It’s another big week out there, with a massive thirteen events, and as the title suggests we’re getting a pretty clear view of who the metagame’s front runners are. To be clear, the metagame is pretty healthy as these things go, and lists from a wide variety of factions can and do win events. However, there are four factions out in front who are back with high win rates and multiple strong performances week after week, which are:

Thousand Sons
Adepta Sororitas
Dark Angels
Drukhari

(with maybe Black Templars creeping towards a fifth slot depending on how you slice it)

At the other end of the scale, two factions are substantially behind on most metrics, which are:

Genestealer Cults
Orks

Hopefully we’re not too far from some changes arriving in the next balance update to address these outliers, and that we also see some support for factions that are currently only holding on via a limited range of builds like Chaos Space Marines.

Anyway, those are my two cents on where things stand, now to look at the latest crop of results that informs this. Today I’ll be covering:

Texas Open 2024 – Warhammer 40k Champs
CCBB 40k – Singles
Hammer of Wrath GT
ECDC Presents: The Big Sky Open
AZ Warhammer 40K League 2024 Summer Championship
Dearg Doom I
GREX Battle for Augustus – Legends GT

On Friday Lowest of Men will take over and review:

Huxley’s Open 2024
Ratcon 2024
North Star Open
Cardiff Carnage #1
Heroes Of The Mid Table, Summer, GT, 2024
Wasteland Wars 3

This week’s showdowns, as voted for by our Patrons, will be:

World Eaters vs World Eaters at Dearg Doom I. The Patrons crave violence.
Adepta Sororitas Army of Faith vs Gladius Dark Angels at Cardiff Carnage.

Texas Open 2024 – Warhammer 40k Champs

106-player, 6-round Grand Tournament in Austin, TX, United States on August 24 2024. All the lists for this event can be found in Best Coast Pairings.

Cam Hawkins – Dark Angels (Gladius Task Force) – 1st Place

The List

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Archetype

Dark Angels GTF

Thoughts

As is always helpful when I make a hot take about the metagame, our first result for the week serves as exhibit A. As of the last Balance Dataslate Dark Angels have access to two of the best Marine datasheets in the form of Deathwing Knights and Inner Circle Companions, and using these alongside the standard GTF hits like Fire Discipline Eradicators gives you an ultra-potent all-rounder build. I suspect the dominance of this build is a big part of the reason why Orks and Cults are suffering so badly – both factions borderline cannot fight this list efficiently as it stands (especially Judiciar-toting builds), and when it’s one of the most popular armies out there that’s a big problem.

There is still some diversity within the exact loadouts used for this army, and Cam’s winning build here has a couple of interesting tweaks. A small unit of Black Knights provides a fairly efficient early position holder/bully charge missile that isn’t totally trivial to pick up, while a second squad of ICCs tilts the army slightly more towards versatile damage and mobility dealing compared to the triple DWK lists. Helps avoid one of the key ways to fight the army which is to kill everything except the DWKs then run around them, so a nice way to shake up the dynamic. Well done to Cam on the big trophy!

Justin Moore – Necrons (Hypercrypt Legion) – 2nd Place (Undefeated)

The List

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Archetype

Warrior Hypercrypt

Thoughts

I guess you’re also very happy to have a second unit of ICCs if you come up against this, though this is definitely unusual as Hypercrypt builds go. Some of the heavy stuff that’s been common in lists like Monoliths and Doomsdays are here, but in place of the Silent King you’ve got two big warrior blocks and a Reanimator to keep them in the game. That’s a good curveball to throw when many opponents will be teching for elite infantry rather than hordes, and you’ll definitely pick up some games with this just by overwhelming the foe. Having two Monoliths also keeps the option of Hyperphasic Recall open deeper into the game, and that further complicates dealing with the Warriors – opponents need to be handling them in a single swing, and many armies can’t. Some can, to be clear – Inner Circle Companions are to be avoided like the plague, but your shooting is pretty good at clearing those.

Hypercrypt is on the list of detachments that are pushing a faction’s success up substantially from their baseline, though in Necrons case it’s leaving them a little overtuned rather than “holding on”. However, the fun thing about it is that there’s still a lot of tinkering going on with exactly how to field it, as we see here with Justin’s build – good work.

