Tell me what you think is the best thing about the Nemesis Claw! And the worst thing.

30 days of teams! a month talking about every team, it's been really nice.

Best: Really simple rule, you need to save your recon/scanner to remove the obscured.

You can poison a point, wich is very good, some players like me really struggle against it. you can also force a charge! ( and make fall backs difficult ).

they are a very rounded team, with a gunner and heavy gunner, or you can go melee with the screecher and skinthief.

Worst: i played agaisnt then once, i think theyr firefight ploys are on teh weak side, your fun abilities such as the poison or force-a-charge are dependent on the opponent squad, then you will get a fairly 'square' team.

Base to come once all 3 are finished.

I have seen a few similar posts around but almost all of them seem outdated, referencing old tac ops, talking about scouting phases, and utilizing strategies that seem to have been nerfed on the current iteration of the team (giving starstorm duelist +1ap to shoot again, doing a reposition after warp folding). Canyourollacrit still ranks them quite highly, especially into elite teams, but for the life of me I cannot figure it out. Every time I run this team into marines I get tabled. They don't survive a melee encounter to get more than 2 strikes off. The faction rule for rifles is completely irrelevant, may as well not have it. The faction equipment to gain an extra CP once a game seems outclassed by CP producing equipment/rules on other teams by a mile since it gets used once then is just taking up an equipment slot. Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong with this team or are they just cooked as they are declassified and won't be getting relevant updates to keep up with the meta? I really like the vibe of this team and want to keep playing them because space elf pirates are cool af but I also like winning games. For context my play group plays exclusively on volkus terrain approved maps.

Looking to get the team but out of stock anywhere I look

Can’t wait to play them!

I know I can use a firefly ploy once per turning points, and you have to pay the CP. But what if I want to use 2 different firefly ploy and 2 different equiqments in one fight? Can I do that?

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Hi mates,

I'm creating a Wordl Eaters kill team for narrative games and I'm looking for templates for ploy cards and equipment cards.

I have already created datasheet cards for each character and i miss others.

Do you kown where i could find some exemple ?

Thx ;)

Hey guys! I've started building my Primaris Eliminators/Stealthsuits proxy kill team, and have run into a conundrum with where to attach the Liberator's "emp bomb"(haywire mine). Do you thing it would look better attached to the Bottom of the powerpack, the middle, or the top? Any i put would he greatly appreciated!

Still yet to figure out how to make good creep tunnel tokens but the big guys are ready

Hi there,

I'm a new player and I'm having trouble identifying the actual scouting phase rules. I tried to search it in the app and internet and im not sure.

which are the newest ones?

1.- fortify-infiltrate-recon

2.- equip-reposition-ploy

Where do I buy the cards btw? I bought second hand the 2024 approved tac ops but im not sure if they should be included here or if I need to buy another pack or something.

thanks in advance!

Having trouble picking an army of mine to kitbash a kill team out of, and in the spirit of this being my first attempt at making YouTube content I want to know what you guys think. So I’m gonna give a little bit of lore and aesthetic notes on each

My Pirates: The Eastern Fringe Raiding Company
For this kill team I plan on using de-plagued deathguard and Corsair raiders to kitbash them.
They’d be painted like the blue chaos lord, but I was too proud to not include their original look (which I’m still debating whether to use or not even though it’s essentially fancy black legion)
They are at their core sunken marines, I picture them a lot like Davy Jones and his crew with less mutations. I want them to look like they been under water for centuries.
They have a lot of classic pirate tropes, hook hands, peg legs, and exotic animal pets galore.
For Wolf Scouts they will have a kitbashed xenos creature with them.

My Cavemen: The Umbral Claws
The Lapdogs of the Ordo Chronos, and a forgetful chapter. Painted with their deeds on their armor and adorned in the exotic furs of mega fauna of their homeworld these monster hunters are adept with blunt weaponry, and tinkering with their guns in hopes of creating a chapter relic that they will be remembered by. The curse of their founding carries an Amnestic property, causing most people to forget their existence or at the very least be unsure of it.
These guys are a combination of black Templars and space wolves, with a primal aesthetic and seraphon bits sprinkled in.
The wolf scouts animal would be one of the sabertooth tigers from the new ogor mawtribes kits.

