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Tactical Points

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	*''Boots Before Loot:'' +1 TP if your team lacks any inventory from the Opus Armoury.		*''Boots Before Loot:'' +1 TP if your team lacks any inventory from the Opus Armoury.
	*''Shiny Fingz:'' +1 TP if your team carries 3+ items from the Opus Armoury.		*''Shiny Fingz:'' +1 TP if your team carries 3+ items from the Opus Armoury.
	*''Motley Crew:'' +1 TP if your team is not from a single army Opus, if possible.		*''Motley Crew:'' -1 TP if your team is not from a single army Opus, if possible.

	====Philosophies====		====Philosophies====

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	This is a stub of the unofficial '''Heralds of Ruin''' Kill-Team ruleset, which seeks to establish a separate paradigm from the official GW Kill-Team. For starters, there is a bit more focus on how morale and setting take part in the battle and there is a more inclusive ruleset not so easily bound to what models are made.		This is a stub of the unofficial '''Heralds of Ruin''' Kill-Team ruleset, which seeks to establish a separate paradigm from the official GW Kill-Team. For starters, there is a bit more focus on how morale and setting take part in the battle and there is a more inclusive ruleset not so easily bound to what models are made made by the community itself.

			The big downside, however, stems from that last point: The rules are designed by a vast community that may have different notions about how balance works. In addition, the community will prefer to focus on certain things as they feel like, leading to situations where mainliner armies will get whatever they want while lesser-known or fan-made armies will get next to nothing once the opus is complete.


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	**Grenades: Grenades are always One Use Only.		**Grenades: Grenades are always One Use Only.
	**Inspiring Presence: A rule Team Leaders have by default. It allows any model within 6" of the model with the IP rule to use that model's Ld for any tests they need to take. Simple, really.		**Inspiring Presence: A rule Team Leaders have by default. It allows any model within 6" of the model with the IP rule to use that model's Ld for any tests they need to take. Simple, really.
	**Look Out (Sir)!: Yes, this one's back. Whenever a model with Inspiring Presence is targeted, an ally within 3" can test Ld to make themselves the target, giving the attacker a +1 to hit. This is limited to once per target per phase, meaning that you can't have a dozen cultists throw their lives down to protect a ~~Chaos Lord~~ from an autocannon.		**Look Out (Sir)!: Yes, this one's back. Whenever a model with Inspiring Presence is targeted, an ally within 3" can test Ld to make themselves the target, giving the attacker a +1 to hit. This is limited to once per target per phase, meaning that you can't have a dozen cultists throw their lives down to protect a Genestealer Primus from an autocannon.

	*Shooting Phase		*Shooting Phase
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	====Philosophies====		====Philosophies====
	These are a bit like warlord traits, but these have a direct impact on how the army can gain extra Tactical Points, and thus are influenced by your team composition/tactics.		These are a bit like warlord traits, but these have a direct impact on how the army can gain extra Tactical Points, and thus are influenced by your team composition/tactics. Unlike above, you can only select one of these philosophies.

	*''One-Track Mind:'' +1 TP if you limit yourself to using only one Tactical Action per game.		*''One-Track Mind:'' +1 TP if you limit yourself to using only one Tactical Action per game.
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	== Tactics ==		== Tactics ==

	All existing factions has a ruleset (here called an Opus) for 8th, and has their own list of models, tactics, and wargear for use. Most are existing models with no extra rules, but some are slightly changed to make them work with the rules of Kill Team. Some are completely new entries with rules unseen in the official codices and others are just offshoots from official codices or taking from FW. The lists also assume that you have your codex at hand, as all ~~statlines~~ and upgrades use the same points as standard.		All existing factions has a ruleset (here called an Opus) for 8th, and has their own list of models, tactics, and wargear for use. Most are existing models with no extra rules, but some are slightly changed to make them work with the rules of Kill Team. Some are completely new entries with rules unseen in the official codices and others are just offshoots from official codices or taking from FW. The lists also assume that you have your codex at hand, as all special rules and upgrades use the same points as standard.

