Operative-wise…your leader is possibly the worst leader in the game? He has some interesting buff/de-buff mechanics but I find the offensive buff works better with the Servo Skull. This is very interesting as your ancillary support lose all their faction keywords, equipment and abilities (unless printed on their datacards) but they get this faction keyword instead, meaning they can be buffed by your own Inquisition operatives and buff them (so a Vet Guard Comms can give +1 APL to your Interrogator etc).
Generally you’re going to run only 7 Inquisition models and an ancillary support. The biggest thing about this kill team is that they can take a roster of 30 and their ancillary support, as well as any Tac Op archetype. Inside the box you only get 7 Inquisition models meaning you’ll need 2 boxes etc if you want to run only an Inquisition kill team. If you go with 5, you can then take an ancillary support consisting of 5 to 6 operatives depending on your choice of faction. Inquisitorial Agent kill team are our first look at the Inquisition in the game! They are a kill team consisting of your Interrogator leader, servo skull then either 5 or 10 Inquisitor operatives. I’ve done an in-depth video covering all of the kill team’s rules here: If you want a more in-depth review I have videos on YouTube for them both. Now I’ll briefly go over the 2 kill teams included in the Ashes of Faith box. The territory rules are great as they can also allow you to theme your game boards around them. You get several of both territories and missions, allowing you have to very varied killzones and games to play on. Over the course of those 6 prior games, they rack up benefits for each player based on how much territory they control and rewards they reap, buffing them for the final mission.įor each mission, you play in a different territory. So effectively a campaign lasts 7 games total. With the campaign, you have a campaign round with stages 1 to 4 covering each game and then after 6 games you play a final mission called the Ritual. You get (apparently re-usable) stickers you can place on this with your cards to track everything for your campaign. You also get Investigate and Persuasion cards too with a giant card sheet to track all your progress. These are divided into: Scheme cards, Conspirator cards, and Ruse cards. You get lots of cards split into several decks for both kill teams included in the box. Especially when you consider that’s the price for all the 23 Chaos Cult models alone.Īs the first narrative release for Kill Team, Ashes of Faith actually has a pretty in-depth campaign system.
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In addition, for each of the free actions it performs, it cannot perform them again during its activation.Inside the Ashes of Faith box, you get a lot of stuff: the Inquisitorial Agent Kill Team along with 5 Sisters of Silence and 5 Scions, the Chaos Cult Kill Team, Ashes of Faith rulebook, narrative rulebook, building instructions, then narrative cards and stickers as well as game board for the narrative campaign. However, it is subject to those actions’ requirements, therefore it cannot perform the free Dash action if it is within Engagement Range of enemy operatives, and cannot perform the free Shoot action if it is within Engagement Range of enemy operatives or has a Conceal order. For example, if it performed it during its activation, it would not be able to perform the action again during that activation.įor example, when a KOMMANDO DAKKA BOY performs a Dakka Dash action (see unique actions, above), it can perform a free Dash and free Shoot action without subtracting any additional AP (other than the AP spent on the Dakka Dash action).
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