Scott Cairns – Astra Militarum (Combined Regiment) – 3rd Place

The List

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Archetype

Bullgryn and Dorns

Thoughts

Waving the banner for our first faction that’s in the “about right” category, we have the Astra Militarum. Tanks good. Bullgryn good. One full unit of Scions with Command very good – seriously, if you have not seen what these can do, maybe look it up before next time you play Guard so you’re emotionally prepared. Fundamentally, Guard currently play pretty much dead on how they should (with maybe just a little internal rebalance on Bullgryn needed) – you can roll an armoured fist forward, supported by Infantry and some specialists, and pound your opponent into the dirt. Excellent execution of this by Scott in third.

Robert Rettew – Leagues of Votann (Oathband) – 4th Place

The List

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Archetype

Thunderkyn Votann

Thoughts

Rounding out our first top four we’ve got another well-balanced faction. You basically can’t go wrong with any assemblage of their datasheets, with this build making far heavier use of Thunderkyn and basic Hearthkyn than the norm, but thriving nonetheless. Choosing not to pack any Land Fortresses and retaining some powerful Deep Strike threats means that this army hides on the table a lot better than some, and it has a few more sacrificial units if you need to bait the foe. That’s important with so many brutal melee threats about, and seems to have served the Kin well here – good stuff from Robert.

The Best of the Rest

There were 7 more players on 5-1 records. They were:

5th – Brent Simon – Space Wolves (Stormlance Task Force): Wolf Jail, but with Inceptors instead of Wulfen.
6th – David Hall – Astra Militarum: Bullgryn, Russes and a big drop Scion unit.
7th – Oscar Ruiz – Adepta Sororitas (Bringers of Flame): Speedy flame Sisters.
8th – Robert Moreland – Astra Militarum: Bullgryn, Russes and a Stormsword. Sound the Big Tank siren.
9th – Genevieve Greene – Leagues of Votann: Triple Land Fortress with Hearthguard and bike MSUs in support.
10th – Greg Harris – Adeptus Custodes (Shield Host): Infantry blocks, Caladius tanks and a Telemon.
11th – Joseph Rexer – Necrons (Hypercrypt Legion): Quad C’tan and a Monolith.

CCBB 40k – Singles

72-player, 6-round Grand Tournament in Ottawa, ON, Canada on August 24 2024. All the lists for this event can be found in Best Coast Pairings.

John Winter Russell – Astra Militarum (Combined Regiment) – 1st Place

The List

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Archetype

Elite Shooty Guard

Thoughts

Taking the trophy at our second big event we have a wildly different take on guard, leaning on the damage-dealing capabilities of Scions and Kasrkin. You’ve still got the one big unit of Scions out of Deep Strike, but that’s supplemented by two 5-model + Command units in Taurox Primes, which is also extremely nasty. Combining Fire Support from the Taurox with the Scion’s built in ability means you can get the rare and coveted full hit and wound re-rolls while shooting at something on an objective, and with the power of the weapons in the squad that’s going to give almost anything a bad time. It’s a very neat package that I’m surprised we haven’t seen more of since the current price point was reached – maybe this will inspire some imitators.

Elsewhere, Kasrkin and Rough Riders double and triple down on hitting hard and fast, and one Dorn provides a trump card if you can strip the foe of all their anti-tank via Scion and Kasrkin strikes. It’s also just efficient at the current price, particularly with the pocket option of shrugging off a railgun hit or something. John’s win here hammers home what a healthy state Guard are in, as he leaves a lot of the popular choices on the shelf but still thrives, exactly what you want from a faction that’s also in a balance sweet spot.

Louis Boisvert – Thousand Sons (Cult of Magic) – 2nd Place

The List

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Archetype

Triple Mutalith

Thoughts

Have we considered that maybe Mutalith Vortex Beasts shouldn’t cost 150pts? Just putting that out there. More and more, we’re seeing Tsons players dial back a little on volume of magical shenanigans in favour of a big wall of seething rainbow flesh to buy them time to do more of them. That seems to be working out pretty well, helped by the fact that the Mutaliths are also versatile damage dealers and have a defensive profile that’s reasonably agnostic to what’s trying to kill them. All things you very much want in a unit, and Louis put them to good use unleashing Tzeentch’s terrible and confusing wrath here.

