Games Workshop is kicking off the new Kill Team event series starting this weekend. Checkout this new Organized Play kit & rules for Warhammer 40k !
Hobbyists all over the world are gearing up for this falls Organized Play event from Games Workshop! Grab your team and head off to your local store and get stuck in! Details below:
Source: GW (Facebook)
Right now, hundreds of independent retail stores across the world are running Kill Team games as part of the Into No Man’s Land event series. This is a great way to get involved in the Warhammer 40,000 community in your local area, as you only need a single squad or a handful of models to take part.
Check out the full list of participating stored here to find where you can join in:
https://goo.gl/6xaeIx
Have You Played Yet?
Details on the new Kill Team: No Man’s Land
You saw it here first last week – the new fall kit seems to be centered on Kill Team, but also looks to have scenarios for Multiplayer events for games of 40k as well. Organizers can also run this as a tournament, one off event, league or all of the above!
Source: Scanner
Typos aside, there is a TON of awesome play potential in this kit, and don’t forget those great looking token punchouts, turn chips and swag:
Ruleswise if your looking to run your own Kill Team Campaign (old school style), there is both rules for that, and rules for gaining additional benefits etc for your units as well.
Rewards of battle (aka Risk Vs. Reward).
Overall I think this is a great kit put out by Games Workshop with tons of ways to keep players engaged this holiday season.
Not down with Kill Team yet? What are you waiting for, fast and furious grim dark battles have NEVER been easier!
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