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That’s Drukhari in the lead there, tops on both Glicko score and win rate in the ITC battles app data. So after two points updates, nine codexes, four campaign supplements, a number of FAQs, and a balance dataslate, where did we end up at the end of 2021? Well, for the most part, the answer shouldn’t really surprise you:

Black Templars, Grey Knights, Adeptus Mechanicus, Orks, and (sigh) Drukhari.

A final Tier list for the factions of 9th edition in 2021 (in a separate article coming shortly after this one).

Faction win rates and results from the last two months.

We have fewer books to talk about this month – only Codex Supplement: Black Templars is among the new releases, but it’s worth looking at the effects of the competitive balance dataslate, which Games Workshop published on November 9th and went into effect at most events immediately the weekend following. When we conduct these, they’re conducted on a 95% confidence interval (p=0.05) unless otherwise specified. On certain occasions we’ll reference “statistical significance.” We often do significance testing between two population means during these analyses, most often with differences in go-first win rates between two samples. The data contains tens of thousands of games worth of data from the ITC Battles app and Best Coast Pairings. This month’s data specifically comes from the period ending on December 18th, 2021. It’s as large and complete a dataset as you could ever ask for for 40k.

We also frequently check the wonderful site for some results data and to look at lists. The ITC Battles App, a brilliant app for tracking games both in and out of tournaments and a great source of casual game data worldwide.Best Coast Pairings / Down Under Pairings apps, the premier way to run, manage, and track results for tournaments.The data in this month’s study comes from: Thanks to the wonderful efforts of tournament organizers and app developers around the world, we have access to what is essentially every meaningful piece of data around competitive games of 40k. We’ll also look at some data around the new Black Templars book and talk about where we ended up on first turn advantage in 2021. Welcome back, Dear Reader, to another (semi) monthly meta analysis! This time we’re taking stock of the final events of the year and closing things out with a quick look at WHERE WE STAND right before a trio of new codex releases and a new mission pack completely overturn everything we know to be true about the competitive environment.