Kill Team, Necromunda, the Horus Heresy, Middle-earth and Underworlds: starting questions

The questions in this section

• Kill Team Deathwatch: what it is, how many boxes
  What Kill Team: Deathwatch is, how many boxes players say they need, and which other Kill Team boxes we list.
• What is in the Kill Team Starter Set?
  What the two-team Kill Team Starter Set holds, and what it leaves out.
• Kill Team or Warhammer 40,000 for a new player?
  What Kill Team and Warhammer 40,000 each ask you to buy, and who should pick which.
• Do I need terrain for Kill Team?
  What the Starter Set's terrain covers, what a killzone is and how to build a board that plays well from your own bits.
• Which Kill Team box after the Starter Set?
  A table of the Kill Team boxes we list, matched to the 40,000 army you already collect, and what to check before you buy.
• Do I need Kill Team datacards?
  What a datacard pack is, how it differs from the ops card pack and the Core Book, and when buying one is worth it.
• Can you play Kill Team solo or co-op?
  How the Joint Ops mode lets one or two players take on the game itself, and what to buy to try it.
• What do I need to start Necromunda?
  What the Necromunda: Skirmish Core Set holds, what a gang box adds and which book you still need.
• Horus Heresy or Warhammer 40,000?
  What separates the Horus Heresy game from Warhammer 40,000 for a new buyer: rules, books, game size and the starting box.
• Starting the Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game
  The Battle of Edoras starter set, or a Battlehost plus the Rules Manual and an Armies book: what each route holds and costs.
• Is Warhammer Underworlds: Embergard a good start?
  What the Embergard box holds, why it counts as a fresh start for the game and what to check before buying an older box.