I'd just settled into my first game of Kill Team: Salvation when it all went wrong.In my defence, I had no choice. If you give me a grapnel-wielding Space Marine that launches into melee like a g
The Kill Team Starter Set is designed to be a lifeline. For what feels like 40,000 years, Warhammer 40K has been a staple of gaming life. But if the grimdark setting and superb miniature sculpts appealed to you, the only way into its tabletop world was the full game. That meant a lot of miniatures, a lot of time, and a lot of money. So back in 2013, Games Workshop introduced Kill Team, a version of the rules suitable for small skirmishes of a dozen or so models per side.All the early iterations of this game used a rule set that was close to that of the original Warhammer 40K, which both held the game back and limited its value as an introductory title. Now the publisher has returned with an all-new Kill Team Starter Set featuring all-new mechanics and all-new miniatures. There are various boxes you can start with, but we settled for this version which sees the Veteran Guardsmen of Krieg squaring up to the vicious Ork Kommandos. Does it do its job as a good entry point to Kill