In this episode, Rocco, Matt, and Jack take a deep dive into the Cities of Sigmar army rules in Warhammer Age of Sigmar, focusing on how those rules directly affect warscroll performance, unit roles, and list-building combinations.

Instead of a surface-level overview, the discussion centers on how the Cities rules change the value of warscrolls, unlock powerful internal synergies, and shape the different playstyles the army can support in competitive and casual play.

In this episode, they break down:

This episode is designed to help players understand how Cities of Sigmar actually functions on the table, making it easier to spot strong interactions, avoid trap builds, and prepare for tournament matchups.

Whether you’re building a Cities of Sigmar army, refining a competitive list, or learning how to counter the faction, this episode gives you the high-level understanding that matters most.

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In this episode, Jack, Rocco, and Matt talk honestly about getting stuck in a slump while playing Warhammer Age of Sigmar—whether that’s a run of bad tournament results, lost confidence, or just not enjoying games the way you used to. They share personal experiences with rough patches and break down how they recognize when they’re in a slump, what actually helps them reset, and what tends to make things worse. In this episode, they discuss: Common causes of slumps in competitive and casual play How mindset affects decision-making on the table When to change lists vs when to stick it out Reframing losses to get useful takeaways instead of frustration Simple ways to enjoy the game again without chasing results This is a grounded, relatable conversation about staying mentally healthy in a competitive hobby and remembering why you started playing in the first place. If you’ve ever walked away from a game feeling tilted, discouraged, or burned out, this episode’s for you. Support the show: 🛒 ASL Store: https://alwaysstrikeslast.com ❤️ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alwaysstrikeslast

In this follow-up episode, Matt, Jack, and Rocco dig into the warscroll side of the new Sylvaneth Battletome for Warhammer Age of Sigmar. Building on the core-rules discussion from Part 1, the team looks at how specific warscrolls interact with the book’s rules, where the real combos live, and what kinds of playstyles the army can realistically support right now. In this episode, they cover: Warscrolls that stand out as enablers, anchors, or problem-solvers Key internal synergies and combo pieces to be aware of How different warscroll packages push different game plans Aggressive, control, and flexible Sylvaneth playstyles What list concepts seem strongest early—and which feel more niche The focus isn’t on chasing one “best list,” but on understanding why certain pieces work together and how to build toward a playstyle that fits your approach and your local meta. If you’re refining lists, prepping for events, or trying to decide which direction to take Sylvaneth next, this episode helps connect the dots between rules, warscrolls, and real games.

In this follow-up episode, Matt, Jack, and Rocco dig into the warscroll side of the new Sylvaneth Battletome for Warhammer Age of Sigmar. Building on the core-rules discussion from Part 1, the team looks at how specific warscrolls interact with the book’s rules, where the real combos live, and what kinds of playstyles the army can realistically support right now. In this episode, they cover: Warscrolls that stand out as enablers, anchors, or problem-solvers Key internal synergies and combo pieces to be aware of How different warscroll packages push different game plans Aggressive, control, and flexible Sylvaneth playstyles What list concepts seem strongest early—and which feel more niche The focus isn’t on chasing one “best list,” but on understanding why certain pieces work together and how to build toward a playstyle that fits your approach and your local meta. If you’re refining lists, prepping for events, or trying to decide which direction to take Sylvaneth next, this episode helps connect the dots between rules, warscrolls, and real games.

In this follow-up episode, Matt, Jack, and Rocco dig into the warscroll side of the new Sylvaneth Battletome for Warhammer Age of Sigmar. Building on the core-rules discussion from Part 1, the team looks at how specific warscrolls interact with the book’s rules, where the real combos live, and what kinds of playstyles the army can realistically support right now. In this episode, they cover: Warscrolls that stand out as enablers, anchors, or problem-solvers Key internal synergies and combo pieces to be aware of How different warscroll packages push different game plans Aggressive, control, and flexible Sylvaneth playstyles What list concepts seem strongest early—and which feel more niche The focus isn’t on chasing one “best list,” but on understanding why certain pieces work together and how to build toward a playstyle that fits your approach and your local meta. If you’re refining lists, prepping for events, or trying to decide which direction to take Sylvaneth next, this episode helps connect the dots between rules, warscrolls, and real games.

