
A Warhammer 40,000 Kill Team podcast where we aim to help players of all skill levels supercharge their game and separate the signal from the noise. Hosted by Mark Meyer, George Pratt, and Joe Gallo. Coming to you from The Triangle in North Carolina. Thanks for listening, and enjoy the show
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 79 | Founded | a year ago |
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This week we have another crack at breaking down different playstyles - specifically, we get into the nitty gritty of what our three hosts' playstyles are. Along the way we talk about what problems shooting teams are facing, as well as the pros and c... more
Another 10 week league in the books. This week we go over the stats and learn about what our first league running Approved Ops 2025 looked like (most popular teams, highest scoring tac ops, best primary, etc.). We talk classified and get in the weeds... more
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We're rounding out 2025 with our final tier list of the year! Our prompt this time around: How likely is this team to win a 4+ round tournament? Hopefully this help y'all pick a strong team for your December/January tournaments!
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I appreciate the solid information and tactics that are discussed. Helps me understand the game better. Only thing I would recommend is maybe a little less arguing on topics. It’s good for there to be a contrarian at times to help see the other side of the coin but it seems like the arguments get a bit heated, drawn out, or are unnecessary.
I think you guys provide good insight, but George’s incessantly contrarian, can never be wrong way of talking is just exhausting. Can’t do it anymore.
Guys, keep doing what you’re doing. Love to hear your takes on each team, how they play, and tips for average players like myself. Thanks!
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Focused on the Warhammer 40,000 Kill Team tabletop game, content is an engaging blend of strategic discussions, tournament recaps, and community insights. The hosts analyze tactical gameplay, including recent rule changes and meta shifts, while inviting knowledgeable guests to share their experiences and strategies. Noteworthy is the podcast's warm, humorous banter, fostering a sense of community among listeners and providing a fun yet educational resource for players of all skill levels.
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