This weekend I went to the Inaugural Battlefield Birmingham 40K tournament, it was the first tournament I have entered and it was good fun.
I took my Chaos Daemons mono God Tzeentch themed list and ended up 27th out of 38 with 2:2:1 (Win Loss Draw) ratio.
The mixture of list was pretty good although there were a lot of Grey Knights and some nasty spam lists.
I played:
1st: Orks, this was a balanced Kan wall list, it was a pretty brutal game that almost ended in a double KO although I just managed to scrape the win on the last turn.
2nd: Grey Knights, this was a Crowe Purifier list backed up by 3 Psyfleman dreads and a Vindicare assassin, only the assassin survived.
From this game I learnt not to kill Crowe in CC as his sacrifice power is extra nasty against Daemons.
3rd: Grey Knights, this was a Coteaz razorback spam list, less said about this game the better, I lost quite badly.
4th: Blood Angels, this was a heavy mech list taking advantage of the assault squad discount, unfortunately fateweaver screwed me over which ruined my plan, otherwise i think i would have done better in this one.
5th: Orks, this was standard Battlewagons with Ghaz, it was a draw although it could of gone either way on the last turn.
My army was also nominated for best painted and came 3rd overall which I was quite pleased about.
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Great paint jobs and a fluffy army. I admire your dedication to the hobby. Nice use of the Cockatrice.
ReplyDeleteHow did you do your snow?
Cheers.
ReplyDeleteMy recipe for snow is to use a tub of ready mixed poly filler mixed with PVA glue, dab that mixture on the model then apply gale force 9 snow flock ontop of that while its drying.
The filler stops the glue from going transparent and bulks it out a bit.
I think the army looks great ;o)
ReplyDeleteCool army, as with your Orkz and your Brazen Fists. Very nasty when it functions correctly; especially those nasty blue flamers.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the recognition your painting got.