I haven't played in so long...I actually played Dark Eldar (it was the Incubi models more than anything that clinched it for me...too bad you can't have very many! lol) in the more recent editions. In the older ones my friends and I mostly played with the warband rules from the old Chaos hardcovers. Can't even really remember how those lists worked together, but I loved my Thousand Sons back then.<br/><br/>Let's see, Dark Eldar...a few moments that stood out were things like:<br/><br/>The first time a Space Marine player realized my Grotesques weren't going to killed by bolter fire...right before they charged and mauled the Tactical Squad pretty badly.<br/><br/>The first few games after Wyches initially got revised to be good, doing cool things like locking up Terminators in melee for the whole game, or taking out Dreadnaughts.<br/><br/>Every time my HQ assaulted off their Raider and wiped out, I mean<strong>wiped out</strong>, an opposing HQ (mine was never really that 'beardy', it's just the power of crazy high initatives and power weapons with lots of attacks).<br/><br/>I think one of my favorite battles over all was when Black Templars were all the rage, and I just pulled a classic pincer maneuver against a particularly cheesy Black Templar army. He was so confident that his Marines were so 'hard' and my emo space elves were so soft that he pretty much came right at me. I swung my Raiders all out to the flanks (there were some decent hills to hide behind, and Nightshields) but I locked up the middle with my Grotesques and Talos, with my one big (Raider-less big, 15 Warriors) Warrior unit in support. Swung my Wyches and HQ up the right (this was one of those times when my HQ annihilated his HQ...he was really light, like only 4 or 5 models in the HQ) and they started hammering across to where my Raider squads and Ravager had taken some high cover along the left. Yup, it hurt me too, make no mistake, but not nearly as much as that guy thought it should!