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1d4chan>ThatOneBruvva: /* 9th Edition */

2023-05-01T13:38:06Z

9th Edition

1d4chan>ThatOneBruvva: /* 9th Edition */

2023-04-28T11:06:09Z

9th Edition

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	*'''9th Edition Kill Team: Shadowvaults (2022):''' Part two of the Gallowdark saga, seeing not only Kasrkin make their glorious return, but also a unique [[Necron]] kill team led by a Cryptek with forces of Immortals and Deathmarks on hand alongside an understudy Cryptek and Plasmacytes.		*'''9th Edition Kill Team: Shadowvaults (2022):''' Part two of the Gallowdark saga, seeing not only Kasrkin make their glorious return, but also a unique [[Necron]] kill team led by a Cryptek with forces of Immortals and Deathmarks on hand alongside an understudy Cryptek and Plasmacytes.
	*'''9th Edition Kill Team: Soulshackle (2023):''' Part three of the Gallowdark saga, giving a bespoke [[Dark Eldar]] team full of Kabalite warriors versus the first appearance of the [[Adeptus Arbites]] in tabletop form, complete with a [[Cyber-Mastiff]]. Apparently comes with new terrain because GW realizes that they can only get away with recycling the same terrain for so long.		*'''9th Edition Kill Team: Soulshackle (2023):''' Part three of the Gallowdark saga, giving a bespoke [[Dark Eldar]] team full of Kabalite warriors versus the first appearance of the [[Adeptus Arbites]] in tabletop form, complete with a [[Cyber-Mastiff]]. Apparently comes with new terrain because GW realizes that they can only get away with recycling the same terrain for so long.
			*'''9th Edition Kill Team: Gallowfall (2023):''' The finale of the Gallowdark saga, as the space hulk is now crumbling and crashing on a nearby planet while everyone else is busy looting what they can. Gives two entirely new teams for the [[Leagues of Votann]] and a pack of [[Beastmen]] who've lived on the ship before anyone else did.

	===The Game===		===The Game===

1d4chan>Chingas: /* Getting Started */

2023-03-07T01:04:31Z

Getting Started

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	*'''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.		*'''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.

	===Things that rock in Kill Team===		===Things that rock in Kill Team===

1d4chan>Chingas: /* The Game */

2023-03-07T01:02:41Z

The Game

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	Whereas in previous editions Kill Team was just a different game mode for 40k, following its big return in 2018, Kill Team is now a full-fledged Specialist Game, with the addition of specialist skill trees (for more narrative campaigns) and it's own unique missions, special rules, and stratagems.		Whereas in previous editions Kill Team was just a different game mode for 40k, following its big return in 2018, Kill Team is now a full-fledged Specialist Game, with the addition of specialist skill trees (for more narrative campaigns) and it's own unique missions, special rules, and stratagems.

			The new editions of Kill Team expand on the game, turning it away from simply 40k skirmish and into a completely new game, rules are vastly different, weapon ranges are either infinite or 6 inches and combat involves both sides trading their dice off and choosing between blows or parries.

	Also, [[Warhammer 40,000]] made cheap, quick, and much [[cheese]] avoided. What's not to like?		Also, [[Warhammer 40,000]] made cheap, quick, and much [[cheese]] avoided. What's not to like?

1d4chan>Mistermano: /* Reasons to Play Heralds of Ruin */

2023-02-23T22:36:55Z

Reasons to Play Heralds of Ruin

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	*Very active communities with groups regularly updating each faction and individual members whipping up custom campaigns on a regular basis.		*Very active communities with groups regularly updating each faction and individual members whipping up custom campaigns on a regular basis.
	*99.99% more [[GURPS\|variety and flexibility]] in team building compared to the other leading skirmish brands.		*99.99% more [[GURPS\|variety and flexibility]] in team building compared to the other leading skirmish brands.
	*Supports and features all 40K factions, plus even the one you never knew you wanted. Want to play as the [[Megarachnids]]? You got it! Want to play as the Vermynus (A.K.A. ~~Space~~ [[Skaven]])? We got you covered baby! How about as the [[Old Ones\|Slann]]? Well, that project has been on ice of a while... but once it's done, you certaintly can!		*Supports and features all 40K factions, plus even the one you never knew you wanted. Want to play as the [[Megarachnids]]? You got it! Want to play as the Vermynus (A.K.A. [[Veer-Myn\|Space Skaven]])? We got you covered baby! How about as the [[Old Ones\|Slann]]? Well, that project has been on ice of a while... but once it's done, you certaintly can!
	*Very [[Your Dudes]] Friendly with many armies supporting custom sub-factions, new armory items, and some elements of character creation.		*Very [[Your Dudes]] Friendly with many armies supporting custom sub-factions, new armory items, and some elements of character creation.
	*You're supporting quality community made content.		*You're supporting quality community made content.

