Dicehammer SoCal Age of Sigmar Grand Tournament: Day 2

Day 1 of the tournament ended on a high note with three wins and a max 60 Battle Points, but for Day 2 I was going to be up against the other undefeated player sitting at 53 points with the hardest list at the tournament. Then, after playing that game, I would still have one more game before the end of the day. How would my first tournament end? Let's dive in.

Dicehammer SoCal Age of Sigmar Grand Tournament: Day 1

Day 1 of the FIRST Dicehammer SoCal Age of Sigmar GT is in the books. I will give my overall tournament review in a couple days, but I want to briefly mention that the turn out for this GT level 2-day event was not spectacular. I believe that there were only 20 total sign-ups and several of those dropped on Day 1 leaving roughly 16 players. This kind of poor showing seems to be pretty regular in SoCal as players either don't want to play 2-day events (they regularly have as many or even more players for single-day events) or gaming groups don't want to travel to play games (the tournament was in San Diego so it can be a drive of up to three hours for areas of the SoCal scene and many players don't want to drive that both days or spend money on a hotel). Regardless, I felt like it was a good group of skilled players to try out my first games of Age of Sigmar with the Generals Handbook. Let's get into Day 1.

Dicehammer SoCal Age of Sigmar Grand Tournament: Army List

So I had to submit my army list for the tournament this weekend, and this is what I ended up going with after adjusting for available models and looking over the Pitched Battle scenarios again. Hopefully this weekend goes okay.

Grand Allegiance: Death Nighthaunt army comprised of the following:

• Cairn Wraith (with Cursed Book)
• Cairn Wraith
• Cairn Wraith
• Cairn Wraith
• Banshee
• Banshee
• Spirit Host (6 stands)
• Spirit Host (6 stands)
• Spirit Host (3 stands)
• Spirit Host (3 stands)
• Hex Wraith (10 models)
• Hex Wraith (5 models)
• Morngul (General, Rule of the Night)