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	[[File:Betrayal at Calth Box.png\|250px\|thumb\|right\|Betrayal at Calth box.]]		[[File:Betrayal at Calth Box.png\|250px\|thumb\|right\|Betrayal at Calth box.]]

	'''Betrayal at Calth''' is a [[Horus Heresy]]-themed board game released by [[Games Workshop]] on November 11, 2015.		'''Betrayal at Calth''' was a [[Horus Heresy]]-themed board game released by [[Games Workshop]] on November 11, 2015.

	The main premise of the game is that you and another neckbeard are playing as [[Word Bearers]] and [[Ultramarines]] [[Battle of Calth\|fighting in close quarters]]. However, this isn't set up like a typical wargame, allaying any fears that GW is trying to horn in on the semblance of balance FW gave.		The main premise of the game is that you and another neckbeard are playing as [[Word Bearers]] and [[Ultramarines]] [[Battle of Calth\|fighting in close quarters]]. However, this isn't set up like a typical wargame, allaying any fears that GW is trying to horn in on the semblance of balance FW gave.

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Added pics.

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The Video Game

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	==The Video Game==		==The Video Game==
	Unexpectedly, GW announced on February 27, 2018 that they had partnered with Steel Wool Studios to make a video game version of Betrayal at Calth for both PCs and virtual reality headsets. Campaign, skirmish, and multiplayer (with cross-platform matchmaking) modes are confirmed, although we still don't know much about the specifics yet.		Unexpectedly, GW announced on February 27, 2018 that they had partnered with Steel Wool Studios to make a video game version of Betrayal at Calth for both PCs and virtual reality headsets. Campaign, skirmish, and multiplayer (with cross-platform matchmaking) modes are confirmed, although we still don't know much about the specifics yet.

			Turns out, the video game sucked and was abandoned.

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	==The Video Game==		==The Video Game==
	Unexpectedly, GW announced on February 27, 2018 that they had partnered with Steel Wool Studios to make a video game version of Betrayal at Calth for both PCs and virtual reality headsets. Campaign, skirmish, and multiplayer (with cross-platform matchmaking) modes are confirmed, although we still don't know much about the specifics yet.		Unexpectedly, GW announced on February 27, 2018 that they had partnered with Steel Wool Studios to make a video game version of Betrayal at Calth for both PCs and virtual reality headsets. Campaign, skirmish, and multiplayer (with cross-platform matchmaking) modes are confirmed, although we still don't know much about the specifics yet.


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	* 30 Mark IV Marines, with a large array of guns to arm them with		* 30 Mark IV Marines, with a large array of guns to arm them with
	* 5 Cataphractii Terminators, also armed with some guns as well as chainfists.		* 5 Cataphractii Terminators, also armed with some guns as well as chainfists.
	* A Contemptor Dreadnought, able to take either a ~~twin-linked~~ assault cannon or multi-melta.		* A Contemptor Dreadnought, able to take either a kheres assault cannon or multi-melta.

	Also on top of that, each of the non-character sets can be customized with the FW stuff (A notion FW itself has caught on by packaging marine conversion kits for each Legion) and become combined as a small army at a cost considerably less than buying the same contents as resin, or even the equivalent kits from the regular store for that matter. Let's run some [[Crunch\|numbers]]:		Also on top of that, each of the non-character sets can be customized with the FW stuff (A notion FW itself has caught on by packaging marine conversion kits for each Legion) and become combined as a small army at a cost considerably less than buying the same contents as resin, or even the equivalent kits from the regular store for that matter. Let's run some [[Crunch\|numbers]]:

