In Part 2 of the Always Strikes Last TTS Tournament Review, Jack and Rocco continue their deep dive into the top Age of Sigmar armies and the warscrolls shaping the meta. They spotlight underrated units that overperformed, discuss competitive list design strategies, and share insights that help you dominate both TTS and real-table tournaments.

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In this episode of Always Strikes Last, Jack and Rocco sit down to review and break down the lists from the Always Strikes Last GT! From creative army builds to meta-defining powerhouses, they take a deep dive into the competitive strategies that made these lists stand out.

The crew explores how each list functions on the table, the synergies that drive their success, and the key warscrolls that elevate them from good to great. Whether you’re looking to sharpen your competitive play, get fresh list ideas, or just geek out over strong Age of Sigmar builds, this episode will help you understand the inner workings of top-level lists.

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In this episode of Always Strikes Last, Alex, Jack, and Matt sit down with special guest Ethan Melville to dive into the world of narrative Age of Sigmar events. While competitive play often dominates the spotlight, narrative gaming offers a completely different kind of fulfillment—one that speaks to the heart and soul of the hobby.

From forging personal stories with your armies, to exploring unique missions and battlefields that you’d never see at a GT, Ethan shares why embracing narrative play can reignite passion, creativity, and joy in the game. The crew discusses how narrative events can balance out the grind of competitive play, help gamers connect on a deeper level, and why every Age of Sigmar player should experience them at least once.

Whether you’re a hardcore tournament grinder or a casual player, this episode will show you why narrative gaming is good for the soul.

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In this episode of Always Strikes Last, Jack and Matt dive deep into the new Army of Renown from the freshly released Blades of Khorne battletome. They break down what makes it strong, how it’s shaping the meta, and—most importantly—how to beat it.

But it’s not just about counters—they also have a candid discussion on the dangers of chasing the latest meta trend. From sudden rules shifts to balance changes and the emotional rollercoaster of investing in a hot new build, Jack and Matt share their thoughts on why staying grounded in your own playstyle can save you both points… and heartbreak.

If you’re thinking about fielding the new Khorne hotness—or facing it across the table—this is your tactical and strategic guide.

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In this episode of Always Strikes Last, Matt shares his journey to a standout performance at the Games Workshop–run Tacoma Open GT. From list design and in-game pivots to key moments on the tabletop, he breaks down what worked, what surprised him, and how he navigated one of the most competitive Age of Sigmar events in the Pacific Northwest. Jack and Rocco join the conversation to dig into the meta implications and what this means for players heading into the rest of the season.

What goes into running a massive Warhammer event backed by Games Workshop? This week, the Always Strikes Last crew sits down with James O’Brien, the tournament organizer behind the Tacoma Open Grand Tournament, one of the premier events in the Pacific Northwest. James shares the behind-the-scenes challenges, the logistics of working with GW, and what it takes to build a smooth, competitive experience for hundreds of players. Whether you're a TO, a player, or just curious how these big events tick—this one’s for you.

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Jack Politis returns to the table with a vengeance—this time with a bold and brutal Darkoath list that made waves at the Ironweld GT. In this episode, the Always Strikes Last crew sits down with Jack to break down how the list works, why it performed so well, and how to get the most out of Darkoath in high-pressure games. If you're curious about unconventional builds that deliver real results, this one's a must-listen.

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Battle tactics can win or lose you the game—but are you picking the right ones for your playstyle? In this episode, the Always Strikes Last crew breaks down how to choose, pair, and sequence your battle tactics for maximum impact. Whether you're aggressive, cagey, objective-focused, or somewhere in between, we've got insights to help you turn your strategy into scoring power. This is the battle tactic tuning guide you didn't know you needed. 🎯 Support the show & get exclusive content: patreon.com/AlwaysStrikesLast 🛒 Grab gear and hobby tools you’ll actually use: alwaysstrikeslast.square.site

In this spicy episode of Always Strikes Last, Jack, Mason, and Matt tackle some of the most debated topics in Age of Sigmar, starting with the age-old question: Should players "talk it out" at the end of a game? The crew shares their hot takes on end-of-game etiquette, sportsmanship, and how different playstyles shape the competitive and casual scenes. Expect honest opinions, friendly arguments, and a lot of laughs.

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Fourth Edition has officially landed, and the Always Strikes Last crew has been grinding games with the new 2026 General’s Handbook. In this episode, Alex, Jack, Matt, and Mason share their early takes on the state of Age of Sigmar 4.0—what's working, what’s not, and how the meta is already shifting. From surprise standouts to list-building insights, it’s a must-listen for players looking to stay ahead in the new season.

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