Faithful to the Greater Good, the T'au have expanded within the Vedik System, forging alliances with local planetary governors. Their venture is gaining momentum, but a ship from the Adepta Sororitas arrives, so the Battle Sisters attempt to regain control of the system. Kill Team: Chalnath allows you to engage in the skirmishes raging between the assassins of the T'au Empire and the Adepta Sororitas.

The new edition of Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team has been redesigned from the ground up with the aim of providing the best possible skirmish experience on the tabletop, and Kill Team: Chalnath is the perfect expansion. This extraordinary boxed set includes two complete kill teams (the exuberant Novices of the Adepta Sororitas, eager to prove themselves worthy of power armor, and the futuristic special forces of the T'au Pathfinders), as well as rules, terrain, and a new game board.

The boxed set includes:

1 96-page Rulebook for Kill Team: Chalnath: expand your operational sphere with background on the Vedik System, as well as on the contingents of T'au and Battle Sisters engaged there. Along with this narrative context, you'll find new rules, data cards, and origin tables for both kill teams, the Novices of the Adepta Sororitas and the T'au Pathfinders, as well as a plethora of additional special rules and missions set in this war zone.

23 Citadel Miniatures: two complete kill teams, on one side the Novice Team of the Adepta Sororitas, and on the other the T'au Pathfinders. Both offer a wide range of customization and assembly options; you can make your kill team unique, with models that can be assembled as different agents. The two kill teams are accompanied by a transfer sheet, with which you can give your models a wide selection of emblems and icons.

7 Terrain Elements: recreate the devastated war zone with two imposing ruins and five damaged walls, typical architectural elements around which skirmishes are fought.

1 Double-sided Game Board for Kill Team: Chalnath: engage in lethal firefights on this double-sided cardboard board depicting the ravaged terrain of the Vedik System.

Miniatures require assembly and painting: we recommend using Citadel plastic glue and Citadel paints.