	~~It should also be noted that the various sheets~~

	===Imperium===		===Imperium===
	*[[Space Marines]] (Generic Marines): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Space Marines(8E)\|Version 1.4]]. They come in lots of other flavors, if Ultramarine Vanilla doesn't cut it for you:		*[[Space Marines]] (Generic Marines): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Space Marines(8E)\|Version 1.4]]. They come in lots of other flavors, but if Ultramarine Vanilla doesn't cut it for you...
	**[[Black Templars]] (zealous footslog-assault): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Black Templars(8E)\|Version 1.3]].		**[[Black Templars]] (zealous footslog-assault): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Black Templars(8E)\|Version 1.3]].
	**[[Blood Angels]] (fast jumpy-assaulting zealots): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Blood Angels(8E)\|Version 1.4]].		**[[Blood Angels]] (fast jumpy-assaulting zealots): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Blood Angels(8E)\|Version 1.4]].
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	*[[Dark Eldar]] (Murder elves): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Dark Eldar(8E)\|Version 3.1]].		*[[Dark Eldar]] (Murder elves): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Dark Eldar(8E)\|Version 3.1]].
	*Craftworld [[Eldar]] (Jumpy elves): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Eldar(8E)\|Version 3.0a]].		*Craftworld [[Eldar]] (Jumpy elves): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Eldar(8E)\|Version 3.0a]].
	**[[Harlequins]] (Even jumpier elves): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Harlequins(8E)\|Version 2.0.]].		**[[Harlequins]] (Even jumpier clown elves): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Harlequins(8E)\|Version 2.0.]].
	**Eldar Corsairs (Pirate elves): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Eldar Corsairs(8E)\|Version 2.3]]		**Eldar Corsairs (Pirate elves): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Eldar Corsairs(8E)\|Version 2.3]]
	*[[Necrons]] (Hardass zombie robots): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Necrons(8E)\|Version 1.4.]]		*[[Necrons]] (Hardass zombie robots): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Necrons(8E)\|Version 1.4.]]

1d4chan>ThatOneBruvva: /* Chaos */

2019-07-25T14:24:37Z

Chaos

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	===Chaos===		===Chaos===
	*[[Chaos Space Marines]] (Evil Marines with focus on the Traitor Legions): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Chaos Space Marines(8E)\|Version 3.0]].		*[[Chaos Space Marines]] (Evil Marines with focus on the Traitor Legions): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Chaos Space Marines(8E)\|Version 9.7]].
	**[[Death Guard]] (Evil marines that smell):		**[[Death Guard]] (Evil marines that smell): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Death Guard(8E)\|Version 10.0]]
	**[[Thousand Sons]] (Evil wizard marines):		**[[Thousand Sons]] (Evil wizard marines): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Thousand Sons(8E)\|Version 9.5]]
	**Daemonkin of [[Malice]] (The forces of a god that may or may not exist):		**Daemonkin of [[Malice]] (The forces of a god that may or may not exist): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Daemonkin of Malice(8E)\|Version 9.2]]
	*[[Chaos Daemons]] (Evil creepy-crawly things from the realm of nightmares, with less random): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Chaos Daemons(8E)\|Version 3.1]].		*[[Chaos Daemons]] (Evil creepy-crawly things from the realm of nightmares, with less random): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Chaos Daemons(8E)\|Version 1.3]].
	*Renegades & Heretics (Traitorous Guardsmen): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Renegades & Heretics(8E)\|Version 0.0]]		*Renegades & Heretics (Traitorous Guardsmen): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Renegades & Heretics(8E)\|Version 0.0]]