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The Characters

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	*'''Steloc Aethon:''' An Ultramarines Captain. While he was born on Calth and he fought with the Word Bearers before this (even meeting with a younger Sedd and complimenting his skill), his duty to the Emperor stood stronger than the bonds of an old friendship.		*'''Steloc Aethon:''' An Ultramarines Captain. While he was born on Calth and he fought with the Word Bearers before this (even meeting with a younger Sedd and complimenting his skill), his duty to the Emperor stood stronger than the bonds of an old friendship.
	*'''Kurtha Sedd:''' A Word Bearers Chaplain going the dark path to becoming a [[Dark Apostle]]. Sure, he had promise, faith, and undying devotion to the [[God-Emperor of Mankind]], but then that golden asshat had to ruin it all and bitchslap his Primarch. Then he decided that Chaos had a better idea after ''"accidentally"'' murdering a bunch of fellows in disbelief.		*'''Kurtha Sedd:''' A Word Bearers Chaplain going the dark path to becoming a [[Dark Apostle]]. Sure, he had promise, faith, and undying devotion to the [[God-Emperor of Mankind]], but then that golden asshat had to ruin it all and bitchslap his Primarch. Then he decided that Chaos had a better idea after ''"accidentally"'' murdering a bunch of fellows in disbelief.
	*'''~~Sol~~ Gharax, aka "The Bull":''' Word Bearers Contemptor Dreadnought. Survived a Titan blowing up and is now a death engine. Though he was once a beloved mentor, he eventually went that special kind of crazy Chaos Dreads tend to be as time went on, thanks in no part to his repeated service in the front lines.		*'''Sor Gharax, aka "The Bull":''' Word Bearers Contemptor Dreadnought. Survived a Titan blowing up and is now a death engine. Though he was once a beloved mentor, he eventually went that special kind of crazy Chaos Dreads tend to be as time went on, thanks in no part to his repeated service in the front lines.

	===Weapons===		===Weapons===

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	==The Video Game==		==The Video Game==
	Unexpectedly, GW announced on February 27, 2018 that they had partnered with Steel Wool Studios to make a video game version of Betrayal at Calth for both PCs and virtual reality headsets. Campaign, skirmish, and multiplayer (with cross-platform matchmaking) modes are confirmed, ~~althpugh~~ we still don't know much about the specifics yet.		Unexpectedly, GW announced on February 27, 2018 that they had partnered with Steel Wool Studios to make a video game version of Betrayal at Calth for both PCs and virtual reality headsets. Campaign, skirmish, and multiplayer (with cross-platform matchmaking) modes are confirmed, although we still don't know much about the specifics yet.

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The Real Reason to Buy it

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			[[File:Betrayal at Calth Box.png\|250px\|thumb\|right\|Betrayal at Calth box.]]

	'''Betrayal at Calth''' is a [[Horus Heresy]]-themed board game released by [[Games Workshop]] on November 11, 2015.		'''Betrayal at Calth''' is a [[Horus Heresy]]-themed board game released by [[Games Workshop]] on November 11, 2015.

	The main premise of the game is that you and another neckbeard are playing as [[Word Bearers]] and [[Ultramarines]] [[Battle of Calth\|fighting in close quarters]]. However, this isn't set up like a typical wargame, allaying any fears that GW is trying to horn in on the semblance of balance FW gave.		The main premise of the game is that you and another neckbeard are playing as [[Word Bearers]] and [[Ultramarines]] [[Battle of Calth\|fighting in close quarters]]. However, this isn't set up like a typical wargame, allaying any fears that GW is trying to horn in on the semblance of balance FW gave.

			[[File:Burning of Prospero Box.png\|250px\|thumb\|right\|Burning of Prospero box.]]