1d4chan>ThatOneBruvva: /* 9th Edition */

2023-01-27T13:35:43Z

9th Edition

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	*'''9th Edition Kill Team: Moroch (2022): ''' Boxset #4, released in Warhammer Fest 2022. Squares off the [[Renegade Infantry Platoon\|Traitor Guard]] (including recasts from [[Blackstone Fortress]] and well after the FW line was eradicated) against the Phobos-pattern [[Primaris Space Marines]].		*'''9th Edition Kill Team: Moroch (2022): ''' Boxset #4, released in Warhammer Fest 2022. Squares off the [[Renegade Infantry Platoon\|Traitor Guard]] (including recasts from [[Blackstone Fortress]] and well after the FW line was eradicated) against the Phobos-pattern [[Primaris Space Marines]].
	*'''Intercession Squad and Lite Core Rules Free PDFs (2022):''' The release of free PDFs for a Primaris Intercession Squad and a simplified version of the core rules make getting into the game faster and easier than ever without having to make any big purchases.		*'''Intercession Squad and Lite Core Rules Free PDFs (2022):''' The release of free PDFs for a Primaris Intercession Squad and a simplified version of the core rules make getting into the game faster and easier than ever without having to make any big purchases.
	* '''9th Edition Kill Team: Into the Dark (2022):''' What everyone thought was going to be Space-Kill-Hulk-Team was actually a box set of the [[Imperial Navy]] troops squaring off against [[Kroot]]! Complete with the non-board game debut of the C.A.T and a redesigned [[Kroot Hound]]. It is set on the ''Gallowdark'', a legendary [[Space Hulk]] where the next "season" of Kill Team is taking place, with the next few releases exploring the ''Gallowdark'' further so that the player can collect that sweet, sweet Space Hulk terrain and end up with a very modular board. Hey, I've heard worse marketing gimmicks. They also clarified that despite the new focus on close-quarters, this new "season" is not a new edition of the game (but they do have optional rules to try and emulate Zone Mortalis) and previous armies will play well with the new setting.		* '''9th Edition Kill Team: Into the Dark (2022):''' What everyone thought was going to be Space-Kill-Hulk-Team was actually a box set of the [[Imperial Navy]] troops squaring off against [[Kroot]]! Complete with the non-board game debut of the C.A.T and a redesigned [[Kroot Hound]]. It is set on the ''Gallowdark'', a legendary [[Space Hulk]] where the next "season" of Kill Team is taking place, with the next few releases exploring the ''Gallowdark'' further so that the player can collect that sweet, sweet Space Hulk terrain and end up with a very modular board. Hey, I've heard worse marketing gimmicks.
			** They also clarified that despite the new focus on close-quarters, this new "season" is not a new edition of the game (but they do have optional rules to try and emulate Zone Mortalis) and previous armies will play well with the new setting.
	*'''9th Edition Kill Team Annual (2022):''' A long time coming, but this will compile not only all of the White Dwarf Kill Teams and special scenarios into one book, but it also heralds the return of the Elucidan Starstriders and Gellerpox Infected teams from last edition. Still no Servants of the Abyss though (Sure, some might argue that the Blooded fill more or less the same niche, but they don't have traitor psykers, tech priests, and beastmen).		*'''9th Edition Kill Team Annual (2022):''' A long time coming, but this will compile not only all of the White Dwarf Kill Teams and special scenarios into one book, but it also heralds the return of the Elucidan Starstriders and Gellerpox Infected teams from last edition. Still no Servants of the Abyss though (Sure, some might argue that the Blooded fill more or less the same niche, but they don't have traitor psykers, tech priests, and beastmen).
	*'''9th Edition Kill Team: Shadowvaults (~~2023?~~):''' Part two of the Gallowdark saga, seeing not only Kasrkin make their glorious return, but also a unique [[Necron]] kill team led by a Cryptek with forces of Immortals and Deathmarks on hand alongside an understudy Cryptek and Plasmacytes.		*'''9th Edition Kill Team: Shadowvaults (2022):''' Part two of the Gallowdark saga, seeing not only Kasrkin make their glorious return, but also a unique [[Necron]] kill team led by a Cryptek with forces of Immortals and Deathmarks on hand alongside an understudy Cryptek and Plasmacytes.
			*'''9th Edition Kill Team: Soulshackle (2023):''' Part three of the Gallowdark saga, giving a bespoke [[Dark Eldar]] team full of Kabalite warriors versus the first appearance of the [[Adeptus Arbites]] in tabletop form, complete with a [[Cyber-Mastiff]]. Apparently comes with new terrain because GW realizes that they can only get away with recycling the same terrain for so long.

