Hilarious cheating stories from Reddit - which is the worst example of 40k cheating?

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This is a live Warhammer podcast aimed at a mature audience who want to be entertained and have a laugh! In today's show we discussing a incredible post on reddit where people submitted their wildest examples of people cheating at Warhammer 40,000. Paul and Rob dive into their favourites and discuss why people even try such insane attempts at cheating in Warhammer 40,000!!
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[@paulnorth6540]

Sands of time have not ravaged me lads, check out that cut

[@chrisgregory3063]

Back when apocalypse templates were a thing I played in a tournament where they were banned in the rule pack
One of the TO’s played in the tournament and he also brought 3 khorne chariots which if fired together shot an apocalypse blast
He said it was ok because they weren’t “armed with it” and the rule pack specified that models couldn’t be armed with it.
His first opponent quit on turn 1 of round 1 because he didn’t want to play in a tournament run like that so the TO didn’t get to play either!

[@BitSlinger84]

Awesome episode my dudes! You should do another like this!

[@epic_flail]

Cheers matey! Thanks for watching :)