1d4chan>ThatOneBruvva: /* Campaigns */

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Campaigns

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	In order to allow narratives to be made in an organized fashion, there are supplemental rules that tell how a campaign can be run.		In order to allow narratives to be made in an organized fashion, there are supplemental rules that tell how a campaign can be run.
	#Build a Kill-Team. The recommended amount is around 250 points.		#Build a Kill-Team. The recommended amount is around 250 points.
	#*~~Establish a Force. This Force is essentially a pool of all the~~ models you ~~have for the whole campaign.~~		#*If you have more models than you want/need, you can place some into Tactical Reserves. They'll remain where they are, but won't be able to score anything until they're back on the field.
	~~#**In a Force~~, ~~Core Models of the same type join into 5-man groups which are deployed together in a game. This is just so~~ you can ~~roll certain upgrades without having to pour over every single model~~. They'~~re otherwise the same as regular.~~
	~~#***If you ever need to replace a lost member of a group, roll 1d6. If the result is higher than or equal to the number of battle honours the team has, then~~ they~~'ll be replacing that model. Otherwise~~, ~~the new guy~~ won't be able to ~~be used and you have to wait a turn before trying again.~~
	~~#***Squads act as single groups. They gain Battle Honours and replacements as if~~ they're ~~a group.~~
	#**In a game where the Leader is out of commission, a Special Model can become a Leader with Inspiring Aura. This makes them effectively a leader, but it'll costs -1VP from whatever winnings you get. Note that if you have no Core models to use in a game, then you immediately forfeit the ~~game~~.
	#Play the damn game. Seriously.		#Play the damn game. Seriously.
	#Determine injuries for totally-dead models/squads.		#Determine injuries for totally-dead models/squads.
	#*Core and special units have different result tables to roll on for injuries~~, as do transports, walkers, and artillery if you take them~~. While Core units either get dead or alive, Special models can risk ~~losing~~ from a stat or ~~being temporarily out of a game~~.		#*Core and special/leader units have different result tables to roll on for injuries. While Core units either get dead or alive, Special and Leader models roll a d66 and can risk anything from death to stat loss (temporary or permanent) to returning good as new.
	#Determine RP and Renown won		#Determine Requisition Points and Renown won
	#*Requisition is won through accomplishing certain goals ~~in the~~ game. They ~~make models better.~~		#*Requisition is won through accomplishing certain goals each game. They can grant a number of benefits
	#*~~Renown is generally~~ how ~~good you are, so~~ they~~'re a score~~. ~~Winners gain renown~~, ~~losers roll d6 where they either lose Renown~~ for ~~what happened or gets +1~~.		#**All models can buy Battle Honours, though any models that aren't leaders are limited in how many groups besides the General and Faction tables they can pick from and how many honours they can select. It should be noted that any elite units (models with 2+ saves, really durable models or those with unusual abilities) pay more for their Honours.
	#~~Spend RP~~		#**You can spend RP for Battlefield support, granting you either a supporting piece of terrain, a turret, or artillery.
	#*You can either ~~spend Requisition to replace models~~, ~~upgrade the base~~ or ~~buy Battle Honours for certain models~~.		#**If you use bases, you can spend RP to upgrade them with specialized facilities that can offer in-game benefits, level up the facilities to expand the points cap for your teams and the number of facilities you can purchase (though this costs upkeep each game after), and expands the size of the base itself should it ever get raided.
	#**~~Base upgrades give~~ you ~~not only bonus points to spend on your Force~~, ~~but~~ you can ~~also~~ spend ~~Requisition~~ to ~~get you bonuses~~ you can ~~use on-field~~.		#*Renown is gained for certain landmark achievements for each model. The more renown gained performing certain tasks (such as killing with a flamer or for capping an objective), the more passive benefits you get for that task.
	#**Battle Honours upgrade one model in a ~~group by either raising his stats~~ or ~~giving him special rules he normally doesn't get. Walkers and Transports have different upgrades from the infantry~~, ~~with one allowing them to recover any lasting damage they take from~~ the ~~Injury Results Table. If a model ever is killed and stays dead after a game, they lose whatever Battle Honours they~~ get.

	Rinse and repeat until you have a winner.		Rinse and repeat until you have a winner.


	== Tactics ==		== Tactics ==

1d4chan>ThatOneBruvva at 17:12, 27 June 2019

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	This is usually the expensive part of making an army, but when playing Kill Team, you usually just need two or three kits of infantry. A Space Marine Team can be made of a kit of Tacs and a kit of Sternguards without problem, and even Orks can make an entire army of a box of Nobs and a box of Boyz.		This is usually the expensive part of making an army, but when playing Kill Team, you usually just need two or three kits of infantry. A Space Marine Team can be made of a kit of Tacs and a kit of Sternguards without problem, and even Orks can make an entire army of a box of Nobs and a box of Boyz.

