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MOVEMENT PHASE - ete Se et nes hha Pia Ee) (ere) Se ett ec ea Pas cas Pore eon ecm Pm a dale) Your imits may move into close combat with enemy units. ease Od Both players’ units pile in and attack with melee Cereals lea Bot! th players test the Sooner ROM Urano at AN rer eae Butera} turn: Once both Pee Ou atts eet A Peete ta te ae rr ’ OTT Ses Tenn? seo next one begins, and so on, until the batt : FicCOMMAND PHasE ders gauge the flow of the battie comma battle, consolidating th : fans and devising new tactics and sens 8 their objectives before makin, eel MTCRABES wih Which ulleatUete Pe ee Baie is Batle-forged, then atthe start of your ane doing anything else, y n1 Command point (ern Peaatle forged CP bonus. You can find oot more abou aie scale! Be eand Command points on page 244 fo the Command p' ent have resolved all of hase. Once you and ye progress to your Movement phase. You can find out fm Battle forged CP bonus: Gain 1 CP if army is Battle-forge Im Resolve any rules that occurin the Command phase. Progress to the Movement phase (see overleaf).gene grow! of engines 28 armies advance . C1085 the eas i c your units. eras er) peered 4, MOVE UNITS art your Movement phase by selecting one unit teaneither make aNNormal Move itcan Advan opposite). Ifa unit is within Engagement snemy models whenit is selected to move, t ive or Advance; it can either Remain S fter you have finished moving that unit rrarmy to move in the same mann wedone so with as many of your units as you ‘you move unit, you can move any of its models (yc sto move some of the models in that unit ‘odel, you can pivot it and/or change its position o: jut no part of the model’ base (or hull) can be : (orhuils) of other models, nor can any part of that sis measured using the part of the model’ along its path (including parts that rotate or p ‘a unit must finish any type of move in unit x ‘impossible, then that move cannot be made. No unit cn fe more than once in each Movement phase its that you wish to, progress to the Reinfor ed, progress to the Reinforcemen>:MAL MOVE Bsunktmakes« Normal Move, cach model ge in inches equal 0 oc less than the Nowe (ana STS Move & datasheet, but no model can be moved within eon tePstic shown nEDgagement Range ot | ‘models (pg. 198). Move: Models move up to > imove within Engagement ange of ery nodes, iches equal to or less than this total, ‘of enemy models runitean then movea distance in ino modelecan be moved within Engagement Range unitcannot shoot or declare a charge in the same turn that it nad fodels move up toM +06 jot move within Engagement Range of enemy n that Advance cannot shoot or charge thictarm Remains Stationary, none of its models can be :novext phase. Any units from your army that were on the bs not selected to move in the Move Units step of 2:> red to have Remained Stationary that phesc. to or less than the Move (M) characteristic shown on its nd when doing so you can moye it within Engagement Range but it cannot end its move within Engagement Range {Fit cannot do this then it cannot Fall Back. A unit charge in the same turn that it Fell Back, A unit cannot to manifest a psychic power in the same turn that it Fell| 2, REINFORCEMENT pits have 4 rul the battlefield | Siher than on the b eal Faents,and they will arriv HEA Reinforcement units that hav ] pule. Any Reinfore bana Pere a Once all your Reinforcement units that you ae pave been set up, the Movement phase i | the battlefield. Reinforcement units cannot make a Normal Move, Advane rRemain Stationary in the turn they arrive for a mally (shoot, charge, fight etc.) Aodels in otherwise act nor! Sarived as Reinforcements count as having moved a distanc totheir Move (M) characteristic in this Movement phase. If ‘unit have a minimum Move characteristic, those models co moved a distance in inches equal to their maximum Move c IB Reinforcement unit: Unit that starts the battle in a lo than the battlefield. BE Set up your Reinforcement units, one at a time, as «i the rules that let them start the battle in locations o the battlefield. B® Reinforcement units cannot make a Normal Move, a Fall Back or Remain Stationary this turn, @ Reinforcement units always count as having moved t ME Any Reinforcement unit not set up on the battlefield do the battle counts as destroyed. BB Once all your Reinforcement units have been set up, pI the Psychic phase (pg 214).MOVING OVER TERRAIN ean Be ericeth conc en Gimb up or over it). Gsifthey were not there ~ any vertical distance wn gyi an be moved fester ebro down as part ofits move. Models cannot nish any cine o dimb - if it is not possible to end the move as i hat ca be made. I odels can move freely over terrain features 