Sister Act 40k

Mitch invites T Chambliss back on the show to talk about the July 2026 dataslate and the many blessings it brings to the sororitas! Together the duo talk about the general game changes, points changes, detachment changes, and sororitas rules changes, as well as our thoughts on where to take list building in this bold new era. As the Emperor-blessed genius behind the previous edition's Glorious Heavy Bolter Vahlgons in Army of Faith, T brings a fantastic set of melta-hot takes to the conversation. How we build lists and approach the game has been blown wide open, with at least 3 major detachments feeling highly viable with this new slate. Enjoy!

Scott returns from the 200 player GW Tacoma Open with a 5th placing for generalship and best overall! Mitch invites blessed show regular Brendan McKenzie to help interview Sister Act 40k's indomitable cohost. We talk through both the Tacoma run as well as Scott's earlier 5-0 first place finish at the Battle for the Capital. Brendan worked very closely with Scott on the lists, making for a fascinating and sharp conversation on the list evolution between the 2 events, the theory behind the unit choices and how to play Priority Assets. Scott also does a walkthrough of thirteen games across both events, and then tackles a whole host of Patreon questions. Enjoy!

11th edition has arrived and Mitch and Scott are here to talk about it! Join the dialogii as they dig into the full ruleset of the new edition for the very first time after taking a few weeks to build some first impressions. We walk through the impact of the core rules on our beloved ladies, the new detachments, the existing detachments, points changes, what we are excited to try out, and a truckload of Patreon questions! Lots to talk about, lots to experiment with, let's get going with 11th!

Mitch and Scott invite legendary player and content creator Quinton Johnson to the show to talk about the pilgrimage of faith that has been 10th edition sisters for the past 3 years. We recount the high highs and low lows of the edition, from early to late index, to codex launch, to brutal nerfs, and eventually the balanced state we ended the edition with. Quinton was an absolute blast to record with and we had plenty of laughs telling our favorite stories of the edition. This also marks our very last episode of 10th edition! Ave Imperator!

It's a Scott and Mitch duo show, where the dialogi superior talk about 2 exciting news items! First we cover the release of Intranzia Fraye, glorious dogmata superior and master of the Throne of Blame. We talk lore (little there is), the model, datasheet, and how we could see her in competitive play. Then we move on to the recent 11th datasheets reveal from May 11th on Warhammer Community and wax poetic about all the wondeful new ways to exploit celestian sacresants. We hope you enjoy this content as much as we enjoyed making it - among the last we will release from the 10th edition era!

Congrats to our very own dialogus superior Scott Ketcham who recently took down the Tennessee Open with a 7-0 run, event win, and golden ticket! We bring back blessed Typhus to the show, who joins Mitch to interview Scott on his epic run with a (totally not stolen from McWerp) Hallowed Martyrs list. Tune in to hear Scott and Typhus dive deep into list and gameplay minutia with this highly competitive melee-based list.

Mitch and Scott are rejoined by the legendary Rob Helton in an episode of pure, Emperor-blessed fun! The Conclave of Cohosts rank every sisters unit from S to D tier, based solely on their awesomeness - lore and models. We include lore from the full history of the faction, going from 10th edition all the way back to the original 2nd edition codex released in 1997. Rob also delivers epic sermons on deeper book lore about characters like our Queen Celestine and Ephrael Stern. We even rank cherubs, because of course we do. This episode was a real joy to record and we hope it proves just as much fun to listen to!

Join Mitch and guest host Brendan for a very special double header episode! First we review the 2026 March dataslate, digging into every last little detail to cover for the Sororitas. Then we follow up with an interview of Matt Puffett, who crushed the mutant, the heretic, and the xenos at the UKTC Windsor Supermajor, going 5-1 after an epic 5-0 run landed him into the final top cut. We talk to Matt all about his Champions of Faith list, which brings a really interesting chaff-heavy version of the list. Enjoy!

Time for a classic Sister Act 40k datasheet deep dive! Mitch and Scott join in prayers with the legendary canoness Ashley Thompson, who gives a sermon on the new Celestian Insidants datasheet! We talk about the lore, the models, the Kill Team box they come in, and of course the 40k datasheet, rules, and the kind of detachments and lists that want to play them. Is this datasheet going to have the same impact as sanctifiers before them? Tune in to find out!

