Kill Team: The Archivist (Web)

Marsoni

M251S

$57.00

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Kill Team: The Archivist (Web)Key Features A plastic miniature for Kill Team Add a mysterious Nemesis Operative for your kill team to hunt down Equipped with advanced technologies like the atomic dissassembler, eradicator glove, and xenotech shielding Designed to be used with Joint Ops missions, played either cooperatively or solo A Sinister Zoat Nemesis Operative This multipart plastic kit builds 1 Archivist, a non player operative for your games of Kill Team. Clever, well armed,

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012