Tickets go on sale tonight for the GW US Open Tournament Series, taking place in the South East- check it out!
Warhammer Community just posted where you can buy the tickets and more info on the events, including the swag you can score. The three events are the first GW tournaments in a while, for both Age of Sigmar and Warhammer 40k. The event was first announced at Warhammer Fest Online, so hopefully, you had enough time to make plans for it. It is being called the US Roadshow that will feature AoS and 40k tournaments in three cities, Orlando, New Orleans, & Austin.
Originally it looked like the final would take place in LA, but that no longer seems to be the case. You can get tickets here. (just scroll down to what event you want to go to). So don’t slack and end up missing out on any of the events you’ve been looking at. Let’s get into the details.
GW US Open Tournament Series Tickets on Sale
Starting today, you can grab tickets for three Warhammer tournaments taking place in the South-Eastern United States. These events include the first official Warhammer Age of Sigmar and Warhammer 40,000 Grand Tournaments using the latest editions of both systems. We’ll also have some exciting Warhammer animations to show off.
Let’s hope the events run smoothly and will be super fun. Since this is the first GW tournament series in a while, we expect them to put on a serious show. If you are wondering about the rules for either 40k or AoS, you can also download them from the WHC post. Just know, they do say no alternative minis, but you can scratch build your army (oh, and 3rd part bases are okay).
Buy one get one Free! Choose from hundreds of minis now!
If you have conversions, you have to email them at least 2 weeks before the event to make sure everything is good to go at useventslistsubmission@gwplc.com
Exclusive Gear
We’ve loaded up the premiere ticket package to make it something really special. Just to mention a few things, you’ll get objective markers, an event t-shirt, a gorgeous dice tray, a dice pack, a drink tumbler, both of the exclusive event miniatures, a whole bunch of amazing licensed products like video games, a mystery Warhammer Faction pin from Koyo, and even an amazing Warhammer roleplaying game. It all comes together with an incredible Citadel Battle Figure Case. The overall value is well over $450, and we’ll be offering our premium ticket for a fraction of that.
If you want some gear and to play a bunch of games, don’t forget and go grab your tickets here for any (or all) of the events!
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