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The Old World first, more systems later

Warhammer unit simulations: what units actually do on the table

Warhammer unit simulations let me test what a unit actually does instead of arguing about it. I roll each matchup through the full rules up to 500 times, with every assumption stated.

478,800simulated combats
2,160shooting volleys
57Chaos builds compared

The Old World

12 units · 6 opponents

Battle March units

Hammer, anvil, finisher or screen: how similarly priced units behave on the charge and when the enemy charged.

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Popular questions

Every Old World result I have published

How to read my results

I run simulations under stated assumptions, not tournaments, so none of these numbers is a tournament win rate. My samples range from 10 to 500 trials per matchup, and every table tells you which. I left terrain, magic and characters out on purpose, so the numbers isolate what the unit itself does. My simulation method covers the details.