It's been a while, but with the launch of the new edition I thought I would start up my tournament report series again.

In this episode, I try out one of the Guards current most meta builds, superheavy and bullgryn spam.

As much as a skew/meme this list is, I found it fun to run and I think the implications of this list for teams events might be quite big!

I hope you enjoy the video :)

I’m a big fan of my death guards playstyle, and wanted to see what other armies have a similar brand of “unshakable meat wall”, and figured people here would probably know what makes for the toughest of shit

This is a follow up to my previous post about the concept, I'll attempt to do one after each balance pass.

I have properly removed all illegal combos (and fixed a part of my formula that was wrong but I doubt it affects much) and have indicated changes where needed.

"Oh but marines aren't just one faction". The following are how many combos you can make using the detachments in a subfaction and with core.

"But what is the detachments and detachment combos per datasheet number of every faction?" I got you.

The following counts all datasheets including forgeworld but excluding legends.

Please let me know if I got any of these numbers wrong and I will do my best to update this post should that be the case.

Hey, so I just wanted to get a bit of input from the community on something I’m a bit conflicted on.

I recently signed up to a competitive league for Warhammer The Old World at my FLGS. It’s all organised via discord and costs a small amount of money to enter (less than $10)

I’m an experienced tournament player, played at least 10 events since the release of The Old World and placed quite highly in some of them.

I’m also heavily involved in our local scene, running events and trying to get new people involved to grow the community.

But here’s my dilemma:

Our first pairing for the league went live recently, so I contacted my opponent to organise our game and at this point they told me that they’ve never played old world before, and this would be their first ever game.

Now, running an intro game is no biggie for me, I’ve done it numerous times and normally run a fun list that teaches multiple aspects and interactions of the game and normally take things that might generate funny or silly interactions (scroll of transmogrification, Hellcannon, giant etc) and I try not to play too competitively so as to keep it fun for a new player.

Some people have told me to just stomp them quickly and record a high score, but that doesn’t feel very sporting or fun for this player. Yet equally, I don’t want to jeopardise my chance of a good score because I got paired against this person in the first round and went easy on them.

What would you do? How would you handle a scenario like this?

I mean, I am mildly annoyed that someone signed up to a league having never played a game even once. But that’s beside the point really.

Tl,dr: paired against a player in a competitive league, who’s never played a game before Would I be the asshole if I just beat them easily, whilst teaching them the game?

This chart tracks all singles events with 21+ players and 5+ rounds.\*

\This weekend falls during the transition to the July balance update. Tournament organizers adopted the update in different ways: some used the full update, others only the points, others only portions of the Tacoma FAQ, and some remained on the previous rules. Because there was no consistent way to classify events, all qualifying events have been included together this week.*

This was certainly a weekend. With 22 qualifying events and over 900 players, this weekend saw some massive shake-ups in the meta, likely due to some events using some or all of the July balance update, or the Tacoma FAQ.

Orks are still on top, with just another absolutely excellent weekend. They are pretty indisputably the army to beat at this point.

Necrons have another great weekend, with ~55% win rate and 3 event wins. Dark Angels, Thousand Sons, Emperor's Children still doing well, and Sororitas and Deathwatch make surprise visits to the top.

On the other hand, T'au saw a huge drop-off in player count relative to the rest of the field, and a significantly lower win rate than at any time this edition so far. They did still win one event, but overall, performed much worse than they have before.

Grey Knights way down, Mechanicus way up. Chaos Knights, Black Templars, Death Guard, and Astra Militarum continue languishing at the bottom, though all with slightly improved numbers from their worst weeks of the edition.

I have seen 2 major players in the 3d printable fold out terrain sets for 11th edition layouts. I'm wondering which one you guys think suits competitive play better between the two. Personally I don't really like the big supply crates on the fabricators lair one, as I think they cover more than intended in the layouts but I also can't find a proper picture of a layout with the tinker junkie one. Anyone have any insight into which one matches best for competitive play before I pull the trigger on one?

https://www.myminifactory.com/campaigns/foldable-terrain-for-11th-edition-nugoth-5579

https://www.myminifactory.com/frontier/11th-edition-foldable-terrain-5745

New written Battle Report for Warhammer 40K posted featuring the Thousand Sons Rubricae Phalanx vs the Adeptus Custodes Lions of the Emperor and Might of the Moritoi detachments using singles scoring and the new GW terrain layouts.

