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Priority Assets: the Matchup Guide | 40K 11th edition

Night Geist Gaming

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The Dispositions deep-dive finale. All five Priority Assets matchups
walked turn by turn — your score AND theirs on screen the whole game:
Sabotage in the mirror, Secure Asset into Take and Hold, Vital Link into
Purge the Foe, Extract Relic into Disruption, and Vanguard Operation into
Reconnaissance — the race we ran from the other chair in Part 4, finished
from this one. Plus: how to actually create a differential and win the
mirror, what actually needs to be in your Priority Assets list, and the
Aeldari verdict — updated for Aspect Host's move to Priority Assets.

FREE DOWNLOAD: the Primary Plan sheet for every disposition in this
series — one page each, print PDF + phone images. Free-tier Patreon:

Patreon: NightGeist

The Dispositions series:
Part 1 — Take and Hold: Take and Hold: The Matchup Guide | 40K 11t...
Part 2 — Purge the Foe: Purge the Foe: The Matchup Guide | 40K 11t...
Part 3 — Disruption: Disruption: The Matchup Guide | 40K 11th E...
Part 4 — Reconnaissance: Reconnaissance: The Matchup Guide | 40K 11...
Part 5 — Priority Assets: (this video)

Coaching: https://nightgeistgaming.com

Patreon: Patreon: NightGeist

0:00 Intro
1:05 The cards and the quiet 16
2:15 The mirror: Sabotage
8:48 Disruption: the technician's matchup
18:57 Take and Hold: they come to you
26:08 Purge the Foe: the marker snowball
33:05 Reconnaissance: the one-point race
38:16 Build your list + the Aeldari verdict
47:28 The series, closed
48:05 Free plan sheets (all five dispositions)
48:41 Outro

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20 Comments

@Night_Geist Creator 1 month ago Pinned

That brings us to the end of the Dispositions Deep Dive series! Which of the 5 matchups in Priority Assets gives you the most trouble on the tabletop—Recon or the Mirror?

📄 Don't forget to grab the free turn-by-turn plan cheat sheets over on the Patreon (link below) to keep in your codex or on your phone during games

@Reventian 1 month ago

Outstanding work your vids were the reason I went 3-1 in my first tournament

@samdejean5769 12 days ago

Just got my first 2-1 and at my local RTT and I felt it was because I had a much better idea of my priority assets game plan so thank you! This video and cheat sheet have improved my game alone and helped focus my practice!

@jessepunch8945 1 month ago

This is the one I’ve wanted since you started the series and of course you had to do it last! 😂

@hootie_o 1 month ago

criminally underrated channel man. I hope you get some more recognition, this series has been great!

@thekiwi829 1 month ago

incredible refresh pull

@SupaKinkas 4 weeks ago

Another great video and breakdown. Have jumped to Patreon to get my free guide! Thank you for all the work you have put into this, a great showing of your talents and generosity.

@PraetusCortez 3 weeks ago

Another delightfully complete and well laid out video. Thank you so much for this series.

@alexmartyniuk1863 1 month ago

Been waiting for this one. Love your content

@lonb1064 3 weeks ago

Best disposition series I've come across. Well done.

@kylesutliff8258 1 month ago

Thank you so much. I am starting in a League next week and playing a Coterie list based off the advice in this video.

@mortenbrandtjensen6470 4 weeks ago

Thanks for taking the time to makw the series and sharing. Will share with the team.

@Bobbleranger 4 weeks ago

The gift at the end is incredible

@Fad_Swordplay 3 weeks ago

These are really awesome. I have learned a ton from these, and I have recomended them to anyone that will listen. This final one has a lot of polish. Will you update the others to match? Or since they have been updating some of them like purge where all of the centers are split. Will you update them then? Thanks again for the awesome content!

@RedPlayer117 1 month ago

Thank you for the great series, love your work and keen to see what you do next.

@rikhansen4574 1 month ago

love our breakdowns, great analysis and in a timely presentation

@brheadraizin9373 1 month ago

By far the best educational videos that I've been able to find on this topic! (At least for my learning style) I'm super happy that my favorite disposition finally got covered!

@Chaobaozi 2 weeks ago

These video's are gold! The tips you provide are super solid and give a struggling, novice player like myself the confidence to go up against any army.

One thing I do want to comment on, that I am noticing in a lot of your video's is that in the video itself, the text seems to move a lot. And this may not seem like such a big deal to many people, but it is very distracting when trying to read ALL the text and trying to listen to your voice at the same time.

I comment on this because in my profession I face similar situations. As a teacher (secondary vocational school for Software developers) and I think our age demographic is roughly the same (16 and up). I design slides with a specific theory in mind: The cognitive science of multimedia learning. It helps me use my slides while I accentuate them with some verbal stuff. The TL;DR here is: Keynotes on slides, your voice is the main source of information.

I do want to say that this is definitely not critique on the content itself, like I said: It's very very good! But I struggle with absorbing the information because of the slides. Hope it makes sense.

@WillPeterson 3 days ago (edited)

Wow this is wild. for "Secure asset" (vs take & hold), I was so worried about the row that says "You control three or more objectives: 4 pts" (at my command phase). But your analysis shows that you literally never need to care about that til round 5, and you can still max primary! Huge lightbulb moment.

The only downside is the 2 points for killing an enemy on a center objective. these layouts have two center objectives, so the opponent can often be pretty tucked. You DO have to push across the center line to kill that unit often times.