	A sequel of sorts was released almost a year later with a similar premise. This time, the battle is focused in the the attack of the [[Space Wolves]] legion on the [[Thousand Sons]] and shares the name with that event: '''[[Prospero\|Burning of Prospero]]'''. Unlike BaC, this box includes more specific units and characters like a young [[Ahriman]], Geigor Fell-Handed (initially thought to be [[Bjorn]]) and units of both [[Adeptus Custodes\|Custodes]] and [[Sisters of Silence]].		A sequel of sorts was released almost a year later with a similar premise. This time, the battle is focused in the the attack of the [[Space Wolves]] legion on the [[Thousand Sons]] and shares the name with that event: '''[[Prospero\|Burning of Prospero]]'''. Unlike BaC, this box includes more specific units and characters like a young [[Ahriman]], Geigor Fell-Handed (initially thought to be [[Bjorn]]) and units of both [[Adeptus Custodes\|Custodes]] and [[Sisters of Silence]].
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	** Attacking in melee involves adding up the assault value of the attacking unit with any weapon bonuses and rolling that many dice. The opponent then has to roll for armour, with each shield removing a point of damage. Whatever remains is now inflicted on your enemy's unit.		** Attacking in melee involves adding up the assault value of the attacking unit with any weapon bonuses and rolling that many dice. The opponent then has to roll for armour, with each shield removing a point of damage. Whatever remains is now inflicted on your enemy's unit.
	** Retreat!: If you feel that shit's gotten too real and you lost more than the enemy, you can retreat. Your unit now has to move one hex away from the attacker. However, if any model can't move away, then they have to make a Last Stand: That model has to roll a die, if a shield is rolled, then it stays and loses its Tactical Points, but otherwise it dies.		** Retreat!: If you feel that shit's gotten too real and you lost more than the enemy, you can retreat. Your unit now has to move one hex away from the attacker. However, if any model can't move away, then they have to make a Last Stand: That model has to roll a die, if a shield is rolled, then it stays and loses its Tactical Points, but otherwise it dies.
	* Shoot: You take the Shoot Values of every gun equipped and roll that many dice at any unit you can see. So long as you can draw a line of sight from the ~~center~~ of your unit's hex to the ~~center~~ of the target's hex, then you got a clean shot. Otherwise, you need to make an Obscured Shot, which can cross over anything that isn't immovable terrain or a door, but lose any chances for Crits.		* Shoot: You take the Shoot Values of every gun equipped and roll that many dice at any unit you can see. So long as you can draw a line of sight from the centre of your unit's hex to the centre of the target's hex, then you got a clean shot. Otherwise, you need to make an Obscured Shot, which can cross over anything that isn't immovable terrain or a door, but lose any chances for Crits.
	** Damage is measured by how many hits you roll with your weapons. The enemy now has to roll for armour. If you shot through rubble, then the unit gains a die for armour, and if you shot through a barricade, that adds two armour dice.		** Damage is measured by how many hits you roll with your weapons. The enemy now has to roll for armour. If you shot through rubble, then the unit gains a die for armour, and if you shot through a barricade, that adds two armour dice.

