Grave Guard They go in that order too. In addition, the Vampire Counts magic phase is full of buffs, get yourself some rerolls and that Zombie unit can hold a bit longer. The Sylvanian ranged units would be a Special choice I think. However, their unique combination of solid infantry, fast-flanking cavalry, terror-causing units, powerful magic, immunity to panic and some of the best flying units in the game, means they’re nevertheless a force to be reckoned with. The Vampire Counts are amongst the most legendary faction of Vampires to have ever terrorised the civilised lands of the Old World, all of whom are known to be the bearer of the unholy blood of the Von Carstein bloodline. They take less damage from non-magical weapons and can be placed on the battlefield alongside the enemy placements. From the Imperial government and the patriotic citizenry of the Empire of Man, the Vampire Counts are considered by many to be fiends without equal. They don't have to wait for a number of turns to finish this process, it happens instantaneously. Units I really like the look (As in the models, not neccessarily the rules) of are; Fell Bats Wraiths Blood Knights (Who wouldnt?) The most powerful units of the Vampire Counts - Varghulf: Fast monsters with strong regeneration. - Hexwraiths: A cavalry of disembodied undead. - Vampire Counts field no ranged weapons at all. Since the Vampire Counts lack of long range, you should try to compensate for this. The Vampire Counts are amongst the most legendary faction of Vampires to have ever terrorized the civilized lands of the Old World, all of whom are known to be the bearer of the unholy blood of the Von Carstein bloodline. Hey guys! Aside from the normal recruitment method, Vampire Count Lords can use the Raise Dead ability to quickly raise some units from the dead, recruiting them into army during the same turn. However, their unique combination of solid infantry, fast-flanking cavalry, terror-causing units, powerful magic, immunity to panic and some of the best flying units in the game, means they’re nevertheless a force to be reckoned with. It's also stated in the Tomb Kings book that the Skeleton automatons used by Vampire Counts lack the intellect for ranged combat so I don't think you should give the Vampire Counts ranged capabilities in the form of Skeletons.

Vampire Counts - Army and tactics . But there’s a distinct lack of cavalry and armoured heavy infantry – …

Like the Vampire Counts, the Coast does not lack for fodder of its own, and has plenty of unique monsters. I was wondering if you guys could help reccomend some good structures for the Vampire counts army.

Not to be confused with Vampire Count (Title). – Vampire Counts field no ranged weapons at all.