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In this episode, Jack and Matt zero in on the hero warscrolls from the Daughters of Khaine Battletome for Warhammer Age of Sigmar.

Building on the earlier discussion around army rules, this episode is all about the characters that make Daughters of Khaine tick. Jack and Matt walk through what each hero brings to the table, the role they’re meant to fill, and how different hero choices shape the way the army plays.

In this episode, they cover:

A breakdown of the Daughters of Khaine hero warscrolls

What each hero is trying to do within the army

Key buffs, utility pieces, and combat-focused leaders

How hero choices influence list construction and game plans

Which heroes pair naturally together and why

Common traps when relying too heavily on certain characters

Rather than ranking heroes in a vacuum, the focus is on context and function—understanding why a hero works, what they need around them, and how they support different Daughters of Khaine playstyles.

Whether you’re building your first list, refining a competitive army, or just trying to understand what you’ll face across the table, this episode gives you a clear, practical look at the hero package in the new book.

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In this episode, Jack, Rocco, and Matt kick off a new series focused on the Daughters of Khaine Battletome in Warhammer Age of Sigmar, starting with the army rules and heroes that define how the faction plays.

The discussion centers on what the core rules are asking Daughters of Khaine players to do on the table, how those rules shape list construction, and how the hero choices act as the engine that makes the army function.

In this episode, they cover:

An overview of the Daughters of Khaine army rules

How those rules reward aggression, positioning, and timing

The different hero roles within the book

How heroes interact with and enable the army rules

Early impressions of strong hero packages and synergies

Common pitfalls when building around heroes

Rather than jumping straight into warscroll rankings, this episode focuses on understanding the structure of the army—so players know what the book wants to do before locking in units and lists.

Whether you’re starting Daughters of Khaine, returning to the faction, or prepping to face them at events, this episode sets the foundation for everything that comes next in the series.

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What Daughters of Khaine hero are you most excited to build around? Let us know in the comments 👇

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 👇

In the second episode of the Cities of Sigmar series, Jack, Rocco, and Matt focus entirely on the heroes of the new Cities of Sigmar book and how they shape the army in Warhammer Age of Sigmar. Heroes are the engine of Cities of Sigmar—driving buffs, unlocking synergies, and defining how lists function on the table. In this episode, the guys break down what each hero is trying to do, how they interact with army rules, and where they fit into different list archetypes. In this episode, they cover: The main hero roles in the Cities of Sigmar book How different heroes enable specific playstyles and game plans Buff pieces vs utility heroes vs frontline leaders How hero choices affect warscroll efficiency and unit roles Internal synergies and hero combinations to be aware of Common mistakes when overloading lists with heroes Rather than rating heroes in isolation, the discussion stays focused on context—how heroes work within the army rules, what they demand from the rest of the list, and why the right hero choices often matter more than raw warscroll power. Whether you’re building Cities of Sigmar, refining a tournament list, or prepping to play into the army, this episode gives you a clear understanding of which heroes matter, why they matter, and how they fit together. What Cities of Sigmar hero has impressed you the most so far? Drop your thoughts in the comments 👇

In this episode, Rocco, Matt, and Jack take a deep dive into the Cities of Sigmar army rules in Warhammer Age of Sigmar, focusing on how those rules directly affect warscroll performance, unit roles, and list-building combinations.

Instead of a surface-level overview, the discussion centers on how the Cities rules change the value of warscrolls, unlock powerful internal synergies, and shape the different playstyles the army can support in competitive and casual play.

In this episode, they break down:

A clear explanation of Cities of Sigmar army rules

How army-wide rules enhance, limit, or redefine warscrolls

Key Cities of Sigmar combos and synergies to watch for

Why some units act as enablers while others become core anchors

Aggressive, defensive, and mixed playstyles within Cities lists

What opponents should understand when playing into Cities of Sigmar

This episode is designed to help players understand how Cities of Sigmar actually functions on the table, making it easier to spot strong interactions, avoid trap builds, and prepare for tournament matchups.

Whether you’re building a Cities of Sigmar army, refining a competitive list, or learning how to counter the faction, this episode gives you the high-level understanding that matters most.

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What Cities of Sigmar combo or interaction are you testing right now? Drop it in the comments 👇