The 2026 Kings of War US Masters field is hitting harder, but shooting is still a major part of the meta. A data-driven look at Goblins, gunlines, board saturation, ranged attacks, and the 4E damage shift.
A few days before the 2026 US Masters field came into focus, George O’Connell posted a set of public predictions
TL;DR: The early 4E tournament field is more faction-concentrated than the 2024–2025 sample. That is worth watching, but it is
Steve Tonneau’s scoring-system work gives tournament organizers better questions. The 2026 event data shows why those questions matter. A good
ConVic 2026 is almost here, and the list pack gives us a clean pre-tournament snapshot of the Australian Kings of
Bugeater 2026 wrapped up over the weekend. What were the results? Did we get more clarity on the meta? Let’s
Back in September, I wrote that the Kings of War tournament scene looked healthy. The argument was pretty simple: the
On paper, Orcs in 4th Edition look like one of the easiest armies in the game to understand. The old
I just wrapped up a game with TastyBagel over at Regnum Aeternum. While we were playing, we were musing on
Early 4E Faction Performance: Ratkin Hype vs Reality We’re about 1,300 games into 4th Edition now. That’s enough to start
Adepticon 2026 wrapped up this weekend in Milwaukee. I didn’t make it this year (even though it was in my
Introduction Kings of War players love to debate balance. A faction wins a tournament and suddenly it’s “too strong.” A
