Threat Scan now suggests sensible default leaders for common opponent picks, including Aberrants and the Abominant, and the damage heatmap combines identical squads into one row instead of listing them twice. Fixed: weapons a model carries two of now count as two instead of one; enhancements on a bodyguard leader are counted correctly; the damage calculator applies defensive enhancements instead of skipping them, and no longer prints a meaningless "but deals ~0 wounds" line; saved list reports always reflect a list's current wargear instead of a stale parse; last week's meta rosters show with a dataslate banner instead of going blank while updated numbers catch up; and the sign in screen states plainly that Patreon is not a sign in method. Latest game data: the new GW dataslate is in, with updated points, force organization changes, pairing unlocks, and core rules, plus over a hundred rule clarifications from the latest FAQ pass.

Mission Matrix: a new Forge tile builds a full tournament playbook from two pasted lists, with a per-round mission plan, printed scoring, board options for the pairing, and objective control worked out for you. History is reorganized into three tabs: Progress, Saved, and Tickets. Saved opens first, with every list report, tactical briefing, and mission playbook one tap away. Every unit in a parsed list now shows its model count, and units you brought more than one of are numbered. Fixed: transport capacity now comes from each transport's own printed data instead of a fixed number that clipped Land Raiders, Repulsors, and other larger carriers; a wargear price that only Blood Angels should pay was being charged to Black Templars, Dark Angels, Deathwatch, and Space Wolves too; and the list import screen now scrolls all the way down to its own Import button. Latest game data, including corrected ability text left over from an earlier rules edition.

Attached leaders now always bring their weapons into the damage numbers. Several screens collected a squad's leaders in slightly different ways, and one of those ways could miss a leader's weapons while still counting its abilities. There is one way now, and results also refresh themselves whenever your leader setup changes. Pairing Scout: the event player list is sorted and gets a search box at larger events, and if an army list cannot be loaded when you pick a player, the app says so right away instead of waiting until you ask for a briefing. Faction data panels now size themselves to your screen and scroll all the way to the end, and the tactical briefing no longer cuts off its last line on phones. Latest game data, including corrected Psychic Communion options.

Fixes from two releases, since 1.0.46 did not reach the App Store. Army list checks - War Walkers can now take two Bright Lances without a false warning, along with several other units that carry two of a weapon they are allowed to swap. - Fixed a squad size warning caused by a spelling difference between your export and our data, which counted a weapon as an extra model. - The Visarch can now be attached to a unit Yvraine is already leading, which his rules allow. Evaluator and heatmap - Squads led by a multi-model character, such as a Warlock Conclave or a Command Squad, now show the correct number of each weapon and the correct wounds. - Damage figures now show the damage that actually got through, rather than the amount before the target's Feel No Pain rolls. Damage and models killed now agree. - With the phase toggle set to Both, the summary above a cell now counts both phases instead of shooting only. - Two squads sharing a datasheet are no longer merged into one column header. - The heatmap buttons no longer sit under the Android system navigation bar. Rules lookups - The Judicator now finds rules that are printed inside another rule, including several detachment abilities and stratagems it previously could not reach. Other - The faction detail panel in Astropathic Relay now scrolls on smaller screens. - Pairing Scout re-confirms which list is yours when you load a past event, and refuses a list too old to brief on.

Lists that run two detachments now export and re-import correctly. Only the first detachment was being written out, so anything belonging to the second one, enhancements especially, came back unrecognised, and the Force Disposition could change on its own. Both are carried through now. Lance now only applies on a turn the unit charged, as printed. It was being applied to every attack, which overstated damage for 49 weapon profiles across 17 factions. Corrected the damage maths for abilities that only apply while a character is leading a unit, or while a unit is being led. Both were applying regardless, which overstated damage for models fighting on their own. Heatmap, matchup and Tactica numbers all move with those last two.

Four new Aeldari datasheets are in: Clanblade, Leystalker, Stonesinger and Dragon Knights, with their weapons, points and both Dragon Knights unit sizes. They are drillable straight away, and each one now has hand-written ability questions too. Eleven Aeldari enhancements are open to more characters than before, matching the latest Games Workshop data. Two of them could not legally be taken by any unit at all until now. Fixed a damage calculator error affecting weapons with the Anti keyword. An Anti weapon makes an unmodified wound roll of its target number a critical wound, so weapons that also have Devastating Wounds were producing their mortal wounds far too rarely. Anti is also no longer improved by a bonus to wound, because the rule triggers on the unmodified roll.

