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Imperial Agents

3 boxes · 18 kits we track

The Imperium's odd jobs - Inquisitors, assassins, naval armsmen and enforcers, collected as a small force or bolted onto another Imperial army.

Imperial Agents is less a faction than a cast list. Assassins from four temples, Inquisitors and their retinues, Arbites enforcement squads, void-suited Navy breachers and various one-off characters who never fitted anywhere else. That makes it an excellent second collection. Almost nothing repeats, so it is a project of individual models rather than squads, and it is the natural home for narrative gaming and conversion work. Painters get real variety - trench coats, void suits, robes, riot armour - and no chapter colours to obey. Small enough to finish, characterful enough to keep coming back to, and it strengthens any other Imperial army you already own.

On the table: A small support force of specialists and characters rather than a line army - it is designed to fill gaps.

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How hard to paint

72of 82 easiest

Harder than most

Model size2 out of 5Detail density2 out of 5Technique demanded3 out of 5

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What it costs to start

A$180.65

A$0.50 per point

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