The Adeptus Mechanicus have quickly risen in status thanks to their new codex, which offers them a number of incredibly nasty tricks and has seen them win a slew of events. The big riser here are the Adeptus Mechanicus, shown above in that brown line starting at the bottom of the chart on the left side and rising above Black Templars, Dark Angels, and White Scars during the month of June. The biggest potential hurdle for Drukhari at this point appears to be the Adeptus Mechanicus. Whether or not the Drukhari need a second adjustment remains to be seen but at the moment, it’s looking very similar to the first Iron Hands adjustment, which removed a couple of key issues like the Ironstone and vehicle healing, but left the faction more than capable of putting up 70%+ win rates. A weekend of top fours is a pretty small sample size, particularly for a faction making up about 8-9% of the meta, so it’s worth continuing to monitor. The Drukhari seem just as strong as they were prior based in the numbers, and tournament results have mostly borne that out, though this week did see a notable did in them claiming top four slots. The faction may have lost a few points and a couple of nasty tricks but there’s still more than enough value in the book and being forced to diversify a bit hasn’t hurt them much. We can see a similar lack of movement in the faction Glicko2 scores when we look at game data from the ITC Battles app, where the Drukhari barely move downward toward the end of the month, only to rebound and stay above 1640. Comparatively the big winners in June appear to be Chaos Space Marines – who benefit from suddenly being able to get out of their Dreadclaw Drop Pods the turn they arrived on the table, Deathwatch – who players finally seem to be figuring out, and the Adeptus Mechanicus – who suddenly got a new Codex. Win rates for Drukhari at GTs came down only 2.5%, a drop that’s not particularly statistically significant, and still leaves the faction with a 65% win rate in the month of June compared to the month of May. Since the June FAQs dropped, we’ve seen little movement on the part of the Drukhari when it comes to win rate or Glicko scores, and that includes the data both in the ITC Battles App and Best Coast Pairings’ data for GT events. The adjustments were in-line with what we’d suggested here on the site, but did they go far enough? We’ll also talk about a few other impacts of the new FAQs as well, and revisit go-first win rates.ĭrukhari were hit by a number of changes in the early June FAQs, removing some of their more egregious tricks (Dark Technomancers liquifiers) and raising the cost of Raiders by 10 points per model.
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With a bunch of major updates in June arriving via FAQ, there’s a lot to consider here, including the changes to Drukhari, new codexes for Adeptus Mechanicus and the Adepta Sororitas, plus new mission secondaries.
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We’re now pretty much back to full swing with US events, so we’ve got a ton of games to look at in both BCP and ITC Battles.
We also frequently check the wonderful site for some results data and to look at lists. The ITC Battles App, a brilliant app for tracking games both in and out of tournaments and a great source of casual game data worldwide.Best Coast Pairings / Down Under Pairings apps, the premier way to run, manage, and track results for tournaments.The data in this month’s study comes from: Thanks to the wonderful efforts of tournament organizers and app developers around the world, we have access to what is essentially every meaningful piece of data around competitive games of 40k. With 40k returning to a bit of a holding pattern over the last few weeks as we work through the Age of Sigmar 3.0 release, it made sense to revisit our analysis and see where the meta is as events really heat up for the summer. Since then we’ve had a number of major changes to Warhammer 40k, including two new codexes – Adeptus Mechanicus and Adepta Sororitas, plus a slew of FAQs and all-new missions.
Welcome back, dear reader! It’s been a little over a month since our last analysis talking about the impact of Drukhari and the potential future of the meta.
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