The pillars of the Sector Mechanicus come in four different designs and fit the underside of the floors.

Please remember it can take some time for your bank or credit card company to process and post the refund too. We will resolve the issue by sending you replacement items or parts wherever we can or we will offer you an immediate refund if you prefer. You will need a copy of the Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team Core Manual and the Killzones book to make full use of the contents of this set.

Unfortunately setting or defusing charges costs a Command Point, which isn’t terrible but kind of highlights how Kill Team badly needs to add an “Action” mechanic similar to 40k. This new version now has 14 buildings in total which includes new reworked medium L's and some additional mini ruins.

This set contains everything you need to create a Sector Mechanicus battlefield for games of Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team: – Double-sided, fold-out game board measuring 22" x 30" – 10 large pipelines, three of which are broken, with ruined ends – 2 smaller pipe elements which represent the beginning/end of a pipeline – A variety of additional elements including junction boxes, chimneys, and silos which can be used in conjunction with the pipelines to form larger structures and denser areas terrain You will need a copy of the Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team Core Manual and the Killzones book to make full use of the contents of this set. frames of Sector Mechanicus scenery – providing endless variety, these frames of industrial scenery include a huge array of walkways, platforms, supports, ladders and plasma pipes.The casting is well done, but the material rather dark so you it is a bit difficult to see some of the details on the pictures. There are some interesting things here for a GM who wants to build their own content but that’s a very, very small set of players.

The Sector Mechanicus Killzone Environment is an expansion for Kill Team � in the packed box, you�ll find a gameboard, scenery, and exclusive rules that use the unique nature of Sector Mechanicus terrain to introduce dangerous new missions and powerful effects to your games. The rules are too complicated, there are too many new tactics, and asking players to build terrain a certain way to make the rules work isn’t great. Of these, the Sector Munitorum, Death World Forests, and Wall of Martyrs are the most useful and accessible as the rules for Killzones require – or at least imply – that you’ll build your terrain in specific configurations and it’s much easier to do that with the terrain from those Killzones.

frames of Sector Mechanicus scenery � providing endless variety, these frames of industrial scenery include a huge array of walkways, platforms, supports, ladders and plasma pipes. On top of that you receive a neat game board that is double sided and if you're playing Kill Team another couple of items that re-kindle the game (if you need to do that so shortly after the release).

The Sector Mechanicus Killzone Environment is an expansion for Kill Team – in the packed box, you’ll find a gameboard, scenery, and exclusive rules that use the unique nature of Sector Mechanicus terrain to introduce dangerous new missions and powerful effects to your games. One of these is always “no affect” (which is extremely lame, but more on that in a bit), and the other five are loosely themed to represent disparate effects the killzone can have on combatants. These are great setting ideas for a campaign and can be really cool for setting the stage for games that happen along side larger games of 40k. On that note, if you purchased any of the killzones when they were originally released, the content here will be very familiar. There are Attacker and Defender tactics to set charges and defuse them, which can mean charges can go up or down several times in a game as player control over objectives shifts.There are chains, tubes and ladders that are added to the floor tiles and usually already hold just by pressing them together. The Sector Mechanicus is a generic industrial looking terrain, which was used with Shadowwar Armageddon and the Renegade Knight kits as terrain. As you can see the underside has a couple of holes, which will fit the couplings as well as the further detailing parts. The Sector Mechanicus terrain is some of the most versatile terrain GW has ever made and being forced to build it in specific ways to get mediocre in-game benefits is a crime. Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom.