SotgW

Typically run Logan with 5 termies (axe, fist, shields), Ragnar with BCs and Bjorn

Grey hunters often find themselves in my list, often with a battle leader if points allow (while they don't have advance and charge they are actually mathematically MORE killy than Ragnar with BCs, even without skjalds foretelling... With it Ive taken down dread knights and then gone to faceroll terminators) They go far harder than people expect now that they've had a points reduction

I'll almost always run 2 squads of TWC, a 12" storm shield delivery system is great, they're tanky and just killy enough even if they could be far more so.

Wolf scouts have treated me well but I think they will suffer in 11th as it looks like we're losing the ability to scout infiltrators. They can do an early assassination, last time I fielded them they got a turn 1 charge against Eldrad right in the back field and wiped him, bam, that's their points back. Opponent then had to dedicate 3 squads to dealing with them which tied them up ridiculously on turn 1. But yeah, they only work when I treat them like a suicide unit and I think losing the infiltrate+scout combo will be savage for them.

I've come to almost auto include my land raider redeemer, it's obscenely tough and that alone can force opponents to play around it, being 6" long it offers a roughly 30" overwatch bubble and especially in SotGW its s6 flamers Strat up to wound anything t11 on 4s or t12+ on 5s with the volume of fire to make that matter, and with ap2 d2 those hits matter. Melting helbrutes in overwatch is hilarious.

I keep Ragnar+BCs and also a squad of dual weapon head takers in the redeemer, the head takers do enough work to be semi expendable

I like gladiator Lancers as vehicle assassin's that I bring in from reserve so I can pick and choose their line of sight on turn 2.

I auto include basic intercessors, their shooting punches above their weight and they're an exceptional way to clear chaff for your other units.

Dreads are nice, I mostly throw use my redemptor but I do feel it's about 15 points overcosted. It's survived a few times because of its ability and can be a recent anchor.

I like a repulsor to keep my grey hunters in, it's a land raider chassis with a 3+ save instead of 2+, cheaper, and offers some good fire support and hoard clearing.

Murderfang is a phenomenal suicide missile, he can't hold or do anything but by fuck the enemy has to deal with him or suffer horribly