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CanCon 2019: Destruction Lists

Hey all, today is the day of the Doom and Darkness Destruction List Review show for CanCon 2019. CanCon is the largest Age of Sigmar tournament in the world so far, with 220 players from across Australia, New Zealand and USA.

Today, Doom is joined by the Loonking himself, Donal Taylor – the world’s most infamous Gloomspite player – and Vincent Venturella, community figurehead, painter extraordinaire, games developer and all round legend.

You can watch the Doom and Darkness Destruction List Review for CanCon 2019 here and check out the Order and Death List Reviews too.

And while, you are watching, here are all the CanCon Destruction Lists for 2019.

I’ll come back and fill this post out with a whole load more details and analysis.

CanCon 2019: Death Lists

Hey all, very quick post as it is late here and the Doom and Darkness Death list review show is about to start. Doom is joined by Brendan Melnick (@Hobby_Bear) from Milwaukee, USA aka Lord of Death and CanCon TO, Clint Mallet (@heraldsofwar).

Follow Doom’s show here.

Here are all the CanCon Death Lists for 2019.

I’ll come back and fill this post out with a whole load more details and analysis.

CanCon 2019: Order Lists!

Hey all, Call to Glory at CanCon 2019 in Canberra, Australia will be the largest Warhammer Age of Sigmar event ever held! 220 players in the height of the Australian summer, battling the fires of Aqshy, for matched play supremacy. Today, I have the Order lists for the event.

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CanCon Order Lists Analysis

Doom & Darkness, excellent Australian AoS YouTube channel, is doing separate list rundown shows for each of the Grand Alliances. You can check out:


I’ll return to add some of my own thoughts, analysis and breakdowns of the Order Lists later.

Rough faction breakdown:

  • Stormcast (15)
  • Idoneth Deepkin (11)
  • Seraphon (10)
  • Daughters of Khaine (9)
  • Sylvaneth (6)
  • Mixed Order (4)
  • Fyreslayers (3)
  • Free Peoples (2)
  • Kharadron Overlords (2)
  • Wanderers (2)
  • Anvilguard (1)
  • Hallowheart (1)
  • Hammerhal (1)
  • Tempest’s Eye (1)
  • Darkling Covens (1)
  • Order Draconis (1)
  • Phoenix Temple (1)
  • Swifthawk Agents (1)

CanCon Order Lists: Full File

Here are the 73 Order lists going to CanCon 2019.

Tasman Cup 2019 – Team NZ vs Team Australia

Hey all, today I have a preview of the Tasman Cup 2019 – an international team event between teams from New Zealand and Australia. The event has been resurrected from the days of Warhammer Fantasy to be played as a preview to Call to Glory at CanCon (the world’s biggest Age of Sigmar event).

In this post, I”ll cover the rules of the event, team selection, lists and introduce the players. You can follow along all the coverage at @AoS_Shorts on Twitter, the guys’ Twitter accounts below and possibly on The Honest Wargamer Twitch stream (if we can get the logistics sorted). At a personal level, I’m really looking forward to catching up with the Aussies before CanCon.

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Tasman Cup 2019 – the Rules

The Tasman Cup 2019 will be held on Friday 25 January – the day before Cancon – at the awesome Jolt Games (http://www.joltgames.com.au/) from 4-7pm.  Great 8” tables, excellent terrain and air-conditioned.  This will be followed by a pub dinner and a few drinks.

Charles Black (@ChuckSigmar) kindly volunteered to run the event, arrange a trophy and coordinate preparations. Good on ya Chuck!

Tasman Cup 2019 Team Selection

Team selection was rather laid back for the first running of the event under Warhammer Age of Sigmar.

  • Team New Zealand is just the guys travelling from New Zealand for the event that wanted to participate. No further criteria was applied.
  • Team Australia appears to be based on who is in Canberra on the Friday and who can shit-talk about the kiwis the most.

In no way are the teams intended to be representative of ETC teams or the community at large. So we don’t have to have that debate 😉

Tasman Cup 2019 Rules

The rules pack is simple as it intended to be a warm-up for the players for CanCon:

  • Players are using their CanCon lists
  • CanCon rules for scenarios and realms (see pack and scenarios)
  • 5 players from each country
  • each player plays 1 game only
  • match-ups will be randomly drawn a week in advance (future years will return to a more sophisticated match-up process)
  • Table 1 will be same scenario and realm rules as Game 1 from Cancon, Table 2 same as Game 2 and so on.
  • A major win will be worth 3 points, a minor win will be worth 2 points and a draw will be worth 0
  • The team with the most number of points will be the winner. No tie breakers. In case of a draw Australia retain the Tasman Cup.

Team Australia

So who are the random bunch of Aussies intending to put the Kiwis in their place?


Anthony Magro – Gloomspite Gitz

Anthony Magro, the AoS Coach, YouTuber, Australian Masters commentator and doyenne of the Sydney Age of Sigmar scene. Anthony travels the world for Warhammer, loves his dog and his Free Peoples. 2019 is the year of the Gitz for him. While a Gloomspite Gitz mirror match may not be his preferred outcome, he and Seth would at least have a lot of wrestling to talk about.

MAGROT’S LITTLE WAAAGH
Allegiance: Gloomspite Gitz
Mortal Realm: Ghur

Leaders
Skragrott, the Loonking (220)
General
Hand of Gork

Magrot
Loonboss on Mangler Squig (300)
Artefact: Gryph-feather Charm

Cinders
Troggoth Hag (380)

Battleline
60 x Stabbas (360) – Pokin Spears & Moon Shields
20 x Stabbas (130) – Stabbas & Moon Shields
6 x Squig Herd (70)

Units
1 x Squig Gobba (160)

Behemoths
Colossal Squig (300)

Endless Spells
Mork’s Mighty Mushroom (80)

Bad Moon Loonshrine (0)

Total: 2000 / 2000 Extra Command Points: 0 Allies: 0 / 400 Wounds: 148


Liam Burnett-Blue – Sylvaneth

Liam Burnett-Blue, the definitive Warhammer villain. Fashion photographer, Pokemon obsessive, aelf-lover and overall shit-stirrer from Sydney. Liam has the Shadowhammer podcast and regularly gives his views on other Australian Age of Sigmar outlets.

50 SHADES O DRYADS
Allegiance: Sylvaneth
Mortal Realm: Ghyran

Leaders
Spirit of Durthu (380)
General
Trait: Warsinger
Artefact: Ghyrstrike

Branchwraith (80)
Artefact: Ranu’s Lamentiri
Deepwood Spell: Verdant Blessing

Branchwraith (80)
Artefact: Acorn of the Ages
Deepwood Spell: Regrowth

Branchwych (80)
Deepwood Spell: Throne of Vines

Battleline
30 x Dryads (270)
30 x Dryads (270)
10 x Dryads (100)
10 x Dryads (100)

Units
3 x Kurnoth Hunters (200) – Scythes

Battalions
Forest Folk (140)
Winterleaf Wargrove (90)

Endless Spells
Chronomantic Cogs (60)
Balewind Vortex (40)
Aethervoid Pendulum (40)
Umbral Spellportal (60)

Total: 1990 / 2000 Extra Command Points: 2 Allies: 0 / 400 Wounds: 122


Hayden Walker – Sylvaneth

Hayden Walker, the man from Brisbane, personal trainer, committed member of #StormcastStrong and another aelf-lover. Previously part of a dynamic duo with Liam and been pushing Daughters of Khaine for most of the year.