1 | Models cannot move through eiGitenairescin ao Fes, but can clims pand down them. FLYING hen it makes a Normal Ifa units datasheet has the FLY keyword, then vl ‘Move, an Advance or it Falls Back, its models can be moved a, “other models (and their bases) as if they were not there ant jhe moved within Engagement Range of enem ae vertical distance up and/or down that they mak: ignored. However, these models cannot finish their» ‘fanother model (or its base) or within Engage enemy models. j 1B Fi models can move over other models when th Normal Move, an Advance or when they Fall Bac “BE Firmodels ignore vertical distances when they make @ Normal Move, an Advance or when they Fall Back.ANSPORTS we the taansront Keyword The Folloying ae eens land disembark from such lel ts ‘across the battlefiei¢ jove their passengers 5 s used 10 2 citi ol a . Mow many friendly models, and of whay tac teaisporteapacity can never be ey “star the battle embarked within a TRANSPORT inst, declare what units are embarked within a ty set it up. POR pacity: Maximum number of models tht ca, the TRANSPORT. the battle embarked in 2 TRANSPorr in Engagement Range of enemy models, eady disembarked from a TRANSPORT : ‘unit from the battlefield and place it ly do anything or be affected in any v 88 specifically stated, abilities have no « lel that has made a Normal Move, Advanced, d Stationary also count as having made ame diy TRANSPORT if every model ends ra Fall Back within 3” of it.ISEMBARK Psunictot is MOveMeM! phase embarked ta wnitean disembark in that phase wee Thonsrons moc Bee ra soci ao sine Med eh a ‘ ack that phase | when a uni battlefiel | Mryenemy models L Js wholly Ment Range of | vis that disembark can then act normally (move, “qto) inthe remainder of the turn, but its models 80° patturn, even ifthey are not moved further (ie, hayes eee Moved paving Remained Stationary), ley Never count as Units that start their Movement phase embarke © can disembark this phase, ‘Aunit must disembark before thei: Transpay : RT Disombsrking units must beset up unoligenne es their TRANSPORT and not within Engagement Rarce., Soa "ge gement Range of any Units that have disembarked count as having moved this ‘dina TRaNsponr urn DESTROYED TRANSPORTS TransroRT model is destroyed (pg 201), and that m Explodes ability (or equivalent), roll to see i resulting damage to nearby units before settin; it GFany) on the battlefield. Ifthere are an stroyed TRANSPORT model, these must now i ‘explodes s Expl. Peper (eta mustrolllone Dé for each m up on the battlefield. For each roll of 1, a model thai dis *) is destroyed. Units cannot declare a charge (pg 224) or perlorn a Intervention (pg 225) in the same turn that they disembarked from yed Transport model. smbarked cannot charge or perform Heroic PEW es LU| AIRCRAFT dels hi s how other attiefild a “ MINIMUM MOVE Js typically have a Move vee a imenArT IC the model’s minimum M falues. The frst is Movement phase, all parts of the model's b jeast that far from where they star Praracteristic 110 part of the mode's base this tFauch a models Move characteristic is m oth mod maximum Move characteristics a snaincrart model cannot make its minirr Ifa tin any part of that model (inc move would resu} the edge of the battlefield, then unless you rule, that model is removed from the batt (ifthe AimcRarr is a TRANSPoRT, then any models within are likewise counted as destroyed). ‘The Strat described on pages 256-257. @ Minimum move: Models must move at least 1 I fa model cannot make its minimum move, it unless you are using Strategic ReservesIRCRAFT ENGAGEMENT Raj 29 (p 198) ermodl, the following rules and excep apply tort Janerart models (2nd their bases) as if they a pe moved Wi Birnorend the move On Top of nother model (or te base), aid it Eadthe move within Engagement Range of any ‘enemy AincRaer models. rovhen an AIRCRAFT unitis selected to Move in the 4 enemy i.e it does not di have to Fall Ba juakea Normal Move or an Advaic in Stationary). ‘Rema ‘ye when a itis Selected 10 move inthe Movement f fement phase, the only ex |} nodes that are within Engagement Iie aa 2 ly enemy a Gilmakea Normal Move or an Advance (ie. itdocsnot hovers Had ck | Stationary). jot have to Fall Back DP) exRemain Models can move within an enemy Aincaary's "Engagement Range. Models can move over AIRCRAFT (and their make any kind of move ‘AincRAFT can make a Normal Move or an within Engagement Range of enemy moc | Units can make a Normal Move or an fc “within Engagement Range of enemy AIRC: HEROIC INTERVENTIONS, PILE INS, CONSOLIDATIONS AND AIRCRAFT a unit moves when it performs a Heroic Intervention (pg 225), in (pg 228) or consolidates (pg 231), it must end that move doser to the closest enemy