Brian Crothers – Chaos Space Marines (Chaos Cult) – 3rd Place

The List

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Archetype

Cult with Terminators

Thoughts

For those wondering, yes I do include Chaos Cult in the limited number of builds propping Chaos Space Marines up. At ths point it has solidly shown that you shouldn’t let your memes be dreams – rolling the foe over with waves of bodies and movement tricks really is good, especially when you back it up with the lurking presence of Cypher to tank opponent’s stratagem usage. It’s also another build where innovation is ongoing, as we see here – alongside the regular cultist horde, we’ve got one full unit of Terminators with a Sorceror. These serve a dual purpose – they throw a curveball in terms of defensive profile, and stacking up a lot of combi-weapons with (functionally) always-on hit re-rolls is a neat way to cleanly remove Inner-Circle Companions from the table, and it’ll kill one Deathwing Knight even through their Watcher, which isn’t nothing. They also provide a hammer to clear enemy tanks, which can otherwise sometimes grind the cult down, and you can see via the selected melee weapons that this is on their to-do list – you’d stick with the accursed weapons if you wanted to hunt DWKs in melee.

Apart from it being cool to see a new unit tried so successfully, it’s also very flavourful to have one unit of Terminators leading a howling horde of cultists into battle, so big props to Brian on multiple fronts, big fan of what I’m seeing here!

Tim Deetlefs – Aeldari (Battle Host) – 4th Place

Yvraine & The Visarch. Credit: James “Boon” Kelling

The List

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Archetype

MSU Go-wide Elves

Thoughts

Elves. They’re still here, somehow. Unlike some other factions that have been repeatedly hammered with nerfs, Aeldari are now in a pretty balanced spot win-rate wise, and with a decent amount of list diversity to boot. Tim’s list here goes for the pure go-wide plan – tonnes of tiny units, many of which excel at launching lighting strikes from concealment, ready to lock in scoring with an absolutely iron grip and neutralise whatever key tools the opponent is trying to use to do the same. Secret Missions are a real blessing for this kind of list, as they provide a huge amount of agency to set your own goals in terms of what points you need to land and how many you need to deny from your opponent.

That demands some really aggressive play to counter, but as always with Aeldari that risks getting caught out by a hammer blow like a charge from the Harlequin unit, and Scourges are also super good at punishing heavy stuff that gets too pushy. Huge fan of the 3x haywire 1x lance loadout in Ynnari too, really helps maximise the flexibility of the overall unit and push the value you get from the Aeldari re-roll as compared to a pain token. As ever, I cannot help but love to see an elf boss winning, so great stuff from Tim.

The Best of the Rest

There was 1 more player on a 5-1 record. They were:

5th – Dany Daigle – Tyranids (Assimilation Swarm): An interesting tarpit build using cheap Psychophages and Pyrovores to keep two full blocks of Tyrant Guard (with Swarmlord and a Hive Tyrant) up and running. Definitely tough to crack, especially once you factor in the Swarmlord CP tax.

Hammer of Wrath GT

60-player, 5-round Grand Tournament in Cypress, CA, United States on August 24 2024. All the lists for this event can be found in Best Coast Pairings.

Matthew Green – Thousand Sons (Cult of Magic) – 1st Place

The List

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Archetype

Double Mutalith

Thoughts

A mere two Mutaliths this time around, but compensated by far more magical firepower. Thousand Sons good, congratulations to Matthew for helping Tzeentch work even more diabolical plans.

Nico Urrea – Thousand Sons (Cult of Magic) – 2nd Place (Undefeated)

The List

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Archetype

Ultra-hefty Thousand Sons

Thoughts

Tears are streaming down my face as I once again say “Thousand Sons Good”. This build looks to be going hunting for Dark Angels in particular, as the current builds tend to only have the firepower to deck one large target at range a turn, while flat D3 as you get from the Forgefiends is exactly what you want for hunting Companions and Knights. You do pay the cost of having far fewer shenanigans to pull on any given turn, but you’ve still got the juice to drop a crucial Warptime, so the entire table remains Magnus’ plaything, and that’s especially hard to work around when all the targets in the army are quite crunchy – you’re going to have to commit to kill stuff, but Magnus punishes overcommitment better than almost anyone. A conundrum for foes, to be sure, and not one that any managed to solve, leaving Nico in an undefeated second place.

Ruben Zhao – Grey Knights (Teleport Strike Force) – 3rd Place

The List

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Archetype

All-Rounder Grey Knights

Thoughts

Grey Knights are another faction in the “about right” bracket with a couple of different ways you can build them. It is fair to highlight that the vast majority of builds go for three regular Dreadknights, as it turns out a strong all-round shooting/Advance+Charge murder machine is pretty valuable, but you can back that up with small Terminator units and Mortals (as seen here), a more mixed infantry setup with Purifiers, or big Paladin bricks with a Grand Master, and all those options are pretty cool. They’re another faction that does well out of Secret Missions, as Brotherhood Terminators are perfect for forcing the issue on War of Attrition, and their damage dealing has ended up pretty well matched to what the metagame is throwing out. Well done to Ruben for taking them to third, and particular well done for resisting the six Dreadknight build, which is also distressingly viable.

