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Competitive Innovations in 9th: Maryland Open and Gladiator Gaming GT

Back to a big ticket weekend with a healthy clutch of events firing that gives us a chance to see how the metagame is adapting to the massive curveball the Drukhari codex has thrown at it. The largest of...

Catching Snowflakes: Druze Bayram Security

Welcome back to Catching Snowflakes, our series of tactics articles covering the less popular or prolific factions of Infinity. In this week's article we're talking about Druze Bayram Security. Musterkrux is here with another dose of the ‘Pleasant lies’ that you...

Tournament Report: Dallas Open GT

Boon here with another tournament report - having just finished up the Renegade Wargaming Spring Up GT, I turned around a week later and flew down to the Dallas Open GT (and cashed in a whole bunch of fiancé...

Competitive Innovations BONUS: Don Hooson’s Dallas Open Death Guard List

I took another "Hooson List" to the now-infamous Dallas Open two weeks ago and was surprised at how effective it was. The event itself was great. It ran mostly on-time, there were a lot of judges which were quick...

The May 2021 40k Meta Review

Welcome back, dear reader! It’s been a little over a month since our last update and while the Games Workshop release schedule has certainly slowed, we’ve got some massive changes to talk about. You may have seen our round...

Competitive Innovations Editorial: What GW Should do About Drukhari

How do you solve a problem like Drukhari? Realistically, you have two options: A. ride it out and hope that a mixture of players adapting and future releases will bring the problem under control, or B. get the nerf bat...

Competitive Innovations in 9th: Drukhari and the Dallas Open

Last week we went wide, this week we're going tall. The Dallas Open was a huge showcase for the game, with over 170 players starting, and eight rounds to ensure that the finest lists had a chance to emerge...

Infinity Fundamentals, Part V: Common Plays and Tactical Situations

In today's final article on the fundamentals of Infinity, we're covering common plays and tactical situations. If you missed any of our previous articles, you can check them out here: Part I: Strategy Part II: Building a Competitive List ...

Tournament Report: Renegade Wargaming’s Spring Up GT

Hi everyone, James "Boon" Kelling here, back from a crushing win at the 2021 Renegade Wargaming Spring Up GT, where I clowned the shit out of five straight opponents to crush everyone with Drukhari, heralding the dawn of a...

Infinity Fundamentals, Part IV: Initiative Rolls and Deployment

The Initiative Roll and both players' Deployment in Infinity set the conditions for the whole game. Because of the Orders mechanic rather than a conventional IGOUGO structure where every model can move throughout the game, many of your models...