model. In all cases, AIRCRAFT models are excluded when g which model is the closest, unless the unit making that move model performs a Heroic Intervention, piles in or (unless the model moving ee Gistes, ignore AIRCRAFTKeyword. In the Ps dels have the PSYKER yc oe Inanifest psyesic powers and deny encm Paychie phase by selecti ible PstKen y, Mra isn the battlefield. PsrCeR voit that Fell hag" France units) arenot eligible. IPyouhave no eligitie pe four army on the battlefields and no other rule Mein the Psychic phase, the Psychic phase ends suhhave selected an eligible PSYKER unit from To manifest one or more psychic powers v ‘ed manifesting all of this unit’s psychic pc hen select another eligible PSYKER unit from your army ith, and so on, unt 5 you wish. aR in your army to manifestits ther PSYKER in your army to mani Se st the psychic power A lei powers before the battle. ichic powers, as described 0” POWERS. fest psychic powers, you set d attempt to manifest it. With!the ame paychie ‘ound, even with different Br rin nna then select one of th Re ‘ani attempting to manifest the pence arts epee ons lely using tte dry an” |p — Jongasthe Pye tel war ceil andthe | Sgtaeandy le Paychle power en pyasuccesl Deny the Wich test, thepayche art the Warp \ PERILS OF THE WARI | snattempt fo manifest ts Psychic phase is listed on nach eee = scam fas . He phase is listed omits datashec \" RES revere aa | then just before remos igi ‘round, unless that poweris Smite, per jt to manifest the psychic power b er by taking a Psuchi ent can attempt to deny poyenicpomebsratig net raking a PSYCHIC TESTS PsvKeR unit attempts to manifesta psychic pone stest for that unit by rolling 2D6. Ifthetotal wer's warp charge value, the Psychic test is pas: double 6 when taking a Psychic tes, thet vn Passed if 206 equals or exceeds ps. double 6 rolled, PSYKER sufers Perils of the Warp. WITCH sit attempts to deny a psychic power, you must take a Deny ‘unity rolling 2D6. Ifthe totals greater than the - test, the Deny the Witch test is passed and the psychic one attempt can be made to deny a psychic power If ¢ to deny more than one psychic power ina psychic sheet. nit within 6 suffers D3 mo Perils of the Ws PSYKER uni 1 woundsG PHASE are shines through the gloom in bursts, the sky. Muzzle Mert og are left discarded across sna st lefigg fa +i phase by selecting one eligible uni Seri is one that has one or m IRE arenot eligible irre: let ids, After you have shor shane sor stn pe it you en te rave sho and 0 0 Whos crank toaiot th Yuet a an en hat models in tht unite Silvanged weapon tl tare ica fen) Beshot once pex pine) 1, ee aiypatirthnc beaters se Wo unit canbe selected to shoot with more than once in each si Il your eligible units that y ot with pe sautngpiase ends and YOu Progress tothe Charge rhe : ans, Attacks a" neice wea ences used 19 ‘MAKING A ee 1. HIT ROLL De: fe result of the hit roll is equal to OF greater than ye © povels Ballistic 11 (BS) cl fh eee weapon) th yor, the attack fails and the atta haracteristic (if the attack sb Skill (WS) characteristic (i altade scores one hits k sequence ends hen th: sunt fan otiack femiade with « weapon that has an ability that so at matically its the target ne it rellisaadé that attack, ‘one hit on the target ‘unit, An unmodified hit roll of 6 always sc. Snunmodified hit roll of L always fails. A hit roll can nes ° meané that if afterall the cumulative C Modif ‘more than -1 or +1. This » Tr live been calculated, the total modifier would be 2 aged tbe-1. Similac ib afer al the cumulative modi ot Wors fiers to Tear een clclated, the total modifier would be +2 or ber etter itis tobe +1. 2. WOUND ROLL ach time an attack scores a hit against a target unit, make a for that attack by rolling one D6 to sec ifthat attack ak the tage, The esl required determined by comparing tne ~n. reaponsStength (8) characteristic with the targets oesinc _| characteristic, as shown on the following table: | CO | D6 RESUL UIRED me and an unmodified wound rol of 1 alweys ene by more than -1 or +1. This ay ie modifiers to a wound roll have bee? be-2 or worse, itis changed tobe unit, the player commanding ‘model in the target unit (this tobe allocated to amos"!is itn range OF OF Vie to the Breet unit has already lost any woes Bees emacs 4, SAVING THROW B plaret commanding the taper in Be sad mociving Bee cctincwensn Bes cenlisin Ahora Be mrekrcudnoe Bee ties ras aoc: Peieeageerenarnc ents Fee erie seg era erect aman tae the Armour penn ek as ma Vis subte ih Hints and Tips tere Fast Dice Rolling el suffers damage The res for making attacks (pg 220) ming you w the iiod Ihave been written «5. INFLICT DAMAGE | sete neatin e Ihe dang nlite sl 6 De Damas (D) racic by ling the dic for sor