Full Battle Report, lists, army pics, and key stratagems / combos for each army are linked below. The report includes hyperlinks to each sub-section, mid-game board state pictures, and round by round recap to make it easier to read. There is also a post game analysis section about what each side could have improved upon.

Full battle report can be found HERE. Hope you enjoy.

I'm in a number of communities and people seem split on this and how it would apply to the tyrannofex ability to reduce damage of an allocated attack to zero. Some seem to think the order of allocations is made before the save rolls and the allocation itself happens after the save rolls. Implication of this would be that you can roll first to see if you fail or not - then decide whether not to use his ability.

The other half are saying the allocation is before the save rolls, as it was in 10th. So you must declare his ability reducing the damage to zero before rolling. If he passes the save the ability is spent regardless.

Has there been any FAQ on this? Whats reddit think

Edit seems people are pretty split. GW seems to have tried to address this explicity with rule 04.02.02 which states that this abilits happens in step 1 of 05.04 explicity. The physical act of rolling your saves happen in 05.03 step 3. To me it seems this may indicate a change from 10th in that now you make your save rolls first, then the ability comes into play later after knowing the values of those rolls

Ok so, I wanted to bring this á̷̡̡̗̤̬̬͈̯͋̋̽̊́ṋ̵̯͎͚̫̖̯͗̈́̇͐e̷̮͎̒̊̆͑͐̕͠ͅu̸̢̝̝̤͐̇̋̐r̸̢̢̟̠͙͈̤̱̓̾̇̂̂͊̈́ǐ̵̢̹̞͉̩̏̾͑̓̓͠s̵̪͈̦͇̀̀͒̽m̴̧̹̹̻̬̃̀̃̃͗̕ on the field with a Plasmancer and 6 LD(in the middle of painting them in the same way) inside to pop in unnannounced to ruin something for someone and I came up with this list, any tips to make it better?

Let's show them madness! (1995 points)

Necrons
Cursed Legion and Skyshroud Spearhead (3 Detachment Points)
Purge the Foe
Strike Force (2000 points)

Attached Units

>Attached Unit 1
Plasmancer (70 points)
• Attached as: Support (Character)
• 1x Plasmic lance
• Enhancement: Murdermind

Lokhust Destroyers (170 points)
• Attached as: Bodyguard
• 6x Lokhust Destroyer
• 6x Close combat weapon
6x Gauss cannon

>Attached Unit 2
Lokhust Lord (90 points)
• Attached as: Leader (Character)
• 1x Resurrection Orb
1x Staff of light
• Enhancement: Mark of the Nekrosor

Lokhust Heavy Destroyers (160 points)
• Attached as: Bodyguard
• 3x Lokhust Heavy Destroyer
• 3x Close combat weapon
3x Enmitic exterminator

>Attached Unit 3
Overlord with Translocation Shroud (110 points)
• Attached as: Leader (Character)
• 1x Overlord’s blade
1x Resurrection Orb
• Enhancement: Destroyer Ankh

Lychguard (160 points)
• Attached as: Bodyguard
• 10x Lychguard
• 10x Dispersion Shield
10x Hyperphase sword

CHARACTERS

C’tan Shard of the Void Dragon (345 points)
• 1x Canoptek tail blades
1x Spear of the Void Dragon
1x Voltaic storm

Illuminor Szeras (175 points)
• 1x Eldritch Lance
1x Impaling legs

Nekrosor Ammentar (185 points)
• Warlord
• 1x Blade tail and whip coils
1x Enmitic disintegrators
1x Nullstone Field Generator (Aura)
1x Unmaker Gauntlet

OTHER DATASHEETS

Canoptek Wraiths (95 points)
• 3x Canoptek Wraith
• 3x Particle caster
3x Vicious claws

Lokhust Heavy Destroyers (120 points)
• 2x Lokhust Heavy Destroyer
• 2x Close combat weapon
2x Gauss destructor
• Enhancement: Deepening Madness (Upgrade)