Driftwood Wargrove
Allegiance: Sylvaneth
Mortal Realm: Hysh

Leaders
Queen Bee-yonce (600)
Alarielle the Everqueen

Kelly Roe-Land (80)
Branchwraith –
Artefact: Acorn of the Ages

Joe Root (300)
Treelord Ancient
General
Trait: Gnarled Warrior
Artefact: Ranu’s Lamentiri

Talon-Sempai (80)
Branchwych
Artefact: The Silverwood Circlet

Battleline
20 x Dryads (200)
20 x Dryads (200)
5 x Tree-Revenants (80)

Battalions
Household (100)
Gnarlroot Wargrove (130)

Endless Spells
Chronomantic Cogs (60)
Geminids of Uhl-Gysh (40)
Soulsnare Shackles (20)
Umbral Spellportal (60)
Ravenak’s Gnashing Jaws (40)

Total: 1990 / 2000 Extra Command Points: 2 Allies: 0 / 400 Wounds: 83


Sam Morgan – #MixedOrderLyf

SMorgan, Victorian, former Australian ETC MVP, and member of the Dwellers podcast who 20-0’d an English Master. Sam knows a thing or two about Warhammer and is committed to a #MixedOrderLyf for 2019.

#PrideofZandri
Allegiance: Mixed Order Lyf
Free City: Tempest’s Eye
Mortal Realm: Ghur

Leaders
Freeguild General on Griffon (260)
General – Shield & Greathammer
Trait: Strategic Genius
Artefact: Gryph-feather Charm

Knight-Azyros (100)

Knight-Heraldor (100)

Archmage (100)
Mount: Steed

Battleline
10 x Freeguild Archers (100)
10 x Arkanaut Company (120)
3x Light Skyhooks
10 x Arkanaut Company (120)
3x Light Skyhooks

Units
6 x Endrinriggers (240)
10 x Evocators (400)
10x Grandstaves
6 x Akhelian Morrsarr Guard (320)
Allies
5 x Khinerai Heartrenders (80)
Allies

Endless Spells
Chronomantic Cogs (60)

Total: 2000 / 2000 Extra Command Points: 0 Allies: 0 / 400 Wounds: 129


Paul Grixti – Swifthawk Agents

Paul is from the Lords of Liverpool club in Sydney. He is an old school Warhammer Fantasy player who ran Bretonnia & Wood Elves. He was at the first Age of Sigmar CanCon, and usually runs Sylvaneth or Swifthawk.

Guardians of the Dawnspire.
Allegiance: Swifthawk Agents
Mortal Realm: Ghur

Leaders
Ilnarion (220) High Warden
General
Trait: Legendary Fighter
Artefact: Anraheir’s Claw

Aedarys (160) Skywarden
Swifthawk Pennant

Eldorel (160) Skywarden
Swifthawk Pennant

Aeltharion the Grim (140)
Knight-Incantor – Allies

Aliathra the brave (140)
Knight-Incantor – Allies

Battleline
30 x Spireguard (300)
30 x Spireguard (300)
5 x Reavers (140)
5 x Reavers (140)
10 x Shadow Warriors (180)

Endless Spells
Everblaze Comet (100)
Soulsnare Shackles (20)

Total: 2000 / 2000 Extra Command Points: 0 Allies: 280 / 400 Wounds: 126


Team New Zealand Age of Sigmar

Team New Zealand (or the bunch of blokes travelling to Cancon and keen to take on the Aussies) are:


Daniel Street – Sylvaneth

I spend far more time talking about Warhammer Age of Sigmar than playing at the moment, so am definitely making up the numbers. I’ll be relying on theory hammer, borrowed knowledge from the UK masters and shit talk to get me through the event.


Fraser Baker – Nurgle

Fraser Baker, the man best able to perform on the top tables of New Zealand events still drunk and without sleep (7th in the 2018 rankings). Fraser has been pushing Nurgle around the table since Maggotkin came out so has plenty of experience with the Thicefold. Will the Aussies’ experience against the Thricefold count against us?


Shaun Bates – Stormcast

Shaun Bates, former New Zealand #1, 5th in 2018, and the best Stormcast player in the country. Shaun will be packing the Anvils, rather than Surecharge, and is always happy to talk about the New England Patriots or sports scores. He also has a podcast (Notorious Hammer) and a Grand Tournament (for any Aussies looking to travel).


Seth Cook – Gloomspite Gitz

Seth Cook is our resident American, ass-kicking librarian and master of Destruction. To say Seth is happy about the Gloomspite Gitz and its impact on his Spiderfang is an understatement. If worse comes to worse, I’m sure Seth can body-slam someone through a table.


Lee Wilmot – Sylvaneth

Lee is consistently the best Sylvaneth player in New Zealand, 4th in the rankings last year, and has an unhealthy obsession with ally options. If we can pull his attention away from his current flavour of the month, the Middle-Earth Strategy Battle Game, then we can definitely rely on him to smash face.

ETC 2019: Team England

The second team for the Age of Sigmar European Team Championships 2019 has been announced today – congratulations to Team England. In today’s post, I’ll briefly cover what the ETC is, the Team England selection process and profile the team members.  I’ll be covering all the ETC news, with each team selection, and covering the event as it happens.

For those, who don’t want to read the whole piece, Team England 2019 is:

You can also check out the Team USA announcement here.


What are the European Team Championships?

The European Team Championships is the World Cup of Warhammer with national teams from around the world competing in Warhammer Fantasy (before AoS) and Warhammer 40k, as well as The Ninth Age and Flames of War.  Age of Sigmar was run as a side-event in 2018 and is now growing to fully-fledged game system this year with 19 teams registered so far.

ETC 2019

Where and when is ETC 2019?

The ETC is held August 9-11 2019 in Novi Sad, Serbia.

ETC 2019

What is the format?

Teams of 6 players face off in a series of individual games each round, with a combined score determining the results of each round.  The event will be over 6 rounds to decide the overall winner.

The rules pack is currently being discussed, negotiated and voted on between the captains, coaches and representatives of the various teams.  The desire is to play the event as “out-of-the-box” as possible.


How was Team England selected?

Team England 2019 was decided by a selection committee of Tom Mawdsley, Chris Tomlin, Nigel Chorlton, Ady McWalter, and Paul Buckler.  All experienced tournament players and long-standing members of the English Warhammer scene.