	A Kill Team is usually set at around 250 pts, and in general has one Team Leader (who keeps up morale and kick ass in CC), about 20-30 Core models (~~Do I need to explain~~) and about 5 Special Models (Who are models that would otherwise be a bitch to fight, and therefore is kept to a minimum, like Terminators or Dark Reapers). Most Team Leaders have some ability to get Special Models to Core (see the aforementioned Terminators), or increase the amount you can take of some Core models, which is why it is best to choose your Team Leader first before getting the rest - A Team Leader is good, A Team Leader that fits within the list and boosts it is absolutely boss.		A Kill Team is usually set at around 250 pts, and in general has one Team Leader (who keeps up morale and kick ass in CC), about 20-30 Core models (Your troops) and about 5 Special Models (Who are models that would otherwise be a bitch to fight, and therefore is kept to a minimum, like Terminators or Dark Reapers). Most Team Leaders have some ability to get Special Models to Core (see the aforementioned Terminators), or increase the amount you can take of some Core models, which is why it is best to choose your Team Leader first before getting the rest - A Team Leader is good, A Team Leader that fits within the list and boosts it is absolutely boss.

	There are two general rules when creating a Kill Team:		There are two general rules when creating a Kill Team:
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	===New Rules===		===New Rules===

	Kill team brings in a whole lot of new rules to simulate what the producers call a "cinematic experience", alongside simple amendments for rules like [[Orks\|Mob Rule]] and [[Astra Militarum\|Orders]] that make the more iconic parts of each faction stand out even more. They also bring new rules entirely for some models, a good load of extra gear for all factions and some new factions like [[Adeptus Arbites]], [[~~Genestealer~~]] ~~Cults~~ and [[~~Deathwatch~~]] armies, making the game function more like [[Mordheim]] than 40K. What follows is a list of changed rules and amendments for the game in general. If it isn't mentioned, it hasn't been changed.		Kill team brings in a whole lot of new rules to simulate what the producers call a "cinematic experience", alongside simple amendments for rules like [[Orks\|Mob Rule]] and [[Astra Militarum\|Orders]] that make the more iconic parts of each faction stand out even more. They also bring new rules entirely for some models, a good load of extra gear for all factions and some new factions like [[Adeptus Arbites]], [[Rogue Trader]]s and [[Squat]] armies, making the game function more like [[Mordheim]] than 40K. What follows is a list of changed rules and amendments for the game in general. If it isn't mentioned, it hasn't been changed.

	*Movement Phase.		*Movement Phase.
	**Difficult Terrain: When moving through Difficult Terrain, your model subtracts 2" from its total Movement.		**Difficult Terrain: When moving through Difficult Terrain, your model subtracts 2" from its total Movement.
	**Advancing: All your models have suddenly learned to ~~move~~ about without stumbling all the time: you can choose between trying your luck with D6" or adding a flat 3" when Advancing.		**Advancing: All your models have suddenly learned to run about without stumbling all the time: you can choose between trying your luck with D6" or adding a flat 3" when Advancing.
	**Climbing: Same as Difficult Terrain, subtract 2".		**Climbing: Same as Difficult Terrain, subtract 2".
	***Jumping and Jumping Down: Move to the edge of where you want to jump, then roll a D6: on a 2+ you can use your remaining inches to move through the air to you assigned location. If failed, the model will fall to the bottom of the building, closest to where your model jumped and take a S X Ap X/2 hit, where X is equal to inches fallen. Damage is 1 for falling less than 6", D3 otherwise. When jumping down, don't measure the distance travelled down as movement. If the model Advanced add 3" to the jump distance.		***Jumping and Jumping Down: Move to the edge of where you want to jump, then roll a D6: on a 2+ you can use your remaining inches to move through the air to you assigned location. If failed, the model will fall to the bottom of the building, closest to where your model jumped and take a S X Ap X/2 hit, where X is equal to inches fallen. Damage is 1 for falling less than 6", D3 otherwise. When jumping down, don't measure the distance travelled down as movement. If the model Advanced add 3" to the jump distance.
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	*Terrain.		*Terrain.
	**Real Terrain: Kill Team simulates walls just more realistically - A wall is a wall and cannot be moved through if there are no doors or openings, where doors are ~~regardes~~ as any actual doors on the Ruin model, and open spaces as any open space less than 1" high and more than 1" across. This means that most chest high walls can be moved through without suffering Difficult Terrain.		**Real Terrain: Kill Team simulates walls just more realistically - A wall is a wall and cannot be moved through if there are no doors or openings, where doors are regarded as any actual doors on the Ruin model, and open spaces as any open space less than 1" high and more than 1" across. This means that most chest high walls can be moved through without suffering Difficult Terrain.

