There’s a huge amount of optional extras with the Pathfinder team as well, so there are plenty of pistols and pouches that you can choose to attach to your figures should you so wish.

Feel free to add décor to your Pathfinder as described in assembly step 5 in the Tau Pathfinder Box Manual. Keep in mind that often less is more. x Citadel Miniatures comprising of two complete kill teams comprised of an Adepta Sororitas Novitiate Squad and a T’au Pathfinder Squad. These are broken down as: This could mean new kits in the future though, as it seems to be happening with Imperial Guard and the Death Korps of Krieg. The upgrade sprue isn’t that big, but will change up the look of your Pathfinders. CAVE: Start off by assembling the drone body. Care to shorten the flight stand if necessary and continue the assembly as described on the other drones. Feel free to use a different antenna or add another one if you want to. As an expansion, Moroch requires the Kill Team Core rulebook to use, along with dice and measuring tools.

lncursor Sergeant........................................... 14 Skitarii Vanguard (Trooper) .........................46 Plague Marine (Warrior)............................... 74 Equipment........................................................65 Alluress..............................................................93 Scout (Heavy Gunner) ..................................20 ECCUSIARCHY Kill TEAM...................52 THOUSAND SONS Kill TEAM............... BO Almost every Pathfinder carries a markerlight, and the cumulative benefits make coordination between team members vital for getting the most out of your powerful guns. Let us know in the comments of our Facebook Hobby Group, or our new Discord server, and make sure you enter the latest monthly giveaway for FREE today!

Intercessor (Warrior) ...................................... 10 Equipment........................................................42 Chaos Cultist Champion.............................. 70 Of course, our brave Novitiates also have plenty of exclusive wargear they can collect on their travels. We’re particular fans of the Auto-chastiser, which lets you re-roll as many 1s as you like. Of course, if you roll more 1s, you take mortal wounds. The God-Emperor giveth, and He taketh away…The new box will have a bunch of those cool Imperial ruins for terrain, brand new Sisters models, and unfortunately, only an upgrade sprue for the Tau. The Kill Team Compendium has not been included in any of the boxed Kill Team releases (so far), so you’ll have to buy it separately – and it isn’t cheap. This gives you 10 operatives and 3 drones, whereas one of those drones (MB3 Recon Drone) counts as two operatives. This gives you a full Kill Team consisting of two full Fire Teams. But there’s still some options you don’t have (operatives as well as drones) which really would be useful to be able to choose from if you plan to play competitively. The options we’re missing are the following: 2x Weapons Expert Pathfinders with Ion Rifles, MV33 Grav-Inhibitor Drone, MV31 Pulse Accelerator Drone, MV1 Gun Drone and 2x Shas’la Pathfinders to fill up the roster to 20. To get all the options now missing you’ll sadly need to buy another Box of Tau Pathfinders and a Blister of Tactical Drones (or you’ve got one drone top lying around in your bits box from another set) or you buy a single drone top from a Bits Store. This is necessary since the Tau Pathfinder Box only comes with two regular drone tops and you’re missing 4 drone variants to have all available. On a positive side, you get lots off leftover bits to use for decoration or for your Tau army if you have one. When you bought the necessary boxes / parts feel free to follow the second part of my guide.

Tempestus Scion (Comms)...........................39 Chaos Space Marine (Heavy Gunner).....68 Pink Horror (Icon Bearer).............................96 Strategic Ploys.................................................64 Daemonette (Icon Bearer)...........................92 It is, however, not without its flaws: frustrating scenery builds and an at times confusing and convoluted build guide can leave you scratching your head and wondering what exactly it is you’ve done wrong at points during the build process. But once everything is finished and put together, the results can’t be argued with. CAVE: I found it relatively hard finding a good angle to glue down the head. You really should plan ahead here and take care that the head has a good fit on the place you plan to glue it down. Also, I recommend assemble the left arm before you glue it to the torso. Make sure to let the weapon and attached arm completely dry before attaching it to the torso, because otherwise you might snip off the weapon from the arm when you get the wrong angle and apply to much pressure. I also glued down the pouch after I placed the connected torso and legs on the base. During the game, players can spend command points each turn on ploys, which are split between strategic and tactical. The type of ploy dictates which part of the round they can be played in, strategic during the strategy phase, which has a long-term effect for the round, or tactical during the firefight phase, which usually only affects a single roll or action.The majority of the plastic – 8 sprues, to be exact – is for terrain, and there are a couple of duplicates in there. Three of the sprues are in there twice, and two of the scenery sprues are unique. The other 4 are for your Novitiates and Pathfinders two apiece. Deathwatch Veteran (Gunner)................... 25 Battle Sister Superior....................................55 Aspiring Sorcerer ............................................83 Sidenote #2: The following part is the guide to building the drones. Those are relatively easy to build, so you shouldn’t run into too much trouble. Still, there’s some thoughts I’d take before starting the assembly since you’ll have to decide which drones to build. One choice is taken away given the kit only give you two generic drone tops and the Recon Drone top. The choice basically comes down to deciding on which two drones you want to build from the following list: MV33 Grav-Inhibitor Drone, MV31 Pulse Accelerator Drone, MV1 Gun Drone, MV7 Marker Drone, MV4 Shield Drone. Since you’ll have a lot of specialist operatives after following this guide, I would avoid the MV31 Pulse Accelerator Drone for now – this drone only really makes sense if you plan on bringing a lot of basic Pulse Carbines on your operatives, which isn’t the case here. The MV33 Grav-Inhibitor Drone might be a decent choice if you know you’ll face a lot of melee-focused teams as opponents, otherwise I’d also skip that one. The MV1 Gun Drone is the most generic drone delivering some decent shooting but nothing really else, so I’d take a more specialized variant. The MV4 Shield Drone might be a good choice to keep your more valuable operatives alive, which is always a good idea. Lastly, there is the MV7 Marker Drone. Since the Tau Pathfinder Kill Team heavily relies on the Markerlight Synergy, I’d say this is probably one of the best choices. All in all, when it comes down to my personal recommendation, I’d build the following drones: MB3 Recon Drone, MV7 Marker Drone, MV4 Shield Drone. Keep in mind that also the same rules apply as stated in Sidenote #1. If you play casually, it really shouldn’t be a problem to proxy one drone for another, just for tournaments playing with WYSIWYG you need all variants. Kabalite (Warrior)......................................... 112 Pathfinder Shas'la........................................139 Hybrid Metamorph {Fighter)....................165