Editing Warhammer 40,000 7th edition (section)

===New Dataslates===
*'''Strike Force Ultra''' - Of course, the first Dataslate to be released for 7E is a Spehss Mehren one.  All it does is give two different options to deliver Terminators to the field.  It was more of a sales item  though, as the limited set was the only place where you could get a new Terminator Captain model.
*'''Officio Assassinorum''' - Announced alongside the Grey Knights codex.  Essentially allows any Imperial Force to field Assassins now that the Grey Knights are finally excising the Inquisition from their codex and having an explicitly Grey Knights Codex instead of Matt Ward's "let's throw everything into one book and crank that shit up to eleven!"
*'''[[Maleceptor]]/[[Toxicrene]]''': A new multi-unit kit for the [[Tyranids]], this gives rules for a massive waste of psychic powers/a modest monster Venomthrope-wannabe.  The former is overcosted for what it's meant for, the other's probably best for stalling big knights.
*'''[[Mycetic Spore|Tyrannocyte]]/[[Sporocyst]]/[[Mucolid Spore]]''': Suddenly a cry of joy from Tyranid players across the globe, the Tyranids' drop pod is back, and better than ever before. For 75 points it can hold 20 models or 1 monstrous creature, therefore making many Tyranid units very usable e.g. Haurspex, Toxicrene, Zoanthropes or even make pyrovore semi-useful- and on top of that, it can move and comes with FIVE Deathspitters (that can be swapped with Barbed Stranglers or Venom Cannons). Its alternate models are no less useful- the Mucolid Spore is a Spore Mine with Shrouded, doubled strength, and AP3 (as well as the ability to assault Flyers), and the Sporocyst is essentially a living fortification that infiltrates and can boost synapse range, while producing Spore Mines and Mucolid Spores as it shoots shit with the same five gun options the Tyrannocyte has (and with SIX wounds, it's going to be a very useful meatshield). All in all, a much-needed boost for the Tyranids.
*'''[[Neurothrope]]''': Week 3 of Tyranid saga brings back another classic (and new Zoanthrope/Venomthrope sprues): The Doom of Malan'tai (Now known as the [[Neurothrope]]).  It's not quite as awesome as it once was, but it's not quite as cheese either.
**These three Nid releases are compiled into ''Shield of Baal: Leviathan'', but are also available for free in BL's webpage.  Wow, that's actually nice.
*'''The Unrelenting Hunt''': A Dark Angels formation, intended for use with the announced Dark Angels expansion to the Dark Vengeance starter set.
*'''Kranon's Helguard''': As above, but geared towards the Crimson Slaughter instead.
*'''Kharn's Butcherhorde''': As part of the 2014 Advent calendar, CSM got a whole formation for [[Kharn|a fun guy]] and his posse.  Khorne's still not useful.