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I'm a new player when it comes to Kill Team, so I figured I'd ask for some advice. I already made my poor financial decision (I got a Deathwatch kill team for 65 USD...), and I have a few questions when it comes to the team itself.
First off, according to Wahapedia.ru, you can, in theory, have both a blademaster and a Watch Sergeant in the team thanks to the only restrictions being on Gravis operatives. Is this a good idea? I can easily kitbash the Aegis into the Watch Sergeant.
Second and more importantly (to me), I can't decide between the Gravis units, namely the Breacher or the Bombard. Any suggestions?
I know this is a wordy post, but I figured wordy is better than incessantly posting multiple questions.

Oh, this is far from a wordy post here maybe in the world of Tik Toks.

Your best bet is to magnetise the Gravis operative as the choice may depend on the map and the opposition. Magnetising arms for Space Marines is pretty easy as these parts are relatively thick and magnet connections are hidden under shoulder pads, obscuring any imperfections.

I would certainly build the Aegis, a top operative in the team due to his insane (many woulld say "unfair") survivability.

I have to ask, why use Wahapedia? All the KT24 rules, including faction rules, are free and downloadable both as PDF as well as from the official KT24 app

 tauist wrote:
I have to ask, why use Wahapedia? All the KT24 rules, including faction rules, are free and downloadable both as PDF as well as from the official KT24 app

Are they? Last time I checked there were no Core rules downloadable online, just Lite rules which are more of a cheat sheet and miss a lot of important aspects of gameplay (like terrain for example). Can you post a link for the OP's (and my) sake?

Faction rules are indeed in the app and as downloadable content from The Warhammer Community site.

(also Battlekit seems to be less plagued with intrusive ads than Wahapedia nowadays)