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

A classic venue, a new edition and a fantastic weekend of competitive Warhammer. Nearly 200 players joined us in Birmingham for 5 rounds of intense competition, making our first event of 11th one to remember! Best General - Sam Nash Sam Nash claims the Birmingham GT trophy with a perfect 5-0 record. Running a unique Thousand Sons build featuring both the Hexwarp Thrallband and Sekhetar Cohort detachments, Sam combined the devastating shooting of three units of Sekhetar Robots

This weekend’s Birmingham Super-Major will be the first UKTC event played using the new 11th Edition event companion and terrain footprints. There is, however, one important practical update players need to be aware of before they roll dice. Because of the time required to build, and prepare the full new pre-painted Armageddon terrain sets for 11th Edition matched play, Birmingham will be played using the new footprints and event companion, but with transitional terrain piece

The final dice have been rolled. The last scores have been submitted. With the Leeds GT closing out the edition, the UKTC King of 10th Rankings have been finalised. Across an entire 10th edition of Warhammer 40,000, players have travelled the country, battled through Super-Majors, GTs and sold out UKTC halls. Chasing results across the biggest events in the world. The King of 10th Rankings are all about consistency, commitment and the ability to keep performing when the field

Lists are in! For our first event of 11th Edition - the Birmingham GT is nearly here and we have our first look at the faction breakdowns and force disposition choices! (of those entered to bcp) As nearly 200 players compete in the world's first 11th edition super major! Faction Choices For the factions we have a surprise leader in the pack with The Thousand Sons - a very solid representation here with their ability to hand out masses and masses of damage from afar, the terra

Many of you will have noticed some new faces in the striped jerseys at our events recently. These are the members of the community who have stepped up to help ensure that games at our tournaments are played fairly and keep the events at the highest quality of competitive play possible. We launched this programme at the end of last year and have been thrilled by the response and participation from the community. It is with great pleasure that we are sharing that Ethan is our l

UKTC.TV is the media and broadcast arm of the UK Tournament Circuit, created to make competitive Warhammer 40,000 more visible, more accessible, and easier to follow. We are now looking to build a small pool of reliable freelance livestream / OBS operators who can support UKTC events across the UK. This is a practical event-delivery role. In the short term, we are looking for someone who can attend selected UKTC events, set up our streaming equipment, manage OBS during the we

The Leeds GT this weekend was the final checkpoint of 10th edition for the UKTC. Rankings don't stand still. Big events move the table. And if you care about where you finish, the biggest events are where the biggest swings happen. With 229 players in the field, 204 completing the event, 28 factions represented, and a rankings update that rippled from the very top all the way through the chasing pack, Leeds was what a late-edition super major should be: a trophy fight, a rank

Our final event of 10th Edition is in the books! The Leeds GT was a perfect way to end the edition, with over 200 players battling it out over 7 rounds for their last chance to claim points and glory for the king of 10th rankings! Best General - Mani Cheema Mani finally capitalises on his recent run of form, making 7-0 in his last 4 UKTC super majors, he can now raise the trophy Dropping just 10 points over the entire event with his Pactbound Zealots Triple Defiler list. That

The pairings are out for this weekend's Leeds GT - with over 200 players battling it out for our last event of 10th edition, the final chance for players to claim points for the edition long king of 10th rankings series. This article is going to take a look at a few of the players that I think will do well this weekend, and a quick look at their lists. The Faction breakdown Lets take a brief look at the meta for this event, the space is still vastly dominated by Gunlines from

The Leeds GT is almost here, the lists are locked in and list checking will be commencing soon - we can now take our first look at the meta and how this last event of 10th edition is shaping up. This will be the last chance for those push for a last minute climb in the king of 10th rankings or the chance to run that one list that they've always wanted to try but have not had the chance to yet. We have a first look at the faction choices that have been made so lets dive in an

There is a certain kind of Aeldari player who wins games without ever making the table look safe. Not in the old “Eldar nonsense” way. Not the version from earlier in the edition when everything was a little too fast, a little too efficient, and a little too silly. This is the harder version. Recent Eldar is a lot more frail, every unit has to matter. Every move has to be planned, and every trade has to be worth it. Every mistake is punishing and if you put a foot wrong the w

With the new edition of Warhammer 40,000, there is a renewed focus on games that are not only balanced and fair, but also played on immersive battlefields covered in thematic terrain. One of the biggest changes in 11th edition is the way missions, objectives, terrain areas, and battlefield layouts work together. Strategic objectives are now more directly connected to the terrain across the table, and Games Workshop has designed missions and maps to support that intended play

Now that the official launch date for the new edition has been confirmed as the 20th of June, we would like to let you know how the confirmed launch date impacts our upcoming events. This is not the first time the UKTC has managed an edition change and we have a very robust methodology for managing the release. This will ensure a seamless transition for you as players and the chance to play in the first Super-Majors of the new edition. Which events will be 11th edition? Start

At UKTC, the integrity of our events is one of our highest priorities, second only to attendee and staff safety. Over many years, we have worked to put robust processes and procedures in place to ensure that our events are fair, transparent, and trusted by the community. That work is never finished, but we are proud of the high standard of sportsmanship at UKTC event and of the culture of accountability, camaraderie, and fair play that exists within the UK Warhammer 40,000 sc

Why the Super Major mattered, who moved, and why turning up is half the battle. Some events add a few names to the rankings. Some events quietly shuffle the pack. And some re-write it all. Bristol did not just crown a champion. It moved the rankings in a big way. Players climbed, the top end tightened, new names entered the system, and a lot of people who did not attend found themselves sliding down the table. That is not a criticism. That is simply how a live ranking system

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