In this video I break down the Cities of Sigmar points changes for the new GHB 25-26 Battlescroll, and yeah—GW loves humans. It’s basically all point drops, and most of the meaningful work is on the human side: Steelhelms, Flagellants, Battlemage, Fusiliers, Ironweld Great Cannons, Wildercorps Hunters, plus bigger drops on staples like the Hurricanum/Luminark and even Callis & Toll and the Command Corps. The wild part is that some of the most “auto-take” meta pieces got cheaper, which is just straight-up great news for list building. I also cover the other rules that matter for how we actually build and play: Cities didn’t get taxed on battle formations or enhancements, but universal manifestations (like Forbidden Power) are now 20 points unless you’re on Aether-Raw Machineries or Twilight Sorceries. On top of that, the priority roll change is a big deal—if you have more regiments, you get a once-per-game “after seeing the result” priority roll, which I genuinely love because I’ve been absolutely cooked by bottom-of-round-one double turns. To wrap it up, I show a sample mono-human list using Pontifex Zenestra, Command Corps, reinforced Fusiliers, Cavaliers with Draw Steel, and the newly cheaper screens/tactics pieces. Net takeaway: humans are easier than ever to build, cannons feel way less painful at 100 points, and Cities of Sigmar comes out of this looking stronger relative to a lot of the field.