Episode Two is out now! Share with your friends who are newer to the scene and check out @hse1160 's tips for newer to intermediate players!
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For more info on Nashville Teams tournament see @bigjables
Keep an eye Nashcon with @NashofSigmar and @crazyhorse1321
And excited for North American Masters Coverage with @Sixdiceskills
How to Sigmar!
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@scrubyandwells Playing a 100% transparency game where you talk through both you and your opponents choices. Super beneficial for both players of any skill gap.
@scrubyandwells Learn to play with intention. Go in with a try not to lose mindset with a focus on making those loses as close as possible. Even if the game is essentially over play it out just to see what you can actually scrape out.
Team America seeks its next generation of heroes!
Eager to compete at the 2025 AOS World Championship for the stars and stripes?
Application details for Team USA + practice squads coming as soon as a location + date is set. Watch this space in the coming months.
@AoS_Marshy92@spooneuh@PlasticCraic I think it also has a lot to do with what each list needs. Like tzeentch from what I have seen is a little pillow fisted, so having the ability to guarantee a Krondspine onto the field could help with that where the other might not be enough
@Grunt_9101@Sughammer My general experience as well. I call it the toxic casual. Someone who thinks they have some sort of morale high ground not being "competitive" but they will act like it's top tables at LVO for the one game a week they get in
@Sughammer I think competitive warhammer is the most fun warhammer because everyone is on the same page. You and your opponents are expecting to play a tough game with a tough list. When it comes to casual games, my take on a casual game is going to be wildly different to another persons