Age of Sigmar has a ton of factions, and picking “the one” can be brutal—so in this Should You Play series I’m breaking them down one at a time. In this video I focus on Idoneth Deepkin, and it’s a particularly good moment to look at them because they just got a brand new battletome and some fresh models. I go over what they feel like on the table: sea elves that want to hit hard, hit fast, and then get out—playing a delicate timing game where you wait for the right buffs and the right moment to swing the match. I walk through the main ways you can build Idoneth despite their smaller range: caster-leaning lists vs lighter magic, cavalry/eel and shark pressure, infantry support, and the big splashy pieces like the Leviadon (giant rad turtle) and the Idolon kits. I also explain the revamped dual-track battle trait system—picking a buff track each round, swapping as needed, and planning ahead to reach those big “climactic” turn-three payoffs like strike-first, crit buffs, defensive debuffs, or mobility/teleport options. I finish by talking model range, castes (Akhelian, Isharann, Namarti), painting difficulty (lots of trim and skin), typical stats and buff stacking, army size, and what it can cost in Canada/US—plus how the Spearhead can help you save money if you’re buying into eels and Namarti anyway.