit, maybe even a good unit.
*Multiple ways of getting extra command points. In fact, it's arguable that the Gloomspite Gitz have the single best Command Point generation in the game, able to pump out upwards of '''SIX''' command points a turn. Even better in 3rd edition, you all those fancy command abilities are now easier to throw about.
*Almost everything wants your Squigs to run and charge in the same turn. Enjoy the vicious red herd of teeth.
*Multiple ways to debuff the enemy's to-hit rolls. There's so many ways to hand out penalties to hit, you can protect your squishy goblins a little longer. Sadly we can't stack them the way we used to, but at least the enemy can't throw bonuses to hit as easily either.
*You want to play as [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6DJmp21vcQ David Bowie in Labyrinth].
*The Range of models is mostly plastic, the battleline options are simple and monochromatic for new painters. And there's a lot of great minis to learn on. If you're someone who enjoys hobby, crazy looking miniatures, and messing around with shading there's a lot that is available for you to use here. Washes and dry brushes go especially well for squigs, the loonshrine, and Troggoth.
*Praise the Bad Moon! We will finally be getting a battletome update!