ett seapon mating heats A model loser onc wma nae te loether trod of damage tsers Is models wounds are reduced og" PTY Hees damage iticted by tat nee eenga, | Heating sac) a the same dndihas n0 effet. ackislost | Weapon Skil fits a donc attack). They Strength and Armour Penetration ‘attacks at once, all of the attacks Lif Hiro (ranged weapon}: Roll one 06; hit scored result equal bee! \__orbeats attacking model's BS. Otherwise atock ia eS re Hitroll (melee weapon): Roll one OG;hit scores | Be beats attacking model's WS. Otherwise atiacs, und roll: oll one D6 and compare attaci opposite. Target wounded if score « uired result, Otherwise attack fails attack: Player commanding tage: in that unit. a model in the uni =< ns @ mode acy lost any wounds or had aitacks allocated to throw: Roll one D6 and modify by the ais: Bea | the Sv of the selected model, the saving throw is isiiee | this phase, they must allocate furth damage. Otherwise attack is saved. attacks to this model until either it : The selected model loses a number of wounds destroyed, or all the attacks have b tack’s D. saved or resolved.| E SAVES. » INVULNERABL! wil use. Hf invulnerable s0ve: tacking weapon’ mt Amodel vith an in normal S¥. MORTAL WOUNDS flict mortal wounds cks inflict m0} n withstand their fury: ‘unit, and they are always applied o ‘inch Some atta cor force field cam ‘ofdamage on the target Do not make a wound F t amortal wound ge toa model in the target unit as des iby normal attacks, excess damage fro: ‘oll or saving th = just allocate it as you wou! wha dana damage inflicted by norn \ ae td keep allocating Jamage to De eee as beer allocated orc othe unit until is destroyed. {fan attack inflicts mortal wounds in addition to the resolve the normal damage first. IFan attack inflicts m addition to the normal damage, but the normal saved, the target unit still suffers the mortal wounds, as dc Ifan ability modifies the damage inflicted by a weapon, a: can inflict mortal wounds in addition to the normal dama | does not apply to any mortal wounds that are inflicted ( specifically states otherwise) IB Each mortal wound inflicted on a unit causes one m Unit to lose one wound, BH No saving throws can be made against mortal wounds. MB Mortal wounds inflicted by attacks in addition to normal always apply, even if normal damage saved IGNORING WOUNDS | Some models have rules that give them a chance to ignore wounds. a model has more than one such rule, ss Tules each time the model los a ‘mortal wounds) you can only use one of those wound (including wounds lost due to B Amodel 5 CAN only u: sai, ee SC one rule to attempt to ignore eachnd claw. Strident war erie d 8 84 Fang reataciysmic violence draws neg, ie tical (ee 4. CHARGES nemy units at the start of the eligible u you want t0 Jewithin 12° of any Advanced of Fallen Back this battle round, a ‘Charge phase within Engagement Range of any en voit Ifyou have no eligible units from your army that you sation the battlefield, progress to the Heroic Interventions ste } Charge phase. After you have finished charging with one of i select another unit from your army to do so, and can thei hhave done so with as many of your units ‘No unit can be selected to charge more than once in each ‘Onceall of your eligible units that you wish to charge with (i declared a charge and have done so, progress to the Heroic I of the Charge phase. I Select a unit from your army to charge with BB Charge with that unit (see below) IB Select another unit from your army to charge with BH Once all your units have charged, progress to the H Interventions step (pg 225) CHARGING WITH A UNIT x : Gaesqoithave chosen an eligible unit to declare a charge with, Te ey eg et its win 12" off asthe targets os chars eit te Be charge do not need to be visible to the charging unit Pati Ae getage rol for your unit by rong 2Do. Thisis he Demoredifthepcag se cash model in the charging unica ow Uns change ral naate th charge move To make a charge 0 eihericy p38) naa ett able to end that moins A Us aarp of pe Engagement Range (pg 198) of ve wt ofany enemy units ther ae Without moving within Engagement Range the charge is ee eee a target of its charge. If this is possible, the models in the unit make a chargeFantom ging unions 2, HEROIC INTERVENTIONS s Pouming a Heroic Intervention with umnee te ee Bie aigtac umcen wah ree ern vont] they have done so with as many of th my to do so, and x has no eligible CHanact fir units as they wish. If oom jourapponen xo nitean perform more than one Heroic Intervention in each Braephase Aunitean never performa Heroic nervention intsen | town Charge phase, Once all of your opponent’ eligible aia \ fe performed Heroic Interventions that they v ee Tepsand you progress