4th Edition – Data & Dice

Early 4E Faction Diversity Looks Narrower, But the Comparison Is Messy

Trevor / 2026-06-24

TL;DR: The early 4E tournament field is more faction-concentrated than the 2024–2025 sample. That is worth watching, but it is […]

Trevor / 2026-06-19

Steve Tonneau’s scoring-system work gives tournament organizers better questions. The 2026 event data shows why those questions matter. A good

Trevor / 2026-05-26

Back in September, I wrote that the Kings of War tournament scene looked healthy. The argument was pretty simple: the

Trevor / 2026-05-22

On paper, Orcs in 4th Edition look like one of the easiest armies in the game to understand. The old

Trevor / 2026-05-11

I just wrapped up a game with TastyBagel over at Regnum Aeternum. While we were playing, we were musing on

Trevor / 2026-04-03

Early 4E Faction Performance: Ratkin Hype vs Reality We’re about 1,300 games into 4th Edition now. That’s enough to start

Trevor / 2026-03-12

Introduction Kings of War players love to debate balance. A faction wins a tournament and suddenly it’s “too strong.” A

Trevor / 2026-02-28

Trevor / 2026-02-14

Reedsburg, Wisconsin hosted the 2026 Northwoods GT, and it was exactly what a regional major should feel like: competitive, sharp,

Trevor / 2026-01-30

A quick note before we dive in With the transition to Kings of War 4th Edition, I’ve been quietly rewriting

Trevor / 2026-01-16

In 2024, the data was clear: Kings of War was on a trajectory toward “Complexity Creep.” Total unique rules had

Trevor / 2026-01-08

Winter isn’t just coming—it’s efficiently priced. In previous editions, the Northern Alliance was the poster child for “Herohammer” and “Monster