POINTS FIX: VANGUARD VETERANS WITH JUMP PACKS The two prices for this squad were the wrong way round. Blood Angels lists were charged 5 points too little per squad, and every other Space Marine list was charged 5 too much. If the app has been calling your 2,000 point list 2,005, this is why. Both directions are corrected, so a legal list passes and an illegal one gets caught. FORCE DISPOSITION FROM NEW RECRUIT LISTS If your list comes from New Recruit and runs two detachments, the app was picking your Force Disposition off the wrong one, so Tactica planned around the wrong primary missions. It now reads the disposition your export actually states. When an export predates the latest dataslate and names a disposition your detachments no longer have, the app asks you to choose instead of guessing. Thanks to the people who flagged both of these through the app. If a number still looks wrong, hit FLAG on that screen and tell us.

NEW: CORE RULES DRILL You can now drill the rules of the game itself, not just your datacards. Over 650 questions covering core gameplay, unit abilities, and every primary and secondary mission, each one checked word for word against the printed rules before it was allowed in. Find it on the home screen, or fold rules questions into your regular drills with the new Full Rules option. If you have ever lost a game to a mission rule you half remembered, this mode is for you. JULY 22 DATASLATE, FULLY APPLIED Every change from the latest balance dataslate is in: all points updates, the new detachments, rule and ability rewordings, and mission changes. Your drills, your list audits, and the datasheet library all reflect the current game. A COMPLETE POINTS ACCURACY OVERHAUL Some of you spotted units showing outdated points after the dataslate, and you were right. We went through every unit in the game, one by one, and re-verified every single price against the official data. That sweep fixed dozens of units, from Ork Boyz to Land Speeders to the Lord of Change, and it caught some deeper issues while we were in there: Agents of the Imperium units now carry both of their real prices: what they cost in their own army, and what they cost when allied into another Imperium force. The list audit picks the right one automatically. Detachments that cost different amounts for different factions (like the Stormlance Task Force for Blood Angels, Black Templars, and Deathwatch) are now priced correctly per faction. The Imperial Assassins now follow the same pricing logic as everything else, including their detachment discounts. A few weapons the dataslate added were missing entirely, including some new Ork hardware. They are in now, with full profiles. The Valkyrie's updated Movement and Objective Control stats, which slipped through an earlier update, are corrected. And to keep it this way: the app's data now has to pass a full price-by-price comparison against the official numbers before any update ships. If the numbers ever drift again, the update simply does not go out. ALSO IN THIS UPDATE Leader assignment fixes, including cases where valid attachments were being rejected. List audit improvements for repeat-copy pricing, so your second and third copies of a unit price correctly. Assorted data corrections to ability texts and invulnerable saves. Thanks to everyone who flagged wrong numbers through the app. Those reports are exactly how the points issue was found, and every one of them got a fix or an answer. If anything still looks off, hit the FLAG button on that screen and tell us. SINCE THE LAST IOS RELEASE iOS has been a few versions behind the web app, so this update also carries everything from the releases in between. Every unit drill question was re-checked against the app's own rules text, one at a time. Thousands were rewritten where they quoted rules word for word or carried a shaky answer, and over a thousand more were verified and switched on, so the thinner datasheets have more to drill. The list builder was not charging for wargear you pay extra to take, which meant it could call a list legal when it was actually over the limit. Fifty-three units were affected. There is now a single piece of code that prices a unit, used by both the builder and the list audit, and the builder shows what each paid option adds before you take it. Tactica reports from a list you never named were reachable from nowhere. They now appear under Unfiled Reports, and deleting one sticks properly. LATEST GAMES WORKSHOP DATA The four Imperial Assassins are repriced, but only inside Veiled Blade Elimination Force. Taken as allies or in any other detachment they cost what they did before. The Night Scythe loses the Frame keyword and the part of Invasion Beams that let a unit climb back aboard in the same turn it got out. Points and list validation are up to date.

This update brings together several weeks of improvements: - More accurate damage and matchup math, with more units, weapons, abilities, and detachment rules modeled correctly across the Evaluator and threat heatmaps. - Judicator rules answers and Tactica army analysis kept current with the latest Warhammer 40K tournament data. - A refreshed welcome screen that lays out what each part of the app actually does. - A range of smaller fixes and polish throughout.