Cannibal Pariah x3
Skull Hill
Treacherous Concubine x2
Jack of Blades x2
Knight of Autumn Gate x2
Blight Rat x3
Ekkyon Wayfarer
Eater of Hope
Dreadmorph Ogre

Basic Hold-the-Line concept. Pair the Rats and Concubines with heavy hitters like the Ogre and Eater, while keeping the Wayfarer nearby. Plant Skull Hill either in the middle of the field or on your opponent's 4-point cell.

Any thoughts or suggestions?

Thanks!

I plan to sac my fodder to the pumpkinheads and Eater, so they need to be sturdy enough until I can get the others into play. Barbstrider, just isn't as sturdy as Cannibal Pariah.

Sure, they both get killed as easy, but the Pariah is less likely to be disrupted.

I've found the Zombie Enforcer is a better sub for one of the Pariahs. He is considerably tougher and helps in not wasting that odd 1st or 2nd round low spawn phase point. The extra point is a big deal when it gets a defense boost that allows for survivability (which you'll need for Appease).

Also while it shoots you in the foot for a mono Aspect thing, a Boneblade teamed with a treacherous concubine is brilliant if you start running into irritating Madness creatures like Faceless Stalkers. The Boneblade also fits into the 6 point slot well and benefits from a nearby Ekkyon. While not nearly as sturdy as Pumpkinhead the lack of appease may save your butt if you have some ugly early rounds and lose to many Pariahs. He likes Skull Hill more than most minis as well.

While not a huge issue, with all the Appeasing you will be doing, do you think you can get both of your Fatties out in the same game? I run a similar band, but with a full compliment of Boneblades and an Axemorph Demon, and find I frequently don't get the big guy out till it doesn't really matter. While the Eater is cheaper can he be fielded with the Ogre if all of your weenies don't convert to spawn?