Wraithlords, Dreadnoughts, Sagitaur and Arminger Warglaives in Kill Team?

[Filius]

Dear fellow Killteamers,

 

I turned my back to Warhammer for almost a year now, but recently felt a itch to paint something (and maybe play somethin), so I looked around about and was irritated to find Wraithlords, Dreadnoughts, Sagitaur and Arminger Warglaives in the Shop All Section of Kill Team – what in the name of the Allfather happend there? Where do I find the rules for those?

Aaand … do y'all consider this a good thing, or a rather not so good development.

 

Thanks a lot in advance, it's great, that this place is still around.

Edited June 9 by Filius
Added questionmark in the title.

[SvenIronhand]

The Nemesis Dossier or whatever it's called.

[zulu.tango]

The new Nemesis Dossier introduced rules for bigger models to be played in spec-ops games. They're not used in traditional "match" games, but can be used as either Non-Player Operatives in PVE games, or as player operatives in certain games. It introduces a fun way to play and gets more milage into the PVE rules set, without impacting match/tournament play. Unqualified positive for the game. Allows for a different way to play the rules without negatively impacting the competitive scene. 

I've played a couple of games with the rules. They're fun! I'm glad they kept it walled off from "normal" play as it would ABSOLUTELY wreck the game, but for spec-ops/Adversary ops missions its a welcome addition to the rule-set. My FLGS is currently running a narrative campaign with them Nemesis operatives showing up as occasional big-bads and its added a lot of flavor to the campaign. 

[Filius]

That sound like fun, indeed. I always wanted to build a second Dreadnought anyways, hehe ...