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T’au at the GHO UK: A 40k Tournament Report

GoonhammerOliver Jawara -
As has become semi-traditional, today we've got a guest tournament report from a Goonhammer Patron who brought his T'au Empire army to the latest Goonhammer Open UK. Let's find out how things went for Oliver at the event. I’ve been playing T’au competitively for about 18 months since my first GT at the tail-end of 9th. I’ve established myself as a solid lower-mid-table player with a succession of 2-3s, a 2-2-1 and a 3-3 at the previous GHO UK in...
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TheChirurgeon’s Road Through 2024, Part 29: Knights and Raptors

Robert "TheChirurgeon" Jones -
The Road Through 2024 continues for TheChirurgeon, as he gets in a practice game against Imperial Knights down at his local store and paints up some Night Lords Raptors.
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Competitive Innovations in the Mortal Realms: (Slaves to) Darkness Rises!

RagnarokAngel -
Back to a busy week with four events in the UK and US, including a major Golden Ticket event hosted at Warhammer World in Nottingham. With the unstoppable Nighthaunt and Lumineth meta still raging on we actually have a few surprises this week in terms of winners. Age of Sigmar Grand Tournament: Golden Ticket Event at Warhammer World 59-player, 6-round Grand Tournament in England, GB on September 14 2024. All the lists for this event can be found in Best Coast Pairings. The Showdown Nicolas Tassone - Slaves to Darkness Archaon 2000/2000 pts ----- Grand Alliance...
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Magic: the Gathering Duskmourn Review, Part 2 of 4: Multicolor Cards

FromTheShire, B Phillip York, Marcille "Marcy" Donato and Will "Loxi" Angarella -
Magic's newest expansion takes us to the newly introduced plane of Duskmourn, a plane comprised entirely of a living haunted mansion that thrives on the fear of its denizens. A new set means new cards, and we're kicking off our review with the multicolor cards that serve as signposts to let you know what direction each color pair is trying to build in. Duskmourn will release to Magic the Gathering Online on September 24, 2024, and to the tabletop on September 27. Last time we covered the mechanics, and this time as usual we won't be looking at everything, but what...

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TheChirurgeon’s Road Through 2024, Part 29: Knights and Raptors

Robert "TheChirurgeon" Jones -
The Road Through 2024 continues for TheChirurgeon, as he gets in a practice game against Imperial Knights down at his local store and paints up some Night Lords Raptors.
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Magic: the Gathering Duskmourn Review, Part 2 of 4: Multicolor Cards

FromTheShire, B Phillip York, Marcille "Marcy" Donato and Will "Loxi" Angarella -
Magic's newest expansion takes us to the newly introduced plane of Duskmourn, a plane comprised entirely of a living haunted mansion that thrives on the fear of its denizens. A new set means new cards, and we're kicking off our review with the multicolor cards that serve as signposts to let you know what direction each color pair is trying to build in. Duskmourn will release to Magic the Gathering Online on September 24, 2024, and to the tabletop on September 27. Last time we covered the mechanics, and this time as usual we won't be looking at everything, but what...

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