the loose handling for a turn command and this was i was using it before i had pathfinder i mean that was it was a game i used it every single game like it was an absolute game changer because it kind of made me like not have to i had to be less careful about placement because i was like oh dude at the end i'm just going to run this horde over and it worked out perfectly assuming i guess i did get kind of lucky on roles assuming i was going to make the role but still

Right, we think about threat range, I mean, just by nature, right? We're thinking combat.

And a lot of the game is about that.

But threat range is also primarily about scenarios.

So thinking about the new scenarios that we got, like talking about more so the unit strength ones, the ones with sitting on objective markers, protect and raise, just that ability to not only sit And claim tokens, but then to hop over and to use your mobility to take them from others.

So the first thing right that comes to mind now that all warlords are unit strength to your mounted warlord, who's normally just a caster, and we would think of as whatever they can run around, they're not a threat.

And you have your unit strength one regiment of large infantry holding down the fort, your forest shamblers or your troop of boomers or whatever it is.

So for me personally, I like having Pathfinder for late game, especially on characters.