Hello everyone,
after the short dry spell, there are four Conquest tournaments coming up again in November. So there's a lot to look forward to. Let's first look at what has happened in Bielefeld.
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Conquest am Teutoburger Wald #3 in Bielefeld
17 October 2026 – 14 participants
October saw us return to the tournament tables in Bielefeld. Tobi had put together a fantastic event for the third Conquest am Teutoburger Wald. One particularly noteworthy aspect was the impressive prize pool, made possible through the support of the local store, Para Bellum, and Tobi's generous contribution of his own vouchers. A truly outstanding effort for the community!
The tournament would actually have been fully booked. However, a small misunderstanding occurred beforehand: Georg had evidently thought the event was scheduled for the following day, and therefore hadn’t expected to take part. As it happened, since Jonas was suddenly struck down by the plague, we ended up with an even number of players anyway.
Thanks to this little adjustment, the tournament was able to go ahead with an even number of players, giving everyone a great day of Conquest.
You can find the full results here:Conquest am Teutoburger Wald #3, World Event - Turnierergebnisse | T³ - TableTop Turniere - Deutschland
Armylists Bielefeld
Place – Hanna with Sorcerer Kings
My mono-Fire list hasn't changed since the tournament in Zeist last year, despite the intervening errata. I love the special models, the palm trees, and pretty much everything about this list. Sure, I could probably make it considerably more effective by including more Mahabharati, but that's not really the point of this list.In round one, I had to face Ice Nords on the ice sheet. After that, I played against Yoroni running a copy of the Amulet list, before finishing the day against City States. That last game was one of my worst performances of the year. Luckily, the dice gods apparently took pity on me and simply said: "Don't worry, girl, I've got this covered."
Glutherz [1990/2000]
== (Warlord) Maharajah [165]: Shu'laat, Court of Fire, Court of Earth, Recorder of all Deeds
* Ghols (3) [110]: Court of Fire
* Ghols (3) [110]: Court of Fire
* Efreet Flamecasters (3) [170]:
* Efreet Flamecasters (3) [170]:
== Raj [120]: Dancing Scimitar, Court of Earth
* Mahabharati Initiates (3) [150]:
* Mahabharati Initiates (3) [150]:
* Ghols (3) [110]: Court of Fire
* Ghols (3) [110]: Court of Fire
== Raj [115]: Court of Fire, Bound to the Elements
* Efreet Sword Dancers (3) [170]:
* Efreet Sword Dancers (3) [170]:
* Efreet Sword Dancers (3) [170]:.jpeg)
- nd Place Uziel with Nords
Uziel also remained undefeated, this time with his current Jarl build. He has been running the Jarl as his Warlord for several months now, after previously spending quite some time testing Vargyr Lords and Shamans.His choice isn't necessarily driven by raw competitive strength, but rather by how much fun he gets out of the army's classic "charge in, smash things, and ask questions later" playstyle. Add to that the absolutely ridiculous damage his Berserkers can dish out alongside the Blooded. He can also use every bit of support he can get for his Reinforcements.
In round one, he faced a Winter build from the Weaver Courts. This was a rematch from Bremen, where he had unfortunately lost. This time, however, it was Berserkers go brrr!
In round two, the Spires and their Leonides got their chance to prove themselves. Unfortunately, their shooting-focused build simply couldn't generate enough hits against the Nords to overcome Tenacious 2 in the crucial round.
In the final, he faced Pommesmann with a Feudal/Order list led by a Sealed Temple Commander and two large Household blocks. Uziel had probably played a very similar matchup against me about a hundred times before.
Despite the scenario being Head to Head and there being no terrain in the scoring zones, his regiment placement was excellent. The pressure built up by the Nords ultimately proved too much for the knights.
Uziel consistently exploited the fact that the +2 Charge bonus against already engaged enemies stacks with Juggernaut. It's an interaction that Pommesmann rarely gets to see when I play Nords, as I tend to use them considerably more conservatively than Uziel does.
In the end, he scored an impressive 195 victory points across his three games. That was considerably more than I managed, although my Strength of Schedule (SoS) was better.
Nords
== (Warlord) Jarl [110]: Massive Frame
* Raiders (3) [130]: Captain
* Steel-Chosen (3) [185]: Thegn, Shield Biter
* Raiders (3) [130]: Captain
* Steel-Chosen (3) [185]: Thegn, Shield Biter
== Blooded [135]: Blóðíss, the Blood Thirster, Vicious Assault
* Stalkers (3) [130]:
* Bearsarks (3) [165]: Shield Biter
* Stalkers (3) [130]:
* Bearsarks (3) [165]: Shield Biter
== Volva [150]: Coils of the Serpent, Wealth of a Hundred Raids
* Ulfhednar (5) [255]: Savage
* Raiders (3) [130]: Captain
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Outlook
November is looking considerably busier, with several tournaments coming up.
On 7 November, the First Argument of Ernst-August takes place in Hannover. The event is already full, with several players currently on the waiting list: First Argument of Ernst-August
The month wraps up on 29 November with the 6th Schwaben Conquest, where 13 of the 20 available spots have already been reserved: 6. Schwaben Conquest - Conquest
Hanna