Public applications were open from October 2018 for thirty days.

Rankings and tournament results were not the only criteria for selection.  But conduct, army flexibility, and play-style all featured in the selection process.  


Team England 2019

So, as announced at the beginning, Team England 2019 is:

  • Jack Armstrong
  • Russ Veal
  • Tony Moore
  • Les Martin
  • Darren Watson
  • Byron Orde
  • Tom Mawdsley (Non-playing Captain / Coach / Manager)

Now for a quick word from Tom Mawdsley as Captain:

We had the opportunity to select a team that not only fit my mandate of being (in my opinion) the team that will absolutely go out and win the ETC, but also each player on the team has experience in International team events, I believe this experience is invaluable at an event such as the ETC. The team are all extremely flexible players, gentlemen on the table and will be amazing ambassadors for the country. There’s some real pedigree on the team, and i’m sure you’ll get behind the team throughout the year as we attend events and practice with armies that we might take to the ETC!


Tom Mawdsley

Tom Mawdsley, Team England 2019 Non-playing Captain, Coach and Selector.  Tom has four ETC caps as selector, coach and player before under 7th and 8th edition Warhammer Fantasy.  Tom has been rocking the Daughters of Khaine for the last six months, with notable recent results being:

  • 1st at Element Games Grand Slam (52 players) with Daughters
  • 6th at Blood and Glory (166 players) with Daughters
  • 9th at Blood Tithe (76 players) with Kharadron Overlords

You can check out Tom’s thoughts on Daughters of Khaine on Warhammer TV here.


Jack Armstrong

A man who needs no introduction to the English tournament scene, Mr 400 himself, Jack Armstrong.  Jack is a long-standing member of Warhammer ETC teams past with several attendances during Warhammer Fantasy battle days.

Jack finished the 2018 season first in the UK rankings with a highly respectable 395.45 (out of 400).  His recent highlights include:

  • 1st at BOBO (86 players) with Stormcast Eternals
  • 1st at SCGT (100 players) with Order
  • 1st at Blood Tithe (76 players) with Stormcast Eternals
  • 4th at the London GT (66 players) with Seraphon
  • 1st at Facehammer GT (91 players) with Stormcast Eternals

If you are interested in Jack’s thoughts on team tournaments and list-building, you can check out his show with me here.


Russ Veal

Another man who needs little introduction, Russ “the Face” Veal has been to numerous ETCs, won the UK masters and is a member of the Facehammer podcast.  

With a lighter tournament year in 2018 than years past, Russ finished 14th in the rankings with Best in Race honours for Legion of Sacrament and Nighthaunt.  Russ notably won the Blood and Glory Championships with 166 players.


Tony Moore

Tony Moore, Master of Death and the Orange Hoodie, proud member of the Marauders, previous ETC team member, and avid tournament attendee. Tony finished the 2018 season 8th on the UK rankings with notable results being:

  • 1st at GW Heat 3 (88 players) with Disciples of Tzeentch
  • 9th at BOBO (86 players) with Daughters of Khaine
  • 4th at Element Games Grand Slam (52 players) with Grand Host of Nagash
  • 4th at Blood and Glory (166 players) with Grand Host of Nagash

Tony gave a Masterclass show for Tzeentch and list-building under AoS 1 here if you are interested.  He has also been a regular on Warhammer TV (his most recent show is here).


Les Martin

Les Martin, proud creator of the Les Martin™ Stormcast build, podcaster, prize-winning painter and bespectacled player of Order.  Les has mainly been running Idoneth Deepkin this year, but will we see a return to Stormcast Eternals or Sylvaneth for the event? (only time will tell).  

Picture supplied…

Les is making his ETC debut, after being in the England 6 Nations team for the last 2 years, performing extremely well in the role he was given both years.


Darren Watson

Darren Watson, UK AoS tournament dancing champion, ferocious list-writer, owner of the world’s best postal-themed army, and all-round nice guy.  The second ETC debutant in Team England. Darren had a great 2018 season, finishing 6th in the rankings running mainly Chaos (Blades of Khorne, Nurgle, Maggotkin of Nurgle etc).  Darren’s notable results were:

  • 1st at the London GT (66 players) with Maggotkin
  • 2nd at Blood Tithe (76 players) with Seraphon
  • 3rd at SCGT (100 players) with Maggotkin
  • 7th at BOBO (86 players) with Nurgle.

If you are interested in more from Darren, you can check out his AoS 1 Archaon Masterclass he wrote for the site.  Over 4,000 words of list-tech goodness.


Byron Orde

Finally, by no means least, we have the third ETC debutant, Byron Orde(r).  Byron is the face of Element Games, a pro-painter, lover of grey, and has shocked the world with fantastic results from seemingly a bundle of Order models just picked off a shelf.  Byron took 1st at the Games Workshop GT final in 2017 and has only built from there with consistent GT performances. Notable results for the 2018 season include:

  • 1st at GW Heat 1 (86 players) with Order
  • 4th at Blackout (94 players) with Order
  • 7th at EGGS (52 players) with Order

Australian Age of Sigmar Masters 2018

Welcome to coverage of the Australian Age of Sigmar Masters 2018.  Yesterday was New Zealand, today is Australia.  The Australian Age of Sigmar scene is in amazing health at the moment with large, regular tournaments, a thriving club scene and the jewel in the Crown, Call to Glory at CanCon setting the bar with 220 players in January 2019.  Not only that, but the Aussies share great hobby all over Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and now Twitch.  Right, that’s enough of the hobby crush, on with the coverage.

The Australian Masters this year were held at Club Ashfield in Sydney on the 1st and 2nd of December.  The event was hosted by Clint Mallet, founder of the Heralds of War podcast and TO of Call to Glory at CanCon.

And just before we dive into it, the site is now partnered with Dark Fantastic Mills, producers and purveyors of amazing 3D printed terrain and you can use the code “aos shorts” to get 10% off.  The terrain is super light so shipping worldwide is surprisingly cheap.

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Australian Age of Sigmar Rankings 2018

The Australian Age of Sigmar Rankings system is similar to others around the world.  The key points are:

  • Season: 1st November until 31st October the following year.
  • a minimum of 12 players and 3 rounds is required for an event to be included
  • a 40 player, 5 round event is required for the event to earn full points (I.e 100pts for first place)
  • Game sizes of 2000pts and up are eligible for rankings.

The rankings are overseen by a committee of volunteers from each of the states and territories with a significant Age of Sigmar scene.

The committee for 2019 is:

  • Clint Mallet – Queensland
  • Chris Welfare – New South Wales
  • Travis Cooper – Australian Capital Territory
  • Joel McGrath – Victoria
  • Michael Sale – South Australia

For the 2019 Season, the following is the criteria for a Masters invite:

  • This year the event will be 16 Players
  • The previous Master gets an automatic invitation
  • Then filling in from the top placed players in the AMPR up to the 16 places.

