kill team core rules

Commissar doing a JoJo pose to intimidate his men

Bakugou as space marine

A crazy guardsman with a flamer and his mildly concerned friend

A Karen demanding to see the manager of the inquisition

A squad of Space Marines killed by a small rabbit.

A suspiciously large Guardsman who is definitely not a CSM in disguise

A techpriest shooing away blood ravens looking for 'gifts'

A very stable guardsman with flamethrower

A White scars marine in shock at Gas prices

Abaddon trying to get the last pickle out with talon of Horus

An Ork in kunnin Eldar disguise

Big Bird as Lord of Change

Bootleg St Celestine

Cain cheering Amberley

Cain trying to maintain his composure against the enemy Sulla has sent his way

Clown Marine chasing a harlequin

Commisar's daughter being given flowers by Guardsman

Commissar piggybacking on a charging ogryn

Commissar Yarrick radiating killing intent at a larger ork

Genestealer running from arbites

Комиссар Райвель: Сердце Тьмы. Выпуск №33

"Люблю запах ветра, каторый дует в морду. Эта запах пабеды!"

Железные полулюди

The Leagues might want to be a bit more subtle about the Ironkin. These are true mechanical intellects, created by the Votann – and they’re computationally advanced enough that they’ve learned to mimic Kin social behaviour, fully integrated into League society as equal partners. Whether made from meat or metal – Kin are Kin.

Each Ironkin consists of a Cerebral Unit – woven with microfield generators that make it very hard to destroy – and a unique mechanical body. An Ironkin’s body isn’t just some component to be replaced – it’s deeply personal, as much as the bodies of their fleshy cousins, and designed to fulfil a certain niche, such as mining support units, cargo luggers, combat pilots, or shock troopers. Some Ironkin even serve as Wayfinders, whose accelerated logic-cores help them cogitate probable paths through the warp. 

The purpose of the Ironkin is to support the Kin in every aspect of their lives, but it’s important to know that they’re not held in servitude, nor treated as lessers. They’re simply designed to want to be helpful. However, as artificial beings, they can only imitate the emotions of their biological fellows – it’s rare (but not unknown) for an Ironkin to possess ambition, or seek to become a leader.

"Realspace Raiders
The first xenos codex of 2021 makes the Drukhari faster and deadlier than ever before. You’ll see:

-More attacks
-Higher damage
-Lethal combat output across the board

The stabbiest of the Aeldari are about to get stabbier. Their new rules allow you to take the realspace raiding force you’ve dreamed of without being penalised in Command point cost. Want to run a pure Wych cult? You can do that. Have an urge to mix up Kabals with Haemonculi Covens? Do it! The book also introduces new Crusade rules that allow you to expand your influence and become a feared crime lord of Commorragh.

Whether you’re planning a mighty realspace raid or starting a Crusade army, you’ll definitely want to include some Incubi, who are now more lethal than ever.

Incubi will easily slice through anything that gets in their way. Now that their klaives are Damage 2, even Space Marines will be no match for them in combat.

Don’t worry, though – the galaxy isn’t entirely at the mercy of the new Drukhari threat. Here come the Dark Angels with a new codex supplement that you’re bound to fall in love with.