 the event. The video features a “sponsored by EA” graphic in the lower left-hand corner.
The footage was uploaded by YouTube user Mjolnir, who is warning everyone in the comments to view or download the video before EA has it taken down, and has stated that it’s “absolutely not stolen.”﻿ It’s unknown how they came by the video at the time of writing, although the EA Play event, which is scheduled to begin later today, is referenced at the beginning of the stream.
Lash - This model, and friendly warrior models B2B with it cannot be knocked down.
The Irregulars. If it's 'Jack Marshalled, it gains Flank [Warrior model] in this theme.
Hearts of Darkness. It can only go in this theme if Crosse2 is leading the army. It becomes an Infernal model and gains Accumulator [Soulless].
There are dozens of other Factions' themes it can go in if it is under the control of a Mercenary 'Jack Marshal or "Junior Warcaster" that works for that other Faction. Omitted for brevity.
The Swabber brings a formidable suite of defensive abilities to make up for a somewhat lackluster offensive output. Drag must be respected, however the short range on the guns and low POW on the melee attack means you should have a very specific plan for this model as there are no defensive stats so high that well-built armies cannot still destroy them.
RAT 6 is solid though. And the pirates of Talion Charter for which this was designed appreciate Girded.
Dougal, Crosse1 & 2, Ossrum and Magnus1 up its range threat.
They are as close as you will come to getting Caine3 to work in Mercenaries.
Bart cranks the ARM to a whopping 23, and Magnus2 takes it to 22 vs Melee.
Though marshalling is generally subobtimal, Raluk Moorclaw gives it Assault, with which it can charge and then drag something in. In Irregulars it's melee attacks can also benefit from flank.
As with any marshalled jack, if you make it charge for free (Hunters Mark, Iron Agression or Coup De Main), Raluk can give it the Strike True! or Crush! orders indead of Hurry!
The gun ranges are rather low at 8 and 10", and the shield's P+S is comparatively low as well. It's not a powerhouse, but a ranged utility jack through and through.
In most situations to reliably pull off the drag you will need to boost both to hit and damage, unless either half of this is buffed by the rest of your army.
Pair the Swabber with a non-pillow-fisted heavy or something else that can finish the job when it reels in a heavy.
If you have allocated focus to the swabber to "guarantee" pulling off the drag attack it may best to go for this attack first - this way if the drag misses you can boost the shield cannon shot. If the drag works you are losing out on a ranged shot, but aren't "wasting" allocated focus.
While it is a resin-metal kit, the Swabber shares a chassis with the Freebooter. However they're sold as separate models.
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