There are options within those, but that’s the broad makeup you’re going to be looking at. So a Chaos Space Marines Kill Team will always be made up of either 6 Chaos Space Marines or 3 Chaos Space Marines and 8 Cultists. Instead, teams are balanced based on the options available, so for example a Chaos Space Marine Kill Team can be built from two possible Fire Team options: 3 Chaos Space Marines or 8 Chaos Cultists (limit 1). One of the first things you’ll notice as you go through the Compendium is that, similar to Octarius, there are no points values for any operatives. Each Fire Team has an Archetype or two, such as Seek and Destroy or Security, that determine the TacOps (secondary objectives) you have access to during games. These are typically a set number of models with options to choose from, such as Gunners, Heavy Gunners, Fighters, and Leaders. A Kill Team is built from one or more Fire Teams, and depending on the faction you may be able to take the same Fire Team more than once. Your Kill Team, which is the team you bring to the game and construct from your roster before the game begins.This is similar to the Kill Team 2018 roster, where you build a Kill Team from your roster before the game starts. These are the bigger groups that your kill team will be drawn from, and where you can stash extra options and loadouts to swap into your fire teams. Your Matched Play Roster or Kill Team Dataslate, which are the larger rosters for Matched Play and Spec Ops, respectively.There are three levels of team construction in kill team: Now that we have the Compendium it’s worth going back over this in detail. We mentioned this briefly in our review of the Kill Team rules and Octarius, but at the time it was difficult to really talk about Kill Team construction without understanding how it would apply to teams with a broader range of options. Notably not included here are faction specific Tac Ops while there’s proxy cards for those in the packs that come in the Core Box, there’s none included either there or here right now.Ĭredit: Alfredo Ramirez Building Kill Teamsīefore we talk about the factions we need to talk about how Kill Teams are built. It’s a very no-frills book, giving you nearly 200 pages of straight rules covering a whopping nineteen factions. NOTE: You will need a copy of the Kill Team Core Book in order to use the contents of this book.Kill Team Compendium has rules for all of the standard 40k factions, giving you fire teams, Strategic Ploys, Tactical Ploys, and Equipment for each team.
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The full list of factions available in this book is as follows: A stunning collection of model photography and artwork featuring kill teams and their operatives Details about fire teams, the small groups of operatives that make up a full-size kill team Datacards, Ploys, and equipment for 19 factions ranging from Adeptus Astartes to Genestealer Cults From daring Tempestus Scions to disciplined T’au Hunter Cadres, armies from across the galaxy can now put forward their best and brightest to undertake dangerous missions behind enemy lines. Kill Team: Compendium is the definitive 168-page resource for bringing 19 different factions into the world of tabletop skirmish combat, featuring almost every major faction from Warhammer 40,000. While these impromptu operatives are often given little more than a mission description and a firm pat on the back, the harsh conditions of a killzone quickly turn them into hardened veterans in their own right. While many kill teams, such as those of the Deathwatch Space Marines, are made up of hand-picked, specially trained warriors, others are taken from the rank and file of the galaxy’s many armies.
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