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Games Workshop has released a full Competitive Play Kit for Kill Team, complete with 4 boards, a complete set of terrain and rules for fixed mission, procedural and even Team events. A full TO briefing and scoring sheet is included. Owen and I take on the ULTIMA Mission (procedurally generated encounters) as we dive in with new Kill Teams (Death Guard and Tau).

For my Review of the box go HERE: https://youtu.be/D5l2GpSEUlI

For my On the Paint Table go HERE: https://youtu.be/kraA8KOiiLA

Great vid, thanks!

Have the rules been changed / updated since the Rogue Trader rules, or are they the same (but just with 'extra' stuff)?

For example, there were a few times when people opened doors then moved. Has that changed, or was that just a mistake?

Have you played through the various boards? Do they play significantly different to each other?

Overall, I was interested in this, but with the multiple boards, I think this is a clear purchase now

These look like the 'objective cards' used at Kill Team: Annihilaton at Warhammer World last year.

They are AMAZINGLY good fun, and getting a board, some terrain, and a good 'balanced pickup' set of missions sounds great (especially since it's 'printed walls' so you don't have to carry too much terrain like you would with most killzones).

hvg3akaek wrote:
Great vid, thanks!

Have the rules been changed / updated since the Rogue Trader rules, or are they the same (but just with 'extra' stuff)?

For example, there were a few times when people opened doors then moved. Has that changed, or was that just a mistake?

Opening doors and then moving is still not allowed but there are a couple of small changes to the rules around visibility and doors.

Cheers - look forward to finding out more