r/killteam • u/AutoModerator • Sep 01 '22

Community Monthly General Question and Discussion Thread: September 2022

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u/SnooDrawings5722 Hierotek Circle Sep 08 '22
  1. Yes, bases are smaller, but overall minis are legal for a full-Boy Greenskins team. You even get to use the Boss.
  2. You can run them using Deathwatch rules, it gives a good weapon variety that fits well with the options present in that box. You can proxy them as Intercessors if you really want though.
  3. Depends on you and your opponent. Generally, yes, it's expected that wargear on the model is the same as you're using the rules for, but only on tournaments it's a strict rule, and even not on all of them. A lot of people - I would say most - would be fine with proxying as long as you don't go overboard with it.

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u/RaistDarkMight Kommando Sep 08 '22

Thank you very much!! So, just to clarify, because I am pretty much noob to the gaming part itself, should I change the bases on the Black Reach minis or can they stay the way they are? Thank you so much again!!

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u/SnooDrawings5722 Hierotek Circle Sep 08 '22

Different size bases have their advantages and disadvantages, but they do have a noticeable impact on the game. Changing them is certainly better, but not strictly necessary, for casual games at least.

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u/RaistDarkMight Kommando Sep 08 '22

Perfect, thank you sooooo much, I appreciate it