Overall, Kill Team Nachmund does exactly what we want for Kill Team as a system. Weirdly complicated mission setups aside, it’s expanding the tools we have for more varied and frantic games of a solid and enjoyable skirmish system. […]
Where I am sat, it is as if there has been some kind of bizarre rip in time-space. Six months ago, I received a sample copy of Kill Team: Octarius for review, and fortunately, the […]
If you haven’t seen my recent review of the new Kill Team rules, I strongly advise you give it a gander. The system itself is unique and works rather well to most extents. If you […]
I do feel as if I’ve written more Kill Team content than any other system at this point. Be it the tepid launch of the previous edition or the rocky and less-than-ideal release of the […]
es. Customisation-laden forces. Relatively small table-space needed for play. To see a new release for Kill Team imbued me with such joy. Alas, Pariah Nexus scrambles out of the gate to cover lots of ground, failing to solidly land on its feet. […]
Let’s hope that Kill Team doesn’t forget that it’s supposed to be welcoming. It should act as an open door into the hobby for new players and not an overtly-intricate and daunting cast iron gate. […]
Rogue Trader has crash-landed straight onto my table. With new models, a new double-sided board and some new rules to dig into, I was eager to keep on feeding my appetite for skirmish warfare. I’ve […]
Those of you who have perused any of my articles will know by now that I love some Warhammer 40,000; Kill Team included. It ticks all of my boxes with it being grimdark, sci-fi warfare at […]
Kill Team – the two words together in Warhammer 40K is nothing new. The name and concept have been done for years under Games Workshop within the grimdark setting. There was Kill Team, then there […]
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