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Craftworld Eldar

Doug, this is a list of my Eldar forces:

HQ
Autarch w/Swooping Hawk Wings
- Mandiblasters, Fusion Gun, Scorpion Chainsword
Autarch w/Star Glaive
2 Farseers (one with Singing Spear)
5 Warlocks (two with Singing Spears)
Bonesinger (not painted)
Karandras, Striking Scorpion Phoenix Lord
FW Wraithseer (D-Cannon)

Elite
Two units of eight Striking Scorpions - Exarch with Scorpion Claw
Two units of ten Wraithguard w/Wraithcannons

Troops
Two units of eight Dire Avengers - Exarch with two Avenger Shuriken Catapults
Three units of 12 Guardians - three weapon platforms (Aeldari Missile Launcher, Bright Lance, Star Cannon)
Ten Rangers

Fast Attack
Ten Warpspiders - Exarch with Power Blades and twin Deathspinner
Five Vypers - four have a pair of Shuriken Cannons, one had Shuriken Cannon/Bright Lance

Heavy Support
Two units of five Dark Reapers - Exarch with Tempest Launcher
Wraithlord - Aeldari Missile Launcher/Scatter Laser
Wraithlord - Shuriken Cannon/Starcannon
Two Support Battery w/D-Cannons

I think that is about it. Obviously can change around the numbers within units. Instead of two units of ten Wraithguard, one could field three units of six. I broke down most of the units to show the number of Exarchs and who what wargear.

Everything is painted in an Alaitoc pattern, would be happy to add in some new stuff if you are interested.

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