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Size Matters: The Naming Of Warhammer Tournaments And What That Means
What's the difference, a Rouge Traders Tournament? A Grand Tournament, How about a Major? A “tournament” can mean anything from a local one-day scrap with 12 players… all the way up to a weekend where you’re one name in a four-digit player field. And while the rules of Warhammer stay the same, the experience changes massively as events scale up. So let’s break down the three sizes you’ll hear most often — RTT, Grand Tournament, Major, and Super-Major — what they feel like to
Charles Gould
4 hours ago7 min read


Terrain in Teams: The Secret “Sixth Player” (and why it changes everything)
If singles 40k is about your list vs their list , teams 40k adds a whole extra layer: Your list vs their list… on that table… inside that pairing plan. That’s why teams players talk about terrain like it’s a faction. Because in teams, it basically is. And if you’ve been “meaning to try teams one day,” here’s the inconvenient truth: that day is getting harder to book. The Winter ITT is already sold out (and it’s literally billed as the world’s largest 40k team tournament, w
Charles Gould
1 day ago5 min read


Teams Tournaments Explained
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
Charles Gould
2 days ago5 min read


What to Expect at Your First UKTC Event: A Guide for New Attendees
If you have recently purchased your first ticket to a UKTC event, congratulations and we can’t wait to welcome you to our community! This post will help explain what your next steps are, how you can best prepare, and what to expect from your first time at a UKTC event! The anatomy of a UKTC Event. Expand each section to find out more. Registration Once you have purchased your ticket, as the event approache,s you will receive an email when registrations have opened - 10 days p
Charles Gould
Jan 13 min read


Essential Tournament Checklist: 8 Things I Make Sure To Take To Every Event
So you have brought your first event ticket, and you have your army ready, you're practised, packed, and ready, but you can’t shake that...
Charles Gould
Sep 22, 20253 min read
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