to the Fight phase, pes »aHeroic Intervention. er CHARACTER unit to perform Hev0\" 1 [your CHARACTER Units have prformcc s, progress tothe Fight phase (pz 228) \ MING A HEROIC INTERVENTION a Heroic Intervention, you can moye each model 31 = this isa Heroic Intervention move. Fach model ish its Heroic Intervention move closer to the closest ber that a unit must finish any type of move in unit5 a 2 " es _ uP. ove, Models cannot fi to make a charge m can make a move freely over terrain features 1° i Models inheigtt. fm Modelscannotm terrain featur rove through taller t tupand down ther. FLYING WHEN CHARGING “jatasheet has the FLy keyword models can be moved across othe! ‘but they must move over terrain fi ‘A model that can Fux ca .r models (and they were not ther nits) like any other model another model. BUILDING u any move on top of fm Firmodels can move over other models when they rm charge move. fm Fuvmodels move over terrain (including BUILDINGS) ‘other modelwhen they make a charge move. :eRWATCH e ‘atch, shoot with unit, buFIGHT ani ‘vil, B100* carats oe amine oe the player ight ible ¥ Fe that Is within Engager nt and finished its nits now qualify a6 s ‘once all eligible units hav “sa to the Morale phase | #- starting with your opponent, alternate selecting fight with. e Bm Vinen a unit fights, it piles in, then it makes clog then it consolidates. a In one player has no more units let to fight with Hone nthe emainingunits, one 3 : Bm nce allunits have Fought, progress to the Mo raRGING UNITS FIGHT Fins, cH aes hat Pee fo ight ea weno" Sa gars tint act a charge move His tn fig model in th move F clin the unit must inh 4 ready touching oe, but stil. counts aS having pled in, Remene ‘of move in unit coherency (py 198). 0 ean tye that a unit mo sin: Move up to 3°. lust end closer to the closest enemy model, ake CLOSE COMBAT ATTACKS went males its lose combat attacks, before resolving i Pereererriite which models can fight and how eeony cece y then you select the target unit(s) forall of: , and declare what melee weapons those a‘! jodels Fight sit makes close combat attacks, on thin Engagement Range (pg 198) is in Engagement Range of an enemy unit. fit is within %4” of another model from their ‘of an enemy unit. it will make a number of attacks. You make one hit 1g made (see Making Attacks, page 220). <-ampdel makes is determined by ts Atacks (A) heet. For example, ifaTargets J sateen rote a ere sou vy attacks, you must first select the 2 ys made by models in jarget enemy units th formed a Heroic Intervention that made their unit mo ao codes to (Bet #7 ONY ynit, or within 14" of another maggie | Braet ein Ho that enemy ni ha 8 vad ire than one attack, H can make al Mori ean split them between different enemy enn than one model, each model can AMlof the attacks against one ( Sa high unit(s) before any attacks are resolve. get before moving onto the nary cause all enemy units are be areno viable targets (because i Pe tur it can stil consolidate (See opposite) at attach, Im the attacking unit made a charge move this turn, its maces, only target units it declared a charge against this turn, or uns that performed a Heroic Intervention this turn. Bm Select targets for all attacks, before any attacks are resojye4 BB [fa unit targets multiple units, all attacks against one unix -, be resolved before resolving attacks against the next ust lee yare described on its datasheet. Ifa model is no: ses weapons, or ifit cannot make an attack with «ye ped with, then that model makes its o::2cks using n, which has the following profile: ‘ User oO 1 nelee weapon, select which it will use befor lode has more than one melee weapon ands , pi them between these weapons however you ‘ate being made with which weapons before 1eselected weapon has more than one profile 2m, You must declare which profile is beingIB Consolidate: Move up to 3 BB Musi end closer to the closest enemy modelnee lee ehorrors of battle take theif toll ay quali when ir the monstrous or the hopele: cs eaeepeeey soherency models. wen Pay eet 2 NA gl acd 1, MORALE TESTS g with the player whose tur clecting a unit from their army taking a Morale test for it. If no | test, progress to the Unit Coh: Auunit only needs to take one Morale test in ea 1g Morale tests for all the units from is destroyed this turn, the opposing player remaining Morale tests, one at a time. Once all Mora (fany), progress to the Unit Coherency Checks step of IW Players alternate taking Morale tests for units ¢ that have suffered casualties this turn. HF Ifone player has no more units left to take Mor Opponent then takes Morale tests for their remain atime. @ Onceallunits have taken Morale tests, progres Coherency Checks step (see Opposite).MORALE