Always Strikes Last

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A Warhammer: Age of Sigmar podcast. Hosts Alex, Mason, Jack, Rocco, Matt, and Miles chat shop about their favorite tabletop miniatures game. Tactics, List Building, Hobby, Dad Jokes, and Meta Analysis.

  1. 16 hr ago

    How to Win with the General's Handbook 2026 Battle Tactics

    Scoring battle tactics consistently is one of the biggest differences between winning and losing games in Warhammer Age of Sigmar. In this episode, Rocco, Jack, and Matt break down every General's Handbook 2026 battle tactic, discussing how to score them reliably, when to attempt them, and the mistakes that can cost you the game. Rather than looking at battle tactics through the lens of a single faction, the crew focuses on universal strategies that apply across the game, helping players make better decisions no matter what army they're bringing to the table. In this episode, they cover: Every General's Handbook 2026 battle tactic explained The easiest and most reliable tactics to score Battle tactics that require planning several turns in advance Risk versus reward—knowing when to abandon a tactic and pivot How to deny your opponent key battle tactics Common mistakes that leave points on the table Tips for adapting battle tactics to different army archetypes and battleplans Whether you're preparing for your next RTT, GT, or simply looking to improve your tournament results, mastering the General's Handbook 2026 battle tactics is one of the fastest ways to become a more consistent Age of Sigmar player. Support the show: 🛒 ASL Store: https://alwaysstrikeslast.com ❤️ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alwaysstrikeslast Your support helps us create more Age of Sigmar strategy guides, Battletome deep dives, tournament coverage, and competitive discussions every week. Which General's Handbook 2026 battle tactic gives you the most trouble? Share your thoughts in the comments below! 👇

  2. 18 Jul

    How to Win on the General's Handbook 2026 Battleplans

    Winning games in Warhammer Age of Sigmar isn't just about having the strongest list—it's about understanding the mission. In this episode, Matt, Jack, and Rocco break down the General's Handbook 2026 battleplans and discuss the strategies that consistently lead to victories at RTTs, GTs, and major tournaments. Rather than focusing on a single faction, the team explores the universal concepts that help players score more points, control the board, and make smarter decisions regardless of the army they're playing. In this episode, they cover: How to approach the General's Handbook 2026 battleplans Deployment strategies that set you up for success Planning your first three turns before the game begins Prioritizing objectives, battle tactics, and board control Knowing when to play aggressively and when to preserve resources Common mistakes players make on this season's missions How different army archetypes can adapt to each battleplan Whether you're preparing for your next local RTT or a major GT, understanding the missions is one of the biggest advantages you can have. This episode is packed with practical advice to help you score more consistently and improve your results throughout the General's Handbook 2026 season. Support the show: 🛒 ASL Store: https://alwaysstrikeslast.com ❤️ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alwaysstrikeslast Supporting the show helps us create more competitive Age of Sigmar content, Battletome deep dives, tournament coverage, and strategy discussions every week. Which General's Handbook 2026 battleplan has been the biggest challenge for you? Let us know in the comments! 👇

  3. 18 Jul

    How to win with Daughters of Khaine Deep Dive Finale: Warscrolls, Armies of Renown & Regiments of Renown

    In the final episode of our Daughters of Khaine deep dive series, Rocco and Matt break down the warscrolls, Armies of Renown, and Regiments of Renown from the new Daughters of Khaine Battletome for Warhammer Age of Sigmar. After covering the army rules and hero warscrolls in the previous episodes, this finale brings everything together by looking at the units that form the backbone of the army, the synergies that make them shine, and the alternative ways to build and play Daughters of Khaine. In this episode, they cover: The standout Daughters of Khaine warscrolls and their battlefield roles How army rules and heroes influence warscroll performance Internal synergies and unit combinations worth exploring A breakdown of the new Armies of Renown and how they change list building When Regiments of Renown are worth considering in your army Competitive and casual list concepts for the new Battletome Whether you're building your first Daughters of Khaine list, refining a tournament army, or preparing to face the faction at your next GT, this episode wraps up the series with practical insights into how the entire book fits together. Thanks for following along with our Daughters of Khaine deep dive—we hope it's helped you get more out of the new Battletome and inspired some new ideas for your next game. Support the show: 🛒 ASL Store: https://alwaysstrikeslast.com ❤️ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alwaysstrikeslast Your support helps us create more Age of Sigmar Battletome deep dives, tournament coverage, hobby discussions, and competitive strategy content every week. What warscroll, Army of Renown, or Regiment of Renown are you most excited to put on the table? Let us know in the comments! 👇

  4. 22 Jun

    Cities of Sigmar Breakdown (Finale): Best Warscrolls, Armies of Renown & Regiments of Renown

    In the final episode of this Cities of Sigmar series, Jack, Rocco, and Matt dive deep into the most important parts of the new Cities of Sigmar Battletome in Warhammer Age of Sigmar—the core warscrolls, Armies of Renown, and Regiments of Renown that define how the army is actually built and played. This episode focuses on the “meat and potatoes” units you’ll see in most Cities lists, how those warscrolls function within the army rules, and how alternative builds like Armies of Renown and Regiments of Renown change list construction, synergies, and overall playstyle. In this episode, they break down: The most important Cities of Sigmar warscrolls and why they matter Which units act as core anchors versus support pieces How Armies of Renown reshape Cities of Sigmar lists When Regiments of Renown are worth taking and when they aren’t Competitive vs casual use cases for different Cities builds What opponents should expect when facing Cities of Sigmar This finale ties together everything from the earlier episodes—army rules, synergies, and list concepts—into practical, table-ready advice for players looking to build, refine, or counter Cities of Sigmar armies. Whether you’re preparing for tournaments, testing new lists, or learning the faction for the first time, this episode provides a clear, high-level guide to the most impactful parts of the new Cities of Sigmar book. Support the show: 🛒 ASL Store: https://alwaysstrikeslast.com ❤️ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alwaysstrikeslast What Cities of Sigmar warscroll, Army of Renown, or Regiment of Renown are you most excited to try? Drop it in the comments 👇

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A Warhammer: Age of Sigmar podcast. Hosts Alex, Mason, Jack, Rocco, Matt, and Miles chat shop about their favorite tabletop miniatures game. Tactics, List Building, Hobby, Dad Jokes, and Meta Analysis.

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