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102-66 Kill Team: Shadowhunt

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102-66 Kill Team: ShadowhuntA cold pall of terror settles across the industrial world of Garranox. Into this simmering cauldron of fear and discontent comes a Murderwing of the Night Lords. These bloodthirsty butchers have come to hunt and not only the living. Somewhere beneath the city of Saint Meryns Heart, a dread power stirs, and the Murderwing will stop at nothing to claim it for themselves. Meanwhile, sallying forth from the soaring towers of their orders cathedrum

A cold pall of terror settles across the industrial world of Garranox. Into this simmering cauldron of fear and discontent comes a Murderwing of the Night Lords. These bloodthirsty butchers have come to hunt – and not only the living. Somewhere beneath the city of Saint Meryn’s Heart, a dread power stirs, and the Murderwing will stop at nothing to claim it for themselves. Meanwhile, sallying forth from the soaring towers of their order’s cathedrum sanctuary, witch-hunting Celestian Insidiants stalk the streets. As they pursue the trail of bloodshed and heresy, a confrontation inevitably awaits.

This thrilling supplement brings two new kill teams – the sadistic Murderwing and the pious Celestian Insidiants – to the planet Garranox, along with new rules to play multilevel games that combine underground catacombs with surface combat across two linked killzones. You'll find a set of three Joint Ops and three Adversary Ops using the new Descent killzone maps, which combine two smaller maps together so you can fight on the surface and underground at the same time. You'll also find all the tokens, datacards, game boards, and rules you need to start playing the missions right away, including a full set of tokens for each of the two kill teams.

This boxed set contains:
– 6x Murderwing operatives
– 10x Celestian Insidiants operatives
– 1x 88-page softcover Shadowhunt Dossier
– 1x combined sheet containing 76x double-sided tokens
– 2x double-sided game boards
– 74x datacards, with one set for each kill team
– 1x Adepta Sororitas Transfer Sheet containing 290 high-quality transfers
– 1x Chaos Space Marines Transfer Sheet containing 364 high-quality transfers

This set comprises 331 plastic components, 15x Citadel 32mm Round Bases, and 1x Citadel 40mm Round Base. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints.

The miniatures and datacards in this set will be available separately at a later date. This boxed set is only available while stocks last.

You will need a copy of the Kill Team: Core Book and a Killzone, both available separately, to make full use of the contents of this box.

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