Kill Team's new edition is coming in August and with it some of the most basic questions on how your gang will survive and move from one game to another always remains. Lets take a look at the what was revealed today and you can then check out the entirety of the article at WarCom to see how you keep track of it all.
Death and Dying in Kill Team- via WarCom
Best of all, each player tracks their chosen Spec Op completely independently of each other, so you can progress your objectives at the speed that suits you best. In fact, your opponent doesn’t even need to be playing in a campaign at all, as your operations can be completed regardless of the game mode you’re using. Even if your friends prefer to focus on matched play games, you’ll be able to progress the narrative play story of your own kill team while playing with them.**
No story of daring military escapades would be complete without a few scars earned along the way, and your operatives are no exception. Taking a few bullets or whacks on the head here and there is all a part of the Kill Team life, and even when an unfortunate soldier loses all of their Wounds in combat, death is a long way off. Each incapacitated operative rolls a Casualty Test at the end of the game, fully recovering on a result of 2+ and suffering a more serious injury on a roll of 1.