Thanks For Watching! I am planning to upload a video in this style for every faction that has a Combat Patrol, so if you are interested in those, consider subscribing! Members also get early access to all the Combat Patrol and Spearhead reviews! If you know someone who is considering getting into Space Marines, consider sharing the video with them! Combat Patrol Playlist kzfaq.info/sun/PL1E9rFzw_L86wWjAq80AE0AXMxIHRWBCK IMPORTANT LINKS Combat Patrol Missions & Army Rules: www.warhammer-community.com/2023/06/29/combat-patrol-rules-and-missions-everything-you-need-to-play-this-fresh-new-mode/? Warhammer 40K 10th Edition Core Rules PDF: www.warhammer-community.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/dLZIlatQJ3qOkGP7.pdf Space Wolves Combat Patrol PDF: www.warhammer-community.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/jb0bnS4cva1XG2PB.pdf What Is Combat Patrol? Combat Patrol has been designed for a wide variety of players. It can be picked up by new and returning players, people who might struggle to find the time for a larger game, players who want to try a new faction without building a 1,000 point army, or people who simply want to master a new game format. Instead of building an army from a selection of datasheets and points values, your games will feature balanced but varied forces based on the Combat Patrol boxes you can find in stores. You simply pick up the Combat Patrol box from your favourite faction, build your miniatures, and get ready to battle. It really is as simple as that!

Also, in case you ware wondering where the Adepta Sororitas and GSC Combat Patrol reviews are, I am going to upload videos for both soon. There is going to be a twist, though! For these two factions I am going to cover both old and the new Combat Patrol boxes and compare them directly! So look forward to those videos and subscribe if you want to get notified once they go up!

Thanks for the video! For Keen Senses, if you target any unit with a character in it, it gets the bonus because the target unit still has the Character keyword.

I started with this box as a new (wolves) player and it worth it - but can only be recommended if you want everything in the box / you can trade off what you don't need. The basic intercessors are strongly ok, their sticky rule is great, and battleline units might be more useful in pariah nexus , so bringing 2x5 intercessors is definitely on the menu. The lieutenant is a nice supporting character (wouldn't use him for 5 intercessors though), and you can proxy him for a captain anytime. The baby carrier is great for it's points but have to be careful with it as it's weaker than a dreadnought (also, can be proxied for a dreadnought). It has a nice damage output and can support phobos units if the situation is right. And the reivers... They are awesome models, but their rules are meh, and they miss AP, plus they are not cheap, unfortunately there is no reason to bring them instead of anything else - even as hounds of morkai(which might be great against psyker units once in a while). What i can advise getting next to this starter box is a box of infiltrators/incursors, and use the reiver bodies+heads to build 3 units of 5 infiltrators/incursors. That's how i should have built them at least So in short i'd recommend this box for new wolves players, not to anyone else unfortunately, and a second box can be useful if you want all the phobos units and have access to 3d printed parts to turn the second 10 intercessors to jump pack intercessors (and the second lieutenant to a jump pack chaplain/captain??)

Picked this up brand new for $75 dollars. Absolute steal considering I sold the lieutenant for $30 and the upgrade frames for $12 each 🤣 Built as Raven Guard

I'm excited about this video! I'm building this combat patrol as my third Raven Guard Combat patrol- thank you for the deep dive!

@EmpireofWargames i don't remember seeing thi skind of video from you, so have you thought about making a video on chapter neutral space marine combat patrol boxes? I would love it more for gw to do that instead of the current system. They could pick different playstyles instead of a chapter, and the customer could pick up any chapter specific extras of their needs. That way you could pick from let's say phobos/heavy infantry/close combat oriented units to start with, without the unwanted upgrade sprue for a different chapter. Any ideas on that?

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