	===The Characters===		===The Characters===
	The game, obviously, focuses upon the [[Battle of Calth]], where the Ultras and Word Bearers smack each other up. The game gives the characters and their squads cards with a few key stats:		The game, obviously, focuses upon the [[Battle of Calth]], where the Ultras and Word Bearers smack each other up. The game gives the characters and their squads cards with a few key stats:
	#'''Armour:''' This is how many dice you need to roll for ~~defense~~ when attacked.		#'''Armour:''' This is how many dice you need to roll for defence when attacked.
	#'''Stamina:''' Wounds. Next.		#'''Stamina:''' Wounds. Next.
	#'''Assault:''' How much damage you cause in melee.		#'''Assault:''' How much damage you cause in melee.
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	*'''Flamer:''' As accurate as a Combi-Bolter, but it has a shorter range, being only able to hit three hexes in front of it. It's crit effect allows the user to make another shot at a nearby target within range, making it the bane of mobs.		*'''Flamer:''' As accurate as a Combi-Bolter, but it has a shorter range, being only able to hit three hexes in front of it. It's crit effect allows the user to make another shot at a nearby target within range, making it the bane of mobs.
	*'''Heavy Flamer:''' A flamer if it shot like a Heavy Bolter.		*'''Heavy Flamer:''' A flamer if it shot like a Heavy Bolter.
	*'''Meltagun:''' Slightly higher rate of fire than a bolter, but if it crits on an enemy within 3 hexes, then that enemy's right fucked as the melta ignores all ~~armor~~.		*'''Meltagun:''' Slightly higher rate of fire than a bolter, but if it crits on an enemy within 3 hexes, then that enemy's right fucked as the melta ignores all armour.
	*'''Plasma Gun:''' As good a shot as a melta, but it's crit has a deadly risk: You roll 4 dice and if two of them end up crits, then YOUR guy dies too!		*'''Plasma Gun:''' As good a shot as a melta, but it's crit has a deadly risk: You roll 4 dice and if two of them end up crits, then YOUR guy dies too!
	*'''Plasma Pistol:''' A Plasma Gun in pistol form.		*'''Plasma Pistol:''' A Plasma Gun in pistol form.
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	*'''Chainsword:''' A step up from fighting barehanded, with a crit that lets you add another attack dice for each crit you score, but with nothing more.		*'''Chainsword:''' A step up from fighting barehanded, with a crit that lets you add another attack dice for each crit you score, but with nothing more.
	*'''Power Sword:''' A Chainsword, but with a crit that instead halves the armor value of the enemy.		*'''Power Sword:''' A Chainsword, but with a crit that instead halves the armor value of the enemy.
	*'''Power Fist:''' Fighting barehanded, but if that bare hand was massive and had a crit that ignores the ~~armor~~ of the closest idiot you punched.		*'''Power Fist:''' Fighting barehanded, but if that bare hand was massive and had a crit that ignores the armour of the closest idiot you punched.
	*'''Chainfist:''' A proppa choppy weapon with a crit that essentially instakills the closest enemy by counting their stamina as 1.		*'''Chainfist:''' A proppa choppy weapon with a crit that essentially instakills the closest enemy by counting their stamina as 1.
	*'''Lightning Claw:''' While normally they have an assault value of +1, if paired, they become +3. The crit allows 2/4 attack dice to be re-rolled.		*'''Lightning Claw:''' While normally they have an assault value of +1, if paired, they become +3. The crit allows 2/4 attack dice to be re-rolled.
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	Also on top of that, each of the non-character sets can be customized with the FW stuff (A notion FW itself has caught on by packaging marine conversion kits for each Legion) and become combined as a small army at a cost considerably less than buying the same contents as resin, or even the equivalent kits from the regular store for that matter. Let's run some [[Crunch\|numbers]]:		Also on top of that, each of the non-character sets can be customized with the FW stuff (A notion FW itself has caught on by packaging marine conversion kits for each Legion) and become combined as a small army at a cost considerably less than buying the same contents as resin, or even the equivalent kits from the regular store for that matter. Let's run some [[Crunch\|numbers]]:
	* 1 Terminator Captain: There isn’t one available, so let’s just go with the librarian in termie ~~armor~~ cost, which is [[Heresy\|$31]]		* 1 Terminator Captain: There isn’t one available, so let’s just go with the librarian in termie armour cost, which is [[Heresy\|$31]]
	* 1 Chaplain: $16		* 1 Chaplain: $16
	* 30 Tactical Marines (3 Tactical squads): $120		* 30 Tactical Marines (3 Tactical squads): $120
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	So, you are getting about $263.25 worth of models for “only” $150 (around the value of a single [[Baneblade]] or [[Imperial Knight\|Knight Titan]]), plus the board game.		So, you are getting about $263.25 worth of models for “only” $150 (around the value of a single [[Baneblade]] or [[Imperial Knight\|Knight Titan]]), plus the board game.