Kennith! Onyeabor – Tyranids (Invasion Fleet) – 4th Place

The List

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Archetype

Monster Mash

Thoughts

It’s a big wall of Monsters, what do you want from me? I guess it’s important to highlight that the skew is definitely towards the cheaper options in order to permit the inclusion of more monsters, which is important in a metagame that gets very deadly up close, and including the Neurotyrant/Zoanthrope unit is also very sensible – it gives you something that pretty much all enemy units have to respect, and you want the Tyrant for the super Shadow turn anyway. Great to see Tyranids out there getting stuff done, especially with such a classic strategy – well done Kennith.

The Best of the Rest

There were 6 more players on 4-1 records. They were:

5th – Michael Georges – Tyranids (Crusher Stampede): Monster mash with a Norn as a centrepiece.
6th – Jeff Poole – Chaos Daemons: Khorne missiles galore and a Gift GUO as a tarpit.
7th – Jason McKenzie – T’au Empire (Retaliation Cadre): Two squads of Broadsides, a toolbox of Crisis Teams and Commanders, and a couple Riptides to finish.
8th – Jeff Jew – Dark Angels (Gladius Task Force): DWKs backed by Vindicators and an ICC/Judiciar squad.
9th – Tony Baumayr – Astra Militarum: Loads of Russes and some Bullgryn.
10th – Daniel Reddehase – Death Guard: Two tooled-up Plague Marine Rhinos, a big Deathshroud block and Brigands.

ECDC Presents: The Big Sky Open

47-player, 5-round Grand Tournament in Great Falls, MT, United States on August 24 2024. All the lists for this event can be found in Best Coast Pairings.

Colin Kay – Adepta Sororitas (Bringers of Flame) – 1st Place

The List

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Archetype

Heavy Flame Sisters

Thoughts

Colin takes down another event with his heavier spin on Bringers of Flame, sacrificing some of the speed of Dominions and Seraphim for extra punch from Retributors and a two-Penitent unit. The result hits spectacularly hard and can also do a pretty good all-hull turtle deployment (other than the Infiltrating Novitiates), providing it with a good deal of control over early trades. Seems to be thriving, and is presumably somewhat softening the blow of the fun police at Games Workshop confiscating the fourth RepEx. Great stuff as always from Colin.

Thomas Moore – Blood Angels (Sons of Sanguinius) – 2nd Place (Undefeated)

The List

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Archetype

Durability-skewed Sons

Thoughts

We’ve still got some indeterminate amount of time left with the old Blood Angels rules, as most events don’t start using army box-only books till their full release, so classic VanVet/Priest units can still soar around the sky a while longer. I think this variant of Sons that leans as far as possible towards durability is the best choice for Singles, as the speed and punch are still easily enough to overwhelm armies that don’t like dealing with it, while if you run into Dark Angels and have to have a proper stand-up slugfest the additional resilience is going to pay off in spades. Particularly like the use of a jump captain as a cheap way to get the Warlord buffs on the Sanguinary Guard too, lets you get the punch of that unit into the army without compromising on the “everything is tough” plan. Great work from Thomas.

The Best of the Rest

There were 6 more players on 4-1 records. They were:

3rd – Troy Oswood – Thousand Sons (Cult of Magic): Double Mutalith Tsons.
4th – Trystan Gifford – Black Templars (Righteous Crusaders): Sword Brethren MSUs and a big vanilla Terminator block with a Tannhauser’s Bones Chaplain as a flexible brawler.
5th – Jordan Gledhill – Chaos Daemons: Speedy Monster Mash with a first wave of Keepers and a second of Soulgrinders.
6th – Brian Schwinger Sr. – World Eaters: Heavy duty World Eaters with no Berzerkers, loads of Eightbound and a couple of Forgefiends.
7th – Matthew Hartnett – Orks (War Horde): Lots of mechanised melee Infantry, a few Flash Gitz and Ghaz.
8th – Ticer Nelson – Death Guard: Heavy Death Guard sporting Mortarion, Daemon Engines and Deathshrouds in a Land Raider.

AZ Warhammer 40K League 2024 Summer Championship

40-player, 6-round Grand Tournament in Scottsdale, AZ, United States on August 24 2024. All the lists for this event can be found in Best Coast Pairings.

