In this case we get the benefit of marines just being a super-popular faction driving a ton of games very quickly.
Intercession Squads likewise showed a 55% win rate over a very short period of time following the release of their pdf. Not the most by any stretch, but an impressive showing on a relatively small sample of games – only 71 total. Blooded Traitors improved the most from their July-August showing, jumping to a 59% win rate with three tournament wins. While it’s still too early to deliver a verdict on the new teams from the Annual or Into the Dark – though results look promising – we now have enough data to talk more about the other teams that debuted in the back half of 2022. If you haven’t given the game a shot yet, I’d highly recommend it – it’s a blast and, as we’ll see, one of the most balanced games GW makes. That’s very promising, and fitting for a game as fun as Kill Team. In this new sample we had a whopping 3,486 games to look at, an increase of around 28% when you account for the number of days in each sample. In our prior sample we had 2,362 games to look at. The good news is that after that, things picked up substantially. We remarked last time around that Kill Team didn’t seem to have quite the traction we wanted to see from an events standpoint. Let’s run through the headlines: Kill Team Picked Up Steam in the Back Half of the Summer 
In that time we’ve picked up some new kill teams and an entirely new way to play. Last time around we looked at the results from the start of July through August 10 this time we’re picking up the time period between August 11 and this past weekend (9/26).
September is basically in the books and with a new Dataslate out, it’s a good time to look back on the last month or so of events and see how the Kill Team meta is doing overall.
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