	Including the Burning of Prospero box is even better, as it costs the same as Betrayal at Calth, but include even more miniatures. Sadly, this box is more sensitive to legions and ~~alleigances~~. So if you want to make, or start, a Legion army with it, you may not use all the box depending of the legion you want. Let's see what's within:		Including the Burning of Prospero box is even better, as it costs the same as Betrayal at Calth, but include even more miniatures. Sadly, this box is more sensitive to legions and allegiances. So if you want to make, or start, a Legion army with it, you may not use all the box depending of the legion you want. Let's see what's within:
	* 30 Mark III "Iron" Marines. With Plasma Gun, Melta gun, Heavy Bolter, Legion Vexillia and assorted character wargear.		* 30 Mark III "Iron" Marines. With Plasma Gun, Melta gun, Heavy Bolter, Legion Vexillia and assorted character wargear.
	* 5 Tartaros Terminators, they come with ranged weapons and power fists ~~convertable~~ into lightning claws. The sergeant has specific guns, a Plasma blaster and a Volkite charger.		* 5 Tartaros Terminators, they come with ranged weapons and power fists convertible into lightning claws. The sergeant has specific guns, a Plasma blaster and a Volkite charger.
	* [[Ahriman]], a Thousand Sons specific Praetor Librarian		* [[Ahriman]], a Thousand Sons specific Praetor Librarian
	* Geigor Fell-Handed, a Space Wolves-only Praetor		* Geigor Fell-Handed, a Space Wolves-only Praetor
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	As the armies in the Horus Heresy are wildly different from the [[Space Marine Chapter\|Chapters]] we know and love, let's see an example of what army can we get with the boxes as-in, without exchanging weapons with other people (even if it's HIGHLY recommended) or picking bits in Forge World (Again, recommended):<br>		As the armies in the Horus Heresy are wildly different from the [[Space Marine Chapter\|Chapters]] we know and love, let's see an example of what army can we get with the boxes as-in, without exchanging weapons with other people (even if it's HIGHLY recommended) or picking bits in Forge World (Again, recommended):<br>
	'''Characters & H.Q.'''		'''Characters & H.Q.'''
	* '''Legion Praetor''' in Cataphractii Terminator ~~Armor~~ with Combi-melta and chain-fist.		* '''Legion Praetor''' in Cataphractii Terminator Armour with Combi-melta and chain-fist.
	* '''Chaplain Centurion''' with plasma pistol (can be converted into a vanilla centurion without much trouble)		* '''Chaplain Centurion''' with plasma pistol (can be converted into a vanilla centurion without much trouble)
	* '''[[Ahriman]]/Librarian Centurion''' (''Thousand Sons only'')		* '''[[Ahriman]]/Librarian Centurion''' (''Thousand Sons only'')
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	* 5-man '''Tactical Support Squad''' with Plasma Guns (combining boxes you'll have 6, more than enough).		* 5-man '''Tactical Support Squad''' with Plasma Guns (combining boxes you'll have 6, more than enough).
	* 5-man '''Tactical Support Squad''' with Melta Guns (the same as plasmas, but flamers cannot have such luck, as MkII doesn't have them as long as doesn't convert the sisters' ones).		* 5-man '''Tactical Support Squad''' with Melta Guns (the same as plasmas, but flamers cannot have such luck, as MkII doesn't have them as long as doesn't convert the sisters' ones).
	* 5-man '''Heavy Support Squad''' with Heavy Bolters (you'll have 6 of these, but missile launchers are only 3 as for some reason MkII ~~doesnt~~ include them).<br>		* 5-man '''Heavy Support Squad''' with Heavy Bolters (you'll have 6 of these, but missile launchers are only 3 as for some reason MkII doesn't include them).<br>
	'''Elites'''		'''Elites'''
	* 5-man '''Terminator Squad''' with Cataphactii ~~armor~~ and whatever weapons you want them to have.		* 5-man '''Terminator Squad''' with Cataphactii armour and whatever weapons you want them to have.
	* 5-man '''Terminator Squad''' with Tartaros ~~armor~~ and even moar weapons abaliable than the cataphractii.		* 5-man '''Terminator Squad''' with Tartaros armour and even moar weapons abaliable than the cataphractii.
	* 10-man '''Veteran Tactical Squad''' with a lot of options for them (because the basic units doesn't use equipment beyond their special or heavy weapons and even there there will be a spare of whatever weapon you want, it's a free buffet here for them)		* 10-man '''Veteran Tactical Squad''' with a lot of options for them (because the basic units doesn't use equipment beyond their special or heavy weapons and even there there will be a spare of whatever weapon you want, it's a free buffet here for them)
	* 5-man '''Veteran Tactical Squad''' with whatever you desire for them (the same as above, and this sive screams a suicidal melta/plasma squad with outflank)		* 5-man '''Veteran Tactical Squad''' with whatever you desire for them (the same as above, and this sive screams a suicidal melta/plasma squad with outflank)

