Three Warhammer 40k army lists dominated the recent Tables and Towers June RTT with one going undefeated over the weekend!
The Tables and Towers June RTT 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 40k Army Lists Tables and Towers June RTT
Thanks to Best Coast Pairings we are able to look back at the event as if we were there ourselves.
5th Place: John Baecker- Drukhari
4th Place: Nicholas Hulslander- Death Guard
3rd Place: Davis Frye- Chaos Daemons
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2nd Place: Anthony Birdsong- Harlequins
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1st Place: Mark Hertel- Cult Mechanicus
Mark Went with a battalion of Adeptus Mechanicus, led by none other than the brand new Skiitarii Marshal and two Tech-Priest Manipulus. This combination offer wound rerolls of one, and even some extra healing every turn to help keep models topped off, along with some extra bonuses like a bonus to AP for a unit.
As for Troops, there are 40 Rangers and 40 Vanguard. These are nearly identical, however, Rangers get a free movie at the start of the game making them slightly more mobile and Vanguard help make units in melee with them slightly weaker, allowing them to last slightly longer after getting charged.
Overall, both squads are great for mucking up the board, grabbing objectives, or even just a plain and simple volume of shots.
For Elites, there is an Electro Priest squad that excels in melee and can catch people off guard when hiding among an overall otherwise completely ranged focused list. There are also 20 Sicarian Infiltrators who can be set up essentially as deep striking, but during deployment, making them extremely mobile.
Fast Attacks, he brought in 7 Ironstrider Ballistarii, which are great ranged units. They combine great mobility, decent durability, and heavy-hitting high-strength ranged weapons. Finally, there is a single Skorpius Dunerider for a decent option to transport one of the smaller squads like electro-priests.
Overall, this list features strong ranged options, as is expected from Ad mech, but they also have some sneaky melee options to help catch units and players off guard to hopefully punch up quite a bit!
Cult Mechanicus Victory- Congrats to Mark on the win!
Cult Mechanicus have won this time, but what do you think about all the most recent lists?
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About the Author: Andrew Schrank
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