	*Psychic Phase.		*Psychic Phase.
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	***Threshold 1: 50-25% of your Team is alive		***Threshold 1: 50-25% of your Team is alive
	***Threshold 2: less than 25% of your Team is alive		***Threshold 2: less than 25% of your Team is alive
	**Nerve: When a model is taken out of action, all friendly ~~model~~ within 3" take a Leadership test. If failed, the model must try to Hide following the usual crit-[[CLANG\|CLANG - WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT?]]		**Nerve: When a model is taken out of action, all friendly models within 3" must take a Leadership test. If failed, the model must try to Hide following the usual crit-[[CLANG\|CLANG - WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT?]]

	*New Rules.		*New Rules.
	**Grenades: Grenades are always One Use Only.		**Grenades: Grenades are always One Use Only.
	**[[Dakka\|Suppressing Fire]]: Any model with a ranged weapon with more than one shot per Shooting Phase may choose to allocate those shots - The original target gets the first shot, then pick as many enemy models within 6" as there are remaining shots. You may only allocate more than one shot on a model if all other targets has one shot on them too.		**Inspiring Presence: A rule Team Leaders have by default. It allows any model within 6" of the model with the IP rule to use that model's Ld for any tests they need to take. Simple, really.
	**New USR.		**Look Out (Sir)!: Yes, this one's back. Whenever a model with Inspiring Presence is targeted, an ally within 3" can test Ld to make themselves the target, giving the attacker a +1 to hit. This is limited to once per target per phase, meaning that you can't have a dozen cultists throw their lives down to protect a Chaos Lord from an autocannon.
	***Inspiring Presence: A rule Team Leaders have by default. It allows any model within 6" of the model with the IP rule to use that model's Ld for ~~anything - Nerve, Psychic Powers~~ tests~~, you name it~~. Simple, really.
	***Look Out (Sir)!: Yes, this one's back. Whenever a model with Inspiring Presence is targeted, an ally within 3" can test Ld to make themselves the target, giving the attacker a +1 to hit. This is limited to once per target per phase, meaning that you can't have a dozen cultists throw their lives down to protect a Chaos Lord from an autocannon.

	*~~Charge~~ Phase (This ~~is where it gets tricky)~~.		*Shooting Phase
			**While you need to fire at the closest model (Snipers avoiding this), you can split up the shots between this primary target and any others near them if you have a gun with multiple shots. This gives you a chance to shoot past a character's bodyguard if you have them cornered with only a few bodyguards.

			*Charge Phase.
	**New Order of Operation: First, chose an enemy model, then, declare any and all charges against that single model. This means that massed charges at each model will happen, and reactions will be accordingly for the receiver of the charge - He can choose who and what to Overwatch, and if he want someone to charge to afterwards.		**New Order of Operation: First, chose an enemy model, then, declare any and all charges against that single model. This means that massed charges at each model will happen, and reactions will be accordingly for the receiver of the charge - He can choose who and what to Overwatch, and if he want someone to charge to afterwards.
	**Supporting Charge: A model may charge a model already stuck in even though he can't be moved to be in base contact with the enemy model - Charge like you would measure towards the enemy, and then get your model as close to the enemy as possible. A model who charged this way are counted as being in melee with the enemy model regardless of Line of Sight.		**Supporting Charge: A model may charge a model already stuck in even though he can't be moved to be in base contact with the enemy model - Charge like you would measure towards the enemy, and then get your model as close to the enemy as possible. A model who charged this way are counted as being in melee with the enemy model regardless of Line of Sight.

1d4chan>ThatOneBruvva: /* Tactical Points */

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Tactical Points

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	===Tactical Points===		===Tactical Points===
	Of course, just like bighammer, there are Command Points available, here renamed "Tactical Points". However, the means to get them are a good lot more diverse to compensate for the lack of different detachments. The following are open to all armies:		Of course, just like bighammer, there are Command Points available, here renamed "Tactical Points". However, the means to get them are a good lot more diverse to compensate for the lack of different detachments. The following are benefits open to all armies:

	*''Destined for Greatness:'' +3 TP for using a Team Leader. In campaigns, this is increased by +1 for each fight the leader took part in.		*''Destined for Greatness:'' +3 TP for using a Team Leader. In campaigns, this is increased by +1 for each fight the leader took part in.
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	====Philosophies====		====Philosophies====
	These are a bit like warlord traits, but these have a direct impact on how the army can gain extra Tactical Points.		These are a bit like warlord traits, but these have a direct impact on how the army can gain extra Tactical Points, and thus are influenced by your team composition/tactics.

