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In case you all haven't seen this...the Mk II Army Builder:

http://www.engineeringcalculator.net/ArmyBuilder.html

Under "Controls" there is a drop down menu allowing you to switch between Prime and Mk II.

I know the math isn't hard these days, but I like to use this option when I have access to a computer and don't want to carry all my cards or books around (like say...at work).

Enjoy.

Chris

Followed the link for the Army builder, tried to make a Khador list with a few mercs but noticed that the mercs where not on the available list of units. Still need some work. I have been using Armies of Immoron(sp) it has worked very well for me. Will need to see if they do an update on the engine when MKII is official.

Jeff

Yeah, I'm sure that once things are finalized for Mk II, we'll see these two formats updated fully.

I don't do a lot of mercs so I hadn't noticed that there were some holes in the builder. Most of the Mercs that I do own are on this builder...mainly Ashlynn, Nomads and some privateers.

I do see that most/all of the Allies/Minions aren't listed yet on the Mercs list.

Khador and Cygnar were fine for what I could see though. Those are the main armies that I was looking at.

And of course, these points might not be the final version anyway.

Still, it's fun to mess with if you are still trying Mk II right now.

Armies of immoren is of course the better product. However I use the engineering calulator one when i'm at work or otherwise not running my own software. As far as mercs go, you have to manually change your faction tab to mercs to grab their models, it doesn't show you which you can use in your force. And minions aren't mkII compatible til after the hordes mkII playtest

Armies of Immoren is discontinued and he won't release the source code. So no more updates on that front.