TESTS eaghea Morale est, rl we that have ben d ani nest Leadership ei and roiking duc happens. An vs pastaned Morale te Io Nore tet 8 fled one Tae tition test forthe ‘ Spdcounts as having been destroyed, butitnevertng eat tied when a model i destroyed oved fear pla any rules that are fg Morale test = 06 + number of models dest Unmodified roll 1 always a success (no mesg et” ifMorale test exceeds units Ld, one model ee must take Combat Attrition tests pap othe riot COMBAT ATTRITION TESTS fa unit fails a Morale test, then ater the fst model ‘trength (pg 201); foreach result ofl, one additional mate! rene You decide which models from your unit le ~ those models ne enn from play and count as having been destroyed, but they muecreneoves les that are used when a model is destroyed. egerany ‘asingle group of models from the unit remains in play and in unit cy, The models removed count as having been destroyed, but they ny rules that are used when a model is destroyed. Models: urn the 1use of this do not cause their unit to take another Morale test. For example: In the Morale ted the battle with ten models and its led by a Ranger Alpha, with a Leadership characteristic Five model 5 to the result. The result of is le units Leadership ‘greater than characteristic, 0 the test fled and one model in the unit flees and is removed, | Stu row needs to take iow needs to take Combat \ Attrition tests for the nema a1,a2, \must first select am jon started quickly. Othy ‘own creation. If you and nner decides. ¥ 40,000, you igen mission of Your play i off, and the wi 3, Create the Battlefielg aa include All also instru | ie id sl typically incl ile Isr you i ster Armiet hat size the guidelines on pages 198, | 1. Muster Armee payerson ete Mou a die! fect how you -s that could a! need to adj stan terrain features, in an appropri 2, Read Mission Briefing ‘a description of the hattle, and what the ary Objectives are (this will tell h victory). Some missions = youhow to secure stor) me Talrules, __intheir army (called the arm one or more special rules w situations, or abilities that 208 to setting up. mission has Each missio 4, Deploy Forces E circumstances of the’ fh mission includes a deplos mission's Prim shows where each player can se mayalso include ‘These cover uniqu ‘can be used in the battle. and will list any restric §. Determine First Turn Each mission will tell you how which player has the first turn, 6. Resolve Pre-battle Ri Players should now resolve any their army has (if'any). ¢. Begin the Battle ‘The first battle round begins. Players con toresolve battle rounds until the battle ends. 8. Ending the Battle Each mission will tell you when the battle ends. This will typically be after a set number of battle rounds have been completed, 01 When one player has achieved a certain victory condition. 9. Determine Victor Each mission will tell you what you need 0 do in order to win the game. If neither pleyet manages to achieve a victory then the considered to be a draw,BJECTIVE MARKERS ers, then the mis bjective markers ups Up on the battlefield point specified by they ‘i hey arecentred peed toand from objective we ices markers, alway. me tin seer otha objective mater pee mitre i Aas vecicaly ofthat objective marker, Ei Ser Soaat ries otherwise noted a player conteols an objective man sore models within range of Ree shile they eye counted twats Controlling oe rene does. A ma, eanep yur models cou be counted towards convaling nea Bartle you must select which one they we oer fay amenatT units and uns with the Fortifications Bateield Rak cce | Fee contol objective markers ~eachude these units when dewey | eich player controls an objective marker, Se ccm }Omm round marker | tally ond ive marker controlled by player with most sn RAFT and Fortifications cannot contro! ob ‘The locations of ole k the battlefield are typice: deployment map of te played, and are represented by the icon | to the left \ JECTIVE SECURED ts have an ability called Objective Secured. A player controls an ker if they have any models swith this ability within range of marker, even if there are more enemy models jwithin range marker, Ifan enemy mode! within range ‘of an objecti this ability (ora similar ability), then the ‘objective marker he player who has the most ‘models within range of that ‘mal.MISSION ONLY WAR 2. MISSION BRIEFING. The time ha 4. MUSTER ARMIES ny een the players to aurec Now ites littered across th } ete ee g your foe from nf : je, stopping ¥ h J to be the same Fee iaihs nt they anil i Mission Objectives: Slay the Warlord: A player scor. z WARLORD is ci commend ve of Warhammer 40,000, we rec if the enemy point units. The Le end of the battle. player gatna small alo nis ough guide of how long, table