My list had a Transcendent and the Void Dragon. The first thing I took away from this GT was C’tan are in a bad place. Now on to the lessons learned from the games I played. Tables and Towers in Westminster, MD Lesson Learned – C’Tan Need Help If you are ever in the area sign up for a tournament to enjoy their massive gaming space! This gaming space is quickly becoming the premier spot for 40k tournaments in the Maryland area. The lessons learned have made me re-think the way I will play my Necron army in the future, and while I don’t know if it will be enough to get me onto the top tables, I thought I could share some of my lessons learned with some Necron (or really any armies) players out there to see if we can’t come up with a way to make those top tables look a little more diverse.įirst off, I had an amazing time at a well run tournament at Tables and Towers in Westminster, MD. It isn’t all bad news though as I learned a ton about playing Necrons at a competitive level, and played 5 awesome games against 5 amazing people over the weekend.
Other armies just cannot keep up with the pace of the game an Admech player can set. There are too many buffs that can be applied to too many units too cheaply. Honestly, I think some serious changes are needed for the Admech Codex. Here’s what I’ve learned.įinishing last week’s GT at a disappointing 2-3 was not where I wanted to end up, but I learned a ton about the new Admech meta competitive 40k will be living in for the foreseeable future. Well, it turns out my Necrons and I were not the hero anyone wanted, needed, or deserved.
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