The Adepta Sororitas are almost ready to take to the battlefield,* as the new codex and the first wave of multipart plastic miniatures are up for pre-order this weekend. We’ve already shown some of the army-wide abilities available to the Sisters of Battle, as well as some of the other tricks they have up their habit sleeves, but today…
What are the masters of fear afraid of? FAQs and points changes, mostly. But sometimes it ain’t so bad. Check the Tactics Corner for more great reviews.
Hi folks! Rhys here with a look at how the T’au Empire updates in Chapter Approved 2019 might affect T’au list building. Check the Tactics Corner for more great articles!
Chapter Tactics is a 40k podcast which focuses on promoting better tactical play and situational awareness across all variations of the game. Today Peteypab, Brandon Grant and Skari use Advanced Metagame Analysis theory and methods to help you break down the meta, and optimize performance. They also break down some of the current 40k Meta…
Hi folks! Rhys here with an analysis of Brian Pullen’s SoCal-winning T’au list.
Most wargamers have an understanding about what an “average” roll will be. If you are given 4 saving throws to make on a 4+, a typical player will expect to make two of those saves. The same player will fail 3 of them and then attribute the loss to their consistently terrible dice rolls, when…
Last year’s ITC and LVO Champion, and Astra Militarum wunderkind, Brandon Grant weighs in with his thoughts on how Guard fared with the CA 2019 update! For more great Tactics Articles, check out the Tactics Corner.
After a short hiatus I’m back to talk about Sigmar’s magic city, otherwise known as Hallowheart.
Chapter Tactics is a 40k podcast which focuses on promoting better tactical play and situational awareness across all variations of the game. Today Brandon Grant introduces the idea of Heuristics to provide a tangible reason for why practice does make perfect. Also the guys go over some of things they like in Faith and Fury.
In this installment of “Send Me In Coach!” Mark “Neomaxim” Gottlieb takes a closer look at Possessed.
