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The Deathwatch are a Space Marine Chapter unlike any other – tasked with ruthlessly hunting down and destroying the xenos menace at the bidding of the Inquisition. Composed of individuals from almost every other Chapter, they pool their knowledge and share what they've learned to enhance their already formidable fighting prowess.

The Tomb Worlds of the Necrons are eternal mausoleums composed of strange xenos machinery. Within their labyrinthine corridors, you'll find teleport pads, deactivated Necron warriors, and a great many sarcophagi containing dormant Necrons and their constructs.

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The galaxy is full of resources to be claimed, and the Leagues of Votann dispatch their Kinhosts to harvest them for the continued survival of their ancestor cores. A Cthonian Prospect is the name given to a delegation of Kin from the Cthonian Mining Guilds sent out to find and extract these resources, often while fending off vicious enemies. A Brôkhyr Iron-master with Ironkin Assistant and...

The Emperor’s Children roam the galaxy in pursuit of sensations beyond imagination, always seeking excess in battle and slaughtering their foes with ever more depraved methods. Fulgrim, Daemon Primarch of Slaanesh, leads the Blissbound Warband into combat, a preening duellist who confounds his enemies with perfumes and poisons. Joining him are six Flawless Blades, supremely arrogant Heretic...

Marneus Calgar is an inspiring leader and superlative warrior who strides into battle clad in the Armour of Antilochus. Obliterating swathes of enemies with volleys of bolt shells from the Gauntlets of Ultramar, he is an architect of destruction whose gift for grand strategy is without question.

Archons lead their kabals in battle with a mixture of malevolent cunning, arrogant self-assuredness, and breathtaking martial skill. To these qualities, they add an arsenal of esoteric weaponry and wargear that enable them to go to battle wreathed in concealing shadows, drag the souls from their victims' bodies, and reduce enemies to desiccated ashes with a single blow.

Enforcers are sadistic disciplinarians amongst the Militarum Traitoris, whether petty tyrants who killed their way to dominance, or former officers brought low through corruption. Some cement their position by exploiting savage Traitor Ogryns – crude line-breakers and added muscle – as living shields to help impose their violent rule.

Cato Sicarius is a noble scion of Talassar and among the most accomplished of the Ultramarines champions. As Captain of the Victrix Honour Guard, he demonstrates superior swordsmanship and is a true master of the lightning assault, deploying his warriors with a decisiveness and speed born of absolute confidence.

Traitor Guardsmen are part of the mortal dregs that follow in the wake of Heretic Astartes. They turn mass-produced lasguns and more specialised weapons upon the Imperium they once served, while their military training combines with bitterness and hate to render them a potent threat.

The Victrix Honour Guard is composed of 1st Company veterans who demonstrate measured statecraft and peerless skill at arms – they serve as bodyguards for the Chapter’s senior officers. Chosen for their selflessness in battle, the warriors of the Victrix Honour Guard will gladly lay down their lives to protect their charges.

Chaos Lords have spent countless mortal life spans leading their traitorous warriors, demanding nothing but utter ruthlessness from those they command. Each heretic aspires to this chilling mastery, knowing there is no prize beyond their Lord's grasp and no enemy they cannot slay with pre-eminent skill.

Many a Space Marine Captain favours fury and speed, and devises ingenious strategies to use these to devastating effect against their enemies. As superlative warriors and inspiring leaders, their place is at the very forefront of battle. With a jump pack, Captains can lead their warriors as speartips for their assaults.

The Space Wolves are a Space Marine Chapter of savage hunters and proud warriors from the death world of Fenris. They wage war without fear or doubt, each seeking to forge a saga worthy of immortalisation.

The Iron Hands Chapter of Space Marines hold a close relationship with the Adeptus Mechanicus, making heavy use of augmetics and advanced weaponry. They are known to be cold and calculating, mercilessly gunning down their foes in overlapping volleys of fire.

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Battleclades are teams of combat servitors led by a Technoarcheologist, assembled to aid them in dangerous but crucial missions. Their augmentations are specialised and of the highest quality, and their weapons systems and auxiliary systems prepare them to take on anything the enemy can throw at them. They will stop at nothing to complete the mission – it’s what they were made for.

Battleclade kill teams disassemble their enemies in calibrated acts of aggression. With industrial tools, cybernetic systems, and deadly augmented weapons, servitors led by a Technoarcheologist and a Servitor Underseer are prepared to seize and protect assets vital to the Tech-Priesthood of Mars.

In the Ravener bioform, the Tyranid Hive Mind has created a serpentine and predatory terror capable of burrowing into the heart of an enemy position and ripping it to shreds in a flurry of razor-sharp talons and fangs. With vicious hyper-adaptations and horrific speed, there is almost nowhere safe from a Ravener’s reach.

Ravener kill teams are hyperadapted Tyranid bioforms capable of operating on their own for long periods of time. They burrow with horrific speed to strike at prey from vulnerable angles, using razor-sharp talons, chitinous claws and virulent biotoxins to enact the Hive Mind’s will.

Sisters Novitiate are young recruits to the Adepta Sororitas. Trained by the Drill Abbots of the Schola Progenium, they are assigned to an Order Militant to gain combat experience and prove their mettle in the crucible of war.

Kommandos aren't trusted by any right-thinking Orks – they sneak up on the enemy rather than charging in headlong, and have an unhealthy fascination with very big knives and their application to people's backs, throats, and guts. That said, having a band of Kommandos ambush the enemy mid-battle definitely has its uses.