In this two-part episode, Matt, Jack, and Rocco break down how to use the core rules to get the most out of the new Sylvaneth Battletome in Warhammer Age of Sigmar—no warscroll deep dives, just fundamentals and game-winning concepts. Rather than focusing on specific units, the guys talk about how the army actually functions within the core ruleset, and how Sylvaneth players can adapt those tools to fit different playstyles, lists, and event metas. Part 1 focuses on: How Sylvaneth leverage movement, positioning, and threat ranges Using terrain, board control, and the battleplan to your advantage Timing, sequencing, and decision-making within the core rules How Sylvaneth score and deny battle tactics consistently Part 2 expands into: Adjusting your game plan based on opponent and matchup Playing aggressively vs playing defensively with the same rule tools Common mistakes Sylvaneth players make when relying too much on tricks How to stay flexible when plans fall apart mid-game This series is all about making the rules work for you, whether you’re playing a fast, aggressive Sylvaneth army or a more controlled, objective-focused style. If you want to improve your results without chasing list tech or flavor-of-the-month units, this one’s for you. Support the show: 🛒 ASL Store: https://alwaysstrikeslast.com ❤️ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alwaysstrikeslast If you play Sylvaneth, what playstyle are you leaning toward with the new book? Let us know in the comments 🌳

In this episode, Jack, Rocco, and Matt dive into the new Lumineth Realm-lords Battletome for Warhammer Age of Sigmar.

They walk through the core army rules, key mechanics, and how the book wants to play on the table, then zero in on the warscrolls that immediately caught their attention—both from a competitive and practical gameplay standpoint.

In this episode, they cover:

Whether you’re a Lumineth player looking to understand the new book or an opponent trying to prep for them at events, this episode gives a clear, grounded first look at what matters.

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In this episode, Rocco and Jack tackle a topic suggested by the Patreon community: when is the right time to commit to one of the new armies in Warhammer Age of Sigmar—and how to spend your money wisely when you do.

With new Battletomes and releases coming fast, it’s easy to get pulled in by hype. Rocco and Jack talk through how they evaluate whether a new army is worth investing in long term, versus something that’s likely to fade once the meta settles.

They cover things like:

This episode is all about making smarter, more sustainable hobby choices—whether you’re chasing GTs or just want to avoid a half-built army collecting dust.

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Huge thanks to our Patreon supporters for suggesting topics like this one. Got an idea you want covered? Drop it in the comments 👇

In this episode, Matt, Jack, and Rocco dive into the wildest rumors floating around the Warhammer Age of Sigmar community right now—and talk through what might actually matter versus what’s probably just internet noise. From whispered Battletome changes to possible edition shifts and surprise releases, the guys break down how they evaluate rumors as competitive players, and why not every leak deserves your attention or panic. In this episode they cover: The biggest Age of Sigmar rumors currently making the rounds How to tell the difference between credible info and pure speculation Which kinds of rumors are actually worth preparing for Why overreacting to leaks can hurt your GT prep How experienced players stay focused while the rumor mill spins It’s a fun, grounded conversation about hype, skepticism, and keeping your feet on the ground while the internet loses its mind. Support the show: 🛒 ASL Store: https://alwaysstrikeslast.com ❤️ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alwaysstrikeslast What’s the wildest Age of Sigmar rumor you’ve heard lately? Drop it in the comments 👀

In this episode, Alex, Jack, and Matt break down the brand new Ossiarch Bone Reapers battletome for Warhammer Age of Sigmar. As the world's top-ranked ITC Ossiarch Bone Reapers player, Alex provides unparalleled expertise on why this army is poised to dominate the competitive scene.The Ossiarch Bone Reapers have quickly risen to power, blending elite infantry, potent magic, and devastating artillery. Alex, Jack, and Matt dive into the key rules changes, unit profiles, and deadly synergies that make this faction so formidable. Alex provides unparalleled insights that will give you a major advantage whether you're looking to master the faction or prepare to face it across the table. Support the show: 🛒 ASL Store: https://alwaysstrikeslast.com ❤️ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alwaysstrikeslastHave you had a chance to try out the new Ossiarch Bone Reapers yet? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!