I am now almost fully recovered from the Adepticon weekend.  As always I had a blast and it was great to see some of the people I only get to see a few times a year.

It is time for Adepticon again.  My team and I are going back for what is hopefully a repeat performance from last year.  We won the team tournament and to date no one has gone back to back.  Maybe we can be the first!

This weekend I was able to play a few test games and I made myself take a few pictures to post up here for you guys.

After a lot of playtesting this weekend and going to a tournament fielding 10 paladins and Draigo I started to think about how BA could adapt to continue to slug it out at the top.

Good question.
A buddy of mine asked me what list I would build for a tournament that allowed these units and below is what I came up with.

WAR Games Con is the most competition friendly tournament currently running in the US.  It boasts an impressive 7 game format and uses the battle point system.

This means that rounds are calculated like most RTTs that you're used to but points are accumulated over the course of SEVEN GAMES!!!!  This takes a lot of pressure off of each game allowing for a little wiggle room if you are not used to playing in a strange land or maybe had a little too much Adeptus Sauce the night before. 

That isn't to say that peak play won't be rewarded by getting to spend the entire tournament on the top tables.

Seriously... this tournament is run by gamers for gamers and is every bit at the top of the heap alongside Adepticon (which I also highly endorse).

No matter where you are in the country it is worth the trip to Austin.

There are tons of events througout the weekend if the 7 game grind isn't for you or if you happen to bomb out on day one. ha!

I'll be competing in the two man team tournament in addition to the singles GT.  Who is with me?!

Link to registration can be found here: http://www.wargamescon.com/p/register.html

After a flury of text messages back and forth between MBG and Goatboy and after a few back and forths over on the Wrecking Crew forums I believe this list is as good as it is going to be.  This list dominates any Necron build I have seen so far and will be easy to make up to compete in the meta in your area.

The list below is 2010 points.  I am torn between cutting one of the dreads and sticking with the original Venerable that was in the list over on MBG's blog,  taking one of the assault cannons off of the razorbacks and leaving it a heavy bolter or taking the Paladins from being completely complex to 'mostly' complex.

I was fortunate enough to attend a 1750 point tournament this past Sunday at Gigabytes Café in Marietta GA.  It is one of the best game stores that the Atlanta area has to offer.  The staff is friendly and knowledgeable and they have a full blown restaurant quality kitchen right in the store.