Have GW Finally Fixed Grey Hunters? | Space Wolves Points Drop Explained

Grey Hunters have been missing from competitive Space Wolves lists for most of 10th edition, but Games Workshop’s latest points update might have changed that. In this video, I break down whether Grey Hunters are actually worth taking now, following their points reduction in the December balance dataslate. We look at why they were underplayed, how they compare to Blood Claws and Intercessors, and most importantly, what Grey Hunters can do on the tabletop that other units simply cannot. Using real in-game examples, I explore how Grey Hunters function as an adaptable scoring unit rather than a blunt melee tool. We cover their objective control, shooting and melee synergy, character support from Njal and Battle Leaders, and how different detachments change their value. You’ll learn: Why Grey Hunters disappeared from tournament lists What the points drop really fixes, and what it does not How Grey Hunters compare to Blood Claws and Intercessors The kind of lists and playstyles that actually benefit from taking them Why Saga of the Great Wolf may be their strongest home going forward This isn’t a hype video and it’s not a datasheet read. It’s an honest look at where Grey Hunters sit right now and whether they deserve a place in competitive or semi-competitive Space Wolves armies. Have Grey Hunters been fixed for you, or are they still sitting on the shelf? Let me know in the comments and as always, thanks for watching and keep hobbying. #spacewolves #GreyHunters #warhammer40k #40kTactics #competitive40k #spacemarines #warhammercommunity #myminigrimdark #10thedition #BalanceDataslate #warhammer40000