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.

The Manchester Super-Major has just wrapped up, and it gives us a useful opportunity to explain an important part of how UKTC protects the player experience: the work that happens before a problem reaches the table. Most good event management is invisible. Players see the judges answering questions, making rulings, and helping games run smoothly. What they do not always see is the planning that happens before an event, the conversations held in private, or the additional supp

Celebrating the hobby at Manchester Summer: discover the winners of our Painting Competition and the stunning miniatures they brought to the event.

Manchester once again hosted competitive Warhammer as over 200 players battled through five rounds at the UKTC Manchester Summer Super-Major.

For us, a great tournament starts long before the first game and continues long after the final results are published.

With the standings so tight in the top 20, the Manchester Summer could make a massive difference and completely shake up the leaderboard.

The Manchester Summer 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.

The Manchester Summer brings a packed competitive field to the table, and we’re taking a deeper look at the armies players are choosing as the first months of the new edition unfold

A perfect run of podiums seals the 2025/26 UK National Team Rankings title, as a bigger 7-event 2026/27 season is announced

The Summer ITT kicked off UKTC's 11th Edition team tournament season. Explore the results, faction win rates, Force Dispositions and evolving competitive meta.

The Summer I.T.T. brought together 72 teams and over 350 players for a huge weekend of competitive Team 40K. Discover the standout teams, players and achievements from the event.

Following the conclusion of play on Saturday 8 August 2026, after the event had finished, UKTC staff were informed of a confrontation involving two players, outside of the event hall. A disagreement connected with their game had continued after the round and escalated into a physical confrontation. The event team obtained accounts from both parties and relevant witnesses. Based on the information available, both players were issued red cards and removed from the event. Neithe

The Summer International Team Tournament is almost here, and with the pairings now confirmed, it's time to turn our attention to the players.

The world's largest team tournament lands in the 11th Edition of Warhammer 40k! With over 350 players and more than 70 teams, we take a deeper look at which armies are being played the most in these first months of 11th Edition. Faction Choices The faction breakdown gives us a few interesting surprises, starting with Emperor’s Children taking the top spot with 27 players. That is a huge presence in the room and makes them one of the factions to watch across the weekend, due t

There is something different about a team tournament. Individual events are about your army, your games and your result. Team events add another layer to every round. Every game matters, but so does what happens across the other tables. You are not just fighting for yourself: you are fighting alongside four teammates. That is what makes the UKTC International Team Tournaments so special. Five Players. One Team. One Result. The format is simple: teams of five players face anot

The Edinburgh Super Major wasn't just another tournament: it was another major milestone for 11th Edition. With over 200 players competing across five rounds in the UKTC's first-ever event in Scotland, the weekend produced a huge amount of valuable competitive data. Every game, every faction and every result helped paint a clearer picture of the emerging meta. The more games are played, the clearer the trends become. And Edinburgh gave us plenty to analyse... Innes Wins Edinb

The UKTC arrived in Edinburgh for the very first time, and what a debut it was. Nearly 200 players battled through five rounds of competitive Warhammer, helping make our Scottish event a truly memorable weekend. Best General - Innes Wilson Innes Wilson claims the Edinburgh Super Major trophy with a perfect 5-0 record. With a detachment combination that allowed him to blend the overwhelming force of the Deathwing with the versatility of Dark Angels Psychic Disciplines, Innes c

Lists are in! For our first ever Scottish GT - The Edinburgh Super-Major is nearly here and we have our first look at the faction breakdown and force disposition choices! (of those entered to bcp) As over 200 players compete in the largest event in Scotland so far! Faction Choices Balance has returned to the force this month, with Marines taking top spot for most popular, as the edition settles in a little bit more, the depth of the Marine codex and their multiple ways to pla

On Friday morning, we announced the full UKTC 2027 events calendar. You can now see the full year of UKTC super-majors, decide which ones work for you and start planning your 2027 season. But the calendar is about much more than dates. A decade of delivering events The UK events landscape is entering a new period of growth. For the last ten years, the UKTC has been building the people, equipment, systems and experience needed to deliver Super-Major events consistently across

The Birmingham GT Super Major was the first proper look at the shape of 11th Edition. Big events don't just crown a winner. They stress-test a brand new meta, table by table, round by round, before anyone really knows what works yet. With 192 players recorded across the event, 28 factions on the tables, and 177 games played from the opening rounds through to the final bracket, Birmingham gave us a genuinely large sample to read the new format by. Not just one bracket final, b