	===The Game===		===The Game===

1d4chan>Zzedar: /* Things that Suck in Kill Team */

2023-01-25T13:46:52Z

Things that Suck in Kill Team

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	*With the set unit lists of modern Kill Team, instead of the loose parameters of previous versions that pretty much let you bring whatever you wanted so long as it fit the restrictions, [[fail\|many factions lose access to units that would be perfect for Kill Team operations]].		*With the set unit lists of modern Kill Team, instead of the loose parameters of previous versions that pretty much let you bring whatever you wanted so long as it fit the restrictions, [[fail\|many factions lose access to units that would be perfect for Kill Team operations]].

	*While the starter sets come with enough terrain pieces to get started with, be prepared for terrain to be your biggest cash investment for Kill Team (unless you build your own terrain, or just buy much cheaper 3rd party alternatives.		*While the starter sets come with enough terrain pieces to get started with, be prepared for terrain to be your biggest cash investment for Kill Team (unless you build your own terrain, or just buy much cheaper 3rd party alternatives).

	*Even with the removal of much of the cheese that goes with 40k, Kill Team can still be ridiculously unbalanced, with some factions at a very clear advantage or disadvantage compared to others. For example, there's not a whole hell of a lot Kroot Mercenaries can do against, say, Death Guard.		*Even with the removal of much of the cheese that goes with 40k, Kill Team can still be ridiculously unbalanced, with some factions at a very clear advantage or disadvantage compared to others. For example, there's not a whole hell of a lot Kroot Mercenaries can do against, say, Death Guard.

