This is the top three lists for Top Three AoS Lists for the Lamoine Last Stand IX that took place in the United States between the 4th and 5th of October 2025. It saw 20 players vying to be crowned champion in a 5-game tournament.
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The Top Three AoS Lists
Disciples of Tzeentch
Wyrdflame Host
General’s Handbook 2025-26
Drops: 4
Spell Lore – Lore of Change (30 Points)
Manifestation Lore – Manifestations of Tzeentch
Battle Tactic Cards: Restless Energy, Wrathful Cycles
General’s Regiment
Kairos Fateweaver (420)
• General
Chaos Spawn of Tzeentch (60)
Chaos Spawn of Tzeentch (60)
Regiment 1
Lord of Change (380)
• Illusionist – (20) Points
• Mutating Blade
• 1x Baleful Sword
Blue Horrors and Brimstone Horrors (280)
• Reinforced
Regiment 2
Gaunt Summoner (180)
Pink Horrors (160)
Regiments of Renown
The Exiled One (430)
Skarbrand
Sylvaneth
Wargrove of the Burgeoning
General’s Handbook 2025-26
Drops: 4
Wounds: 133
Spell Lore – Lore of the Deepwood
Manifestation Lore – Primal Energy
Battle Tactic Cards: Restless Energy, Wrathful Cycles
General’s Regiment
Drycha Hamadreth (Scourge of Ghyran) (300)
• General
Dryads (180)
• Reinforced
Dryads (90)
Regiment 1
Warsong Revenant (200)
• Spellsinger (20)
Tree-Revenants (90)
Tree-Revenants (90)
Regiment 2
Spirit of Durthu (320)
• Glamourweave
Kurnoth Hunters with Kurnoth Greatbows (200)
Kurnoth Hunters with Kurnoth Scythes (380)
• Reinforced
Regiment 3
Branchwych (110)
Faction Terrain
• Awakened Wildwood
Slaves to Darkness
Godswrath Warband
Drops: 2
Battle Tactic Cards – Restless Energy, Intercept and Recover
Manifestation Lore – Aetherwrought Machineries
Spell Lore – Lore of the Damned
General’s Regiment
Archaon, the Everchosen (810)
• General
Chaos Lord on Daemonic Mount (160)
• Amulet of Chaos
• Radiance of Dark Glory
Chaos Knights (500)
• Reinforced
• The Dread Banner
Raptoryx (100)
The Exiled One (430)
Skarbrand
Faction Terrain
Nexus Chaotica
Roland Rivera: Ryan Muskopf is my friend and teammate, and he is no stranger to the podium at Age of Sigmar tournaments. For this performance, he chose my favorite army (Slaves to Darkness) and my favorite character in the lore (Archaon the Everchosen) to lead the charge. What a guy!
On the tabletop, Archaon lists are generally looking to run light on regiments and take advantage of the Eye of Sheerian ability to potentially set up a preordained double turn. By choosing to go second (and list with only 1 or 2 regiments will often have that choice on Round 1) and using the Eye, the Archaon player will have a 50/50 chance to go first on the following round. The other pieces are set up to take advantage of this potential bounty: 10 Chaos Knights with the Dread Banner and (presumably) a Khorne pledge will do a lot of damage if they get to crash into your opponent’s army two turns in a row, as will Skarbrand, who comes in via a Regiment of Renown.
The remaining pieces round out the roster and give it play in scenarios when things don’t quite go according to plan. A Chaos Lord on Daemonic Mount with Radiance of Dark Glory offers extra punch and consistency to the Knights, as well as some healing for the big boys (not to mention the ability to go off on his own and pick off small or weakened units). Raptoryx are a quality screening unit that protects your important units while you are setting up your big offensive swings, and it moves fast enough to keep up with the rest of the gang. All in all, this list is a potent offensive list, and in the hands of a strong player like Ryan, it is a force to be reckoned with.
Final Tournament Placings
Event Organizer here! Some context on some of the oddness in this events rankings: Round 3 was what we’re calling a “Mulligan Round” – Players were able to take a draw if they wanted, or get paired into those wanting to play the third round of the day; Lamoine Last Stand is held at Lamoine State Park and people often want to take some time to explore/go to the beach/play cornhole/etc. This was a compromise in the community: the people who wanted to play 5 rounds could, and to be eligible for the final prizes, they’d have to play all 5 rounds.
LLS has definitely evolved into a casual/odd-format event, so this is definitely in the spirit of the community.
Thanks for the clear up. That makes a lot of sense now!
Can someone explain to me how to play Derrek Perham’s Tzeentch list?
I’ll ask Fabien, see if he knows and get back to you
So I asked one of our resident Tzeentch experts Dalton Kahle about this one:
Blues and brims plus pinks make a big tar pit for someone to chew through, means he can put them where he wants for a few turns and not worry about his objectives being taken, and the lord of change can bring them back.