“Witness the sacred form of the machine!”
– Tacitus Proctor
November’s ranked season ended last week and a new Warmaster took the title! While last month was successful in letting new Warlords enter the top standings, the greatest warrior of last month still stood tall against all who sought his downfall. Let’s take a look at the latest numbers and check how the rankings in High Terra (rating 3800+) and Low Terra (rating 2500-3800) have evolved. How have the new Night Lords fared in the short time they took part in the last season?
Low Terra
The Mechanicum has taken Low Terra by storm! Tacitus Proctor ascends to the very first spot of Low Terra surpassing Mortarion and even the Warmaster himself. All praise the Omnissiah! The Khan follows his brothers closely, only surpassing Sota-Nul because of his higher win rate breaking the tie, but not enough to put him higher than the Warmaster.
Corvus Corax and Sigismund achieve an incredibly strong showing in the Top 10, which is closed by Sevatar in his first week of competitive playing. Beyond the top rankings, we can see Curze creeping his way to the top again, and other Warlords like Luther, Ka’Bandha and Caipha Morarg standing strong against the current meta.
# | Warlord | Win Rate | Use Rate |
1 | Tacitus Proctor | 56% | 6.4% |
2 | Mortarion | 57% | 5.2% |
3 | Horus | 56% | 3.7% |
4 | Jaghatai Khan | 59% | 3.5% |
5 | Sota-Nul | 56% | 3.7% |
6 | Corvus Corax | 67% | 2.8% |
7 | Sigismund | 63% | 2.4% |
8 | Cor’bax Utterblight | 57% | 2.5% |
9 | Angron | 57% | 2.3% |
10 | Sevatar | 59% | 2.2% |
11 | Kaeria Casryn | 56% | 2.1% |
12 | Tybalt Marr | 60% | 1.7% |
13 | Ferrus Manus | 57% | 1.7% |
14 | Luther | 62% | 1.6% |
15 | Gabriel Santar | 58% | 1.7% |
16 | Kargos | 55% | 1.8% |
17 | Konrad Curze | 55% | 1.5% |
18 | Fulgrim | 56% | 1.4% |
19 | Calas Typhon | 58% | 1.3% |
20 | Tylos Rubio | 57% | 1.3% |
21 | Exodus | 56% | 1.2% |
22 | Ka’Bandha | 60% | 1.1% |
23 | Marius Vairosean | 58% | 1.0% |
24 | Iocton Rheim | 52% | 1.1% |
25 | Leman Russ | 58% | 1.0% |
26 | Aloceri | 58% | 1.0% |
27 | Roboute Guilliman | 55% | 1.1% |
28 | Caipha Morarg | 59% | 1.0% |
29 | Arascid Nassau | 52% | 1.1% |
*The standings are calculated taking both Win Rate and Use Rate in mind
High Terra
High Terra paints a slightly different picture, with Tacitus falling to 6th place in comparison to Low Terra. In his place, Sigismund earns the title again even after the latest balance changes, followed by Corvus Corax with another strong showing by the Raven Guard. Three more Primarch brothers follow Corax, with Mortarion, Jaghatai and Angron representing their Legions in the top ranks.
Beyond the top 10 we can see Sanakht hacking and slashing into the current meta, and Sevatar once again standing strong after the Night Lords release. Both the Chaos Spawn and Arascid Nassau remain a great option in the current meta, achieving great Win Rates against some of the galaxy’s greatest Warlords.
# | Warlord | Win Rate | Use Rate |
1 | Sigismund | 67% | 12.6% |
2 | Corvus Corax | 62% | 8.4% |
3 | Mortarion | 51% | 5.3% |
4 | Jaghatai Khan | 53% | 4.8% |
5 | Angron | 54% | 3.7% |
6 | Tacitus Proctor | 50% | 3.9% |
7 | Questoris Makabius | 58% | 2.5% |
8 | Marius Vairosean | 60% | 2.1% |
9 | Saul Niborran | 57% | 2.1% |
10 | Horus | 51% | 2.3% |
11 | Sevatar | 58% | 2.0% |
12 | Kroeger | 53% | 2.1% |
13 | Sanakht | 67% | 1.4% |
14 | Kargos | 53% | 1.7% |
15 | Chaos Spawn | 54% | 1.6% |
16 | Sota-Nul | 49% | 1.6% |
17 | Exodus | 42% | 1.7% |
18 | Kaeria Casryn | 47% | 1.5% |
19 | Cor’bax Utterblight | 53% | 1.3% |
20 | Arascid Nassau | 55% | 1.2% |
21 | Ahriman | 47% | 1.3% |
22 | Thaddeus Fayle | 54% | 1.1% |
23 | Tybalt Marr | 50% | 1.1% |
24 | Luther | 56% | 0.9% |
25 | Caipha Morarg | 49% | 1.1% |
26 | Agapito Nev | 50% | 1.0% |
A balance update will soon follow this post, bringing the hammer of justice against the most oppressive strategies to open the way to the top for more Warlords. The Hidden Dagger expansion has just begun, and the new Legions are coming in strong! Good luck on the battlefield in the new season, commander!
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