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.

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

Winter ITT didn’t just hand out a trophy. It rewrote the UKTC National Team Rankings . When an event is this big, the rankings don’t move politely. They surge . Teams that showed up and scored points didn’t just climb, they flew up the ladder. And the teams that didn’t attend didn’t “stand still”… they got overtaken in bulk. Here’s what the numbers say. The headline stats: Teams now ranked: 203 Teams with an Autumn ITT result: 115 Teams with a Winter ITT result: 152 Tea

The WINTER INTERNATIONAL TEAM TOURNAMENT has concluded, with the visiting Swedes claiming the trophy at the BIGGEST team event in the world. A weekend full of memories, fun, and friendship. Not to mention the highest level of competitive teams 40k, over 1885 individual games were played across as more than 150 teams battled it out. This post is going to dive into the stats behind the results and how the factions performed. Representation: what Teams picked The field was wide,

Pairings drop today (Wednesday 28 January 2026) — and this is exactly the moment teams players live for. Because once the matchup matrix is out, you’re no longer “getting ready for a weekend”… you’re getting ready for a pairing room war . And the stage couldn’t be bigger. This Winter ITT is at 158 teams / 790 players — the biggest teams event in the world , and bigger than last year’s 695 players. So if you’re prepping properly, you’re not asking “can I win my game?” You’re

Winter ITT is shaping up to be one of the most stacked weekends of the season so far - and if you care about your UKTC standing (or your team’s place in the national ladder), this is exactly the kind of event that can redraw the map in a single round. The headlines are simple: Over 150 teams have registered Representation from 29 factions and 100+ clubs And a huge concentration of ranked talent turning up to play This isn’t just “another weekend” - it’s a pressure test for

Lists for The UKTC Winter International Teams Tournament (ITT) are now live, with list checking underway. Today we are going to take a first look at the data, what it tells us and how the meta at the event is going to be shaken up. With 158 registered teams, this event boasts a 790 total player sign up, making it the biggest teams event in the world. The first look for this gives us a clear and interesting read of what is popular. At a glance, the faction distribution across

Lists, Pairings & Score Normalisation (and what else makes teams so addictive) If you’ve only played singles events, a Warhammer 40,000 teams tournament feels like someone took your favourite game… and added a second, brilliant game on top. You still play normal 40k. You still score primary/secondary. You still try to win your round. But now you’re doing it as a squad — building five lists that work together, navigating the captains’ pairing mini-game , and chasing the kin