The rankings at the end of the 2018 season were:

Australian Age of Sigmar Masters

 


 

Australian Age of Sigmar Masters – The Preview Show

Michael from the Doom & Darkness YouTube channel hosted an Australian Masters List Review show with Clint and Rob Symes from the Honest Wargamer.  The three dive into the lists, the first round match-ups and a whole load of background on the Australian Age of Sigmar scene.

LLV and the Honest Wargamer also did a pre-event breakdown of the lists compared to the global meta.

Australian Age of Sigmar Masters

If you’re interested in how the Australian Age of Sigmar scene has grown, despite the challenges of geography, I can highly recommend Clint’s show with Tim MacDivitt of the Mango Mafia on Competitive Age of Sigmar in Australia.  They cover the growth of the competitive scene, the explosion of events and event organisers, the Australian “Meta” and then look at where they think the scene will go in the future.

Episode Breakdown
0:00:00-0:24:54 – Intro, Hobby Progress, Games Played
0:24:58-1:07:18 – Competitive AoS in Australia – Growth of the Scene, Rise of the TO’s, The Australian Meta
1:07:22-1:57:16 – The Way Forward, Listener Questions
1:57:20-2:14:34 – Event Spotlight, Masters Update, Getting in Touch, Outro

 


Australian Age of Sigmar Masters – The Rounds

The event was streamed over on the Heralds of War Twitch channel, in what I believe to be the first streamed Age of Sigmar event in Australia.

Australian Age of Sigmar Masters


Round 1 – Total Commitment

Jemma Sheppard, Nurgle vs Adam Burt, Stormcast Eternals

My apologies, for some reason I can’t seem to get the Twitch videos to embed.

Australian Age of Sigmar Masters

Thanks to LLV, there were results spreadsheets produced for each round showing the likely outcome based on the expected win percentage of each army.  Its definitely worth checking out LLV’s work and the Honest Wargamer stat show.

Australian Age of Sigmar Masters


Round 2 – Escalation

Chris Tot, Seraphon vs Matthew Campbell, Khorne

Australian Age of Sigmar Masters


Round 3 – Duality of Death

Jesse Perkins, Daughters of Khaine vs Tim MacDivitt, Legions of Sacrament

Australian Age of Sigmar Masters

 


Round 4 – Total Conquest

Ash McEwan, Tzeentch vs Chris Welfare, Sylvaneth

Australian Age of Sigmar Masters


Round 5 – Better Part of Valour

Dave Kerr, Stormcast vs Chris Welfare, Sylvaneth

 

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Australian Age of Sigmar Masters – The Results

So the final results were:

  • The Master – Dave Kerr, Stormcast – Back to Back!
  • Second: Matt Campbell, Khorne – 3rd last year
  • Third: Chris Welfare, Sylvaneth – 2nd last year

Australian Age of Sigmar Masters

All the results, pairings and lists are up on the Tabletop TO event page.  It really is a great free tool for running events.

 


Australian Age of Sigmar Masters – The Lists!

You can find a PDF of the full lists here and also the rundowns of each of the lists on The Honest Wargamer.


David Kerr – Stormcast Eternals

Allegiance: Stormcast Eternals

– Stormhost: Anvils of the Heldenhammer

Leaders

Lord-Arcanum on Gryph-Charger (240)

– General

– Command Trait : Deathly Aura

– Mount Trait : Wind Runner

Lord-Castellant (100)

Lord-Ordinator (140)

– Artefact : Soulthief

Knight-Vexillor (120)

– Pennant of the Stormbringer

Units

10 x Sequitors (240)

-Stormsmite Mauls and Soulshields

– 5 x Stormsmite Greatmaces

5 x Sequitors (120)

-Stormsmite Mauls and Soulshields

– 3 x Stormsmite Greatmaces

5 x Sequitors (120)

-Stormsmite Mauls and Soulshields

– 3 x Stormsmite Greatmaces

6 x Evocators on Dracolines (600)

– 4 x Grandstaves

War Machines

Celestar Ballista (100)

Celestar Ballista (100)

Celestar Ballista (100)

Total: 1980/2000

Extra Command Points: 0

Allies: 0/400

Wounds: 114


Matt Campbell – Khorne

Allegiance: Khorne

Mortal Realm: Ghyran

Leaders

Wrath Of Khorne Bloodthirster (320)

– General

– Command Trait : Immense Power

– Artefact : The Crimson Crown

Bloodthirster Of Insensate Rage (260)

– Artefact : Ghyrstrike

Bloodstoker (80)

Bloodsecrator (140)

Slaughterpriest (100)

Slaughterpriest with Hackblade and Wrathhammer (100)

Units

5 x Blood Warriors (100)

-Goreaxes

10 x Bloodreavers (70)

-Reaver Blades

10 x Bloodreavers (70)

-Meatripper Axes

30 x Bloodletters (320)

– Gore Drenched Icon

20 x Bloodletters (240)

– Gore Drenched Icon

Battalions

Gore Pilgrims (200)

Total: 2000/2000

Extra Command Points: 1

Allies: 0/400

Wounds: 130


Chris Welfare – Sylvaneth

Allegiance: Sylvaneth
Mortal Realm: Ulgu

Leaders
Alarielle the Everqueen (600)

Spirit of Durthu (380)

– General

– Trait: Gift of Ghyran

– Artefact: Doppelganger Cloak

Branchwraith (80)

– Artefact: Ranu’s Lamentiri

Branchwraith (80)

– Artefact: Acorn of the Ages

Units

30 x Dryads (270)

10 x Dryads (100)

10 x Dryads (100)

10 x Dryads (100)

Battalions

Forest Folk (140)

Winterleaf Wargrove (90)

Endless Spells

Chronomantic Cogs (60)

Total: 2000 / 2000

Extra Command Points: 2

Allies: 0 / 400

Wounds: 98


Australian Age of Sigmar Masters – Pics

The tables at the event looked amazing thanks to the work of Travis (@Thonias83) and others who put so much effort into building great tables.  Check out about 100 photos here, or a highlighted selection below


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New Zealand Age of Sigmar Masters 2018

Hey all, we have now hit Age of Sigmar Masters season, where the best Age of Sigmar matched play gamers in countries and regions around the world battle it out for end of season honours.  This weekend saw the New Zealand, Australian and Northern (Scotland and North of England) Masters) held.  This report is on the New Zealand Masters with the pack, lists, results and all the coverage you need.

And just before we dive into it, the site is now partnered with Dark Fantastic Mills, producers and purveyors of amazing 3D printed terrain and you can use the code “aos shorts” to get 10% off.  The terrain is super light so shipping worldwide is surprisingly cheap.

