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I know they are Archaon's backbone infantry, but in WH2 the chosen are simply too strong to be a core unit.
I feel that a point system is too restrictive as while some units might be more useful than others that doesn't mean they are worth more than two or even three other units.
As a Skaven player I honestly have never used the 3 point units (and IIRC there is a 4 point unit) because that means adding even more clanrat/slaves units to the army, which is a big nerf for Skaven. On TT you could win with an all clanrat build due solely to overwhelming numbers, but in WH2 you will lose every time due to the 20 unit cap.