WTC Squadcast

Innes Wilson joins us this week to walk through the army lists that Team Scotland used in a recent TTS scrim. We focus on the design philosophy behind the lists, how they are used within a team environment, and what changes Innes could see going forwards.

For more information on Team Scotland: https://www.facebook.com/teamscotlandwh40k

Army Lists: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rAprx_gJMw5WKtgDb-MY3tL-7U35q2qZSw5NS8SgCP4/edit?usp=sharing

Joining us this week are Gaz Jones, Captain of Team Wales, and Daniel Hesselberg, Captain of Team Sweden. Together they walk us through their philosophies' on captaining and picking world-class WTC teams.

For more information on Team Wales:

https://www.facebook.com/Teamwales40k

For more information on Team Sweden:

https://www.facebook.com/TeamSweden40k

Kicking off 2021 we are joined by Typhus and Kuba from Team Poland to talk about the scrim they recently played on TTS vs Team England. We focus in on the lists the Poles ran and the design philosophy behind them.

For more information on Team Poland:

https://www.facebook.com/40kteampoland

Army Lists: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ibCMWT5AiSVUSLijT40ujjsK9GyppitAScTsO1IL6k8/edit?usp=sharing

For (most probably) the final episode of 2020 we have a chat with one of the teams looking to make their debut at WTC 2021: Team Japan. We discuss wargaming in Japan, the challenges of having a community divided by both culture and language, as well as the great things Toma is doing to build the competitive scene as part of Tokyo Tactical.

For more information, you can find Tokyo Tactical on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TokyoTactical

This week we take a dive into a pair of Space Wolves army lists piloted by two of Sweden's best sons of Russ; Johan Nicolaisen and Niels Bordman Jonsson. We have a chat about the new Codex, how it has changed their army list and playstyle, and even talk a little about making your own mjöd.

Army Lists can be found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NcQ1iVkVe--HXYVc8oP_HIsljBB1D5rjoVLscsjvPnI/edit?usp=sharing

This week we bring you a double episode focusing on the Western Australian Team Championships, the biggest Team Tournament, and one of the biggest 40k events globally since the inception of 9th Edition.

First, we speak to the winning team captain, Mitch of the Devil Dogs, and his underling, Peter from Team Australia. We take a look at their team, the thoughts behind their lists and the tactics that went into pairings.

After the jump, we are joined by Mike and Emma Basc from Objective Secured, the WATC TOs, and have a chat about how 9th Edition has effected things from a TO perspective.

ARMY LISTS: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Um2n-RC9lUmQ9CVHHOht92io0EYXsugKmrJohMbmcss/edit?usp=sharing

On this week's episode, Neil and Tom are joined by a truly international gang of Space Marine players; Brad Chester (Team USA, Art of War 40K, Gentlemen Gaming, Team Battle Brothers), Hayden Walduck (Team Australia, Normal Blokes Podcast), and Jonathan Sleigh-Johnson (Västerås Wargaming, Games of Westeros). Together we look at the 3 different armies the guys are running and take a deep dive into why they have made the choices they have.

LINK TO THE ARMY LISTS: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Hb2TRKBSC1MMjxeH9zRchnfPqdNlfgxt0DOjMQOkNHk/edit?usp=sharing

This week Isik takes control again and is joined by Michael Basc (former Team Australia and co-founder of Objective Secured) and Michael McConkey (Team Northern Ireland) to take a long hard look at Harlequins in 9th Edition.

For more information about Objective Secured and their tournaments: https://www.facebook.com/objectivesecured

For the Objective Secured RSS: https://bit.ly/2TMwYGv

For Team Northern Ireland: https://www.facebook.com/TNI40k

For the Norn Iron 40k Podcast RSS: https://bit.ly/3erSI44

This week we take a look at the recent Hanseatic Alliance Open: a 100 player 5 round tournament in Germany which was run by the Tabletop Alliance team.

We are joined by the interim Team Germany Captain, Fred Oho, as well as 2nd placed Matthias Bellmann (Harlequins) and 3rd place Rickard Nilsson (AdMech). We talk about the army lists each of our guests ran, the games they played, as well as a look at the German WTC team and how it has changed recently in reflection of the changes within the German tournament scene.

For more infomation on the Tabletop Alliance and their events please visit: https://www.facebook.com/AllianceOpenTournaments/

For Team Germany: https://www.facebook.com/teamgermany40k

For the Breaking Heads podcast (German): https://www.facebook.com/BreakingHeads40k/

And finally, please follow the link to join the Compeitive Pure Adeptus Mechanicus Facebook group: https://bit.ly/2HhxeL0

In this special episode of Squadcast Isik talks to Paul, one of the WTC Local Partners about all the developments and new information regarding the 2021 World Team Championships in Leoben, Austria.

For more information please visit our website: http://worldteamchampionship.com/wtc-2021-dates-and-venue-revealed/