Not only is Soul Heal great for keeping your Corsairs in the fight for longer, it’s perfect for restoring an injured fighter to full capacity. If an operative has fewer than half of their wounds remaining, they suffer penalties to their Movement, Ballistic Skill and Weapon Skill characteristics – pump a Voidscarred Warrior full of healthy soul energy, and watch them regain their vim and vigour. Round 3 ended up being a stand-out game that entertained and delighted me. The final split of 13-15 to Dan could have easily gone the other way. It’s worth mentioning that despite his relatively high model count, the mission objective of Loot (perform an action on an objective for 1VP, up to three times) was not great for the Gellerpox – hulks pay double APL for the privilege and their critters can’t do it at all. Unfortunately, my bid to score a late game Rout whiffed three times over two turning points, forcing me to move an operative off a lootable objective to plink wounds off. It literally came down to a few rolls of the dice, and I loved every minute of it. Either way, if you’re a Craftworlds or Drukhari player looking to have the full Kill Team experience, the Corsairs likely give you what you’re looking for, combining just enough elements of either that you can feel good about the team you build. Its Ability Bladed Stance allows it to resolve one hit before its opponent in combat, even if the Kurnathi is the defender, but that hit must be used to parry. This is an elegant and thematic way of granting the Kurnathi some survivability in close combat.

Fortress of Redemption : Heavy bolter (Fortification) , Redemption Lascannons, Redemption Missile Silo Plus the short story collection Ahriman: Exodus , and the audiobook Ahriman: Key of Infinity . It’s quite the epic tale! But what about Warhammer 40,000? As with the Sisters Novitiate before them , the Voidscarred will have full rules for the tabletop, able to be deployed alongside Aeldari and Drukhari armies. This scores you 1 Victory Point at the start of the first Turning Point after the second where you have more Victory Points than your opponent, and another Victory Point at the subsequent Turning Point if you still have a higher score. Soul Guard

Swift Hunter: Each time this operative performs a Charge action or moves as a result of the Deadly Ambush Tactical Ploy, it can move an additional for that action or ploy. As well as being awesome in games of Kill Team, you can also use these miniatures in Warhammer 40,000 .** My feeling is that this was another great learning game for both of us – in the prior round we had both faced off against finalists-to-be, whereas we were both relatively green. Wolfgang ultimately took the win 22-14, running away with Tac Ops in the latter turning points and leaving me with not much to counter him. Yriel. The only HQ option available to Corsairs Yriel isn’t a terrible option. Given when I played with them last there were no HQ options available (which made list building under the old systems a delight lol) things could be worse. Yriel gives the army an okay close combat punch but runs afoul of the main limitation of the army which we will get to later.

The Voidscarred Warrior is the standard operative of the Corsair Voidscarred kill team, but unlike many other standard operatives in other kill teams, the Voidscarred Warrior makes up for its low Wounds characteristic with some pretty cool weapons. The Mistfield can only be taken by the Felarch. It grants a 5+ invulnerable save to any friendly operative as long as that operative is within 2 inches of the Felarch. Lodestar HelmThe Corsair Voidscarred are a kill team for the Games Workshop tabletop skirmish game Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team. They’re available in the Kill Team: Nachmund expansion set. Generally speaking, Corsairs have 6” movement, 8 wounds, a 4+ save, 3 DF, and APL 2. They tend to hit on a 3+, and thanks to Aeldari Raiders and some of the faction’s ploys, can manage a surprising amount of movement per turning point. Warriors come with either a Shuriken Pistol and power weapon or a Shuriken rifle, pistol, and fists. The shuriken weapons haven’t changed from the Compendium and neither have power weapons, so this is more a ranged vs. melee loadout choice, though you won’t need to take a Warrior on any given team since there are enough unique options to fill a fire team when you add in the gunner/heavy gunner. Stay tuned to Warhammer-Community.com to find out when Kill Team: Nachmund is ready to set sail, and sign up to the newsletter if you want the gold star service – that is, all the info delivered right to your inbox. Unique actions are actions detailed on an operative’s datacard that only they can perform, such as the Dakka Dash action found on the example datacard. A Corsair Prince is the leader of a Corsair Fleet. A Corsair Prince supported by his advisors, captains, and crew commands known as Corsair Barons. A fleet may also be guided by renegade Aeldari psykers known as Void Dreamers.

