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The three terrain sets look more interesting, depending on the price.

 Ghaz wrote:
Sunday Preview – Purge Necron tomb complexes with Kill Team’s latest expansion

Pre-order this coming Saturday.

EDIT: Am I the only one to notice the differences in the Chronomancer model? Here he is from the Sunday Preview:

Spoiler:

And here's the one from The Codex Show:

Spoiler:

From the WarCom:

Meanwhile, the Chronomancer can be equipped with a choice of aeonstave or entropic lance and has three head options, alongside one of two chronometrons (one open, one closed) in its left hand.

Ancient Otter wrote:
No mention of dice either so would GW expect new players to shell out for the KT dice and card set?

It is indeed confusing, but now that we know it has the core rules, I would assume they would be sensible and add those items simply so that it can be played out of the box.

 Nevelon wrote:

 Ghaz wrote:
Sunday Preview – Purge Necron tomb complexes with Kill Team’s latest expansion

Pre-order this coming Saturday.

EDIT: Am I the only one to notice the differences in the Chronomancer model? Here he is from the Sunday Preview:

Spoiler:

And here's the one from The Codex Show:

Spoiler:

From the WarCom:

Meanwhile, the Chronomancer can be equipped with a choice of aeonstave or entropic lance and has three head options, alongside one of two chronometrons (one open, one closed) in its left hand.

D'OH!

Killzones sounds a bit disappointing with only imperium based fields and the death world.

How about chaos-corrupted worlds, or those of xenos? Maybe a battle in a hiveship or craftworld, or a Harlequin amphitheater. Given the whole Imdomitus theme, why not a necron world?

Theyre reusing existing one and and non-imperium terrain usually suck because they didn't provide proper block and cover, lack elevation and combability with other kits. Like the Eldar jungle, which was cast in china and shipped in plastic bags (eew!)

Nice to see the terrain sets coming back. But this looks like another week where I can save up for Cursed city and the Warmaster Titan.

Voss wrote:
The three terrain sets look more interesting, depending on the price.

£60 (so €80 or $85 I suppose).

JWBS wrote:

Voss wrote:
The three terrain sets look more interesting, depending on the price.

£60 (so €80 or $85 I suppose).

Yes it was leaked earloer this week they are 80€.

80€ product is 95USD using "GW exchange rate © ™" .

 Ghaz wrote:

 Nevelon wrote:

 Ghaz wrote:
Sunday Preview – Purge Necron tomb complexes with Kill Team’s latest expansion

Pre-order this coming Saturday.

EDIT: Am I the only one to notice the differences in the Chronomancer model? Here he is from the Sunday Preview:

Spoiler:

And here's the one from The Codex Show:

Spoiler:

From the WarCom:

Meanwhile, the Chronomancer can be equipped with a choice of aeonstave or entropic lance and has three head options, alongside one of two chronometrons (one open, one closed) in its left hand.

D'OH!

Though seeing both weapon arms. It would have been nice to see the other two heads or the alternate chronometron.

Chopstick wrote:
80€ product is 95USD using "GW exchange rate © ™" .

So? 80€ are 96-97US$ right now.

Well, I think we shall be bailing on both expansions next week. One is too expensive and the other is too bland.

But hey, two expansions is not a bad way for the game to come back from the dead. Lets hope they don't leave it as long next time.

It was never dead, unlike the average GW side game, it is in a complete state with pretty much every factions playable. Games didn't really need expansion, other than occasionally balance update and adding some new 40k units.

Yeah, kill team updates when 40k updates, so its not in a bad state.

Glass has shared leaks from the Pariah Nexus book, including the table of contents. It does NOT include the core rules. Much like it does not include rules for all Indomitus models. The WarCom articles are rife with errors. This is another such instance.

callidusx3 wrote:
Glass has shared leaks from the Pariah Nexus book, including the table of contents. It does NOT include the core rules. Much like it does not include rules for all Indomitus models. The WarCom articles are rife with errors. This is another such instance.

I never believed the "rules for all of the miniatures in Indomitus" blurb anyways. Would have been way OP. And the article about HI's stated that they're going to be the toughest marines in Kill Team (Besides Commanders), so that must have meant that Eradicators will not get rules.

callidusx3 wrote:
Glass has shared leaks from the Pariah Nexus book, including the table of contents. It does NOT include the core rules. Much like it does not include rules for all Indomitus models. The WarCom articles are rife with errors. This is another such instance.

Look like a whole 9th ed update for marine with deathwatch, and necron, include all of the tactics.

No new elite unit for Necron, booo, booo!

So are the rules in the box separate, or somewhere in that book mixed into all the contents.
What’s page 54-58 with the “rules” bit

Chopstick wrote:
Look like a whole 9th ed update for marine with deathwatch

Oh boy, I can't wait to see this gigantic middle finger to all the DW primaris players called 'suxxx to be you, no rules or wargear for you whatsoever'.

Or are they going to make the 40K insult even worse and actually drop this insane idiocy and give DW rules they had for years back to further piss 40K DW players by reminding them what they are missing now? Place your bets (ahahahaha, not gonna happen, no bit no rule is king now, what, you thought KT is some sort of customizable skirmish wargame with tons of conversions, upgrades and special equipment available for your squad? )...

deathwatch wargear is above range weapon.

No non-Primaris Marine characters (outside of the Deathwatch one)?

 H.B.M.C. wrote:
No non-Primaris Marine characters (outside of the Deathwatch one)?

Bunch of characters in terminator armor, so several.

I wonder what the additional chronomancer heads will look like. Given that they've shown the same one twice, maybe that's considered the "best" one :/

Voss wrote:
Bunch of characters in terminator armor, so several.

You know what I mean...

Danny76 wrote:
So are the rules in the box separate, or somewhere in that book mixed into all the contents.
What’s page 54-58 with the “rules” bit

The rules are available separately by buying the Core Rulebook. It is not in this expansion box

callidusx3 wrote:

Danny76 wrote:
So are the rules in the box separate, or somewhere in that book mixed into all the contents.
What’s page 54-58 with the “rules” bit

The rules are available separately by buying the Core Rulebook. It is not in this expansion box

Jesus...
Read the conversation.

They said the rules Are in it.
Though they appear not looking at that book.
Hence the discussion..

We all know this is an expansion.

Danny76 wrote:
So are the rules in the box separate, or somewhere in that book mixed into all the contents.
What’s page 54-58 with the “rules” bit

Looks like it might say “Optional Rules” to me.

 H.B.M.C. wrote:

Voss wrote:
Bunch of characters in terminator armor, so several.

You know what I mean...

I thought I did, yeah. You wanted to know if there are non-Primaris characters. Last I checked no Primaris marines wear terminator armor.
If you meant something else, you're going to have to explain.


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Speaking of Characters though, this is the first time I've really taken a look at the Heavy rifle gravis captain. He's... probably the most dull and disappointing primaris model I've seen. The squad looks better, because they aren't in the 'Oldmarine Squat' pose, or jamming a stiff, flat piece of fiberboard underneath their backpack and calling it a cloak. And either his backpack or the backpack icon is... tilted. Overall it looks like a fairly dull sergeant model, not a captain.

No regular Marine characters in power armour.