	*''One-Track Mind:'' +1 TP if you limit yourself to using only one Tactical Action per game.		*''One-Track Mind:'' +1 TP if you limit yourself to using only one Tactical Action per game.
	*''Keep Them Guessing:'' +2 TP, but you can never use any Tactical Action more than once.		*''Keep Them Guessing:'' +2 TP, but you can never use any Tactical Action more than once.
	*''Bloodthirsty:'' +1 TP for scoring First Blood; this is raised to +2 TP if your Warlord scored the kill.		*''Bloodthirsty:'' +1 TP for scoring First Blood; this is raised to +2 TP if your Warlord scored the kill.
	*''Raider: +1 TP the first time a model from your team enters the enemy deployment zone.		*''Raider:'' +1 TP the first time a model from your team enters the enemy deployment zone.

	====Tactical Actions====		====Tactical Actions====
	Because those Tactical Points have to be used for something, just like Command Points.		Because those Tactical Points have to be used for something, just like Command Points.

	*''Tactical Re-Roll (1 TP):'' Re-roll a single die.		*'''Tactical Re-Roll (1 TP):''' Re-roll a single die.
	*''Speed is of the Essence (1 TP):'' Up to two models may ignore any terrain this phase.		*'''Speed is of the Essence (1 TP):''' Up to two models may ignore any terrain this phase.
	*''Counter-Attack (1 TP):'' Used at the start of a charge. After the charge, you can let one model fight back.		*'''Counter-Attack (1 TP):''' Used at the start of a charge. After the charge, you can let one model fight back.
	*''Immovable Object (1 TP):'' Select one objective. So long as a model from your side is within 3" of it, you count as having one extra model there. This can be used multiple times, but only once per round.		*'''Immovable Object (1 TP):''' Select one objective. So long as a model from your side is within 3" of it, you count as having one extra model there. This can be used multiple times, but only once per round.
	*''Unstoppable Force (2 TP):'' One model counts as having charged for the Fight phase even if they did not do so.		*'''Unstoppable Force (2 TP):''' One model counts as having charged for the Fight phase even if they did not do so.
	*''At Any Cost (3 TP):'' Auto-pass any Rout test for the turn.		*'''At Any Cost (3 TP):''' Auto-pass any Rout test for the turn.
	*''One Step Ahead (X TP):'' Add X (X being the number of TP spent) to the roll to determine who goes first.		*'''One Step Ahead (X TP):''' Add X (X being the number of TP spent) to the roll to determine who goes first.


	== Campaigns ==		== Campaigns ==

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Imperium

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	*[[Astra Militarum]] (Puny zealous guardsmen, with options for a Militarum Tempestus army): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Astra Militarum(8E)\|Version 1.5]].		*[[Astra Militarum]] (Puny zealous guardsmen, with options for a Militarum Tempestus army): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Astra Militarum(8E)\|Version 1.5]].
	**[[Death Korps of Krieg]] (Puny zealous guardsmen with more sieging): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Death Korps of Krieg(8E)\|Version 2.0]].		**[[Death Korps of Krieg]] (Puny zealous guardsmen with more sieging): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Death Korps of Krieg(8E)\|Version 2.0]].
	*[[Adeptus Ministorum]] (Zealous nuns with guns and armor): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Adeptus Ministorum(8E)\|Version 1.3]].		*[[Sisters of Battle\|Adeptus Ministorum]] (Zealous nuns with guns and armor, supported by angry priests): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Adeptus Ministorum(8E)\|Version 1.3]].
	*[[Adeptus Arbites]] (A zealous mix of Guardsmen and Sisters): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Adeptus Arbites(8E)\|Version 1.4]].		*[[Adeptus Arbites]] (A zealous mix of Guardsmen and Sisters): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Adeptus Arbites(8E)\|Version 1.4]].
	*[[Inquisition]] (Unexpected zealots that make good allies): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Inquisition(8E)\|Version 2.4]].		*[[Inquisition]] (Unexpected zealots that make good allies): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Inquisition(8E)\|Version 2.4]].

