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The Warhammer Global Rankings is an annual year-long ranking list for competitive Warhammer, which collates results from across the international tournament scene. Indeed, the Warhammer Global Rankings used to be called the International Tournament Circuit.
It currently covers five different game systems: Warhammer 40,000, Warhammer Age of Sigmar, Kill Team, Spearhead and Warhammer Underworlds.
You can see the current Warhammer Global Rankings below (you may need to accept cookies for the rankings to appear).
Note: The rankings list is run by Best Coast Pairings, and you will be redirected to their site for further event details.
Points are awarded for the Warhammer Global Rankings at participating events, and are split into two ‘tracks’: the Competitive Track and Hobby Track.
For the Competitive Track, points are awarded based on your final position, the size of the event, the number of rounds and your path to victory. Your top event results of the season will determine your overall score. Events run by Approved TOs, along with World Championship Qualifier events, also add a small additional points bump for participating players.
The Hobby Track is similar, but rather than your generalship points it takes into account event scores for painting, conversions and so on.
Getting included in the Warhammer Global Rankings is quite simple. You just need to participate in an event which has been granted a Warhammer Global Rankings token, which is requested by the event organiser through Best Coast Pairings, the official Warhammer events software partner. The organiser will submit the result of the event to the Warhammer Global Rankings, and the points from the event will be added to your tally.
Within the Warhammer Global Rankings, you can find out how you compare to other players internationally and regionally by game system and by faction. If you've always wanted to see where you rank against other Ork players in your country, or compete to be the best Warhammer Age of Sigmar player in your gaming club, now you can.
The winners of the Competitive Track, Hobby Track and Best Team each season will also be crowned the Warhammer Global Rankings Champion, be invited to the World Championships of Warhammer, and also be immortalised on our Roll of Honour page. In addition, the top ranked player in each country who hasn’t already qualified for the World Championships of Warhammer will receive an invitation around June of each year – so it’s worth keeping an eye on those rankings.