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	====9th Edition====		====9th Edition====
	[[File:KillTeamHeader (9th).png\|600px\|center\|thumb\|Header for 9th Edition.]]		[[File:KillTeamHeader (9th).png\|600px\|center\|thumb\|Header for 9th Edition.]]
	The second edition of Kill Team (2018), completely reworked from the ground up to function as its own unique game rather than 40K with extra steps. Particular changes of note include the elimination of points costs so that you don't have to mathhammer over every little dude and piece of gear, and attempts to address the cheese of last edition, like spamming frag cannons and plasma. The new edition also reworked the factions, again. The two teams of the starter set (and each other boxset) got split off into their own separate factions (kommandos and veteran guardsmen) for some strange reason, existing factions got pruned of several units (losing a lot of what they got from Elites and Commanders), and some of the more niche factions didn't make it into the new edition ''at all'', so if you enjoyed playing Servants of the Abyss, you're out of luck. But Kroot Mercs made it in. ''Twice''. [[derp\|Wrap your head around that.]]		The second edition of Kill Team (2018), completely reworked from the ground up to function as its own unique game rather than 40K with extra steps. Particular changes of note include the elimination of points costs so that you don't have to mathhammer over every little dude and piece of gear, and attempts to address the cheese of last edition, like spamming frag cannons and plasma. The new edition also reworked the factions, again. The two teams of the starter set (and each other boxset) got split off into their own separate factions (kommandos and veteran guardsmen) for some strange reason, existing factions got pruned of several units (losing a lot of what they got from Elites and Commanders), and some of the more niche factions didn't make it into the new edition ''at all'', so if you enjoyed playing Servants of the Abyss, you're out of luck. But Kroot Mercs made it in. ''Twice''. [[derp\|Wrap your head around that.]] Also came with a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XA3RmSKVnOw&ab_channel=Warhammer\|pretty badass trailer]]
	*'''9th Edition Kill Team: Compendium (2021):''' Released alongside Octarius to allow people to play with some of the models they already had. Of course, these rules were very rudimentary in most cases and as time went on, some of the teams implemented either became less desirable or were outright rendered obsolete by the inclusion of not only new boxsets but also new Kill Teams that were only found in issues of [[White Dwarf]].		*'''9th Edition Kill Team: Compendium (2021):''' Released alongside Octarius to allow people to play with some of the models they already had. Of course, these rules were very rudimentary in most cases and as time went on, some of the teams implemented either became less desirable or were outright rendered obsolete by the inclusion of not only new boxsets but also new Kill Teams that were only found in issues of [[White Dwarf]].
	*'''9th Edition Kill Team: [[Octarius War\|Octarius]] (2021):''' The first recorded instance of plastic [[Death Korps of Krieg\|Kriegers]] - a reveal that had had many cheering. Also present are some rather [[Catachan]]-styled Ork [[Kommando]]s and a bunch of orky terrain full of scraps. Just be sure and check the sprues carefully before you make your team list to jump right into the game, and be ready to go to your bits box or ebay for some extra parts, as [[FAIL\|the Krieg sprues don't actually have enough parts to make a fully equipped team]]. For example, the plasma gun, the melta gun, and boltgun ''all share the same shoulder'', of which there is only one in the kit, putting you in a bind when you actually want additional special weapon support.		*'''9th Edition Kill Team: [[Octarius War\|Octarius]] (2021):''' The first recorded instance of plastic [[Death Korps of Krieg\|Kriegers]] - a reveal that had had many cheering. Also present are some rather [[Catachan]]-styled Ork [[Kommando]]s and a bunch of orky terrain full of scraps. Just be sure and check the sprues carefully before you make your team list to jump right into the game, and be ready to go to your bits box or ebay for some extra parts, as [[FAIL\|the Krieg sprues don't actually have enough parts to make a fully equipped team]]. For example, the plasma gun, the melta gun, and boltgun ''all share the same shoulder'', of which there is only one in the kit, putting you in a bind when you actually want additional special weapon support.
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	*'''Fucking Cheap''': Let's take it like you want a Kill-Team from scratch and do not use any squads you already have which meet the criteria. Well, congrats! You probably only need one or two boxes of miniatures. This depends on armies and builds, of course; but on average, it's highly plausible to have a Kill Team for under $50.		*'''Fucking Cheap''': Let's take it like you want a Kill-Team from scratch and do not use any squads you already have which meet the criteria. Well, congrats! You probably only need one or two boxes of miniatures. This depends on armies and builds, of course; but on average, it's highly plausible to have a Kill Team for under $50.

	*'''Much cheese avoided''': ~~Enough~~ of the [[Riptide#XV104_Riptide_Battlesuit\|Riptide]], [[Wraithknight]], [[Heldrake]] (even with nerfs) and [[Wave Serpent]] dickery? Good news, the most overpowered units in 40k cannot be taken in Kill-Team. In the HoR Kill Team spam and strong units are usually taken care of at army list level by the devs, so That Guy will have a hard time finding bullshit loopholes with which masturbate itself furiously.		*'''Much cheese avoided''': Had enough of the [[Riptide#XV104_Riptide_Battlesuit\|Riptide]], [[Wraithknight]], [[Heldrake]] (even with nerfs) and [[Wave Serpent]] dickery? Good news, the most overpowered units in 40k cannot be taken in Kill-Team. In the HoR Kill Team spam and strong units are usually taken care of at army list level by the devs, so That Guy will have a hard time finding bullshit loopholes with which masturbate itself furiously.

	*'''[[Your dudes]] friendly''': While much harder in entire armies, it's easy to empathize with a squad of individual miniatures and make your Kill Teams truly unique and YOURS. The Specialist rules only makes this decision easier. Remember the Last Chancers, where everyone was different? Basically the same thing that you can do to your dudes, especially if you have bits of the race the Kill Team will be. "See that [[Necron]] Immortal with bits of Deathmark's rifle? That's X-547, my weapon specialist and a hotshot everywhere", or "I'm Kargoth, the Dirty fighter [[Khorne\|Berzerker]]! I'm here to kick ass and chew bubblegum! AND I'M ALL OUT OF GUM." That kind of thing.		*'''[[Your dudes]] friendly''': While much harder in entire armies, it's easy to empathize with a squad of individual miniatures and make your Kill Teams truly unique and YOURS. The Specialist rules only makes this decision easier. Remember the Last Chancers, where everyone was different? Basically the same thing that you can do to your dudes, especially if you have bits of the race the Kill Team will be. "See that [[Necron]] Immortal with bits of Deathmark's rifle? That's X-547, my weapon specialist and a hotshot everywhere", or "I'm Kargoth, the Dirty fighter [[Khorne\|Berzerker]]! I'm here to kick ass and chew bubblegum! AND I'M ALL OUT OF GUM." That kind of thing.