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New Zealand Age of Sigmar Masters 2018

The New Zealand Age of Sigmar Masters are an invitation-only event held in late November/early December each year.  Players are invited based on their final standings in the New Zealand Age of Sigmar rankings.  Ranking points are awarded by a formula based on performance at events throughout the year.  The higher the placing and the larger the tournament field, the more points.  A player’s three best finises count for rankings.

This was how the rankings looked at the Masters cut-off.

NZ Masters

NZ Masters

You can find all the details of the New Zealand rankings, and the full table at WarhammerNZ.

Check out the Masters pack here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/zvxf078jan5qmeh/Masters%202018%20Player%20Pack%20v1.3.pdf?dl=0


New Zealand Age of Sigmar Masters Results

The results were:

  • 1st and the Master: Shaun Tubman, Daughters of Khaine (@AoSTubs)
  • 2nd and Best Death: James Page, Legion of Sacrament
  • 3rd and Best Order: Lee Wilmot, Sylvaneth (@AoSwilmot)
  • Best Painted: Bo, Idoneth Deepkin
  • Favourite Opponent: Jesse Kearns, Grand Host of Nagash
  • Best Destruction: Seth, Mixed Destruction (@1sneakystabba)
  • Best Chaos: Ben Ricketts, Khorne Bloodbound

Congrats to Nick Jebsen and Tim Lind (@TronhammerNZ) for running a smooth and successful event.

NZ Masters


New Zealand Age of Sigmar Masters Lists

You can find all the lists in the Tabletop TO event and as a PDF here.  The top three lists were:

Shaun Tubman, Daughters of Khaine

NZ Masters

James Page, Legion of Sacrament

NZ Masters

Lee Wilmot, Sylvaneth

NZ Masters


Pictures and Social

The New Zealand Masters looked like a great weekend with a great bunch of lads, many sharing the same house for the weekend.

Painting Nominations / Armies on Display

Masters House for the Weekend

Selected Game Photos

You can find a full gallery here and a selection of photos below.  Also, check out the Age of Sigmar New Zealand Community Facebook group for more coverage.

Blood & Glory Age of Sigmar Championship 2018 Recap

Blood & Glory, one of the UK’s largest Warhammer conventions, was recently held over the weekend of 3 and 4 November 2018.  Over 400 gamers turned up to play Warhammer Age of Sigmar (whether in the 166 player Championship, smaller point events, or in the amazing event of Warhammer Achievements), Warhammer 40,000, Warhammer Underworlds, Horus Heresy, Blood Bowl, Kill Team and more.  This post will cover the Blood and Glory Championship, but future posts will cover the smaller events and Warhammer Achievements.  Here you’ll find the Championship pack, pictures, coverage, awards, results, top lists and more.

Blood & Glory

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Blood & Glory Age of Sigmar Championship

The Blood & Glory Age of Sigmar Championship was a five round, 2000 point matched play event of Warhammer Age of Sigmar.  You can read the full pack, but the key details were:

  • Terrain warscrolls were in use (for Games Workshop produced terrain), otherwise terrain effects were randomly generated
  • Any of the 18 Battleplans from the Core Rules and Generals Handbook could be played (the 5 selected plans were announced after registration)
  • Each round was played in a different Realm and used the Realm Magic, Realm Commands and Realmscape Features for that round (again, these were announced after registration)
  • The event also used Hidden Agenda secret objectives
  • 150 Battle Points were available – 30 for each Major Win, 25 for a Minor Win, 15 for a Draw, 5 for a Minor Loss and 0 for a Major Loss
  • Bonus Points were awarded for receiving a Vote for Best Opponent (10), receiving a vote for Best Army (10) and for turning your list in on time (10).  These bonus points were capped at 30.
  • You could score a maximum of 25 points for painting, based on a checklist which had 31 points available.
  • The winner was decided on overall score, followed by victory point difference, sports scores, painting score, and finally total kill points (if necessary).

The scenario and realm rules used were:

  • Game 1 – Relocation Orb in Aqshy (Every Step a League)
  • Game 2 – Escalation in Ghyran (Life Springs)
  • Game 3 – Total Commitment in Chamon (Rust Plague)
  • Game 4 – Star Strike in Ulgu (Shadow Realm)
  • Game 5 – Blood and Glory in Shyish (Life Leeaching)

Blood & Glory Studio Preview

Blood & Glory is now a staple on the Games Workshop studio preview circuit.  Check out the Warhammer Community article for all the reveals from the studio preview if you haven’t yet seen them.

Blood & Glory


Blood & Glory Championship Results and Awards

So I’ve pulled together the Top 30 overall from the Blood & Glory Championship out of the 166 players.  If you are interested in Battle Points alone, I’ve also listed them in the table.  For a full breakdown of the results and the pairings, check out the event page on Best Coast Pairings.

Blood & Glory


Blood & Glory Top Lists

As always, people have got in touch asking about lists.  Below I’ve included the top 13 lists based on the players’ battle points scores.  Why 13? Its so you can have at least one list from each of the Grand Alliances.  Check out all the rest of the lists with a subscription to the Best Coast Pairings app (for both iOS and Android).

  1. Russ Veal (Legion of Sacrament)
  2. Craig Namvar (Stormcast Eternals)
  3. Joe McGough (Legion of Sacrament)
  4. Tony Moore (Grand Host of Nagash)
  5. Will Barton (Idoneth Deepkin)
  6. Tom Mawdsley (Daughters of Khaine)
  7. Benjamin Savva (Daughters of Khaine)
  8. Laurie Hugget-Wilde (Sylvaneth)
  9. Ricky Mee (Grand Host of Nagash)
  10. Ben Harper (Daughters of Khaine)
  11. James Tinsdale (Idoneth Deepkin)
  12. Lewis Swan (Blades of Khorne)
  13. Donal Taylor (Grand Alliance Destruction)

If you are interested in lists, check out the tournament list archive and the new series of pages covering top Age of Sigmar lists for each faction.


Russ Veal – 1st on Battle Points and Overall

Allegiance: Legion of Sacrament
Mortal Realm: Ulgu

Leaders
Arkhan The Black Mortarch of Sacrament (320)
 General
 Lore of the Dead: Amaranthine Orb (Vampires)
Vampire Lord On Zombie Dragon (440)
 Deathlance & Shield & Chalice
 Artefact: Doppelganger Cloak 
 Lore of the Vampires: Vile Transference
Necromancer (110)
 Lore of the Deathmages: Fading Vigour

Battleline
5 x Dire Wolves (60)
5 x Dire Wolves (60)
5 x Dire Wolves (60)

Units
20 x Grimghast Reapers (280)
6 x Spirit Hosts (240)
6 x Spirit Hosts (240)

Behemoths
Mortis Engine (180)

Total: 1990 / 2000
Extra Command Points: 0
Allies: 0 / 400
Wounds: 128


Craig Namvar – 2nd on Battle / 4th Overall

Allegiance: Stormcast Eternals
– Stormhost: Hammers of Sigmar
Mortal Realm: Aqshy