below gives 4 r0Ug ee he battle should take based on the size of th Capture and Control: At the end o rsd: noc that tise combines eee nt eal Power Level (pg 240) of both your and y Be ee ener ae objective marker they currently co le W €0 Set up Ob below for details o Markers). Players control object: | BarTESZE| | icetetemnrieny PATLEDURATION |. described on page 297 In adic aout player controls more objective mar aaa _ mae their opponent does at the end of t pene - — they score 1 bonus victory point. he Face 200 Uptosnours y [ost ed Une ie 3. CREATE THE BATTLEF| The players now create the battlef ‘Once you have mustered your army, select up terrain features using the guide! one of your models to be your Warlord. That pages 198-199. The minimum size model gains the Wantono keyword. Ifyour _ battlefield depends on the bat Wanton has the CuaRAcrer keyword, they will selected, as shown in the table below havea Warlord Trait, which you choose now. Any Warlord can have the Inspiring Leader Warlord Trait (see below). Alternative Warlord ‘Traits can be found in other publications, Ete BATTLE SIZE BATTLEFIELD SIZE (Minimum) Combat atrol/incursion 44x30 Sttke Force 44°60" 44x20 Inspiring Leader (Warlord Trait, Aura) Add J to the ‘Leadership characteristic of. friendly units while they are within 6" of this WaRLono, Onslaught ‘The players must then alternate setting up objective markers on the battlefield, starting with whichever player wins a roll-off (pg 201), until a total of four have been placed. Objective markers cannot be placed within 6" of any battlefield edge, or within 9" of any other objective markers 238LOY FORCES DEE ese > DETERMINE FIRSTTURN 6. RESd RESOLVE PRE-BATTLE RULES Iryplhiive run out of © BEGIN THE BATTLE units Ifone playerhas (gu Serge mersineining units 8. ENDING THE BATTLE ayers have units with abiliies that thes Fe eo be setup after both armies a aio he ht eploye he players most oll of ther units have bet aferall oth set up and 9. DETE! 1 ae setting up these units, starting with If, at thee ene ees opposin, player with the most vit victor Gin the case of Cee) ety ate Pe uu 5 peu Centre of roy Zone apg eyannea 022661!Hints and Tips Power Levels Vs | Points Limits per or no} to rmste? sea usin Per Levels os sti is Typically, open play a rs are intendec a i th -are often the quickest wih you cam got an sor togeter rea to pley while tnensie bo players can reflect the mine of the individual quad loadouts in afair way. There is, however, a relationship between Power Ratings and points values ~ a unit with a high Power Rating will also have a high points value. As a result, it is perfectly legitinnate to play a matched play game using a pre-set Power Level instead of a points limit if thats what You want to do, Likewise, if you Wish to use a points limit (or just points values) ina narrative game or open play game, then you can, We recommend both players use the same method as each other, but as long as ‘ou both agree, you can decide which method you prefer to use, NG AN ARMY NGS AND POINTS POWER RATINGS een ' d with. They can therefore be aes ive strength of cach army. The Pore ee yced ifadditional models are added to the vy ing can be incr ree ao nally other options are taken for the unit (such as equipy ceca mp packs) ~ in either case the unit’ datashect will make tn oree glist at the top of the datashect is increased as Power Rating liste im Power Rating: Quick measure of a unit's efficacy, UNDERSTRENGTH UNITS Sometimes you may find that you do not have enough models minimum-sized unit; if this is the case, you can still include or that type in your army with as many models as you have avai known as an Understrength unit. The Power Rating of an unit is the same as if yon had a minimum-sized unit, even t fewer models. I Understrength unit: A unit that starts the battle with fe. models than a minimum-sized unit. Has same Power Rating as a minimum-sized unit, POWER LEVEL An army's Power Level is a guide to how lar Pe rmy with a high Power Level is more powerful than one witha low eae Level. You can calculate the Power Level of an ar my by adding up th individual Power Ratings of every unit contained within it ge and powerful an armyis, BH Power Level: Sum of all Power Ratings in army.gINTS VALUES ‘ge aeercape hs Points value, which is fa REINFORCEMENT Bete itcyomscsiotmrmeniccentertain | | omni rey cadingtogetber tne pour a is.calcul Spabatwnit and the points valve of every indy squae ‘alue, doing Ber onopots ashe paits aks sted age eae Bee athnsone wap eee ay ae Mou to differentiate between two s . points values: Detailed measure ofa unit's eficacy, uit CHAMPIONS ~ Maayants weled bya ciampion of some kind, sich asa Se ‘Mipionsofen have better