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In this episode of Always Strikes Last, Jack and Matt dive deep into making Darkoath armies work in the current Age of Sigmar meta. Jack shares his experience at the Wicked Dicey Retreat Tournament, breaking down key plays, smart list decisions, and what makes Darkoath tick in competitive play.
Whether you’re struggling to find success with Chaos armies or just love a good tournament story, this episode is packed with strategy, banter, and hard-earned lessons from the table.
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In this episode of Always Strikes Last, Jack, Rocco, and Matt take a deep dive into the least represented armies in the current Age of Sigmar meta. Why are these factions being left behind — and can they still compete? From overlooked synergies to secret powerhouse units, the crew breaks down which armies deserve a second look and how clever players can turn “underdog” lists into tournament surprises.
💥 Discover hidden gems, learn to outplay the meta, and maybe find your next project army!
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Jack takes 1st place at the Always Strikes Last TTS GT! In this episode, he sits down with Rocco and Matt to break down his winning list, key moments from his matches, and the tactics that carried him to victory. The crew digs into what made his strategy stand out, how to handle the toughest opponents in the current meta, and what lessons every competitive player can take away from this event. Whether you’re chasing your first GT win or just love hearing about top-level Age of Sigmar play, this one’s packed with insights and laughs.
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The Always Strikes Last crew is back! Alex, Jack, and Rocco break down the latest Age of Sigmar Battlescroll changes and what they mean for your armies. From points adjustments to rules tweaks, we dig into how to adapt, what strategies can still thrive, and how to turn the shake-ups into opportunities. Whether you’re worried about your faction or excited to test the new balance, this episode gives you the tools to stay ahead of the evolving meta. 👉 Support us on Patreon: patreon.com/AlwaysStrikesLast 👉 Check out our store: alwaysstrikeslast.square.site
Winning in Age of Sigmar isn’t just about the army you bring — it’s about mindset, decision-making, and smart play. In this episode of Always Strikes Late, Alex, Jack, Matt, and Rocco break down the core principles of winning games, from list-building choices to in-game tactics that give you the edge. Whether you’re aiming for the podium at your next GT or just want to start closing out more victories at your local game night, the crew shares their best tips and tricks for consistent success in AoS. 💥 Support the Show & Join the ASL Community: 🔗 Patreon – patreon.com/AlwaysStrikesLast 🛒 ASL Store – alwaysstrikeslast.shop
The Age of Sigmar meta is getting terrifying — and Alex, Rocco, and Matt are here to call it out. From broken warscrolls to nightmare battletomes, these are the scariest armies in the game right now. But don’t worry — the Always Strikes Last crew also breaks down the secret counters and winning strategies to help you survive the current competitive scene. If you’re headed to a GT or just want to win more games, this is the must-hear breakdown of the AoS meta you can’t miss. 💥 Support the Show & Level Up Your Game: 🔗 Patreon – patreon.com/AlwaysStrikesLast 🛒 ASL Store – alwaysstrikeslast.shop
Jack and Matt dive into the buzz around the incoming Helsmiths of Hashut for Age of Sigmar and debate one of the hottest questions in the competitive scene: are “Bods” actually better than “Gods”? From new unit design to how mortal heroes and body-heavy lists may outperform god-tier centerpiece models, this episode takes a sharp, funny, and insightful look at where the 4th Edition meta could be headed.
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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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