For the player stuck at 1–2 or 2–1 at RTTs who knows they’re capable of more.

If you’re consistently finishing mid-pack, it’s rarely because your army is bad.

It’s usually because of:

• Inconsistent primary scoring discipline

• Early game deployment mistakes

• Reactive CP usage instead of intentional planning

• No clear scoring roadmap before the dice roll

• Small in-game errors that compound over five rounds

That’s what we fix.

Phase 1: Competitive Performance Audit

We start by identifying your exact blind spots.

You’ll complete a player self-assessment, and we will:

• Diagnose recurring in-game mistakes

• Analyze your deployment tendencies

• Evaluate your list alignment with mission scoring

• Identify where you’re bleeding primary points

No guesswork. No generic advice.

Phase 2: Mission-First Game Planning System

You’ll learn how to:

• Build a scoring plan before turn one

• Prioritize primary discipline over emotional damage output

• Allocate CP intentionally

• Structure your turns with purpose

• Develop matchup-specific gameplans

You’ll stop “playing by feel” and start playing with structure.

Phase 3: Deployment & In-Game Discipline

Most games are decided in deployment.

We refine:

• Deployment sequencing

• Staging and threat projection

• Risk management

• Target priority logic

• End-of-turn scoring discipline

This is where players begin seeing needle-moving results.

Ongoing Monthly Support Includes:

• Three 1-on-1 coaching calls per month

• List review and refinement for scoring efficiency

• Post-game breakdowns and correction

• Progress tracking and performance goals

• Tournament prep strategy before major events

This is personalized coaching tailored to your army, your goals, and your specific weaknesses.

What You Should Expect After 90 Days

Players who commit to the process typically see:

• More consistent primary scoring

• Fewer unforced in-game errors

• Clear scoring plans before every round

• Improved deployment discipline

• A measurable RTT tier jump (ex: 1–2 → 2–1, 2–1 → 3–0 contention)

Improvement is structured, not accidental.