Wardrill

Wardrill

Competitive 40k Prep Tool

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Released
July 13, 2026
Updated
October 6, 2026

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Wardrill is a tournament prep tool for competitive 40k players. Drill on datacard stats with quiz modes, parse your army list, evaluate matchups with full damage math, pull rules answers, and analyze opponent threat heatmaps. Wardrill uses AI to generate tournament strategy briefings, opponent pairing analyses, and rules answers. AI features (Tactica, Pairing Scout, Judicator) require an account and consume monthly Cogitator Tokens. Free accounts get 15 tokens monthly; premium tiers add more. Wardrill is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Games Workshop. All game terms, faction names, and rules referenced are properties of Games Workshop Limited. Wardrill provides analysis tools based on publicly available game data.
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What's New in Wardrill

1.0.51

October 6, 2026

Game data: Codex: Space Marines with its supplements, the Emboldened Astartes balance update, the Space Marines points correction (GW data 972) and the Ork codex are now built into the app. Damage calculator: cover from any source now worsens the attack's Ballistic Skill by 1, as the 11th core rules print it. Stealth no longer applies as a 10th-edition -1 to hit, Ignores Cover weapons ignore it, and the Ignores Cover toggle now changes the numbers on screen. Pairing Scout now works at team events: FIND ENEMY TEAM reads the round's team pairing and lists the players on the paired team. Fixed: Knights Bondsman rules are read correctly in every AI feature (the Cerastus Knight Lancer no longer Advances and charges itself), and the Mission Matrix check no longer misreads unit names such as Land Speeder as reserve rules.

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