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	Including the Burning of Prospero box is even better, as it costs the same as Betrayal at Calth, but include even more miniatures. Sadly, this box is more sensitive to legions and alleigances. So if you want to make, or start, a Legion army with it, you may not use all the box depending of the legion you want. Let's see what's within:		Including the Burning of Prospero box is even better, as it costs the same as Betrayal at Calth, but include even more miniatures. Sadly, this box is more sensitive to legions and alleigances. So if you want to make, or start, a Legion army with it, you may not use all the box depending of the legion you want. Let's see what's within:
	* 30 Mark III "Iron" Marines. With Plasma Gun, Melta gun, Heavy Bolter, Legion Vexillia and assorted character wargear.		* 30 Mark III "Iron" Marines. With Plasma Gun, Melta gun, Heavy Bolter, Legion Vexillia and assorted character wargear.
	* 5 Tartaros Terminators, they come with ranged weapons and power fists convertable into lightning claws. The sergeant has specific guns, a ~~Plasmablaster~~ and a Volkite charger.		* 5 Tartaros Terminators, they come with ranged weapons and power fists convertable into lightning claws. The sergeant has specific guns, a Plasma blaster and a Volkite charger.
	* Ahriman, a Thousand Sons specific Praetor Librarian		* [[Ahriman]], a Thousand Sons specific Praetor Librarian
	* Geigor Fell-Handed, a Space Wolves-only Praetor~~/Wolf Guard Battlemaster~~		* Geigor Fell-Handed, a Space Wolves-only Praetor
	* 5 Custodians armed with either Guardian Spears of Sentinel Blades and Storm Shields		* 5 Custodians armed with either Guardian Spears or Sentinel Blades and Storm Shields
	* 5 Sisters of Silence armed with either broadswords, bolters or flamers		* 5 Sisters of Silence armed with either broadswords, bolters, or flamers

	As you can see, Traitor legions cannot use the coolest toys in the box save Ahriman, because Geigor, the Custodes and the Sisters are off limit as are Loyalists ([[Awesome\|but usable in 40k, thankfully]]). Loyal legions on the other hand can use the box almost entirely, save Ahriman and Geigor if you're not into wolves. Regardless, with both boxes you get the wooping number of '''sixty marines''', two units of ~~terrminators~~, a Contemptor dreadnought and two or three characters, so it's a nice start.		As you can see, Traitor legions cannot use the coolest toys in the box save Ahriman, because Geigor, the Custodes and the Sisters are off limit as are Loyalists ([[Awesome\|but usable in 40k, thankfully]]). Loyal legions on the other hand can use the box almost entirely, save Ahriman and Geigor if you're not into wolves. Regardless, with both boxes you get the wooping number of '''sixty marines''', two units of terminators, a Contemptor dreadnought and two or three characters, so it's a nice start.

	====Legion Armies====		====Legion Armies====
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	* 5-man '''Heavy Support Squad''' with Heavy Bolters (you'll have 6 of these, but missile launchers are only 3 as for some reason MkII doesnt include them).<br>		* 5-man '''Heavy Support Squad''' with Heavy Bolters (you'll have 6 of these, but missile launchers are only 3 as for some reason MkII doesnt include them).<br>
	'''Elites'''		'''Elites'''
	* 5-man '''Terminator Squad''' with Cataphactii armor and ~~warever~~ weapons you want them to have.		* 5-man '''Terminator Squad''' with Cataphactii armor and whatever weapons you want them to have.
	* 5-man '''Terminator Squad''' with Tartaros armor and even moar weapons abaliable than the cataphractii.		* 5-man '''Terminator Squad''' with Tartaros armor and even moar weapons abaliable than the cataphractii.
	* 10-man '''Veteran Tactical Squad''' with a lot of options for them (because the basic units doesn't use equipment beyond their special or heavy weapons and even there there will be a spare of whatever weapon you want, it's a free buffet here for them)		* 10-man '''Veteran Tactical Squad''' with a lot of options for them (because the basic units doesn't use equipment beyond their special or heavy weapons and even there there will be a spare of whatever weapon you want, it's a free buffet here for them)