Collin Watson – Adepta Sororitas (Bringers of Flame) – 1st Place

The List

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Archetype

Speedy Flame Sisters

Thoughts

Go fast and burn things. This is a great example of the top Sisters build right now, providing an exceptional all-rounder combination of speed, punch and durability. I don’t have much more to cover on this one – we’ve seen plenty if this and we’ll see plenty more. Well done Collin for going amidst the enemies of the Emperor with fire and sword.

The Best of the Rest

There were 2 more players on 5-1 records. They were:

2nd – Mark Whittaker – World Eaters (Berzerker Warband): Go-wide World Eaters with loads of extra Jakhals.
3rd – Matt Schriock – Astra Militarum (Combined Regiment): Tanks for days.

Dearg Doom I

30-player, 5-round Grand Tournament in Cork, CO, Ireland on August 24 2024. All the lists for this event can be found in Best Coast Pairings.

The Showdown

Take and Hold – Hidden Supplies – Search and Destroy

Dan Ahern – World Eaters (Berzerker Warband)
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Joseph Musgrave – World Eaters (Berzerker Warband)
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Thoughts

OK so the Patrons thirst for blood, and I assume they thought they were also getting one over on me by forcing me to write about a mirror match, but instead we have “relatively normal World Eaters” vs. “whatever the hell that is”. I do at least appreciate players using the list metadata to make it clear they’re Doing a Bit so I don’t have to wonder whether I’ve somehow missed a memo about Heldrakes. I still have to work out how they stack up though, and on a relatively simple mission too.

I guess we start by expanding a little on “relatively normal World Eaters”, because it’s not 100% the norm. It’s got plenty of familiar units, but in a metagame filled with big, nasty Fights First stuff the Scout package has been left on the shelf in favour of a very polarised suite of units – either its small enough to throw away in a pinch (Berzerker MSUs) or big and hits like a truck (full Exalted Squads). Seems broadly well suited to the metagame, solid, now let’s look at the weird stuff on the other side.

OK, Terminators first up. -1D in melee on a big unit of these is pretty sweet, and stacks up nicely against the Eightbound here, you actually do hit the point where some of your models survive the swing, and then do damge the Eightbound can’t really afford in response. Combi-Weapons are hilariously useful here too, so sure, it’s a pass. Helbrute? Fine, whatever, I kind of like one in World Eaters because if you can Charge or Heroic it into the far end of an enemy unit alongside your Eightbound you can cause some capital-P problems.

All this I can stomach, what I cannot stand is that in this game the Heldrake is hilariously useful, because the Daemon Prince with Wings is essentially the perfect prey for it. The drake can hover at a distance with nigh complete impunity, maybe swooping in for some Mortals or flamer shots here and there, but if the Prince ever engages then it can lunge forward and have a very real chance of biting his entire body off, presumably while the audience cheers and claps. Being able to dunk a healthy quantity of reliable melee Mortals into Angron in a pinch is useful too, and I think there’s enough surprisingly well-tuned counterpunch in the weird list that none of the threats from the “normal” can confidently push out.

The problem is, I think the weird list is stronger counterattacking than pushing in its own right – if any unit on this table can it probably is the Terminators, but Angron can still rip half a unit apart, so why risk it, particularly on a six objective mission where you can stay still and rack up points. I hope that the armies here contrived to ensure there was still a good amount of bloodshed despite the incentive towards cautious play, but once all was said and done the end result appears to owe more to caution than a bloodbath – a draw.

Result

Khorne is Shaking His Head to Show that He Disapproves – 78 – 78

(Unless it was a draw because everyone died by turn 4, in which case carry on).

Dan Ahern – World Eaters (Berzerker Warband) – 1st Place

The List

See Showdown

Archetype

Heldrake?

Thoughts

Heldrake!

Incredible scenes.

Joseph Musgrave – World Eaters (Berzerker Warband) – 2nd Place

The List

See Showdown

Archetype

Exalted-heavy World Eaters

Thoughts

Covered in the Showdown – plenty of the normal toys, but eschews ultra-speedy Scout pressure out the gate to jam in two ultra-murderous Eightbound bricks and enough small Berzerker units that you can afford to speculatively throw some away if you need to. All good choices, and well done to Joseph for tieing the game on the top table despite how confusing the experience must have been!

