The Generals Hub: Vicente Gómez at the IV GT Sevilla

Hello, Generals!

Today we’re joined by a player who’s very active in the Spanish Age of Sigmar WhatsApp groups.

The great Vicente Gómez, captain of Puticornios and an Ogor Mawtribes player, takes us round by round through his experience at the IV GT Sevilla, organised by Hispalis Wars.

You can also relive several games from the GT over on their Twitch channel.

Since I started playing, I’ve played Skaven, Ossiarch Bonereapers, Slaves to Darkness, Kharadron Overlords, Gloomspite Gitz, Seraphon, Khorne, Stormcast Eternals, Nurgle, Ogor Mawtribes, and a few others.

I’m the captain of Puticornios, and I usually adapt to whatever the team needs.

The List

Ogros - Adaptando cualquier cosa al BS dias antes de entregar 1990/2000 pts
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Grand Alliance Destruction | Ogor Mawtribes | Maw-Cult Fanatics (10 Points)
General's Handbook 2026-27
Drops: 2
Spell Lore - Lore of Gut Magic
Prayer Lore - Lore of the Everwinter
Manifestation Lore - Primal Energy (10 Points)
Battle Tactics Cards: Blazing Onslaught and Siege of Ashes
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General's Regiment
Redd the Maw, High Slaughtermaster (420)
• General
Frost Sabres (70)
Gluttons (420)
• Reinforced
Gluttons (420)
• Reinforced
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Regiment 1
Bloodpelt Hunter (130)
• A Choice Cut
• Leave Not a Morsel
Hunters with Sabrefangs (340)
• Reinforced
Hunters with Sabrefangs (170)
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Faction Terrain
Mawpit
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App: v1.38.0 (1) | Data: v483

Ogor Mawtribes, Ol’ Reliable

Well, four days before the list submission deadline, we got a Battlescroll, as we all know, and we had to make some changes to our lists and, in some cases, even switch armies entirely. This meant we didn’t quite get the result we were hoping for at the GT.

We came very close to finishing fifth, but ultimately ended up 11th after losing the final round on table 4, while having the third-highest SoS in the tournament.

But anyway, let’s get into it!

My list took a points increase, so I had to drop the Tyrant, move his artefacts over to the Bloodpelt, and add some Frost Sabres.

The list is simple, but it has exactly what you want for certain pairings and maps. The idea was to play on closed maps and into armies that couldn’t deal effectively with the Gluttons. Between the potential -1 Rend, +1 to saves if they haven’t charged, their 40 wounds, the 6+ Ward while they’re with Redd, and healing D3 if they’ve “eaten”, they’re pretty tough to shift.

And it’s not like they hit softly in return either: 4 attacks on 4+/2+, or 3+/2+ if you get the +1 to Hit spell off, with Rend -1/-2.

On top of that, you have the possibility of a DR with the Hunters if you take them along during deployment with the Bloodpelt, as well as a reposition with the other Hunters to within 3″ of a terrain feature and more than 9″ away from enemy units.

That gives you plenty of options: you can play more aggressively, open up the map when necessary, or even use them as bait or a screen.

IV GT Sevilla

The GT was, as always, very well organised, and there’s one key thing that clearly keeps improving every year. This time, they added quite a few higher tables, which made the games much more comfortable to play, and it was definitely appreciated.

All that’s left for me is to thank all my opponents for the great vibes and for making every game so much more enjoyable. That’s exactly how it should be!

The GT was, as always, very well organized, and there is one key aspect where you can clearly see that they keep improving year after year. This time, they added quite a few high tables, which makes playing much more comfortable and is definitely something to appreciate.

All that is left for me to do is thank all my opponents for the great atmosphere and for making every game even more enjoyable to play. That’s exactly how it should be!

We also want to congratulate Hispalis Wars on the incredible GT they put together year after year, firmly establishing it as one of the best events on the national scene.

In addition, at the very last minute, Games Workshop recognized the hard work of the entire staff by awarding them Golden Tickets for the event winners. A thoroughly deserved recognition!

To wrap things up, here are a few photos of the prizes, the staff, and the venue used for the event.

After deployment, I saw an opportunity to hunt down Gobsprakk with the Hunters and go after another target with the Bloodpelt, so I decided to take the first turn. I went for it, and it worked out well.

On the other side of the board, I scored Siege with the Sabres and the small unit of Hunters, securing my 15 points and preventing him from scoring the full 10 objective points throughout the game, as he would have needed to push me off both the red and yellow objectives.

There was a point where, with slightly better dice, he could have made the game much closer. He charged the Gluttons in the centre with the Troll, the Lizard, and a unit of Gutrippaz, but they held on long enough for the rest of my army to arrive.

In the end, the game finished 54–30 in my favour.

With my shooting, I managed to take out a unit of Crypt Guard, and on his turn he charged me with the Horrors. Between my defensive ability, the mortal wounds from the Hunters when they were charged, and the combat that followed, they really struggled to make an impact. On top of that, because of the way everything was positioned, he had to engage both units.

I won the priority roll and was able to pretty much close out the game. He managed to scrape together a few points by bringing units back, but by then he had very little board presence left.

Final score: 67–22 in my favour.

Puticornios

Vicente also tells us how Puticornios handle their pairings. Apparently, one of their members prays really hard to the Machine God and has developed an app that helps them throughout the entire pairing process.

After gathering data from GGS and BCP, the tool generates preliminary matrices for the different battleplans and matchups. The team then adjusts them manually when necessary, as that general data doesn’t always perfectly reflect each specific pairing.

What’s particularly interesting is that the app recalculates the available options as the pairing process progresses. For example, if it recommends putting forward a certain faction as the first defender and also identifies the best option from the opposing team into it, once those options have been offered and ruled out, the app recalculates the situation.

This way, it continuously updates the best available options based on the factions still left in play, helping the team make decisions at every stage of the pairing process.

What Do You Think of Ogor Mawtribes After the Battlescroll?

After the balance update, I think we’re going to keep seeing pretty much the same builds. Even though Hunters, Gluttons, and Redd all went up in points, they’re still significantly better than the rest of the book.

The cavalry, despite being very good, is still quite expensive. If they really wanted to shake up list building, they should have reduced the points of other options, such as the Ironguts, for example.

As long as things stay this way, I think people will simply tweak their lists, but we’ll continue to see Redd alongside Gluttons, Hunters, and Gogers.

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