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Kill Team
Warhammer 40,000
Warhammer 40,000 Kill Team
Plague Marines
Angels Of Death
Gormongers
Cherokee Open
North Carolina
Vespids
Tournament
Rattlings
Nova Open
Murderwing
Aquilons
Raveners
Battleclade
Chaos Cult
Vox Scream
Legionary
Atomic Empire

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

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Latest Episodes

Our friend Fish, aka Golden Ticket winner Sebastian joins us to chat about his thoughts on Goremongers. What does he think of their recent changes? What are his tough matchups? Lots to stew on here as we chat with one of our wonderful locals. Come ch... more

This week the boys talk about our first impressions of Kill Team: Armageddon. As we wait with baited breath for the rules reveals we speculate about what could be. We also talk about Vespids, lore, and Approved Ops

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This week Joe recaps his 1st place run in the NOVA team tournament with Plague Marines and his 10th place run in the GT with Goremongers.

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Have folks been underestimating Deathwatch? George breaks down why or why not, and walks us through his prep for the toolboxiest team in Kill Team. We hear all about his 1st place finish at Tennessee Elite Open and how he handled each of his games.

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Recent Guests

Sebastian Fisher
Friend of the pod and Golden Ticket winner, known as Fish
Episode: Fish Talks Goremongers
Matt Hoell
TO for the Nova Grand Tournament Kill Team event
Nova Open (TO)
Episode: Matt Hoell talks NOVA
Dylan Gil
Competitive Kill Team player known for Hearthken Salvagers and Pathfinders
Episode: Summer Break - Dylan Gil on Alpha Strikes (Rerun)
Mark French
League organizer and Kill Team stats analyst
Independent community figure
Episode: League Stats Etc with Mark French
Gabe Pampell
Celestians player from Texas, notable Adepticon run
Texas Kill Team Engage Party Repeat
Episode: Gabe Pampell on Celestians
David Reis
From Skill Team, top-tier competitive player
Skill Team
Episode: David Reis talks Vespids, data, and hot takes
David Heatwole
Golden Ticket winner, Murderwing pilot from North Carolina
Independent player / Kill Team competitor
Episode: Golden Ticket Winner David Heatwole talks Murderwing and his 5-1 run at Cherokee Open
Will York
Friend of the pod and expert on Kill Team tournaments
Wicked Dicey
Episode: Will York Talks Classified
Ben Campbell
Podcaster from Battle Brothers Tabletop and Kill Team Casuals
Battle Brothers Tabletop
Episode: Battle Brothers Ben talks Playstyles and Power Creep

Hosts

Mark Meyer
Host of Vox Scream; long-running voice in Kill Team community; leads discussions and data-driven analysis.
George Pratt
Co-host and Kill Team participant; contributes balance-focused and meta discussions; frequent co-host across episodes.
Joe Gallo
Co-host and regular panelist; known for practical gameplay insights and broad topic coverage.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 72 ratings
  • Remove curseclaw pls

    ^

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bussymeisterthegrabber
    United States15 days ago
  • Vox Scream

    Love these guys, always entertaining and interesting KT chat

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Paul31IceCream
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • Caos Chult

    More cult content please there is so little in th world

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bussymeisterthegrabber
    United States7 months ago
  • Love listening to these guys

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BluesMetal
    United States10 months ago
  • So close

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Gennataos
    United Statesa year ago

Listeners Say

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Some fans want more balanced debating style and less heated disagreements.
Audience responds positively to guest expertise and event-focused episodes.
Listeners value practical tips and data-driven discussion.
Community insight and tournament anecdotes are particularly appreciated.

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#108
Poland/Leisure/Games
Apple Podcasts
#136
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Apple Podcasts
#157
Russia/Leisure/Games

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

League Stats and More with Mark French
Q: What denotes that a league is a super major?
A league is considered a super major when it has six or more rounds and typically 24 or more players, with tournaments like LVO and Nova serving as examples of the upper end; the metric is roughly 8/12/16/24 thresholds scaled by round count.
Matt Hoell talks NOVA
Q: What are the details of the two-day Golden Ticket team tournament, and how will it be structured?
It will be five rounds of pure Swiss, with two rounds on Thursday and three on Friday, allowing teams to arrive and set up without needing a hotel stay the night before; the event will feature three teams with maps prepared and standard GW terrain for consistency.
Hierotek and Stealth Suits on the rise?
Q: What were some of the highlights at Richmond for your Stealth Suits or Hierotek Circle runs?
Craig and Daniel recounted solid 4-1 finishes and a top-five placement at Richmond, with nuanced lessons on activation sequencing and leveraging special ops to control the pace and momentum of games.
League Stats Etc with Mark French
Q: Can you quantify whether the initiative system is better or worse than before using the league data?
Mark discusses that the ideal is a near-neutral impact (around 50% win influence from initiative), and overall data shows initiative provides only a marginal advantage, with smarter players benefiting less due to their higher skill; thus the system seems balanced rather than game-dominating.
Bruns on Grand Narrative
Q: What do we need to do to make joint ops a more fleshed out narrative system?
I think that we should incentivize people to play by creating a system where they can affect the narrative of how the game goes by having worldwide events where people can submit scores.

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What is Vox Scream about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A data-driven, theorycraft-focused Kill Team discussion roundtable that leans into competitive play, meta shifts, and roster construction. Episodes frequently feature deep dives into factions, balance changes, and tournament prep, with guests ranging from event organizers and stat-minded players to top competitors sharing practical tips, insights, and war-gaming intuition. The show stands out for its data-oriented banter, local-to-global scene context, and willingness to debate balance decisions, making it valuable for listeners who want actionable strategies and a pulse on the competitive landscape. The hosts' mix of long-running expertise and community engagement gives the show a distinctive edge in turning game theory into real-world, to... more

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4. Mark French
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