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Kill Team as a separate "game" was originally part of the Warhammer 40,000 rulebook in the 4th edition of the game, published in 2004. That version was based on a special scenario for the 3rd edition of the game in which Gav Thorpe's Last Chancers were featured. The original (WH40K) Kill Team was somewhat different from what we have had for the last three editions of the game, but the Joint Ops Mission Pack in the current edition of the game evokes some of the same concepts. Switching gears, the Space Hulk boardgame was originally published in 1989, introducing players to the Adeptus Astartes Terminators, Genestealers, and space hulks. The game was fantastic, earning the Origins Award for Best Fantasy or Science Fiction Boardgame in 1989, with the Deathwing expansion receiving the same award in 1990. A 2nd edition of the game was published in 1996. The game fell into the limbo of being not supported by Game Workshop, though it remained beloved by fans. Cut to 2005 and Games Workshop catered to fans of the Space Hulk game by presenting the Return to Space Hulk rules/guidelines via the web, using the Kill Team rules as a framework. Players were thrilled. And I had the presence of mind to save everything Games Workshop gave us for this offering since I was worried about it later disappearing (spoiler: it did). Of course, Games Workshop later gave us the fantastic 3rd edition of the Space Hulk game in 2009, followed by a 4th edition in 2014 (I consider it edition 3.5, but that's just me being crotchety). The Space Hulk game hasn't received official support from Games Workshop in the time since, however, so it occurred to me that those hobbyists unfortunate enough to not have access to any edition might enjoy using the latest Kill Team rules to sort of play something kind of but not really like it. And then Games Workshop decided to release the Space Marine Heroes Blood Angels [Terminators] as the made to order Heroes of the First Company. While lacking a Terminator Librarian and the appropriate number of Terminators armed solely with power fists and storm bolters, this offering seemed like a great way for hobbyists to get ten Terminators (they would just need a few more power fist/storm bolter Terminators and a box or two of Genestealers). I have the Rise of the Orks game and a few of these Terminator models are in there, and I think they are great as an entry. Naturally, I forked over my hard-earned money for a set. So I've begun yet another project. It's still very much a work in progress, but I figured I'd leave this here as a teaser... No, nothing on that "card" is final. And no, players won't need to buy the Heroes of the First Company to use these rules (if/when I ever get them finished). I figure that anyone that already has the Space Hulk game doesn't need this, so I'm crafting this around players that don't have the Space Hulk game. I expect to use the Gallowdark terrain (I guess it's a good thing I created the Gallowdark Map Workbook ). This is currently envisioned as a Mission Pack for Kill Team - standard Kill Team rules with a few Space Hulkish things added on to evoke the older game. And for those that have their own Terminator models, I'll probably present image-less datacards for the Terminators so you can substitute your own, just for the cool factor. More to come...
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Uploaded Aug 29, 2024 Today we're going to start by digging into Space Hulk (2009). In Part 2 we're getting into the nitty-gritty of painting now with Basecoats and Washes! Still dial-ing in the focal length for this camera so the video will go in and out of focus on this one. We'll get there! Watch the video and join the discussion with Guerrilla Miniature Games at the video's YouTube page.
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Uploaded Jan 7, 2016 I'm joined by Owen from Gaming with the Cooler for another Space Hulk 1st Edition game, Mission 2: Exterminate. We both take turns controlling the doomed Marine squad to see who can get to 30 Stealer Kills first! Watch the video and join the discussion with Guerrilla Miniature Games at the video's YouTube page.
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Uploaded Sep 22, 2016 The Genestealers are attempting to breach the command centre and run loose in the ducting behind enemy lines. Two squads of Ultramarines spread out in an effort to stem the tide! Watch the video and join the discussion with Guerrilla Miniature Games at the video's YouTube page.
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Uploaded May 7, 2020 Hey Social Isolationists! It's time for another #TBT Episode and this time we check out one of the greatest Solo Miniature Wargames ever made; Space Hulk. Having played through the original Boxed Game missions I now move on the the Solo expansion DEATHWING which is from 1990 and adds new Characters, Weapons, rules and missions to the game! Watch the video and join the discussion with Guerrilla Miniature Games at the video's YouTube page.
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Uploaded May 21, 2020 It's Mission 2 from the Deathwing Supplement from 1990! The Marines desperately search for the Ship's Log to find out what planets the Hulk has visited to find out the risks to the Imperium. Watch the video and join the discussion with Guerrilla Miniature Games at the video's YouTube page.
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Uploaded Jun 18, 2020 The Marines are scattered through the Hulk. Their Captain leads a furious rush through enemy territory to try to reunite the survivors, can enough leave hostile territory to make a difference? Watch the video and join the discussion with Guerrilla Miniature Games at the video's YouTube page.
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Uploaded May 20, 2021 With the passing of Richard Halliwell it is time to come back to likely his most well remembered franchise and contribution to tabletop wargames: SPACE HULK. The CAMPAIGNS book focused on playing linked games of Space Hulk as opposed to one-off games where every death counts. The Ultramarines are rotating off of a backwater sentry gig as a derelict craft crashes on their planet. The true occupants are revealed as the Marines find themselves suddenly under attack by Genestealers! Watch the video and join the discussion with Guerrilla Miniature Games at the video's YouTube page.
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Uploaded Jul 8, 2021 It's the final stand of the Ultramarines! With the genestealers closing in and the relief force inbound, can Captain Lazarus hold the line and see his men rescued or will they be Overrun? Thank you Richard Halliwell for your contribution to gaming. Watch the video and join the discussion with Guerrilla Miniature Games at the video's YouTube page.
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Uploaded Aug 18, 2023 White Dwarf 138 contained a whole campaign for the Ultramarines, attempting to cleanse Nautilus Spire on Necromunda of a Genestealer Patriarch. Using the full expanded rules from all three Space Hulk boxes, let's dive in and re-play this 34 year old classic with all the original models and components restored. Watch the video and join the discussion with Guerrilla Miniature Games at the video's YouTube page.
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Uploaded Aug 31, 2023 White Dwarf 138 contained a whole campaign for the Ultramarines, attempting to cleanse Nautilus Spire on Necromunda of a Genestealer Patriarch. Using the full expanded rules from all three Space Hulk boxes, let's dive in and re-play this 34 year old classic with all the original models and components restored. Watch the video and join the discussion with Guerrilla Miniature Games at the video's YouTube page.
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Uploaded Sep 15, 2023 It's Throwback Thrusday, where I bring you games from the past and put them on camera. White Dwarf 138 contained a whole campaign for the Ultramarines, attempting to cleanse Nautilus Spire on Necromunda of a Genestealer Patriarch. Using the full expanded rules from all three Space Hulk boxes, let's dive in and re-play this 34 year old classic with all the original models and components restored. Watch the video and join the discussion with Guerrilla Miniature Games at the video's YouTube page.