Three 40k army lists rose to the top of the leaderboards at the Tables & Tower GT and managed to sweep the competition!
The Tables and Tower GT is over and now we’re able to look at which lists managed to secure a place at the top! Check out what the winners brought in their armies…
Top 3 Army Lists 40k Tables and Tower GT
Thanks to Best Coast Pairings we are able to look back at the event as if we were there ourselves.
3rd Place: Matt Lorah- Drukhari
2nd Place: Mark Hertel- Adeptus Mechanicus
Nick’s Sisters battalion was lead by two Cannoness and a Triumph of St Katherine. These provide rerolls and a variety of buffs thanks to St Katherine’s assortment of relics and combat buffs.
25 Sisters with access to Acts of faith to remove some variance and add some bodies to benefit from the auras of HQs. 22 Repentai provide some nasty melee combatants and thanks to St Katherine get bonuses to hit in melee while close to the character.
9 Zeraphim gives the list a touch of mobility that can grab stray objectives in a pinch. The Imagifier adds +1 Strength making the Repentia hit even harder and wound easier. 5 Seraphim add more mobility with flamers to help clear chaff. 10 Retributors bring 6 multi-melta for some much-needed anti-armour support.
3 Mortifiers bring a few more elite melee fighters, while 3 rhinos give the option to transport some troops, like the Renpentia, up the board without losing too many before fighting.
Sisters Victory- Congrats to Nick on the win!
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About the Author: Andrew Schrank
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