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	[[File:KillTeamHeader (9th).png\|600px\|center\|thumb\|Header for 9th Edition.]]		[[File:KillTeamHeader (9th).png\|600px\|center\|thumb\|Header for 9th Edition.]]
	The second edition of Kill Team (2018), completely reworked from the ground up to function as its own unique game rather than 40K with extra steps. Particular changes of note include the elimination of points costs so that you don't have to mathhammer over every little dude and piece of gear, and attempts to address the cheese of last edition, like spamming frag cannons and plasma. The new edition also reworked the factions, again. The two teams of the starter set (and each other boxset) got split off into their own separate factions (kommandos and veteran guardsmen) for some strange reason, existing factions got pruned of several units (losing a lot of what they got from Elites and Commanders), and some of the more niche factions didn't make it into the new edition ''at all'', so if you enjoyed playing Servants of the Abyss, you're out of luck. But Kroot Mercs made it in. ''Twice''. [[derp\|Wrap your head around that.]] Also came with a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XA3RmSKVnOw&ab_channel=Warhammer\|pretty badass trailer]]		The second edition of Kill Team (2018), completely reworked from the ground up to function as its own unique game rather than 40K with extra steps. Particular changes of note include the elimination of points costs so that you don't have to mathhammer over every little dude and piece of gear, and attempts to address the cheese of last edition, like spamming frag cannons and plasma. The new edition also reworked the factions, again. The two teams of the starter set (and each other boxset) got split off into their own separate factions (kommandos and veteran guardsmen) for some strange reason, existing factions got pruned of several units (losing a lot of what they got from Elites and Commanders), and some of the more niche factions didn't make it into the new edition ''at all'', so if you enjoyed playing Servants of the Abyss, you're out of luck. But Kroot Mercs made it in. ''Twice''. [[derp\|Wrap your head around that.]] Also came with a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XA3RmSKVnOw&ab_channel=Warhammer\|pretty badass trailer]]
	*'''9th Edition Kill Team: Compendium (2021):''' Released alongside Octarius to allow people to play with some of the models they already had. Of course, these rules were very rudimentary in most cases and as time went on, some of the teams implemented either became less desirable or were outright rendered obsolete by the inclusion of not only new boxsets but also new Kill Teams that were only found in issues of [[White Dwarf]].		*'''9th Edition Kill Team: Compendium (2021):''' Released alongside Octarius to allow people to play with some of the models they already had. Of course, these rules were very rudimentary in most cases and as time went on, some of the teams implemented either became less desirable or were outright rendered obsolete by the inclusion of not only new boxsets but also new bespoke Kill Teams that were only found in issues of [[White Dwarf]].
	*'''9th Edition Kill Team: [[Octarius War\|Octarius]] (2021):''' The first recorded instance of plastic [[Death Korps of Krieg\|Kriegers]] - a reveal that had had many cheering. Also present are some rather [[Catachan]]-styled Ork [[Kommando]]s and a bunch of orky terrain full of scraps. Just be sure and check the sprues carefully before you make your team list to jump right into the game, and be ready to go to your bits box or ebay for some extra parts, as [[FAIL\|the Krieg sprues don't actually have enough parts to make a fully equipped team]]. For example, the plasma gun, the melta gun, and boltgun ''all share the same shoulder'', of which there is only one in the kit, putting you in a bind when you actually want additional special weapon support.		*'''9th Edition Kill Team: [[Octarius War\|Octarius]] (2021):''' The first recorded instance of plastic [[Death Korps of Krieg\|Kriegers]] - a reveal that had had many cheering. Also present are some rather [[Catachan]]-styled Ork [[Kommando]]s and a bunch of orky terrain full of scraps. Just be sure and check the sprues carefully before you make your team list to jump right into the game, and be ready to go to your bits box or ebay for some extra parts, as [[FAIL\|the Krieg sprues don't actually have enough parts to make a fully equipped team]]. For example, the plasma gun, the melta gun, and boltgun ''all share the same shoulder'', of which there is only one in the kit, putting you in a bind when you actually want additional special weapon support.
