Not the best in the bunch, especially since your team is geared towards avoiding taking damage from shooting attacks with its universal 4+ invulnerable saves. Accolade: Retain one defence dice as a succesful normal save without rolling it when defending against an enemy shooting attack while you’re not in cover. Tragedy: Performance: losing wounds from an enemy shooting attack.Not difficult to achieve, and if you get to 4 Performance points, everyone suddenly has great mobility on Charge moves. Accolade: The Pivotal Role Player can add up Square/3 inches to its Charge move rather than the usual Circle/2 inches. Odyssey: Performance: making a Charge move that ends you up within Pentagon/6 inches of the opponent’s drop zone.This one’s really good since the pistols everyone in your kill team has are great for this with their Rending critical rule that will often allow them to do critical damage at least twice in an attack. Accolade: The Pivotal Role player can reroll one of its attack dice when making a shooting attack. Melodrama: Performance: incapacitating an enemy operative in a shooting attack with the damage from two or more attack dice.Pretty easy to achieve for the Pivotal Role player with that Accolade, and good for other operatives as well if you pick a Power Weapon (which scores critical hits on a 5+) or the Embrace that can only be blocked by critical hits. Accolade: If you don’t retain any critical hits when fighting in combat, strike or parry with one normal hit as if it was a critical one. Epic: Performance: incapacitating an enemy operative in combat with the damage done from two or less attack dice.Great for hit and run tactics, and it synergizes well with the Tactical Ploys Ruthless Derision and The Curtain Falls. Accolade: A Fall Back action costs 1 less Action Point to cast. Comedy: Performance: performing a Fall Back Action.You can choose from the following Allegories: This is obviously a very significant upgrade, so getting your Performance Tally to 4 should be your first order of business in most battles. When your Performance Tally reaches 4, your whole kill team levels up: everyone gains the Accolade ability of your chosen Allegory for the rest of the battle, you gain one extra Command Point, and for the rest of the battle, you generate one extra Command Point in each Generate Command Points step of a Turning Point. Each Allegory also has a Performance, which is a condition any of your operatives can fulfill once per battle.Įach time someone fulfills this condition for the first time, you add 1 to a score called your Performance Tally. A Pivotal Role operative gets a bonus from the Allegory called an Accolade. Before a game begins, you have to choose one of 6 Allegories, and one of your operatives has to be chosen as having the Pivotal Role in that battle. Saedath is like a manuscript for the “play” a Void-Dancer Troupe kill team will perform when they go to battle. As they dance across the battlefield, the Troupe are some of the best at hit and run-tactics in the entire game, so if you like toying with your opponent and playing a high risk, high reward kill team, the Void-Dancer Troupe is just what you’re looking for.Ħ Playing the Void-Dancer Troupe Kill Team Abilities of the Void-Dancer Troupe Kill Team Saedath As each player is an artist in their own right, no member of a Troupe is just cannon fodder: even the standard Player operatives have great weapons to choose from, and can perform acts that can inspire the entire team to perfect their art and become even more dangerous. In the game, the Void-Dancer Troupe kill team truly embodies battle as an art form, as they choose their tactics depending on the story they plan to murder their way through in a particular clash with the enemy, and each Player in the Troupe must play its role in the narrative. They are graceful and swift like all Aeldari, but they are also irreverent tricksters bearing masks and playing games with their opponents. Serving him, they see battle as a theatrical performance, where they re-enact events from the history of their people with their enemies being unwilling participants in the play. They might belong to the Craftworlds, the Drukhari of Commorragh, the raiding Corsairs or the mysterious Exodites, but all Harlequins share a common devotion to Cegorach, the Laughing God. The Harlequins are some of the strangest Aeldari in the galaxy. The Void-Dancer Troupe is a kill team for the Games Workshop tabletop skirmish game Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team.

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