In Episode 31 we cover our recent Warzone: CTA GT which was this past weekend. We chat about Warzone: Atlanta and how to list design for the Warzone missions. And we chat a bit about SoCal Open.
Hosts: Robert Chandler, Daniel Hesters, Derek Rowe
I know what you're probably thinking. Assault Centurions? For Space Marines? Are those even a THING? The answer is yes! Not only do they exist, but most Space Marines armies either will be using them or should be using them.
Unless you've been living under a rock for the last month or so, you probably know by now that the new Iron Hands Codex Supplement has arrived and boy is it a nasty one. Iron Hands is likely to shake up the meta quite a bit in competitive Warhammer 40,000, but it is not an insurmountable matchup to overcome. The list can be beaten by employing the proper tactics. Let's take a look.
Recently I was contacted by app developer Jacob Noble, to take a look over his new MathHammer app. He was kind enough to give me a free version of the app to review and being more than a little bit of a mathhammer nerd I was more than happy to oblige. So, does this app deliver? Let's take a look.
Episode 30
Hosts: Robert Chandler, Daniel Hesters, Red Powell
We are joined by The Worthiest Adversary, Red Powell, as we chat about the common pitfalls and mistakes players make in competitive 40k and how to avoid them.
Also we chat a bit about Iron Hands and the new Space Marines and how they will impact the meta as well as previewing upcoming events including our own Warzone: Come the Apocalypse GT.
Hosts: Robert Chandler, Daniel Hesters, Nick St Amour
Special Guest: Tony Pierce
In Episode 29 we bring on Tony Pierce, head TO of Carolina Crusade, to discuss his first major event, lessons learned and plans for the future. We also recap Nick's journey to number 2 at the Landmass RTT in Biloxi, MS
You've been collecting Warhammer 40,000 miniatures for a bit now. You and your buddies have gotten some games in, or perhaps you play weekly or monthly at your local club or game shop with your army. You see advertisements at your club and in your Facebook Groups for local tournaments but you're not sure what that means or even where to begin to learn about tournament play.
If you're new to tournament competitive Warhammer 40k then this post is for you. The goal of this article is to provide you with useful information to help you get started on this new journey of learning to play Warhammer 40k at a competitive level.