	*'''9th Edition Kill Team: Chalnath (2021):''' The next boxset of the new Kill Team, set between a set of [[Novitiate Squad\|Novitiate]] [[Sisters of Battle]] (something that's never been seen before) fighting a pack of [[Tau]] [[Pathfinder Team\|Pathfinders]] wielding some snazzy new gear that hasn't been seen before.		*'''9th Edition Kill Team: Chalnath (2021):''' The next boxset of the new Kill Team, set between a set of [[Novitiate Squad\|Novitiate]] [[Sisters of Battle]] (something that's never been seen before) fighting a pack of [[Tau]] [[Pathfinder Team\|Pathfinders]] wielding some snazzy new gear that hasn't been seen before.
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	** They also clarified that despite the new focus on close-quarters, this new "season" is not a new edition of the game (but they do have optional rules to try and emulate Zone Mortalis) and previous armies will play well with the new setting.		** They also clarified that despite the new focus on close-quarters, this new "season" is not a new edition of the game (but they do have optional rules to try and emulate Zone Mortalis) and previous armies will play well with the new setting.
	*'''9th Edition Kill Team Annual (2022):''' A long time coming, but this will compile not only all of the White Dwarf Kill Teams and special scenarios into one book, but it also heralds the return of the Elucidan Starstriders and Gellerpox Infected teams from last edition. Still no Servants of the Abyss though (Sure, some might argue that the Blooded fill more or less the same niche, but they don't have traitor psykers, tech priests, and beastmen).		*'''9th Edition Kill Team Annual (2022):''' A long time coming, but this will compile not only all of the White Dwarf Kill Teams and special scenarios into one book, but it also heralds the return of the Elucidan Starstriders and Gellerpox Infected teams from last edition. Still no Servants of the Abyss though (Sure, some might argue that the Blooded fill more or less the same niche, but they don't have traitor psykers, tech priests, and beastmen).
	*'''9th Edition Kill Team: Shadowvaults (2022):''' Part two of the Gallowdark saga, seeing not only Kasrkin make their glorious return, but also a unique [[Necron]] kill team led by a Cryptek with forces of Immortals and Deathmarks on hand alongside an understudy ~~Cryptek~~ and Plasmacytes.		*'''9th Edition Kill Team: Shadowvaults (2022):''' Part two of the Gallowdark saga, seeing not only Kasrkin make their glorious return, but also a unique [[Necron]] kill team led by a Cryptek with forces of Immortals and Deathmarks on hand alongside an understudy Apprentek and Plasmacytes.
	*'''9th Edition Kill Team: Soulshackle (2023):''' Part three of the Gallowdark saga, giving a bespoke [[Dark Eldar]] team full of Kabalite warriors versus the first appearance of the [[Adeptus Arbites]] in tabletop form, complete with a [[Cyber-Mastiff]]. Apparently comes with new terrain because GW realizes that they can only get away with recycling the same terrain for so long.		*'''9th Edition Kill Team: Soulshackle (2023):''' Part three of the Gallowdark saga, giving a bespoke [[Dark Eldar]] team full of Kabalite warriors versus the first appearance of the [[Adeptus Arbites]] in tabletop form, complete with a [[Cyber-Mastiff]]. Apparently comes with new terrain because GW realizes that they can only get away with recycling the same terrain for so long.
	*'''9th Edition Kill Team: Gallowfall (2023):''' The finale of the Gallowdark saga, as the space hulk is now crumbling and ~~crashing~~ on a nearby planet while everyone else is busy looting what they can. Gives two entirely new teams for the [[Leagues of Votann]] and a pack of [[Beastmen]] who've lived on the ship before anyone else did.		*'''9th Edition Kill Team: Gallowfall (2023):''' The finale of the Gallowdark saga, as the space hulk is now crumbling and set to crash on a nearby planet while everyone else is busy looting what they can before bailing. Gives two entirely new teams for the [[Leagues of Votann]] and a pack of Chaos [[Beastmen]] who've lived on the ship before anyone else did.
			*'''9th Edition Kill Team: Ashes of Faith (2023):''' Announced on Warhammer Fest 2023, this might well be the start of a whole new saga. While the Cultists look to be merely reprints of the existing line (Cultists, Dark Commune as specialists and leaders, Cultist Torments as monsters), the [[Inquisition\|Inquisitorial Agents]] promise to bring back the old-school ragtag band of gun-toting bums that fill an Inquisitorial retinue. Even better is that this faction has the option to add in an additional support squads from the packed-in [[Sisters of Silence]] and [[Tempestus Scions]] to adding in the Arbites and Kriegers (whom they took this idea from).

	===The Game===		===The Game===