Editing Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Space Wolves (section)

==Leaders==
*'''Wolf Guard Pack Leader''': In an act of mercy, Heralds of Ruin did away with the generic Pack Leaders and just gave us the Wolf Guard Leaders as the utility Leaders.  Though pricy, they get all the utility of the basic Codex Marine Sergeants with access to most of the same special gear, with the exception of shields and teleport homers so that you can buy up to two wolves as bait.  Like other sarges, grabbing a bike means more Swiftclaws can join, getting a jump pack means more Skyclaws can join.
**'''Wolf Guard Terminator Leader''': 15 Points makes him a Wolf Guard Terminator Leader, which limits him to only Wargear, guns, and wolves.  In this case, wolves become a bit more of a liability as they'll run much faster than the Leader.  Grabbing him makes Termies Core, so you can mass up some Wolf Guard Termies.
*'''Thunderwolf Cavalry Pack Leader''': A regular Pack Leader on a Thunderwolf, he's locked for optioms to only meltabombs, a bolter, or a plasma pistol.  He can also grab some wolves to flank him, which tends to be a good option since he can keep up with them.  He starts off rather expensive, and his broad list of Wargear helps little, but he doesn't get much more expensive than other Leaders.
*'''Long Fang Ancient''': Starts off at a respectable price, and can take special weapons, meltabombs, a plasma pistol or a power weapon/fist.  Sadly, he can't grab bigger guns.  That said, his Helfrost Rifle is a neat tool to grab, as the power it packs is great on weak mobs.  Aside from that, he's only really good for the limited guns he can grab.
*'''Rune Skald''': Your mini-Rune Priest with ML1.  Runic Armor and a full statline both cost 20 Points each, and he can take any Runic Weapon he wants.  Other than that, he's the same as any codex Lexi, though he lacks a homer.  H can choose between taking Smite (To kill mobs), Prescience (for Fire Support), Assail (for locking targets into place), or Living Lightning (For destroying big models).  Support tends to be the better role, but taking Chooser of the Slain means that Living Lightning will be the top choice if you distrust your guns.
*'''Wolf Skald''': A mini Wolf Priest.  Wolves within 6" gain Fearless and Preferred Enemy against a single model type so you can make a good use for either shooty or assault and his 6" FNP makes Overwatch less of a menace.  Aside from that, he can upgrade similar to the Rune Skald, but never forget that you're at your best when he's charging.  20 more points make him a Termie, which grants him access to the promotion, a cheaper amulet, and combi-weapons.  The issue with him is that he's insanely expensive, likely more than he's worth.  However, being the only FNP troops will get makes him something of a risk to grab in terms of investment; not because of him, mind, but the investment not made on more models.