Squint Squad for Tournament (Regionals, UK)

[bahourmat 74]

Hi there,

 

This is my second post, after registering with the forum (have been lurking in the shadows for some time now

 

I'm still a relatively new player (about 1-2 months of more or less regular playing at the local store) but I figured it would be worth to jump into organized play as soon as I had the chance, mainly for the additional experience and the chance to pick at at the brains of more experienced players. 

After missing the local game store tournament, I've gone ahead and registered for a Regionals, coming on the 21st May. 

 

As I've mainly played with Imperials and, more specifically, have a soft spot for Interceptors, I've stubbornly kept a couple of interceptor-only lists and although they are quite unforgiving, I've kept at it and am (I think...) finally getting a bit better at flying them. This is what I wanted to try out:

 

Soontir Fel - Push the Limit, Royal Guard TIE, Autothrusters, Stealth Device (35pts)

 

Carnor Jax - Push the Limit, Royal Guard TIE, Autothrusters, Stealth Device (34pts)

 

Turr Phenir - Veteran Instincts, Royal Guard TIE, Autothrusters, Stealth Device (31 pts)

 

Total Points: 100

 

My idea would be to try and keep Turr and Carnor as a squad of their own to try and inflict some damage, while keeping Soontir running flank and zipping in and out as the needs required it. 

 

I guess I'll be bound to face a wide variety of lists and what I'm most dreading is to go up against the current "whales" (like Ghost or the Decimators) and just being drawn into "attrition" skirmishes where Interceptors are bound to get, eventually, beaten.

 

I basically wanted to get some feedback and/or advice on this particular list.

 

Although I've now got a fairly good basic collection that I can piece together a variety of different lists from, I don't think a tournament would be the best place to experiment with new stuff, so I think I'm gonna stick with this and try to fly as much as possible these next two weeks.

 

Anyway, feel free to chip in and offer your two cents.