
Rune Axe Radio Episode #7: "Simon's Southern Scrap #4 Tournament Recap"
Rune Axe Radio - An Age of Sigmar PodcastShow Notes
It's tournament time! Gammie and I took Khorne Bloodbound and Munificent Wanderers respectively to our very first AOS3 tournament. Simon's Southern Scrap #4 was a 3-Game One Day event using the new GHB, with 2000pts a side.
We discuss how our games went, what we learned and the finer points of dodging Tzeentch at tournaments.
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