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When assembling a Warhammer 40,000 army list, especially for a 2,000-point Death Guard build, trimming excess units and optimizing your selection can feel like a daunting task. I’ve found that setting the right atmosphere helps—listening to the ambient and intense soundtrack of The Lords of Silence really keeps me focused and motivated throughout the process. One tip I’ve picked up is to focus first on the core units that define your strategy and themes, then gradually trim auxiliary models that may not contribute effectively in gameplay. This helps maintain the list’s synergy without feeling overwhelming. For Death Guard specifically, prioritizing durable units that can withstand attrition, like Plague Marines or Daemon Princes, and support options such as Foetid Bloat-drone can increase your list’s resilience. Additionally, considering the mission objectives and your play style helps with decision-making. If you like aggressive play, lean towards more melee units; if you prefer holding objectives, include durable ranged units. I’ve also learned to revisit my list after a mock game or two, allowing me to identify any weak spots that need addressing. Although trim is usually my least favorite step, turning it into a productive session with the right soundtrack and a clear focus not only improves my list but also makes the process more enjoyable. Whether you’re new to Death Guard or an experienced player, taking a methodical and personalized approach to list building will enhance your Warhammer experience significantly.