Kill Team Overview | Corsair Voidscarred 

Real quick, for perfect ambush. If the unit needs to go from conceal to engage, the unit must be ready. I kinda glossed over that. Seeing a comment in RU-vid's notifications bringing it up i wanted to pin and like and all that, but it's not... in the comments for me... soooooo.

Easily my favorite kill team explanations on RU-vid

I can't wait to see more of these Kill Team Overviews. I think the structure here can't be understated, everything felt so easy to understand and the audio was really nice too, especially sample tactics.

As someone just getting into Killteam, the practical and real on-board demonstrations explanations are extremely helpful compared to the majority of videos which just have a picture of the model or bit of text. Subscribed!

Thank God I found you. I found most other killteam content creators to drone a bit. But your production value makes it so much better when I learn about new kill teams

Corsair behind an open door on ITD can never be shot at. If you come within 2" you get charged. If you stay outside 2" and want to throw a grenade, you get charged. If you stay outside 3", you can shoot.

This is insane, just watched your Phobos overview earlier today wishing you had a Corsair one because I cant decide between the two and a few hours later here it is 😱😱

I swear, whenever I watch any of these videos I want to drop my current project and start building whatever kill team is being talked about.

These Kill Team Overviews are explained so well! My go-to to learn how to play different teams. Can you do a Pathfinder Overview? I can't seem to learn how to effectively play/understand their info

Wow that scenario was pretty eye opening. Just played my first game yesterday and got rolled (and messed up a bunch of rules and we didn't even run the full ruleset). So many things I didn't consider while playing that I can grasp a bit better now

Great video, can't wait to see the kasrkin overview!

It should be noted the Kurnathi ability, due to wording, does NOT require it to be the one being attacked and is in fact usable when it is the attacker.

I'm starting with Kasrkin and think I'm basically obligated to get a Tau team next, but the Corsairs caught my attention for a few reasons. Thank you for this overview

Incredible video as always! Inspired me to pick up, but I need to do the warp coven and night lords first... Looking forward to a hunterclade review!

Thanks for all your great content!

I’m to build a voidscarred killteam for my older sister so this helps. Can’t wait for the Blooded overview.

Great guide

wish this team wasn't like a 2 box set if you want to build everything, but at least you can just be like "yeah I'm using my gunner as a heavy gunner rn" and that's fine for most games

Awesome breakdown of the team!

Nice video, my most fun experience with Corsairs is either catapulting the duelist on first round with the way seeker for an early kill, or the time the Jurnathi killed a full Phobos Reaver. Who started the fight XD

Great overview as always!

When are we going to get that Hand of the Archon vs Corsair Voidscarred rematch?

Great video as always, but I still want to see a video for Hive Fleet and Legionary ;)

I've been seeing some weird success with the Hive Fleet 6 Melee Warrior build. 5 attacks, crits on 5+ with a 4/6 damage loadout and they remove a melee dice from their opponent. And they are 18 wound models. Doing some math and different scenarios in my head, I feel like the Voidscarred would be added biomass.

Can you go over Hand of the Archon? They seemed to have dodged all the buffs and nerfs from the dataslates.

what are your thoughts on guides for talons or hive fleet for the current kill team landscape?

For the felarch do you have to use the kill team model or could you use the visarch model but still using the felarch data sheet or can you not?

No idea why they buffed the 50% win rate team hahahaha

I didn't like this video much. In previous ones you shared a lot of your own ideas, advice, insight, examples of smart play so I always felt I was learning something. This one was almost purely reading rules verbatim for those who, I don't know, can't read on their own? Can't be bothered to read? I can, so I much more appreciate the previous style of your team overviews - those were awesome!