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.

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.

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

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 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

The lists are in for the Bristol GT Super-Major, and with 321 players in the hall, we have got ourselves a real super weekend coming up. This is not one of those events where the faction breakdown tells you everything immediately. There is no single army looming over the field like a final boss. There is no obvious "well, everyone brought that" pick (If you count the fact that the defilers are different flavours) Instead, we see some rogue choices and surprising choices, shap

Winning a Super-major is something that ultimately, the vast majority of players will not achieve, so those that do have already set themselves ahead of the group. To win multiple is a reserved to an even smaller handful of players, and to do it back to back to back is something even more special. This weekend Innes Wilson took down his 3rd UKTC super-major in as many runs. A phenomenal achievement in itself, and made even more impressive by the fact that each title has been

The Sheffield GT has wrapped for another amazing weekend! One of our fastest growing events, had over 250 Warhammer 40,000, players fight it out over 2 days of intense competition. We saw all the bits that made a UKTC event so special, and a tournament roster of world class names. Whilst everyone played, only two players went undefeated in the 40k main event. Fighting through all 7 rounds without dropping a single game. Best general: Innes Wilson Stat Check Congratulations to

I can still remember my first UKTC experience, and I am sure many of you can as well. The excitement of going to the biggest event I'd ever seen, with the meta lists and player names that I had heard about online. I was hyped... A full weekend away dedicated to the hobby that I'd put so much preparation into. This is a feeling a lot of people are experiencing as more and more new people join the community and take their next step in their Warhammer journey. We have had over

The Windsor Super-Major saw nearly 250 players start, but only 2 players remained undefeated across all 7 rounds that they played. Both piloting the Ultramarines with some very similar choices, this article is going to take some time to break down the undefeated lists from the weekend and what makes them such a threat when played to this level. Our undefeated players were Nassim Fouchane and David Gaylard, their lists are: Nassim's List Lieutenant with Combi-weapon Marneus Ca

The Windsor Super-Major was a a great showcase of not only incredible player skill but also of the hobby as a whole, with some truly stunning miniatures and armies on display. Throughout the event our team take photos of the games and the epic scenes that develop on the tabletop. This post is to celebrate the passion and work that goes into the other side of the hobby and how it takes games to the next level. Congratulations Let's start by once again celebrating our award wi

The Windsor Super-Major was epic! A fantastic debut for our all new UKTC tournament, the event saw nearly 300 Warhammer 40,000, Kill Team, and Old World players convene to battle it out over 2 days of amazing tabletop action. This was a great example of the best parts of the UKTC: meeting old friends, making new ones, and having a great time overall. Whilst everyone played, only two players went undefeated in the 40k main event. Battling it out through 5 rounds of regular pla

With pairings now live for the first round of the Windsor Super-Major 2026 the hype is real, only a few days to go until nearly 250 competitors descend and start competing for the first victory in the UKTCs latest new event! This article is going to look at a few players that I have picked to keep an eye on and expect to be seeing at the top tables this weekend. First lets take a quick reminder of the overall faction spread: At a Glance Space marines and Necrons are the most

List submissions are locked and revealed now for the upcoming Windsor Super-Major, the first of many new debut events for the UKTC 2026 season. We can take a first look at what people have brought and how the overall meta is shaping up. With nearly 250 players signed up and most having submitted their factions we get a good first look. At a Glance Space Marines remain the most popular faction, dominating the field as their own faction - accounting for over 20% of the field wh

The Ladder Moves Constantly Manchester GT: Winter was a proper Super-Major weekend: 306 players , 29 factions , playing over our 7 round format that crowned Innes Wilson as our back-to-back champion for UKTC events. This post takes a look at the impacts these results have had on the UKTC rankings. UKTC rankings are a summary of your season, reported on BCP. They are built from your top 6 event results, with points being driven by placing + wins + event size (BCP scoring) -

With list submission locked for the Manchester 40K Winter GT, we can take a first look at the roster and the story about what players expect to be good. Currently there are 306 Players with only a small handful not having submitted a list - means we can get a pretty good look at how the meta is shaping up. The big picture First up, let's take a look at the whole field. Here’s the split by the macro factions buckets: Faction Players Share % Imperium 122 40.4 Xenos 97 32.1 Cha

Winter ITT is the kind of event that exposes everything. With 150+ teams in the room and 1,885 individual games played over the weekend, you don’t “ride” a good matchup or sneak through on reputation, you have to keep producing results round after round. And at the very top of that pressure cooker, Veizla didn’t just win - they dominated . They finished as the only 6–0 team at the entire event, beating Team Sigil in the final. The Veizla headline numbers Veizla’s weekend