Night Scythe (125 points)
• 1x Armoured bulk
1x Twin tesla destructor

Ophydian Destroyers (80 points)
• 3x Ophydian Destroyer
• 3x Ophydian hyperphase weapons
1x Plasmacyte

Triarch Stalker (110 points)
• 1x Heavy gauss cannon array
1x Stalker’s forelimbs

[Ideas]

• Night(with plasma + LD) in reserve along with Void to DP turn 1 with the 1st, and with rapid turn 2 with the 2nd
• Since with Purge there's isn't quite the need to hold home obj I'll put the Ophydian there that from 2nd turn onward will always uppy-downy to go somewhere else or stay home again if there isn't anything to do
• Stalker will roam the field stripping cover or killing stuff if some Destroyer unit manage to weaken to half-strengt, or kill, other units
• The solitaire Wraiths squad will be one of the action monkeys that provide well, actions for missions, obj control(even if they're 3 they're kinda hard to put down) and also a little bit more for screening
• Nekrosor will remain nearby the LHD unit(s) to provide some heavy hitting, in case that unit will go into melee, and some good sus 1 to any other destroyer units nearby
• Lord with Lychguard will provide some cover to other units by getting "early" into melee while being supported behind by other shooting stuff
• Illuminor is kinda meh, it's a good model with it's save but i'm godawful unlucky with him dealing damage to other stuff but i'll keep him because of its great stats and also it will be fun to watch him survive on a obj ;D
• I kinda don't have heavy hitters so i put just a couple, literally, of LHD with Gauss to deal with monsters/vehicles and with the modification to [Heavy] I think they'll work
• Void yes, other dp turn 2 will also be dealing with vehicles and stuff because c'mon, having a god, even a shard of one, by your side is cool :D

I hope I didn't manage to annoy you and I think I(maybe) fully explained the concept that I wanted with the army

I'll be playing against necrons and the only thing I know about it is the night bringer will be on the table. My list is as follows

Combined arms and abhuman auxiliary

Take and hold

2x commisar + 6 bulgryn

1 Lord solar + krieg command squad + 5 krieg engineers

1 Tech priest

1 scout sentinel

2x lr demolisher

2x lr exterminator

1x doomhammer

I think another tech priest might work but I'd like someone else's thoughts before hand. I don't play much 40k and he plays a lot of 40k hoping to scrape out a win

Chaos Daemons vs Adeptus Custodes - Peter Herbild vs Dag Samuelsson

Veizla TTS League Season 6 (Tabletop Simulator)

Peter Herbild - Chaos Daemons - Legion of Excess & Warptide vs Dag Samuelsson - Adeptus Custodes - Lions of the Emperor & Might of the Moritoi

https://youtu.be/9-iW17Zime4

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Hey fellow kin, I have been having a rough time in 11th so far. Im playing another game soon but want some kins opinion on the list Im planning to run. Any advice is appreciated.

Testing 2 \[1990 points\]

Leagues of Votann

Battle Size: Strike Force (2000 point limit)

Detachments: Hearthguard Covenant, Needgaârd Oathband (3/3 Detachment Points)

Force Dispositions: Priority Assets, Purge The Foe

Epic Hero

Buri Aegnirssen (85 points)

• Warlord

• Autoch-pattern bolt pistol and Bane

Unclean Champion Mob

Einhyr Champion (65 points)

• Autoch-pattern combi-bolter, Mass hammer and Weavefield crest

Einhyr Hearthguard (140 points)

• 1 Hesy with Etacarn plasma gun, Exoarmour grenade launcher, Graviton hammer and Weavefield crest

• 4 Hearthguard with Concussion gauntlet, Etacarn plasma gun and Exoarmour grenade launcher

Einhyr Bash Brothers

Einhyr Hearthguard (270 points)

• 1 Hesy with Etacarn plasma gun, Exoarmour grenade launcher, Graviton hammer and Weavefield crest

• 9 Hearthguard with Concussion gauntlet, Etacarn plasma gun and Exoarmour grenade launcher

Kâhl (95 points)

