You want rules for Warhammer 40k, you got them! Come see the new tabletop rules for the Deathwatch: Overkill box set!
Grab your German to English dictionary and get your sleuthing cap, these pictures are a mystery hunters dream!
Source: Ucheny
And there is a genestealer picture, friend of mine claims that his stats is
Patriarch Ghosar (unkown price).
WS 7
BS-?
S-5
T-5
W-3
I-7
A-4
Ld-10
Sv-4+Wargear;
Patriarch’s Claws-???
Genestealer Familiar-???Special rules.
Bulky
Fear
Fearless
Hit and Run
Independent Charakter
Infiltrate
Move Througt Cover
Psyker lv 2 (Telepathy)
StealhThe Favoured Disciples: troops 17 meltabombs (12 models) .
WS.4
BS.3
S.4
T.3
W.1
I.4
A.2
LD.8
SV.5+Wargear.;
Autopistol
Ccw
Rending claws. User S. 5ap. Melee,Rending
Assault granades.Special Rules;
Fearless.
Here comes the Deathwatch, and they’re NOT just for their own game anymore!
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