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Tactics

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	*[[Astra Militarum]] (Puny zealous guardsmen, with options for a Militarum Tempestus army): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Astra Militarum(8E)\|Version 1.5]].		*[[Astra Militarum]] (Puny zealous guardsmen, with options for a Militarum Tempestus army): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Astra Militarum(8E)\|Version 1.5]].
	**[[Death Korps of Krieg]] (Puny zealous guardsmen with more sieging): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Death Korps of Krieg(8E)\|Version 2.0]].		**[[Death Korps of Krieg]] (Puny zealous guardsmen with more sieging): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Death Korps of Krieg(8E)\|Version 2.0]].
	*[[~~Adepta Sororitas~~]] (Zealous nuns with guns and armor): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/~~Adepta Sororita~~(8E)s\|Version 1.3]].		*[[Adeptus Ministorum]] (Zealous nuns with guns and armor): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Adeptus Ministorum(8E)\|Version 1.3]].
	*[[Adeptus Arbites]] (A zealous mix of Guardsmen and Sisters): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Adeptus Arbites(8E)\|Version 1.4]].		*[[Adeptus Arbites]] (A zealous mix of Guardsmen and Sisters): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Adeptus Arbites(8E)\|Version 1.4]].
	*[[Inquisition]] (Unexpected zealots that make good allies): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Inquisition(8E)\|Version 2.4]].		*[[Inquisition]] (Unexpected zealots that make good allies): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Inquisition(8E)\|Version 2.4]].

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	*[[Astra Militarum]] (Puny zealous guardsmen, with options for a Militarum Tempestus army): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Astra Militarum(8E)\|Version 1.5]].		*[[Astra Militarum]] (Puny zealous guardsmen, with options for a Militarum Tempestus army): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Astra Militarum(8E)\|Version 1.5]].
	**[[Death Korps of Krieg]] (Puny zealous guardsmen with more sieging): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Death Korps of Krieg(8E)\|Version 2.0]].		**[[Death Korps of Krieg]] (Puny zealous guardsmen with more sieging): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Death Korps of Krieg(8E)\|Version 2.0]].
	*[[Adeptus Ministorum]] (Zealous nuns with guns and armor): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Adeptus Ministorum(8E)\|Version 1.3]].		*[[Sisters of Battle\|Adeptus Ministorum]] (Zealous nuns with guns and armor, supported by angry priests): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Adeptus Ministorum(8E)\|Version 1.3]].
	*[[Adeptus Arbites]] (A zealous mix of Guardsmen and Sisters): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Adeptus Arbites(8E)\|Version 1.4]].		*[[Adeptus Arbites]] (A zealous mix of Guardsmen and Sisters): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Adeptus Arbites(8E)\|Version 1.4]].
	*[[Inquisition]] (Unexpected zealots that make good allies): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Inquisition(8E)\|Version 2.4]].		*[[Inquisition]] (Unexpected zealots that make good allies): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Inquisition(8E)\|Version 2.4]].

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	*[[Astra Militarum]] (Puny zealous guardsmen, with options for a Militarum Tempestus army): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Astra Militarum(8E)\|Version 1.5]].		*[[Astra Militarum]] (Puny zealous guardsmen, with options for a Militarum Tempestus army): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Astra Militarum(8E)\|Version 1.5]].
	**[[Death Korps of Krieg]] (Puny zealous guardsmen with more sieging): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Death Korps of Krieg(8E)\|Version 2.0]].		**[[Death Korps of Krieg]] (Puny zealous guardsmen with more sieging): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Death Korps of Krieg(8E)\|Version 2.0]].
	*[[~~Adepta Sororitas~~]] (Zealous nuns with guns and armor): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/~~Adepta Sororita~~(8E)s\|Version 1.3]].		*[[Adeptus Ministorum]] (Zealous nuns with guns and armor): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Adeptus Ministorum(8E)\|Version 1.3]].
	*[[Adeptus Arbites]] (A zealous mix of Guardsmen and Sisters): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Adeptus Arbites(8E)\|Version 1.4]].		*[[Adeptus Arbites]] (A zealous mix of Guardsmen and Sisters): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Adeptus Arbites(8E)\|Version 1.4]].
	*[[Inquisition]] (Unexpected zealots that make good allies): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Inquisition(8E)\|Version 2.4]].		*[[Inquisition]] (Unexpected zealots that make good allies): [[Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team (HoR)/Tactics/Inquisition(8E)\|Version 2.4]].