Editing Kill Team (Specialist Game) (section)

===Getting Started===
The big appeal to Kill Team is that it's cheap and quick to get into, with the ability to make a viable team out of almost any one squad kit. If you want to just jump right in and get started with only one or two purchases though, there are a few good boxed sets with which to do it.

*'''Kill Team Starter Set''': Contains everything you need to get started in Kill Team. Rulebooks, dice, measuring tools, cards, board, ork terrain, a squad of ork kommandos and a squad of death corps. The terrain in this set is very... ''basic'', with just a handful of small walls and scrap piles, but considering what the books, accessories and the two teams all cost individually, the set is a straight up ''steal'' in value.

*'''Warhammer 40,000 Recruit Edition''': Though ostensibly a starter set for 40k, First Strike is also a good starter set for Kill Team, containing 5 Primaris Assault Intercessors and 10 Necron Warriors (along with a pair of HQs and some scarabs but those aren't really relevant to Kill Team), as well as dice, rulers, a board, and a box that doubles as a terrain piece. Still requiring the Kill Team Core rulebook and Compendium, and some Immortals/Flayed Ones/Deathmarks to go with those warriors, does rather erode the good value a bit though. Especially compared to the actual Kill Team Starter Set.

*'''9th Edition Boxsets''': With the releases of the 9th edition boxsets, it is easier than ever to get into Kill Team and its boarding action modes.