They also get access to a cool Strategic Ploy that allows their Operatives to benefit from some attack dice re-rolls whilst within range of a Sergeant. The Space Marines get access to some interesting Strategic Ploys, allowing them to forfeit shooting to make twice the number of Fight actions and vice versa (something that is common to all the ‘Astartes’ Kill Teams). As I mentioned earlier, the Tactical, Deathwatch Veteran and even the Scout Fire Teams are much more flexible in this regard allowing you to construct a Kill Team with a variety of melee and ranged combatants which I think will prove much more interesting to use during a game. If you pick an Assault Intercessor Fire Team you’re really going to be lacking in ranged firepower which may impact your options during a game. An Intercessor Fire Team is basically four almost identically armed Space Marines and a Sergeant (which to be fair does have a fair few options in terms of wargear). With the exception of the Tactical and Deathwatch Veterans who have a much more flexible composition, the Space Marine Fire Teams on the whole feel a bit one dimensional, or at least a bit more one dimensional when compared to other faction’s Kill Teams. The various Fire Team members have access to the standard Astartes wargear you’d expect to see them wield in normal games of Warhammer 40,000 (Chainswords and Heavy Bolt Pistols on your Assault Intercessor Fire Team Operatives for example). A 3+ save and 3 DF across the board (with the exception of Scouts) coupled with their above average Wounds means despite being few in number your Space Marines Kill Team is still quite resilient. Most Space Marine Operatives have a base 3 APL which gives you additional options during an activation and allows you to really get the most from some of their unique Strategic Ploys. The Fire Teams themselves consist of one Sergeant and between four and nine regular marines of the associated unit type (1 Infiltrator Sergeant and 4 Infiltrators for example) with some limitations on the choice of equipment for each member (for example only a single Operative in the Heavy Intercessor Kill Team may be equipped with a ‘Heavy’ weapon).
Scout (Seek and Destroy/Infiltration/Recon).Tactical Marine (Seek and Destroy/Security).Heavy Intercessor (Seek and Destroy/Security).Reiver (Seek and Destroy/Infiltration/Recon).Infiltrator (Seek and Destroy/Infiltration/Recon).Incursor (Seek and Destroy/Infiltration/Recon).Assault Intercessor (Seek and Destroy/Security).Intercessor (Seek and Destroy/Security).The Space Marines get access to the following list of Fire Teams from which they can select a single option to include in a Kill Team :. So without further ado lets have a closer look at the different factions. An Adeptus Mechanicus Kill Team for example comprises two Fire Teams (such as a Skitarii Ranger Fire Team and a Sicarian Fire Team) whereas a Space Marines Kill Team comprises only a single Fire Team from a list of 9. Most factions have a number of different Fire Team ‘Archetype’ options available to them from which to construct their Kill Team (as you’ll see below). Adeptus Custodes and the Sisters of SilenceĪs you can see that’s an impressive selection of factions for players to select Kill Teams from.The Kill Team Compendium clocks in at 167 pages and contains Kill Teams, Datacards, Ploys and Equipment for the following Warhammer 40,000 factions :.
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