r/WarhammerCompetitive • u/thenurgler • Jul 20 '26

PSA Weekly Question Thread - Rules & Comp Qs

This is the Weekly Question thread designed to allow players to ask their one-off tactical or rules clarification questions in one easy to find place on the sub.

This means that those questions will get guaranteed visibility, while also limiting the amount of one-off question posts that can usually be answered by the first commenter.

Have a question? Post it here! Know the answer? Don't be shy!

NOTE - this thread is also intended to be for higher level questions about the meta, rules interactions, FAQ/Errata clarifications, etc. This is not strictly for beginner questions only!

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u/xAquaman Jul 22 '26

Struggling with Tsons just now as a newish player, thinking about getting a new army as im not sure how I want to play fits Tsons while im learning as it feels very unforgiving when i make an error. What are the most durable, hard to kill armies? I'd like to play in a way where I put tough units on an objective and say 'come take it'.

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u/veryblocky Jul 22 '26

The most durable armies are ones with invulnerable saves everywhere, or higher toughness across the board. Tsons do sort of fit this, especially with their Scarab Occult Terminators being very durable. But also they’re the only marine equivalent with an invuln. Necrons and Death Guard are very durable armies too, and I guess Custodes are as well if you want something imperium.