Don’t miss the top Warhammer 40k army lists featuring Chaos Space Marines and Raven Guard from the CollectorMania GT.
The CollectorMania GT brought the heat, and we’re not talking about plasma guns.
If you want to see which lists ruled the tables and what tricks they used to crush their foes, you’re in the right place.
Let’s break down the top 40k army list from the CollectorMania GT, shaking up the meta right now.
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1st Place: Trae Burnett, Chaos Space Marines Army Lists
Chaos took the crown at the CollectorMania GT, where the Heretic Astartes claimed victory through a mix of firepower, corruption, and pure attitude.
At the head stood Cypher, the mysterious gunslinger whose plasma pistols never seem to miss. Acting as Warlord, he led the force with his usual flair for chaos and deception.
Beside him, a Chaos Lord wielded a Daemon hammer and plasma pistol, bringing raw fury to the front lines. Fabius Bile worked his dark science behind them, stitching together new horrors and “enhancing” the Legionaries with his experiments.
Vashtorr the Arkifane rounded out the pantheon, his claw and hammer pulsing with the twisted genius of the machine god.
A Cultist Mob served as a meat shield and a distraction for the real killers behind them.
Legionaries advanced with bolters, chainswords, and lascannons, cutting down anything in their way. Chaos Rhinos carried the squads into battle, their havoc launchers firing into the smoke-filled chaos.
Predator Destructors and Chaos Bikers brought speed and firepower, laying waste to anything foolish enough to move in the open.
The Chosen struck with terrifying precision, their accursed weapons tearing through elites and armor alike.
Behind them, the Obliterators morphed their fleshmetal guns into whatever death was required, blasting holes through tanks and infantry without hesitation. And finally, the Noise Marines hit the field with their sonic blasters, turning every battle into a cacophony of weaponized music.
2nd Place: Alex Pina, Raven Guard (Space Marines) Army Lists
3rd Place: Mike Pestilens, Chaos Space Marines Army Lists
Final Thoughts From Us: CollectorMania GT
The CollectorMania GT showcased the power of both Chaos Space Marines and the Raven Guard, highlighting their unique strategies and playstyles (even in the same book). Chaos Space Marines claimed victory with a well-crafted army, while the Raven Guard proved their resilience and adaptability.
As we can tell from CollectorMania GT, it’s clear that the 40k meta is still as unpredictable as ever.
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