GW dropped the first 10th Edition 40k Leviathan Battle Report, and it’s actually free and not on Warhammer Plus- check it out!
The battle report uses the Combat Patrol rules, and if you grab Leviathan, you could also play these types of games right out of the box. They also show off a few rules and secondaries, but the majority of the battle report has rules we’ve already seen before.
Either way, it’s nice to watch a report of the new edition to see how it actually plays out on the tabletop.
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Now, let’s jump into the battle report.
GW Drops Free 10th Edition 40k Leviathan Battle Report
The report comes from Warhammer Community, but we’ll also have the video for you below.
The folk over at Battle Report have put away their ninth edition books for the last time, and with fresh new datasheets in hand, they’re ready to see what the Space Marines and Tyranids can do.
And the best part? This episode is free to watch for everyone – no Warhammer+ subscription needed.* If you’ve been curious what a real mission from the new edition is like, now’s the time to find out.
It’s always cool to see battle reports for the new edition; with it being free, it’s even better!
One other exciting thing to note, they actually opened up the comments on this, which they rarely do, and the community seems to really like it!
Strike Force Octavius are a compact, elite team of veteran Space Marines and pyreblaster-equipped specialists, searching for vital intelligence that could assist Imperial efforts to combat the numberless Tyranid fleets. More than half of the models are equipped with Terminator armour, making them indomitable walls that the Tyranids will have a tough time chewing through, especially when they’re being roasted by great gouts of flame from the Infernus Squad.
The new Space Marines look great on the tabletop, and with plenty of new terminators, there is a lot to like!
In response, the Vardenghast Swarm has deployed a diverse pack of bioforms, blanketing the battlefield with waves of chittering Termagants while the lumbering Psychophage and stealthy Von Ryan’s Leapers close in for the kill. The Winged Tyranid Prime leading them will get a commanding view of the battle from up high, but can its ravening hordes blunt the fury of the 1st Company and bring down the mighty Terminators?
It’s also really interesting to see how the new Leapers and Psychophage perform!
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