Ross Tully and Kyle Grundy lead the King of 11th chase, with World Eaters, Orks and a new UKTC season adding to the Coventry stories.

It can start with a message in the club chat: “Anyone fancy going to this?” A few replies, a shared lift and a weekend in the diary later, your usual opponents become the people you meet between rounds to compare notes. If you’ve been enjoying games locally and wondering about your first UKTC event, that is a good place to begin. Pick something you’d enjoy, bring the army you know and give yourself a few club nights to get ready. Start with the people around your table The Lo

Over 250 players, two tournaments and a field full of familiar faces. Meet the players and armies to watch at the Coventry Super-Major.

Jean-Loup Genin's title run leads the story, but opening-round recoveries and strong club contingents show how much happened beyond the final table.

Across 2,493 games, the scores reveal close finishes, high-scoring losses and a substantial gap between winning games and maximising points.

The UK Tournament Circuit (UKTC). Part-time | £12,000 per year. Base: Melton Mowbray, with travel to events. Help us deliver great Warhammer tournaments across the UK. We’re looking for a reliable, organised and practical person to join UKTC, supporting our Senior Event Manager with tournament preparation and delivery. You’ll play an important part in making our events run smoothly, with particular responsibility for warehouse organisation, stock management and transporting e

Take and Hold and Priority Assets dominated selection. Results within Grey Knights and Death Guard provide more interesting questions than a simple overall ranking.

Some faction pairings produced striking records. The useful question is how far those results can take us, and where the evidence runs out.

Record-breaking Winter ITT demand is driving two major UKTC venue upgrades: Spring ITT moves to NAEC Stoneleigh and the March Surrey Super-Major moves to Weybridge. Here’s what’s changing—and how to join us.

A faction average can hide an exceptional top end. T'au and Orks show why win rates, undefeated counts and player conversion deserve to be read together.

Dark Angels, Adeptus Mechanicus and Orks led the larger faction cohorts. Looking at who attended, who won and who reached four wins explains why that matters.

Relive the London Grand Tournament 2026 through eight photos celebrating the games, painted armies and people who made the weekend.

Celebrate the LGT 2026 Warhammer 40,000 champions, bracket and faction winners, painting awards and sportsmanship at our tenth-anniversary event.

Celebrate the UKTC 2025/26 champions, faction winners, regional winners and leading teams, then start your next Warhammer 40,000 campaign at Coventry.

The London Grand Tournament is almost here, and with the final event of the 2025/26 season about to begin, the stakes could hardly be higher for the UKTC rankings.

The London Grand Tournament is almost here, and with the lists now locked in, we can start looking at some of the players who could make a serious impact this weekend. With Mani, Ben and Ross (the current top three in the 2025/26 UKTC season) all heading to the LGT, the season finale promises to be a huge one. Could we see the three of them go head-to-head before the weekend is over? The Faction breakdown Adeptus Custodes lead the faction count at the LGT, with 79 players, fo

UKTC is hiring a full-time Event Manager to help deliver the biggest tabletop gaming events in the world.

The biggest Warhammer singles tournament in the world is almost here. The London Grand Tournament will see hundreds of players battle it out under one roof, and the competitive field is already taking shape. We’ve looked through the registered armies and Force Dispositions to see what the LGT meta could look like when the dice start rolling. Faction Choices The faction breakdown for the London Grand Tournament gives us a fascinating look at the armies making up the world’s bi

Meet Mike and Will, the latest UKTC judges to reach Level 1, and discover their different journeys through the Judge Programme.

Manchester Summer gave us another look at the developing 11th Edition meta. Explore the key results, faction performance, Force Dispositions and major ranking movements from the event.