Mythicos Studios - Warhammer 40k 10th Edition Doubles Rules Packet - Event Essentials

Oct 7, 2026

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Event essentials for Mythicos Studios’ Warhammer 40k 10th Edition Doubles tournament, covering venue details, check-in schedule, late-arrival rules, round timing, battle size, terrain setup, and required list submission via Best Coast Pairings. Specifies matched play format using the latest GT pack, the current Grand Tournament scoring metrics, and requirements for battle-forged armies within 1000 points per list, including WYSIWYG wargear standards. Includes rules for proxies and model approvals, ITC code familiarity, and a structured decision path for rules disputes, rulings, and FAQ usage.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryExam

FormatPDF

Pages11

Reading Time28 min

AccessFree to download

Event Essentials

Schedule, Check-in, and Location

Tournament Structure, Missions, and Scoring

Rules for List Construction and Submission

What to Bring and Model Policy

Playing and Reporting Your Games

Game Rules FAQ & Questions/Disputes

Mythicos Studios’Warhammer 40k 10th Edition Doubles Rules Packet Event Essentials ● Current GW Published GT Pack ● GW Published 10th Edition Terrain Set-Up ● Two 1000 Points, List submissions due the week before @ 10:00 PM ● Mythicos HQ located at 1152 NJ-10 Unit 1, Randolph, NJ 07869 Check in: Check in on BCP or in person with a TO up until 9:30 AM on the day of the event. A short meeting will occur to discuss table placement and then pairings will be posted at 9:45 AM of the tournament day and you may proceed directly to your assigned table. Late Arrivals: If you arrive late or check in late, the tournament will begin without you. Make sure you are checked in on BCP for pairings. We will observe the 15 minute ITC grace period for each round. Location: Mythicos Studios, 1152 NJ-10 Unit 1, Randolph, NJ 07869 Tournament: The doors will open around 9:00 AM and a hard close at 10:00 PM Round Time: Each round will have 15 minutes for ﬁ nd ing your table, then 2 Hours and 30 Minutes for Setup, Play and Scoring Battle Size: Strike Force on 60 x 44 Tables Terrain: GW Published 10th Edition Terrain Packet Missions: The most current GT pack from GW. ITC Code of Conduct: Please familiarize yourself with this code of conduct found here. FAQ: All list building must be according to current rules/errata/FAQs as published by GW. Note from TOs: We will be publishing some rules clariﬁcations keeping consistent with other events. Additional questions with rulings will also be updated in the FAQ in this pack located in the last section of the document. Make sure you have a 1000 point army, a partner with a 1000 point army, and all the items required to play! Rules for List Construction: ● Use all FAQs (see end of this document), GW FAQs, and publications ● Lists are due Saturday before the event ● Use the most current points changes ● Armies must be battle-forged ● All armies must be WYSIWYG for primary wargear. We will allow some exceptions, but please email a TO a picture of your models so you can get approval or if you are unsure ● Secondary wargear (e.g. pistols) do not need to be modeled ● Individual lists cannot exceed 1000 points Army Submission: ● Please upload your lists to the Best Coast Pairings App @ 10:00 PM the week before. ● Armies must be uploaded as text. The ideal format is text only WTC format. There will be no penalty for uploading anything in the incorrect format. There isan amazing tool for converting Battlescribe text output into WTC format. Visit: [https://40001format.xyz/](https://40001format.xyz/) What to Bring: ● Measuring Tools ● Adequate Dice (enough to do a round of shooting or ﬁghting with an average sized unit as an example) ● Players are required to have relevant tokens, cards or similar visual indicators, to make it 100% clear to their opponent what abilities, powers, auras, or other buffs or de buffs units are affected by ● Game aids 3D Prints/Proxies/Non GW Models/Crazy Conversions ● All of these are allowed if following these criteria ○ The model is WYSIWYG with the correct weapons (wiggle room is allowed as long as it is clear to your opponent) ○ The mode l has a similar proﬁle of height and width ○ The mode l is on the correct base size ○ If you are unsure, please email or message a TO so you can get the green light, are unsure if it is appropriate, or just want to show off your cool models | Doors Open | 9:00 AM | | --- | --- | | Registration | 9:00 AM-9:30 AM | | Pre-Tournament Brief | 9:30 AM-9:45 AM | | First Round | 10:00 AM-12:30 PM | | Lunch Break | 12:30 PM-1:00 PM | | Second Round | 1:00 PM-3:30 PM | | Third Round | 3:45 PM-6:15 PM | Playing and Reporting Your Games Each league game will be a Matched Play 2000 point game using the latest GT mission pack and rules. Each game will be scored with the most current Grand Tournament scoring metrics. Time will be called out during each round. Each team should have a

FAQs

When and how should players check in for the event?

Players can check in on BCP or in person with a TO until 9:30 AM. A brief meeting covers table placement, and pairings are posted at 9:45 AM before players proceed to their assigned tables.

What are the rules for list building and submission for Doubles?

Lists must follow current rules/errata/FAQs published by GW and use current points changes. Armies must be battle-forged, individual lists cannot exceed 1000 points, and armies must be WYSIWYG for primary wargear. Lists are due Saturday before the event and must be uploaded to the Best Coast Pairings App by 10:00 PM the week before as text (ideal WTC format, with no penalty for other formats).

How are late arrivals handled and what grace period is applied?

If you arrive or check in late, the tournament begins without you. Players should ensure they are checked in on BCP for pairings, and the event observes a 15-minute ITC grace period for each round.

What decision path applies when rules disputes arise during a game?

Disputes should be resolved amicably and fairly, starting with GW FAQ’s and Errata, then careful review of the exact wording of the relevant ability/stratagem and related core rules and keywords. A Tournament Organiser should then be called to make a ruling, which may be a snap ruling or a comprehensive ruling with different binding scopes and durations.

Oct 7, 2026

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