23/11/2025
The battle is over—and what a war it was!
We may have fallen short of the top podium but claiming 2nd Place at The Team Gauntlet – Nov 22, 2025, at Atelier Tabletop Brewspace, was no small feat. Our warriors fought through every charge, volley, and skirmish with grit and discipline worthy of the tabletop battlefield.
This was a hard-fought campaign, and every member gave their all. This result is just the beginning—a warm-up for the wars ahead. The experience we gained here will forge us sharper, stronger, and ready to climb even higher in the next engagements.
Player Battle Highlights – Team ATCW
Dan – The Dedicated Attacker, Space Marine Specialist
Dan, one of the country’s finest Space Marine commanders, executed his role with precision—charging headfirst into the toughest matchups to generate max points for the team. He came just inches away from a perfect 3–0, but was halted only by RD, the man many now call the “Chapter Master of Space Marines in the Philippines.”
Still, Dan delivered big where it mattered and kept the scoreboard burning in ATCW’s favor.
Doc. Francis – The Tech-Priest of Adaptation (Adeptus Mechanicus)
Running one of the hardest armies in the game, Doc. Francis piloted the Adeptus Mechanicus with his trademark calm and deadly precision.
He was blunted early by PJ (yes—our very own Custodes player reinforcing our brother team), but came back with two decisive victories, securing critical VP for ATCW.
A masterclass in resilience and battlefield recalibration.
Max – The Captain, Wielder of Grey Knight Psychic Might
Captain Max once again showcased elite-level command, using the psychic and teleportation dominance of the Grey Knights to carve through opponents.
He only dropped points against Nakar, one of the country’s rising Drukhari prodigies, but rebounded with two strong wins to anchor ATCW’s final push to 2nd place.
Leadership through battlefield mastery.
Martin – The Defender, The Wall of Flesh and Rot (Death Guard)
Martin held the line as ATCW’s unbreakable bulwark—using the unyielding resilience of the Death Guard to deny enemy scoring, clog lanes, and grind down elite threats.
Only one player managed to breach the wall: Jeriah, the Gatekeeper, fielding ranks of Guardsmen and the crushing might of Rogal Dorn tanks.
Even so, Martin’s defensive play kept opponents boxed in and secured key points for the team.
Every role mattered. Every point counted.
This is how ATCW fights—each member executing their battlefield job with discipline and grit.
Not a shabby performance at all—well played, Team ATCW!
And of course, massive congratulations to our brother team, Gauntlet Gang, for taking the championship!
Onward to the next war. The dice will roll again.
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