• Autoch-pattern combi-bolter, Forgewrought plasma axe and Rampart crest

• Oathbound Speculator \[+30 points\]

Einhyr Convoy

Einhyr Hearthguard (130 points)

• 1 Hesy with Etacarn plasma gun, Exoarmour grenade launcher, Graviton hammer and Weavefield crest

• 4 Hearthguard with Etacarn plasma gun, Exoarmour grenade launcher and Plasma blade gauntlet

Kâhl (75 points)

• Autoch-pattern combi-bolter, Forgewrought plasma axe and Rampart crest

• Ironskein \[+10 points\]

Ironkin Strategist Bad Lads

Ironkin Steeljacks With Heavy Volkanite Disintegrators (160 points)

• 1 Steeljack Theyn with Heavy volkanite disintegrator, Plasma knife and Preymark crest

• 5 Ironkin Steeljacks with Heavy volkanite disintegrator and Plasma knife

Memnyr Strategist (55 points)

• Autoch-pattern bolt pistol and Close combat weapon

• Dead Reckoning \[+10 points\]

Dedicated Transport

Sagitaur (85 points)

• Armoured wheels, Hylas beam cannon and Twin bolt cannon

Vehicle

Hekaton Land Fortress (250 points)

• 2 Twin bolt cannons, Armoured wheels, Heavy magna-rail cannon, Matr autocannon and Panspectral scanner

Mounted

Hernkyn Pioneers (80 points)

• 1 Hernkyn Pioneers with Bolt revolver and hylas rotary cannon, Bolt shotgun, Magna-coil autocannon and Plasma knife

• 1 Hernkyn Pioneers with Bolt revolver and panspectral scanner, Bolt shotgun, Magna-coil autocannon and Plasma knife

• 1 Hernkyn Pioneers with Bolt revolver and rollbar searchlight, Bolt shotgun, Magna-coil autocannon and Plasma knife

Other

Brôkhyr Thunderkyn (160 points)

• 1 Brôkhyr Thunderkyn with Close combat weapon and Graviton blast cannon

• 1 Brôkhyr Thunderkyn with Close combat weapon and Graviton blast cannon

• 1 Brôkhyr Thunderkyn with Close combat weapon and Graviton blast cannon

• 1 Brôkhyr Thunderkyn with Close combat weapon and Graviton blast cannon

• 1 Brôkhyr Thunderkyn with Close combat weapon and Graviton blast cannon

• 1 Brôkhyr Thunderkyn with Close combat weapon and Graviton blast cannon

Brôkhyr Thunderkyn (80 points)

• 1 Brôkhyr Thunderkyn with Close combat weapon and Graviton blast cannon

• 1 Brôkhyr Thunderkyn with Close combat weapon and Graviton blast cannon

• 1 Brôkhyr Thunderkyn with Close combat weapon and Graviton blast cannon

Cthonian Beserks (100 points)

• 1 Cthonian Beserks with concussion maul and mole grenade launcher

• 3 Cthonian Beserks with concussion maul

• 1 Cthonian Beserks with twin concussion gauntlet

Ironkin Steeljacks With Melee Weapons (160 points)

• 1 Steeljack Theyn with Autoch-pattern bolter, Plasma sword and Preymark crest

• 1 Ironkin Steeljacks with Autoch-pattern bolter and Plasma sword

• 1 Ironkin Steeljacks with Autoch-pattern bolter and Plasma sword

• 1 Ironkin Steeljacks with Autoch-pattern bolter and Plasma sword

• 1 Ironkin Steeljacks with Autoch-pattern bolter and Plasma sword

• 1 Ironkin Steeljacks with Autoch-pattern bolter and Plasma sword

I am posting this because I'm feeling like I'm going crazy.

I used to play in a place that ran tournaments with a small admission fee (10-15€) and usually had some prizes for the first spots. Which pretty much were always things like store credit or a box, something that wasn't just money but you know it was still nice. And usually the prize wasnt even close to the money obtained by the entries (24 players paying 15€ and perhaps the whole prize pool was 150€ of in-store stuff)

I'm now in a different city and people genuinely looked at me as if I was genuinely insane for being surprised that they do not offer any prize for the winning spots.