A few weeks ago, we announced that we would be looking at the Old World stats. Since then, we’ve received numerous requests for updates.

We’ve also recently created an Old World discord server so that you can discuss everything Fanstasy with like-minded people.

Also, if you get a chance, what not check out our Old World: Conquest narrative system, based on Age of Sigmar’s Path to Glory.

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Tournament Data
Faction Data

Tournament Data

With around 3-4 tournaments each weekend, the data is gathering at a steady pace. However, all the events have been single day tournaments so far.

All of the current data are for events hosted on Best Coast Pairings, Stats and Ladders and Ecksen. Our thanks goes to these sites for their continued support with our stats projects.

Next week’s data should also include all tournaments posted to Tourneykeeper.net

The points size for one day events varies, but 2,000 points appears to be the most common limit at present. However, without any GW events having taken place yet, there are a few at smaller point values.

All of these results have been used in the stats to date. As we gather more data, we will begin to split out the Grand Tournaments from the rest of the pack. We may also split out the 2,000 point RTT (single day) events. But we’re happy to be led by the community on this. We would love suggestions as to what you would like to see.

Faction Data

We calculate the win rates by adding the number of game wins and half their number of draws. We then divide the result by the factions’ total games to give a win percentage.

We then exclude mirror matches (e.g. Dwarfs v Dwarfs), and matches where one of the players is missing faction data (usually a bye round).

We’ve now also split out events of 2000 points from the above data.

Disregarding some of the smaller datasets (those below 40 games) we currently have, Orc and Goblin Tribes are doing very well at 2000 competitive play with 59%. This, when compared to the previous chart, shows that they perform better at 2000 points than at lower points levels. Wood Elf Realms, meanwhile, are hitting 58% fairly consistently across the board. Tomb Kings are sitting at 55%, which is much healthier than the 66% initially given a few weeks ago.

At the bottom of the table Dwarfs appear to struggle regardless of the points level. Likewise for the Empire of Man.