This new packet was written by Killteamstream (Sheldon Steere), one of most active Kill Team Tournament Organizers out there and certainly someone who has invested a significant amount of money and time. If you haven’t seen the 2021 Kill Team Championships packet, you can find it here.
These missions mix things up in interesting ways, adding more flexibility and supporting a wider range of builds. The basic missions in the Kill Team Core rulebook leave a lot to be desired and tend to favor a specific playstyle and build of roster. And don’t think that they’re for competitive players only – even if you’re a casual player, it’s worth playing a few games with these rules. These rules can have a major impact on how Kill Team is played globally, and the presented formats add a lot of additional considerations to the game. Competitive play rules like those in the Champions packet are usually tested across multiple play groups and vetted before publication. To add to all of that, a new packet just dropped laying out new rules for competitive Kill Team events that combines some of the most popular format rules. If you missed our coverage of the factions, you can find our tactics articles on them here – Marines and Necrons. It’s an exciting new time for Kill Team: We just had a major release with Pariah Nexus that gave us new marine units and a much-needed update for Necrons.
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