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Limited Resources - Tournament Report

Limited Resources was a 3-round, 1500pt Warhammer 40,000 tournament that took place on Saturday 16th July 2022 at Tabletop Republic High Wycombe


EVENT INFO


This event used custom-made 'Highlander' rules - where there can only be one... of each unit. There was a limit of one of each datasheet per army (rather than the usual 3 in a Strike Force tournament), with the only exception being Troops and Dedicated Transport which were allowed 2.


War Zone: Nephilim missions were used, as well as all the new secondaries, points and dataslate changes - so this was a big change from the last tournament!


RESULTS


Here are the results from the tournament:


Rankings were based on the following: Win/Loss, total Battle Points, Strength of Schedule


ROUNDS




LISTS


Here are the lists of the top 3 players;


1st: Scott Errington-Bazley - Necrons (Szarekhan)


2nd: Angus Patterson - Adepta Sororitas (Bloody Rose)


3rd: Felix Newman - Tyranids (Behemoth)


and here's the rest of the player's armies with a quick list rundown (full lists are visible on Best Coast Pairings)


4th: Chris Ryder - Necrons - All Obsec + pre-game-move subfaction, with the Nightbringer, very buffed Command Barge and 5 Destroyers


5th: James Brown - Black Templars: Grimaldus and Helbrecht leading an infantry-heavy lineup


6th: Jack Pugh - T'au Empire (T'au Sept): Shadowsun and lots of Battlesuits ft. Kroot


7th: Liam Worswick - World Eaters: Abaddon, with lots of troops, 2 rhinos and a land raider


8th: Matthew Bunker - Black Legion: Abaddon with Slaaneshi mixed infantry


9th: Sam Smith - Black Legion: Abaddon with terminators and vehicles


10th: Yavor Bidzhov - Orks (Goffs): Ghazghkull with Beast Snaggas, Meganobz and regular infantry


11th: Kevin Spencer - Tyranids (Leviathan): Shardgullet Tyrant, 14 Warriors, a Harpy and psykers


12th: Dan Shrimpton - Death Guard: 4 characters with a mixed bag of terminators and marines


13th: Jack Beaman - World Eaters: Big blobs of terminators, bikers, talons and possessed


14th: Chris Braber - Salamanders: Standard array with flamer Aggressors and Eradicators


15th: James Evans - Orks (Goffs): Ghazghkull with Kans, Dreads, Nobz and some Snaggas


16th: Tom Mepham - Chaos Knights (Khomentis): Desecrator, 3 Karnivores, 3 Stalkers and an Executioner


17th: Peter Eardland - Aeldari (Ulthwe): Lots of small cost units with a Wraithlord, 2 Hornets, and 28 Guardians


18th: Jake Lovegrove - Chaos Daemons: Nurgle and Tzeentch mix with a Lord of Change, Great Unclean One, Rotigus, 7 Flamers and 7 Beasts of Nurgle


19th: Robbie Bunker - Adepta Sororitas (Argent Shroud): Celestine and Morvenn leading meltas and an Exorcist


20th: Max Young - Astra Militarum (Cadia): 5 Leman Russ, 3 Basilisk and 2 Infantry squads


21st: Karl Spour - Tyranids (Leviathan): Reaper Bonesword Hive Tyrant with 12 Warriors, 5 Raveners, a Harpy and a Tyrannofex


22nd: James Innes - Dark Angels: Standard array of marines with added Deathwing terminators and Librarian


SECONDARIES


Now the fun bit; all the stats, facts and nerdy bits to see what did well at the event


Here are all the secondaries chosen (or not chosen), how many times they were picked and the average score over the tournament.






MOST PICKED SECONDARY: Psychic Interrogation

LEAST PICKED SECONDARY: A 19-way tie


BEST SCORING SECONDARY (Nephilim, any number of picks): Bring It Down (avg 10.375)

BEST SCORING SECONDARY (Army, 5+ picks): Purge The Vermin (avg 13)

BEST SCORING SECONDARY (Army, any number of picks): Sacred Grounds, Carry out Your Vows, Treasure of Aeons (avg 15)


WORST SCORING SECONDARY (Nephilim, any number of picks): Retrieve Nephilim Data, Warp Ritual (avg 0)

WORST SCORING SECONDARY (Nephilim, 5+ picks): Engage on all Fronts (avg 5.18)

WORST SCORING SECONDARY (Army, any number of picks): Martial Interdiction (avg 0)

WORST SCORING SECONDARY (Army, 5+ picks): Martial Interdiction (avg 0)


AWARDS


Finally, here are all the awards for the event! The top 3 and best painted armies and model winners all got prize frames for their achievements, and all other awards below are just fun awards for this blog!


1st Place: Scott Errington-Bazley (Necrons)

2nd Place: Angus Patterson (Adepta Sororitas)

3rd Place: Felix Newman (Tyranids)

Best Painted Army: James Innes (Dark Angels)

Best Painted Model: James Evans ('Skully' the Killa Kan, Orks)


Most Consistent: Dan Shrimpton (Death Guard) - only 8pts between highest and lowest score

Closest Game: Robbie Bunker 62-62 Max Young (Round 3, a rare draw!)

Biggest Win: Matthew Bunker 89-23 Max Young

Highest Scoring Game: James Brown 94-97 Felix Newman


Best Team: Square Base Crew (avg position: 8th)

Best Imperium Player: Angus Patterson, 2nd (Adepta Sororitas)

Best Chaos Player: Liam Worswick, 7th (World Eaters)

Best Xenos Player: Scott Errington-Bazley, 1st (Necrons)

Imperium Average Position: 13.67

Chaos Average Position: 11.86

Xenos Average Position: 9.28


The 'Submarine' award: Jack Pugh (highest position after starting loss)

The 'Best Newcomer' Award: Felix Newman

The 'Golden Jake' Award for Most Unique Army: Jake Lovegrove - of course (3 chaos daemon characters and big blobs of Beasts and Flamers!)

The 'Sportsmanship' Award: Chris Ryder

The 'My Hero' Award: James Evans (emergency backup player)

The 'Unlucky' Award: Dan Shrimpton (scored 246 points but only 1 win)


and that's the report! Thanks to all those that came to the event and thanks for reading. The next blog will be for Eternal Wrath 2022 in late August!


- Tom Mepham

Tabletop Republic Manager & Event TO

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