I put together a cheat sheet for the new edition

[Lord Raven 19]

Topic title says it all, I made a shortcut to referencing the key rules for the new edition, in the downloads section, appreciate you checking it out, thanks.

http://www.bolterandchainsword.com/files/file/685-kill-team-cheat-sheet/

[Lord Raven 19]

File Name: Kill Team Cheat Sheet

File Submitter: Lord Raven 19

File Submitted: 02 Sep 2021

File Category: Kill Team

 

This sheet is a rules summary for kill team 21 that collates order of pregame setup, turn sequencing, actions, terrain rules and USRs into an easily referencable summary handy to have in front of you during the game.

This does not, and is not intended to, replace the official kill team core book from Games Workshop and may be inaccurate or have incorrect interpretations of rules.

 

Click here to download this file

[Shovellovin]

Awesome! Thank you. I just received my copy of Kill Team. This will be perfect to use when my buddy and I play. 

[firestorm40k]

Thanks for this - very helpful :)

[Interrogator Stobz]

Well done, thanks heaps :tu:

[Orpheus108]

Awesome, great work. Thanks

[byrd9999]

You are doing the Emperor's work. Thank you!

 

The sum total of rules in Warhammer games ends up being quite convoluted, so I would greatly appreciate it if GW did this kind of thing as a matter of course.

 

The best GW ruleset, in terms of ease of understanding, is Adeptus Titanicus (which comes with a cheat sheet).

[Brother Navaer Solaq]

Thank you for creating this cheat sheet.

[Inquisitor Eisenhorn]

Nice work, thank you. 

[Lord Raven 19]

v1.1 is now available with a couple of missed rules and area of highlighting fixed.

Edited September 26, 2021 by Lord Raven 19

[Brother Navaer Solaq]

I noticed the overwatch section of the rules is very light on explanation on when it can be used. Otherwise great cheat sheet.

[Lord Raven 19]

I noticed the overwatch section of the rules is very light on explanation on when it can be used. Otherwise great cheat sheet.

Thanks for the feedback, I would agree the overwatch section is brief, but I though it covered all the key points:

-when you would activate

-no operatives left to activate

-opponent must still have operatives left to activate

-only on operatives with engage order, and each operative only once per round.

 

Would you be able to suggest any points I missed or any to elaborate on?

[Brother Navaer Solaq]

 

I noticed the overwatch section of the rules is very light on explanation on when it can be used. Otherwise great cheat sheet.

 

Thanks for the feedback, I would agree the overwatch section is brief, but I though it covered all the key points:

-when you would activate

-no operatives left to activate

-opponent must still have operatives left to activate

-only on operatives with engage order, and each operative only once per round.

 

Would you be able to suggest any points I missed or any to elaborate on?

It could be the pdf format when I read it. When I am looking at document the "0 AP Overwatch" section does appears to be mixed with the "1 AP pick up" section.

[Lord Raven 19]

Ah, yes, Overwatch is explained in more detail on the next page, I felt that, as it technically is an action, it should be mentioned in the actions section, but as a unique activation, I felt it deserved a unique and separate explanation that didn't seem to fit the pattern of the explanations for the other actions, hence moving the full explanation to the next page.

[Son of Carnelian]

Major props to Lord Raven 19. This is super helpful!

[Brother Navaer Solaq]

Ah, yes, Overwatch is explained in more detail on the next page, I felt that, as it technically is an action, it should be mentioned in the actions section, but as a unique activation, I felt it deserved a unique and separate explanation that didn't seem to fit the pattern of the explanations for the other actions, hence moving the full explanation to the next page.

Thanks for the explanation. It makes things more clear. :)

 

I was wondering maybe because I do not understand the symbols used. For the section that explains when a target can be shot at, does circle with x represents a yes or no?

Edited November 8, 2021 by Mechanicus_Adept

[Lord Raven 19]

Circle represents 2", there's a reference table at the top of the first page for the shapes and their respective distances.

[Lord Raven 19]

With the expanded terrain rules in WD 478, I plan to update this in the next few days. If anyone has anything else that they'd like me to consider adding, could they post it here or in the comments on the file.

Thanks.

[Lord Raven 19]

New version is now available to download.

[Brother Navaer Solaq]

Thanks for creating this cheat sheet

[Brother Navaer Solaq]

@Lord Raven 19

is this cheat sheet going to show reference for into the dark?

[Lord Raven 19]

On 4/15/2023 at 8:44 PM, Brother Navaer Solaq said:

@Lord Raven 19

is this cheat sheet going to show reference for into the dark?

Potentially, I have exams coming up soon, so I'm busy at the moment, but I may update it, or add a new version for close quarters once I have more free time.

[Brother Navaer Solaq]

 

On 4/20/2023 at 4:42 PM, Lord Raven 19 said:

Potentially, I have exams coming up soon, so I'm busy at the moment, but I may update it, or add a new version for close quarters once I have more free time.

 

Sounds good. A new version for close quarters makes sense.