Leaders
Lord-Arcanum (180)
 General
 Trait: We Cannot Fail 
 Artefact: Ignax’s Scales 
 Spell: Azyrite Halo
Knight-Vexillor (120)
 Pennant of the Stormbringer
Lord-Castellant (100)
Gavriel Sureheart (100)

Battleline
20 x Sequitors (400)
 Stormsmite Mauls and Soulshields
 8x Stormsmite Greatmaces
20 x Sequitors (400)
 Stormsmite Mauls and Soulshields
 8x Stormsmite Greatmaces
5 x Sequitors (120)
 Stormsmite Mauls and Soulshields
 3x Stormsmite Greatmaces

Units
5 x Evocators (200)
5 x Evocators (200)

Battalions
Cleansing Phalanx (120)

Total: 1940 / 2000
Extra Command Points: 2
Allies: 0 / 400
Wounds: 142


Joe McGough – 3rd on Battle / 2nd Overall

Allegiance: Legion of Sacrament

Leaders
Arkhan The Black Mortarch of Sacrament (320)
 General
 Lore of the Dead: Fading Vigour (Deathmages)
Neferata Mortarch Of Blood (400)
 Lore of the Dead: Vile Transference (Vampires)
Vampire Lord (140)
 Mount: Flying Horror
 Artefact: Azyrbane Standard 
 Lore of the Vampires: Amethystine Pinions
Necromancer (110)
 Lore of the Deathmages: Overwhelming Dread

Battleline
5 x Dire Wolves (60)
5 x Dire Wolves (60)
5 x Dire Wolves (60)

Units
30 x Grimghast Reapers (360)
10 x Hexwraiths (320)

Endless Spells
Chronomantic Cogs (60)
Umbral Spellportal (60)

Total: 1950 / 2000
Extra Command Points: 1
Allies: 0 / 400
Wounds: 112


Tony Moore – 4th on Battle / 3rd Overall

Allegiance: Grand Host of Nagash
Mortal Realm: Shyish

Leaders
Nagash Supreme Lord Of The Undead (800)
 General
 Lores of the Dead Spell 1: Fading Vigour (Deathmages)
 Lores of the Dead Spell 2: Amethystine Pinions (Vampires)
 Lores of the Dead Spell 3: Vile Transference (Vampires)
Necromancer (110)
 Lore of the Deathmages: Overwhelming Dread
Vampire Lord (140)
 Mount: Nightmare
 Artefact: Balefire Lantern 
 Lore of the Vampires: Amaranthine OrbBattleline
40 x Skeleton Warriors (280)
 Ancient Spears
5 x Dire Wolves (60)
5 x Dire Wolves (60)

Units
30 x Grimghast Reapers (360)

Endless Spells
Umbral Spellportal (60)
Prismatic Palisade (30)

Total: 1900 / 2000
Extra Command Points: 2
Allies: 0 / 400
Wounds: 116


Will Barton – 5th in Battle

Allegiance: Idoneth Deepkin
– Enclave: Fuethan
Mortal Realm: Shyish

Leaders
Isharann Tidecaster (100)
 General
 Trait: Born From Agony 
 Lore of the Deeps: Steed of Tides
Akhelian King (240)
 Artefact: Ethereal Amulet 
Isharann Soulscryer (100)

Battleline
10 x Namarti Thralls (140)
10 x Namarti Thralls (140)
10 x Namarti Reavers (140)

Units
9 x Akhelian Morrsarr Guard (480)
6 x Akhelian Morrsarr Guard (320)
6 x Akhelian Morrsarr Guard (320)

Total: 1980 / 2000
Extra Command Points: 0
Allies: 0 / 400
Wounds: 131


Tom Mawdsley – 6th in Battle

Allegiance: Daughters Of Khaine
– Temple: Hagg Nar
Mortal Realm: Aqshy

Leaders
Slaughter Queen on Cauldron Of Blood (330)
 General
 Trait: Devoted Desciples 
 Artefact: Thermalrider Cloak 
 Prayer: Blessing of Khaine
Morathi High Oracle of Khaine (480)
 Lore of Shadows: Mindrazor
Hag Queen (60)
 Prayer: Catechism of Murder
Hag Queen (60)
 Prayer: Martyr’s Sacrifice
Celestant-Prime (340)

Battleline
30 x Witch Aelves (270)
 Pairs of Sacrificial Knives
30 x Witch Aelves (270)
 Pairs of Sacrificial Knives
10 x Witch Aelves (100)
 Pairs of Sacrificial Knives

Units
5 x Khinerai Heartrenders (80)

Total: 1990 / 2000
Extra Command Points: 0
Allies: 0 / 400
Wounds: 112

 


Benjamin Savva – 7th in Battle

Allegiance: Daughters Of Khaine
– Temple: Hagg Nar

Leaders
Slaughter Queen on Cauldron Of Blood (330)
 General
 Trait: Devoted Desciples 
 Artefact: Iron Circlet 
 Prayer: Blessing of Khaine
Morathi High Oracle of Khaine (480)
 Lore of Shadows: Shroud of Despair
Bloodwrack Medusa (140)
 Artefact: Shadow Stone 
 Lore of Shadows: Mindrazor
Hag Queen (60)
 Prayer: Catechism of Murder

Battleline
30 x Sisters Of Slaughter (300)
 Barbed Whips and Blade Bucklers
10 x Sisters Of Slaughter (120)
 Barbed Whips and Sacrificial Knives
30 x Witch Aelves (270)
 Pairs of Sacrificial Knives

Units
5 x Khinerai Heartrenders (80)
5 x Khinerai Heartrenders (80)

Battalions
Slaughter Troupe (130)

Total: 1990 / 2000
Extra Command Points: 1
Allies: 0 / 400
Wounds: 110


Laurie Hugget-Wilde – 8th in Battle

Allegiance: Sylvaneth

Leaders
Branchwraith (80)
 General
 Trait: Warsinger 
 Artefact: Acorn of the Ages 
 Deepwood Spell: Regrowth
Branchwraith (80)
 Artefact: Ranu’s Lamentiri 
 Deepwood Spell: Verdant Blessing
Alarielle the Everqueen (600)
 Deepwood Spell: Throne of Vines
Anointed Of Asuryan On Frostheart Phoenix (280)
 Allies

Battleline
30 x Dryads (270)
20 x Dryads (200)
10 x Dryads (100)
10 x Dryads (100)

Battalions
Forest Folk (140)
Winterleaf Wargrove (90)

Endless Spells
Chronomantic Cogs (60)

Total: 2000 / 2000
Extra Command Points: 2
Allies: 280 / 400
Wounds: 108

 


