AGOM XXI - top Age of Sigmar lists and results from the weekend

So over the last weekend, Kendal (UK) played host to latest in the series of A Gathering of Might (AGOM) Warhammer events. Adam Turner (@WORGORE) always puts on a great event and it looked like another success this year based on the Twitter coverage. In this post, I’ll cover the pack, results and the top Age of Sigmar lists.

Adam would also like to thank:

Alex for his amazing raffle army;
Edward for being our van driver/muscle; and
Garry, Tom , and Rebecca for their hard work on the bar all weekend.

Check out the AGOM website and events Facebook page for all the details of future events if you are keen to attend.

AGOM XXI: Age of Sigmar pack

AGOM XXI was played over 5 games using the General’s Handbook 2017 scenarios (rolled before each round). There are a few house rules of interest, including the use of some specialist terrain warscrolls, setting the timing for when mysterious terrain needs to be rolled for in the hero phase, and magic automatically failing to cast on a natural double 1 (regardless of modifiers). The scoring system was a straight 2 points for a win, 1 point for a draw and 0 for a loss, with no distinction between major and minor results. You can check out the full pack.

AGOM XXI: Age of Sigmar results

Lord of AGOM and Best Order: Darryl Jones (Daughters of Khaine)
Second and Best Chaos: Steve Sanderson (Maggotkin)
Third: Liam Watt
Best Death: Nathan Watson (8th Overall)
Best Destruction: Lyndon Sinclair (13th Overall)

The Brotherhood Award (Best Team): Black Knights
Warrior of Honour (Best Sports): Richard Elsdon (with a Dwarf gunline!!!!)
Best Painted: Graham Shirlie

For more coverage of Graham’s beautiful army, check out his showcase on the Warhammer Community site!

Here are pictures of the other nominated armies for Best Painted.

AGOM XXI: top Age of Sigmar lists

As always, people are interested in the top Age of SIgmar lists. Now this is probably one of the last significant two day events before Age of Sigmar Second Edition (with the exceptions of Nashcon, Bugeater and Badgacon) so we can expect things to shake up soon.