Overall, I’m quite pleased that I managed to almost completely neutralise the effectiveness of his shooting – the stalker bolt rifle got only a single shot off all game: a point blank krak grenade right into my Fatedealer’s stupid face. The flipside is that I landed in his Space Wolves’ warm, toothy embrace and got torn to shreds elsewhere on the board. He also took a risk with his Sergeant on the central terrain piece for a Tac Op, which resulted in a dead Leader in only turning point 2. Finally, I came to appreciate the Starstorm Duellist as a counterpunch operative. Why worry about 3” range on your best gun if you can simply wait for the enemy to come to you? Pirate Lord: Once per battle, you can use the Light Fingers, Deadly Ambush or Opportunistic Fighters Tactical Ploy without spending any CPs if this operative is the CORSAIR VOIDSCARRED operative specified by that Tactical Ploy. Voidscarred ( Kurnite Hunter • Kurnathi • Shade Runner Starstorm Duelist • Fate Dealer) Voidstorm Squad • Voidstorm Band • Malevolent Band • Wasp Squadron Honestly, Corsairs are still paying for their previous sins from the Doom of Mymerea book, and their role as cheap filler in Ynnari armies. You might fight your way to the mid-tables with this list (and annoy all the TO’s as you try to wedge your terrain onto a table). but this army remains a meme. Like the Ynnari, the Corsairs remain a half-army that GW doesn’t know quite what to do with. Their aesthetic and place in the lore is great but (beyond a brief time in the sun in 7th ed) this has never translated to great rules. I think GW (or God forbid, FLG) should give Wave Serpents, Falcons and Venoms the “Anhrathe” keyword. This army isn’t going to dominate the meta and this change would not impact other armies in any way. I would like to see more HQ options too, but forcing you to take Yriel might also limit their ability to unintentionally dominate the meta too.There’s also a brand new Battle Report between the Grey Knights and the Aeldari. We already know that the mighty Avatar of Khaine is almost unstoppable. How will the legendary daemonhunters fare against one? Corsairs known as Voidscarred are amongst the most hardened of their king who have spent many centuries plying the stars. These individuals naturally find one another, for few others can relate to the wide variety of experiences they have had. All are possessed of strong personality and immense martial prowess, with unique combat preferences and fighting styles which include lethal snipers, heavy weapons specialists, master bladesmen, and potent Psykers. All have tested their abilities against a wide variety of foes such as the Orks, Humans, Gnostari, Forces of Chaos, Tyranids, and even other Eldar. Many have earned a degree of infamy amongst their own kind for their ruthless deeds or for the extent their souls have been hardened by a lifetime of space travel. [3a] Expert Marksman: You do not need to subtract any action points for this operative to perform the Take Aim action. Unlike their dark kin, Eldar Corsairs do not suppress their psychic abilities. [21] Relations with other Aeldari Following the instructions, if you only build the Specialists and no Warriors, you'll end up with 2 Gunners and 1 Heavy Gunner. Because you're only allowed one Gunner operative in the team, and because you cannot have a Heavy Gunner and a Gunner on the same team, you'll end up with 2 models out of 10 that you can't use at the same time, while a full team is 9 models.

Last week was huge for Aeldari reveals – including the giant new Avatar – but none was as unexpected as the arrival of Corsairs in War Zone Nachmund. While they’ve been a part of Warhammer 40,000 since the very beginning, they’ve not often been major players. That’s all changing with the upcoming Kill Team: Nachmund boxed set, which brings the first-ever plastic Corsairs. The best thing about the Felarch is its Coordinated Strike Ability that lets it activate one nearby friendly operative immediately after the Felarch’s activation. This is a great way of utilizing the numbers advantage you have against low model count kill teams like the Legionary kill team that comes in the same expansion set as the Corsair Voidscarred kill team, opening up opportunities for providing combat support for another melee operative or concentrating fire on a key target with the Shuriken Rifle in tandem with a Fate Dealer or Heavy Gunner. Voidscarred Warrior (8 per kill team)A Voidscarred Kill Team consists of 9 Operatives: 1 Voidscarred Felarch, who acts as the team leader, and 8 additional operatives chosen from a list. Voidscarred Warriors are the teams rank-and-file, and you can have as many of those as you like, while you get up to one Voidscarred Gunner carrying a blaster or shredder, or one Heavy Gunner with a shuriken cannon or wraith cannon. You can’t take two gunners on the same team. The Generic Operatives