Ricky Mee – 9th in Battle

Allegiance: Grand Host of Nagash

Ben Harper – 10th in Battle

Allegiance: Daughters Of Khaine
– Temple: Hagg Nar
Mortal Realm: Ulgu

Leaders
Slaughter Queen on Cauldron Of Blood (330)
 General
 Trait: Devoted Desciples 
 Artefact: Iron Circlet 
 Prayer: Blessing of Khaine
Bloodwrack Shrine (220)
 Lore of Shadows: Steed of Shadows
Bloodwrack Medusa (140)
 Artefact: Shadow Stone 
 Lore of Shadows: Mindrazor
Hag Queen (60)
 Prayer: Catechism of Murder
Hag Queen (60)
 Prayer: Martyr’s Sacrifice
Hag Queen (60)
 Prayer: Crimson Rejuvenation

Battleline
30 x Sisters Of Slaughter (300)
 Barbed Whips and Blade Bucklers
30 x Witch Aelves (270)
 Pairs of Sacrificial Knives
20 x Witch Aelves (200)
 Pairs of Sacrificial Knives

Units
5 x Khinerai Heartrenders (80)
5 x Khinerai Lifetakers (80)
5 x Khinerai Lifetakers (80)

Battalions
Cauldron Guard (120)

Total: 2000 / 2000
Extra Command Points: 1
Allies: 0 / 400
Wounds: 142


James Tinsdale – 11th in Battle

Allegiance: Idoneth Deepkin
– Enclave: Fuethan
Mortal Realm: Ulgu

Leaders
Isharann Tidecaster (100)
 General
 Trait: Born From Agony 
 Lore of the Deeps: Steed of Tides
Isharann Soulscryer (100)
Isharann Soulscryer (100)
Eidolon of Mathlann, Aspect of the Storm (400)
 Artefact: Doppelganger Cloak 

Battleline
10 x Namarti Thralls (140)
10 x Namarti Thralls (140)
10 x Namarti Thralls (140)

Units
6 x Akhelian Morrsarr Guard (320)
9 x Akhelian Morrsarr Guard (480)
5 x Khinerai Heartrenders (80)
 Allies

Total: 2000 / 2000
Extra Command Points: 0
Allies: 80 / 400
Wounds: 122


Lewis Swan – 12th in Battle

Allegiance: Khorne
Mortal Realm: Ulgu

Leaders
Bloodsecrator (140)
 Artefact: The Blood-forged Armour 
Bloodstoker (80)
 Artefact: Talisman of Burning Blood 
Slaughterpriest with Hackblade and Wrathhammer (100)
 Blood Blessing: Killing Frenzy
Slaughterpriest with Hackblade and Wrathhammer (100)
 Blood Blessing: Killing Frenzy
Slaughterpriest with Hackblade and Wrathhammer (100)
 Blood Blessing: Killing Frenzy
Wrath Of Khorne Bloodthirster (320)
 General
 Trait: Arch-slaughterer 
 Artefact: Sword of Judgement 

Battleline
5 x Blood Warriors (100)
 Goreaxe & Gorefist
40 x Bloodreavers (240)
 Meatripper Axes
20 x Bloodreavers (140)
 Reaver Blades
10 x Bloodreavers (70)
 Reaver Blades

Units
5 x Wrathmongers (180)

Battalions
Dark Feast (200)
Gore Pilgrims (200)

Total: 1970 / 2000
Extra Command Points: 2
Allies: 0 / 400
Wounds: 137


Donal Taylor – 13th in Battle

Allegiance: Destruction
Mortal Realm: Aqshy

Leaders
Frostlord on Stonehorn (420)
 Artefact: Thermalrider Cloak 
Fungoid Cave-Shaman (80)
 General
 Trait: Bellowing Tyrant
Moonclan Grot Shaman (80)
Troggoth Hag (380)

Battleline
60 x Moonclan Grots (360)
 Pokin Spears & Moon Shields
40 x Moonclan Grots (260)
 Pokin Spears & Moon Shields
20 x Moonclan Grots (130)
 Pokin Spears & Moon Shields

Units
3 x Grot Fanatics (100)
3 x Grot Fanatics (100)

Endless Spells
Geminids of Uhl-Gysh (40)

Total: 1950 / 2000
Extra Command Points: 1
Allies: 0 / 400
Wounds: 163


Warhammer TV covered the Blood and Glory lists on their regular Wednesday Age of Sigmar show.  If you have a subscription, you can hear Martin’s commentary on the lists and how they work here:

Watch WARHAMMER AGE OF SIGMAR // TACTICS // BLOOD AND GLORY CHAMPIONSHIPS ROUNDUP from Warhammer on www.twitch.tv


Blood & Glory Coverage

Ben and his team did a great job covering the event over social media through the weekend.  Check out the #BloodandGlory hashtag and Ben Curry’s feed for so many videos and pictures that it would be simply impossible for me to include them all here.

 


Blood and Glory on Warhammer TV

Warhammer TV covered the event all weekend long, and you’ll find links to each of the televised games here:

  • Game 1 – Terry Pike (Maggotkin of Nurgle) vs Jamie (Legions of Nagash) in Relocation Orb in Aqshy (Every Step a League) (Part 1 / Part 2)
  • Game 2 – Gaz (Blades of Khorne) vs Marc (Clan Pestilens) in Escalation in Ghyran (Life Springs) (Part 1)
  • Game 3 – Darren Watson (Blades of Khorne) vs Ben Savva (Daughters of Khaine) in Total Commitment in Chamon (Rust Plague) (starts at 01:06:50 / Part 2)
  • Game 4 – Laurie Hugget-Wilde (Sylvaneth) vs Chris Myhill (Order) in Star Strike in Ulgu (Shadow Realm) (Part 1 / Part 2)
  • Game 5 – Laurie Hugget-Wilde (Sylvaneth) vs Craig Namvar (Stormcast) in Blood and Glory in Shyish (Life Leeaching) (starts at 3 mins)

Warhammer Community also had a quick round-up of the event, with some more photos, in their article, Blood & Glory 2018: The Roundup.

 

 

 

Da Boyz GT – Results and Top Lists!

Hey all, this is a very quick round up of the results and top lists from the Da Boyz GT held in Rochester, New York on 10 and 11 November 2018.  You can find the pack, results and top lists.  Thanks to Gary (@Khornlord) for running the event and supplying the information.

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Da Boyz GT Pack

Da Boyz GT was a five round, 2000 point matched play event for Age of Sigmar with custom scenarios.  I’ll add more details soon, but you can find the pack here and here.


Da Boyz GT Results

The Da Boyz GT award-winners were:

  • Overall: Alan Bajramovic
  • Best General: Anthony Lawrence
  • Best in Faction
    • Death: Kevin Lemieux-Gagnon
    • Destruction: Nicholas Walters
    • Chaos: Jordan Watt
    • Order: Curtis Cluett
  • Khorne’s Favor: Bill Souza
  • Best Table: Jon Green
  • Sports: Tim O’Brien
  • Best Painted: Martin Orlando
  • Smoking boots: Thierry Bouffard

The top 10 were:

Da Boyz

You can find the full results over on Warscore.


