Has a lot of bad matchups and/or hit hard by universal card rotation.
You could generally go on a 50/50 win/loss ratio with this warband at a tournament.ĭ Tier – A warband that is suffering quite a lot. Stable and consistent but not quite strong. Will need more work from the player to get a tournament win but has a good chance to get mostly wins from as well as making it into the top cut of an event.Ĭ Tier – Middle of the road. A warband you’ll always have to keep in-mind but it suffers a bit to keep it out from the higher tiers. Still, you’re very likely to encounter this warband and it has a high chance of making top cut at an event as well as placing first overall.ī Tier – Still good but usually more dependent on universal cards for their power. They’re super consistent, something you’ll likely encounter in a tournament and can generally easily get into top cut and/or win an event.Ī Tier – Strong but missing a few things to make them super powerful like S Tier. S Tier – A warband that is incredibly strong and also maybe even broken, or both! Either way, you have to plan for playing against warbands in this tier.
Orcs must die 3 trap tier list update#
If you want a good look at a more general and thorough tier list, Aman from Path to Glory does his own great series on it.įor people interested in the next update to the tier list, check out the Q2 tier list her: It will be including tournament coverage I’ve seen via either online tournaments or tournaments I’ve commentated in so it won’t all just be opinion based. Next, I’ll be basing it off how I see the game and meta, what I’m saying is not set in stone. Firstly, this will be hard to justify statistically as…well there are not many events going on so it’s basically all my personal opinion and general Warhammer Underworlds knowledge/experience. Now there are a few key things to point out here. So what’s this going to be about then? Well basically every yearly quarter, I’ll be posting my own personal tier list. After that, I decided to basically break my personal rule and go ahead with this article series, especially as I want to explain my reasoning behind these choices thoroughly. Not only that but I got lots of comments from people saying it helped them a lot with Warhammer Underworlds in general. Recently on my Facebook and Twitter accounts, I decided to post my personal tier list publicly for the first time…and it was far more popular than I thought it would be. In fact, this was the last tier list I did. As some of you may know, I’ve been strongly against posting tier lists for Warhammer Underworlds as they’re super subjective and can cause a lot of divisive issues. Welcome to a new article series that I’ve been kinda against doing for a long time.
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