Autumn ITT: what is at stake

Five players, five different armies and a weekend of decisions to make together. Autumn ITT brings Warhammer 40,000 teams to Surrey Sports Park in Guildford on 14–15 November. There is a team title to chase, a closely contested circuit season to follow and plenty of faction expertise packed into the line-ups.

Games at the Edinburgh Super-Major, July 2026. Photo: UKTC.

A narrow gap at the top

Mikey Rzasa leads the UKTC 2026/27 standings with 377.55 points. Matthew Langton is second on 374.79: a gap of just 2.76. Matthew also leads both the Tyranids and Forces of the Hive Mind categories, making him a particularly interesting player to follow this weekend.

His season already includes second place at the Inspired Gaming Golden Ticket Grand Tournament and eighth at Coventry’s three-day event. At Autumn ITT he brings Tyranids to Carnage, alongside Brett Smith’s T’au Empire, Craig Bedford’s Death Guard, Jacob Whitehouse’s Dark Angels and captain Scott Morris’s Adeptus Mechanicus.

That is a fascinating mix for the captain to work with. Matthew’s individual form is one part of the story; finding the right match-ups across all five boards will determine how well the team turns that quality into round wins.

The faction specialists have their own stories

Samuel Martin leads the King of 11th Adeptus Mechanicus standings with 537.90 points, ahead of Jerome Connolly on 360.49. Samuel is bringing Adeptus Mechanicus to Sigil at Autumn ITT, where he joins Gustavo José Branco Varandas de Sousa’s Astra Militarum, Mickey Baird-Parker’s Leagues of Votann, Nassim Fouchane’s T’au Empire and Vincent Stein’s Space Wolves.

There is another faction leader in Sigil Revolution: captain Matt Puffett tops the King of 11th Adepta Sororitas standings on 526.95 points and is taking Sisters to the event. These are two good places to start if you enjoy following players who have built a strong record with your army.

Faction standings also reward looking beyond the most familiar association between a player and an army. Carnage captain Scott Morris is second in the UKTC season’s Adepta Sororitas table on 224.48 points, but his Autumn ITT choice is Adeptus Mechanicus. The faction on this weekend’s roster matters when you are following an individual faction race.

How the weekend fits into the season

Autumn ITT is listed in the UKTC 2026/27 circuit calendar. The circuit’s published scoring guidance bases event scores on placing, wins and event size, with organisers submitting results after their events conclude. The season team standings draw on the ten highest scores across a team’s members, so improving a club’s total depends on which results make that counted set.

Carnage currently leads the UKTC season team table on 1,186.91 points, ahead of Pile of Shame Support Network on 1,117.53. That gives the club another reason to follow its players closely. The five-person squad competing for the Autumn ITT trophy and the club’s circuit total are separate competitions, each with its own story to tell.

The two ranking tables also offer different perspectives. Ross Tully leads King of 11th on 618.14 points, with Andy Quas-Cohen close behind on 614.27, while Mikey leads the UKTC season. Follow each table in its own right as the autumn results arrive.

Follow the weekend

Start with the live UKTC season standings and King of 11th standings, then use the Autumn ITT roster and pairings to follow the teams and armies that interest you. Whether you are cheering on your club or looking for ideas for your own faction, there is plenty to watch across the room.

Autumn ITT is sold out. If you are joining us, open the event guide and its location pack before travelling. We look forward to seeing you and your teammates in Guildford.