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Otherwise difficulty would favor stuff like the brass bull and khorne, the easiest factions, and oppose the harder factions, like empire, high elves.
To that extent, i'd say the best tierlist for IE would be how kino the faction is vs how many seperate DLC you need to max the faction out. The kino/DLC price ratio.
The best factions, to that extent, would be tomb kings and vampire counts by far, being super powerful and diverse with only a few DLC/games required.
The worst factions for kino/dlc price ratio would be greenskins, empire, chaos, high elves, wood elves, lizardmen, skaven
So what league are these based on? Seems from front page of the site there are many different leagues of play including this:
https://totaltavern.com/tournament/96
Which has stipulations for playing like have to always be on the offensive. These little things can hugely skew stats like this if they're being included in those results. Also appears to be mixing land and domination battles, like looks like really fun website but wouldn't exactly call these definitive for anything meta wise.
Their units are good but extremely predictable.
Slaanesh has chariots and heavy infantry with devastating flanker, so there's no reason they don't draft ultra wide every game, and then they have OP lords and spellcasting as well.