The Best of the Rest

There were 5 more players on 4-1 records. They were:

3rd – Daire O’Mahony – Tyranids (Vanguard Onslaught): High-pressure Vanguard with two Genestealer/Broodlord blocks and Leapers for early aggro, then shooty monsters and some melee Warriors as a second wave.
4th – Michael Mc Carthy – Blood Angels (Sons of Sanguinius): Dante plus Sanguinary Guard alongside a Priest/VanVet unit, backed by various jump MSUs.
5th – Colin Power – Aeldari: Comedy Wraith skew list going for three each of Wraithlords, Wraithseers and Hemlocks. Oh, and a Wraithknight.
6th – Luke Crowley – Death Guard: Fairly crunchy Death Guard with an allied Knight Despoiler.

GREX Battle for Augustus – Legends GT

27-player, 5-round Grand Tournament in Singapore, SG on August 24 2024. All the lists for this event can be found in Best Coast Pairings.

Jonathan Lee – Necrons (Hypercrypt Legion) – 1st Place

The List

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Archetype

Heavy Hypercrypt

Thoughts

Another Hypercrypt build to round us out today, this one going for the classic Szarkeh/Monolith package for a flexible and durable core, and filling out with the Nightbringer to solve problems and a bunch of small stuff for maxing scoring. Good all-round but worth highlighting that Jonathan won what I would have had down as a very challenging matchup against Primaris Crusader spam in the final, so very impressive work!

The Best of the Rest

There were 3 more players on 4-1 records. They were:

2nd – Jensen Goh – Death Guard (Plague Company): Plague Marines in Rhinos, Destructors, Brigands, all classic Death Guard stuff.
3rd – Paul Garcin – Black Templars (Righteous Crusaders): Aforesaid Primaris Crusader spam – eighty of them with various buffs, plus one unit of VanVets for roving pressure/melee trapping.
4th – Victor Koh – Adepta Sororitas (Bringers of Flame): Speedy Flame Sisters

Wrap Up

That’s it from me for another mammoth week, check back in on Friday when Lowest of Men will tag in for the other half of this week’s tournaments, and the scene doesn’t look to be slowing down for the next few weeks either, with big events firing all over the UK and elsewhere besides. See you then!

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Competitive Innovations in 10th: The Lion, the Witchhunters and the Warpcoven pt.1

Texas Open 2024 – Warhammer 40k Champs

Cam Hawkins – Dark Angels (Gladius Task Force) – 1st Place

The List

Archetype

Thoughts

Justin Moore – Necrons (Hypercrypt Legion) – 2nd Place (Undefeated)

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Archetype

Thoughts

Scott Cairns – Astra Militarum (Combined Regiment) – 3rd Place

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Archetype

Thoughts

Robert Rettew – Leagues of Votann (Oathband) – 4th Place

The List

Archetype

Thoughts

The Best of the Rest

CCBB 40k – Singles

John Winter Russell – Astra Militarum (Combined Regiment) – 1st Place

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Archetype

Thoughts

Louis Boisvert – Thousand Sons (Cult of Magic) – 2nd Place

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Archetype

Thoughts

Brian Crothers – Chaos Space Marines (Chaos Cult) – 3rd Place

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Thoughts

Tim Deetlefs – Aeldari (Battle Host) – 4th Place

The List

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Thoughts

The Best of the Rest

Hammer of Wrath GT

Matthew Green – Thousand Sons (Cult of Magic) – 1st Place

The List

Archetype

Thoughts

Nico Urrea – Thousand Sons (Cult of Magic) – 2nd Place (Undefeated)

The List

Archetype

Thoughts

Ruben Zhao – Grey Knights (Teleport Strike Force) – 3rd Place

The List

Archetype

Thoughts

Kennith! Onyeabor – Tyranids (Invasion Fleet) – 4th Place

The List

Archetype

Thoughts

The Best of the Rest

ECDC Presents: The Big Sky Open

Colin Kay – Adepta Sororitas (Bringers of Flame) – 1st Place

The List

Archetype

Thoughts

Thomas Moore – Blood Angels (Sons of Sanguinius) – 2nd Place (Undefeated)

The List

Archetype

Thoughts

The Best of the Rest

AZ Warhammer 40K League 2024 Summer Championship

Collin Watson – Adepta Sororitas (Bringers of Flame) – 1st Place

The List

Archetype

Thoughts

The Best of the Rest

Dearg Doom I

The Showdown

Take and Hold – Hidden Supplies – Search and Destroy

Thoughts

Result

Dan Ahern – World Eaters (Berzerker Warband) – 1st Place

The List

Archetype

Thoughts