After a bit of a hiatus, Mitch and Scott are back with a real joy of an episode - talking Glorious Heavy Bolter Vahlgons with the legendary T Chambliss aka TwoHorse on the Siscord. T talks about his epic list, what heavy bolters really do for him, and the surprising power of a flood of miracle dice combined with tech pieces like the retributors + dialogus. We also talk briefly about T's experience going 6-0 with the list and later taking it to the World Champs of Warhammer. Enjoy!

Join Mitch and Scott as they dive into the latest Warhammer dataslate! We praise the Emperor, blessed of Terra, for his wisdom in smiting challenger cards out of the game, and then dive deep into the sisters points and rules changes. Scott also helps Mitch craft a wild new list for the LGT live on the air, which he then fearlessly (recklessly?) commits to running it at the biggest event in 40k's history. Who needs Vahl with retributors on the rise? Hopefully not Mitch's pride!

Welcome LikeItHot from Team China to Sister Act 40k! Mitch and Scott talk about LikeItHot's WTC experience, the Chinese scene, and what it was like playing for Team China at their first ever appearance at the event. China did phenomenally well with LikeItHot as one of their best scorers - and he was the highest scoring Sisters player at WTC! We also of course talk about his list, approach to scoring and winning, and how his games went at the big show. And as always, praise the Emperor and those who purge his foes.

Mitch and Scott invite back beloved guest Ash aka Kian to the show! Ash has been tearing it up recently with her Hallowed Martyrs list that runs Canis Rex. She most recently won a GT at Dark Sphere in London, and then took it to WTC as part of Team Thailand! We interviewed Ash before WTC her to learn all about how it works, her run at Dark Sphere, and her plans for WTC. Now that the event is over and there are no more secrets to keep, we can release this episode to the world also! Well done at WTC Ash - you made us all proud and showed some amazing gameplay on stream.

We're back baby! After Mitch finally gets his life back in order, he jumps back on the mic with Scott just in time to review WTC lists before the world's most spectacular teams event kicks off this week. Listen to Scott and Mitch break down all 7 sisters lists, what the mean for the meta, and what we think the world-class list writers were intending with their submissions. It's an exciting meta with 3 detachments represented across the 7 lists, so jump in with us and lets talk Sisters again!

The March dataslate has dropped and the Emperor has led us from the darkness! Join Mitch and Scott for a classic Sister Act 40k dataslate review, where we talk over every little change with a puritanical zeal worthy of the Golden Throne. Scott and Mitch also riff on their favorite builds coming out of the dataslate - spoiler alert, its Hallowed Martyrs time!

Listeners, it is time to face our judgment. The Emperor has deemed us unworthy of our rules and points, and has blessed us to suffer mightily to earn our redemption. That's right, time to review the latest balance dataslate! Join Mitch and Scott as we run through the changes, our thoughts on what this means for the sisters, and where to go next. Finally - Mitch send his deepest, deepest apologies for the super long delay in getting this episode out. My personal life has been in utter shambles between a very rough patch at work combined with coordinating a house purchase & move, and our release cadence has suffered as a result. Expect more content very soon with a review of Champions of Faith!

The dialoguys bring Rhys Cunningham onto Sister Act 40k! Rhys is a world-class player from Australia who has won multiple major AUS events as well as representing the Aussies at WTC this past year. Rhys recently went 8-0 at a GT with a Triumph-less list after the Fall MFM changes, and we just had to have him on the show to talk through the tried-and-true bringers vehicle list. Enjoy!

Mitch finally meets a cohost!! Scott recently traveled to the UK to visit Mitch, play at the LGT (and Friday Night Doubles), and even visit Warhammer World! Listen in to learn all about Scott's excellent adventure to the home of Warhammer and this latest evolution in the Mitch-Scott bromance. Finally, as a bonus you also get to hear all about McWerp's adventure too, as he came all the way from western Canada to join us for much of the experience. The Emperor Protects (the bromance)!

The MFM is out and judgment day has arrived for the sororitas. The Emperor's finest had become lax in their faith, using a powerful codex to defeat His foes without sufficient suffering and castigation. Fear not sisters, for our judgment has given us new opportunity to prove our faith after bearing a new burden of points hikes! Listen in to hear Mitch & Scott dissect the points changes, what it means for our faction, and our new place in the meta. Our Emperor deliver us!

The London Grand Tournament has come and gone, and with it the incredible 5-0 performance by Will Whitaker! Join Mitch and Scott as they figure out how the heck Will took Penitent Host all the way to a 5-0 finish and a trip to the shadow round, losing only to eventual 2nd place finisher Brian Seipp.