Age of Sigmar has a ton of factions, and picking “your” army can be a headache—so in this series I’m breaking down each faction to answer one question: should you play it? In this video I’m talking Flesh-eater Courts, right as their brand new battletome hits pre-order. The big shift is moving away from the old Noble Deeds “build up for a massive go-turn” style into a global delusion buff system that changes turn by turn. The twist is that what buffs you can access depends on which hero warscrolls you’ve put in your list, so list-building and hero selection matter a lot more than they used to. On the table, Flesh-eater Courts are primarily a melee army with real magical depth—lots of wizards, fewer priests, but you can tech a priest in with an artifact and their prayers are worth it. I go over the core faction tools like healing your Aberrants, reviving slain models and even replacing destroyed units, plus the once-per-game Feeding Frenzy spike that can delete a meaningful chunk of your opponent’s army. I also cover the four battle formations (knight rend, stronger recursion, surf grind-and-shift, and monster support with extra rampages/strike-first on big charges) and why each one pushes a different playstyle. I wrap with what the range looks like, what’s actually in the new/old Spearheads and the Scarlet Jury box, how “horde vs elite” this faction really is (it’s a horde army), rough cost expectations, and the broad stats you’ll feel in games: fragile saves, lots of wards, huge attack volume, and a pile of crit tech that rewards good synergy and good timing.