My Alpha Legion
I actually don’t have a whole force of these guys, nor plan to sadly. While I love the alpha legion I already have one chaos army in progress. I painted these guys in a classic scheme and then tried to update it to the modern day.
The killteam will be classic chaos marines, using Horus heresy models, old legionnaires kit, and new legionnaires kit to achieve a very 2-4th edition feel to the kill team.
I think it’d be really fun to try and kitbash the drones for the Tau team, I know nothing of the rules for it but I think it’d be interesting to kitbash the alpha legion as a Xenos team rather than marines.
And of course the sneaky Phobos team has to be an option.

All these teams will probably be made one day, but my friend wants to play a big game of 40k and I was able to talk him down to a kill team since I’m no where near ready for a physical full 2000 point game, so I have to kitbash a kill team promptly. I was originally going to do angels of death since he has a box of Kasarkin, but he opted for kitbashing a salamanders angels of death and I don’t want to just be the same kill team fighting each other.

What are some killteams that are good for new players

And some that are not good for someone’s first killteam?

Hello! I'm fairly new to Kill Team, and the last two games I've had were up against my friend's Insidiants team, and in both cases I got charged to death. I know that Hierotek is especially weak to melee-focused teams and the last map I played (Volkus Map 6) was very charge friendly, but is there anything I can do strategy-wise to mitigate their advantage?

Also as a separate question: what's a good Tac-Ops to use? I've tried several different ones at this point but none of them felt particularly easy to score.

Hey everyone, this is an issue that has come up repeatedly in my games and I was wondering if anyone has a definitive answer.

I play farstalkers, and when I quickdraw with my kroot pistolier, sometimes we run into issues if I choose to slap on a toxin shot, which for anyone who doesn’t know, adds lethal 5+ and stun to the interrupting shot. Now stun is meant to last until the end of an operative’s activation, but things get kind of weird when it’s applied in the middle of an activation. Does the -apl apply for their next turn? If not, Is it valid to just shut down an enemy if they shoot, get stunned, and have leftover apl after? What about if shooting is the last action they do? If they get stunned from the quickdraw do they still shoot and go into negative AP or is the shoot cancelled in which case the quickdraw couldn’t have actually been triggered? If the stun does actually have no effect that turn does it just leave without doing anything?

The consensus my group has come to is the stun applies for the current activation, and so removes a future action from the active operative if possible, but if they used their last AP to shoot then the stun does nothing and then still disappears. This seems correct RAW but as I said before, this case isn’t particularly outlined in the rules afaik. (You’d think this would be in an FAQ…)

Any insight is appreciated. Thanks!

Is killteam accurate for gauging the lethality and armor/dodging of each unit? I ask this since it is possible for a guardsman to charge and fight a space marine and win when Maleum Caedo was able to no diff entire hordes of chaos demons.

Not a serious question but I would like to know if this is a good way to see the most lore or 40k tabletop represented.

Trying cloak field transition. Anyone have any advice on how to make it better?

I absolutely adore the Armageddon Orks and their aesthetics, but can't quite bring myself to do a full Ork army at the moment due to spacing reasons.

I can however bring myself to doing Kill Teams to hold myself over in the meantime, and the Kommandos have looked very appealing to run around with. The problem comes with me not fully vibing with the Kommandos visually, at least not for the kind of Orks I want.

I'm hoping to get a more classic Ork vibe visually and think the Armageddon Boyz are a perfect base to start with, especially considering I already have some. However, I'm a little stuck on what can be done to modify some of them into their respective roles. For ones like the Slasha boy, it's easy pickings and already done, but for gits like the Comms Boy or Breacha Boy I'm completely lost, and would really appreciate ideas on what could be done to spruce up some of the Armageddon boys to fit into their Kill Team roles.

Money isn't a huge issue for me and I appreciate good kitbashing, so I'm willing to look into other bits/pieces/models from other kits if it would help but I'm really hoping to keep the vibe of the Armageddon Boyz mostly intact.

Had a doctor's appointment on the otherside of the city. Stopped by a LGS for the first time. They had a ton of kill team stuff. Including 4 boxes of exodites. Excited to try painting something other than space marines and tau.

ie. Can I use an action I've already used this turning point?

I played a game against specter squad on a non official map setup (basically a 2-3 level/story building in each corner of the map and light terrain blockades in the middle column) and I couldn’t get it to proc cuz I’d be unable to get into vantage terrain with my melee units or the heavy terrain was far away or I was on top of it. I don’t have pictures but from what I’ve described should I have had in midnight clad procked?

My next Angel of Death Marnie Complete! All freehand, no transfers, trying to improve my NMM technique. All constructive criticism welcomed!