Warhammer 40k Games Workshop - Warhammer 40,000 - BOARDING PATROL: Chaos Space Marines

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I’m bouncing lots of ideas about melta charges, grenade launchers, grenades, and ammo packs around in my head. But what I’m also saying is, I can’t just make more Phobos-armoured legs and torsos appear out of nowhere. And to get you jump started GW is launching a few new products that will make it super easy to put one together. A hobbyist, player, and collector of miniatures and games, Adam's current obsession are his Death Armies for Age of Sigmar, his Blood Angels and Tyranids for 40k, and his ever growing Arkham Horror: The Card Game Collection.

Once the defenders of humanity, the Heretic Astartes long ago pledged themselves to the Dark Gods they now lead vicious raids against Imperial spacecraft and drifting space hulks alike, seeking glory and plunder. Here’s the AI description… This Warhammer 40K Chaos Space Marines Boarding Patrol is a valuable addition to any collector's arsenal. Ahead of them all, a rabid mob of 20 Chaos Cultists floods the passages of enemy vessels, clogging the foe's guns with each reckless charge. Converting is a joy, and with a selection as diverse and cross-compatible as Primaris, it’s downright simple.Maybe another 20 cultists or if you’re feeling extra spicy, drop 10 cultists and add in 5 more Terminators. We’ve already discussed what a Boarding Patrol detachment looks like, but if you want to get involved with a fresh force, check out these two new Boarding Patrol boxes. Lead from the front with a powerful Captain in Gravis Armour wielding a boltstorm gauntlet and a choice of fearsome melee weapons – ideal for contesting the confines of an enemy vessel. Inside it has 5 Heavy Intercessors, 10 Assault Intercessors, and a Captain in Gravis Armour to lead them all.

The various factions of the 41st Millennium are now forced to undertake Boarding Actions against these twisted space hulks, with small, elite forces clashing in their claustrophobic confines. Instead, we mostly have mono-wargear squads that are much easier to handle in gameplay, but somewhat less interesting to unbox. It’s an excellent choice for both seasoned players and those new to the Warhammer 40,000 universe, looking to explore the dark side of galactic warfare.

A heady mix of daemonic power and debased Astartes ceramite, this Battleforce is the ideal way to throw in your lot with the Warmaster and start scouring the galaxy for the keys to victory. The only thing multiple versions of the "Chaos Cultists" kit gets you is the option to build two of the models as both Champion and chaff. I tell her that I positively must pick up a Phobos Strike Team Box, Deathwatch Veterans, Hellblasters, and the Black Templars Upgrades. Yeah, actually I am kinda pissed that early-release Upgrade frames only have the bare basic pauldrons and a couple boltguns.