Da Boyz GT Top Lists

Here are the top lists from the Da Boyz GT.  I’ve included the podium places and the four best in faction.  You can check out all the lists here.

Alan Barjaramovic – First Overall

Play Type: Matched Play | Game Type: Battlehost | Grand Alliance: Chaos | Allegiance: Khorne Realm of Battle: GHYRAN, The Realm of LIFE

Leaders

Bloodthirster of Insensate Rage

General    Artefact: Ghyrstrike

Command Trait: Devastating Blow

Bloodthirster of Unfettered Fury

Wrath of Khorne Bloodthirster

Exalted Greater Daemon of Khorne Role:  (Forgeworld) (580)

Artefact: The Crimson Crown

Slaughterpriest  Prayer: Killing Frenzy

Slaughterpriest Prayer: Killing Frenzy

Battleline

Bloodreavers Quantity: 10

Bloodreavers Quantity: 10

Bloodreavers Quantity: 10

Battalions Council of Blood

Anthony Lawrence – Best General / 3rd Overall

Allegiance: Daughters Of Khaine   Danger Noodle Soup

– Temple: Hagg Nar

LEADERS

Spaghetti Sorceress (140)

Bloodwrack Medusa

– General

– Command Trait : Devoted Desciples

– Lore of Shadows : Mindrazor

Manicotti the Noodle Queen (480)

Morathi High Oracle of Khaine

– Lore of Shadows : Mindrazor

Lunch Lady on Soup Cart (300)

Hag Queen on Cauldron Of Blood

– Artefact : Iron Circlet

– Prayer : Blessing of Khaine

Lunch Lady (60)

Hag Queen

– Prayer : Catechism of Murder

UNITS

Danger Noodles (480)

20 x Blood Sisters

Stabby Ladies (270)

30 x Witch Aelves

-Pairs of Sacrificial Knives

Stabby Ladies (100)

10 x Witch Aelves

-Sacrificial Knives and Blade Bucklers

Flappy Spear Ladies (80)

5 x Khinerai Heartrenders

Flappy Spear Ladies (80)

5 x Khinerai Heartrenders

TOTAL: 1990/2000 EXTRA COMMAND POINTS: 0 WOUNDS: 120

LEADERS: 4/6 BATTLELINES: 3 (3+) BEHEMOTHS: 1/4 ARTILLERY: 0/4

ARTEFACTS: 1/1 ALLIES: 0/400

Jordan Watt – Third in Battle / 2nd Overall / Best Chaos

Allegiance: Nurgle

LEADERS

Great Unclean One (340)

– Plaue Flail & Massive Bilesword – Artefact : The Endless Gift – Lore of Virulence : Sumptuous Pestilence

Great Unclean One (340)

– General – Command Trait : Grandfather’s Blessing – Bile Blade & Doomsday Bell – Artefact : The Witherstave – Lore of Virulence : Favoured Poxes

Rotigus (340)

– Lore of Virulence : Glorious Afflictions

UNITS

10 x Plaguebearers (120)

10 x Plaguebearers (120)

10 x Plaguebearers (120)

6 x Plague Drones (400)

BATTALIONS

Thricefold Befoulment (120)

ENDLESS SPELLS

Aethervoid Pendulum (40)

Umbral Spellportal (60)

TOTAL: 2000/2000 EXTRA COMMAND POINTS: 1 WOUNDS: 108

LEADERS: 3/6 BATTLELINES: 3 (3+) BEHEMOTHS: 3/4 ARTILLERY: 0/4

ARTEFACTS: 2/2 ALLIES: 0/400

Kevin Lemieux-Gagnon – Best Death / 10th Overall

R:Shyish Grand Alliance: Death | Allegiance: Grand Host of Nagash

Play Type: Matched | Game Type: Battlehost |

Leaders

Mannfred, Mortarch of Night 420pts

Quantity: 1 Spell: Vile Transference

Vampire Lord 140pts

Artefact: Balefire Lantern Spell: Amaranthine Orb

Necromancer 110pts

General Role: Command Trait: Lord of Nagashizzar Spell: Overwhelming Dread

Battleline

Skeleton Warriors 280pts  Quantity: 40 Upgrade: Hornblower Upgrade: Standard Bearer

Skeleton Warriors 280pts Quantity: 40 Upgrade: Hornblower Upgrade: Standard Bearer

Dire Wolves 60pts  Quantity: 5

Other

Bladegheist Revenants 270pts Ally Quantity: 15

Morghast Harbingers 220pts Quantity: 2

Morghast Harbingers 220pts Quantity: 2

Total: 2000/2000pts 270pts/400pts Allies

Nicholas Walters – Best Destruction /

Ironjawz

Play Type: Matched Play | Game Type: Battlehost | Grand Alliance: Destruction | Allegiance:

Ironjawz Realm of Battle: CHAMON, The Realm of METAL

Leaders

Gordrakk, the Fist of Gork   Role: Leader, Behemoth

Orruk Warboss   (Ally)

Orruk Warchanter

Orruk Warchanter

General

Artefact: Crucible of Molten Silver

Command Trait: Ironclad

Orruk Warchanter

Artefact: Chamonite Darts

Battlelines

Orruk Gore-gruntas  Quantity: 3

Weapon: Pig-iron Choppa

Orruk Gore-gruntas  Quantity: 3

Weapon: Pig-iron Choppa

Orruk Gore-gruntas Quantity: 6

Weapon: Pig-iron Choppa

Orruk Gore-gruntas Quantity: 6

Weapon: Pig-iron Choppa

Battalions  Gorefist

Total 1990pts

140pts/400pts Allies

Curtis Cluett – Best Order / 4th Overall

Faction idoneth deepkin

Nautilar enclave

Leaders

Eidolon of the storm (artefact cloak of midnight) 400pts

High King volturnos (warlord trait on warscroll) 280pts (General)

Soul scryer 100pts

Tide caster 100pts (spell: protective barrier)

Battleline

6 Morrsarr guard 320pts

6 Morrsarr guard 320pts

6 Ishlann guard 300pts

5 liberators 1 great hammer 100pts

5 liberators 1 great hammer 100pts

2000/2000p

 

 

 

 

Top Age of Sigmar Lists

Hey all, I’ve decided to start a new series of articles on the site comparing and contrasting top tournament lists from the most competitive Warhammer Age of Sigmar factions.  The aim is to provide analysis and a resource:

  • for new players – who want to know what the most common units used in top tournament lists; and
  • for experienced players – to consider the nuances and key differences of the lists, as well as to prepare for their next tournament.

So today I’ve added a page on the Top Legions of Nagash lists given that Legions of Nagash are currently the flavour of the month on the Age of Sigmar scene.  Check out the page here or click on the image below.

Legions of Nagash Lists

Let me know what you think of the series and what more details I should include.  I think Daughters of Khaine, Stormcast Eternals and Sylvaneth will be next on my list.