characteristics and acess to ines ere BP Dnlessnoted otherwise, unit champion models have the s “Spe values other models in their unit Ko it champion: The leader of a unit. ERSTRENGTH UNITS ar army includes any Understrength units, the unis sill only reflect the models you actually have they have) even though the units Power cost any points 1 Reinforcement Points: Difference between points limit and the total points value ofall Units in your army, i BH When aunitis added ‘lative power can also be described with a points to your army during er Level - the bigger this limit, the larger and more a battle, reduce your use a points limit, you will first need to agree with Reinforcement points Jints limit for your battle will be. Both players by the points value of does not need to be the case, You will then thenew unit es for every unit in your army, and make Adding models ti ed for the game. toexisting units does not cost Reinforcement points.sUGGESTIONS FOR opEN Peek mercenary a PLAY pee Sere tet olan Err vy eile lt anol eed Meek 7 Ty ohl leg potrbal aus : Pon See ee eceryt Seereeeronsileteney me ee rc ona ? ,= Meat chi et ierrain & 2 Saas ta may wtih Beceem ei aranged weapon that ges © MPT unit ora unit that includes ay ode nds (W) characteristic of 18 or more, ewaifhone fw subtract 1 from hit ols made for ran seeapons if at least 3° ee 1m Does not apply t0 models that are only oh through their own terrain feature, ne ‘g Nopenatty when shooting at Alnemary and th W characteristic of 1B units Whi ynstable Position mnnot be set por end a move bn tp octits Mose feerais featur ature (they can move up, over anddown this ta not end a move on top of it). res but the ch Cannot be set Up or end a move on top ofthis = terrain feature. exposed Position ‘Models never receive the benefits of cover while they ren top ofthis terrain feature, but they can gain the benefits of cover while they are behind it IB Models do not receive benefits of cover while on ‘top of this terrain feature. Obscuring sf this terrain feature is atleast 5” in height, then models cannot sce through or over this terrain feature, this means that one model is not visible to another if you cannot draw a straight line, Imm in thickness, between sm without it passing through or over any part of this t point on that terrain feature r within this terrain feature can be 2 On OF Y | normally. AIRCRAFT models, and models eristic of 18. or more, are | even if this terrain feature is ‘model (note that the reverse passin “The beight ofa terrain feature is measured with » ranged seapon wounds 4 othe benefit of cover from this made against +110 saving | Loszangtnrows spans ranged weapons inetable saving throws unaftected, Heavy Cover yen an attack made with a mel ae 4 melee weapon wounds a del that is receiving the benefits of cover from this in feature, add | to the saving theow made against that attack unless the model making the attack made a large move this turn (invslnerabe saving throws a ot affected). ee WE +1 to saving throws against melee weapons unless model has made a charge move ths turn BE Invuinerabie saving throws unaffected, Scaleable Only InrantRY, Beasts and SWARM models, and models that can Fuy, can be set up or end a move on top of an (Obstacles terrain feature with this trait. Only INFANTRY, Beasts and SwaRM models, and models that can Fux, can be setup or end a move on the upper floors ofan Ares ‘Terrain feature with this trait other models can be set up corend a move on the ground floor). INFANTRY, BEASTS and ‘Swarm models can move through the floors, ceilings, and gantries of this terrain feature without impediment. HE Only INFANTRY, BEAST, SWARM and Fuy models: can be set up or end a move on top of his terrain feature (excluding ground floor). BH inrantey, Beast and SWARM models can move: ‘through the floors, ceilings and gantries. Inspiring. fen ‘Add 1 to the Le of units while they are wholly terrain feature lists any. onus only applies to units sadership (Ld) characteristic ‘within 6” ofthis terrain feature. Tf this Keywords in brackets, then this ‘that have that keyword. B41 Laifwholly within B.COMMON TERRAIN FEATURES The following terrain categories (pg 260-264) and terrain traits (pg 262-263) apply to some of the most common terrain features on the battlefields of the 41st Millennium. 3. ARMOURED CONTAINERS ‘These vast steel containers are built strong to protect the cargo within. 1. RUINS ‘The galaxy is littered with the shattered remains of once proud cities. amas Terrain Category: Obstacles Terrain Traits: Light Cover, Scaleable, Exposed Position 4. BARRICADES AND FUEL PIPES Makeshift but effective defence lines make an excellent Position from which to repel the enemy. Terrain Category: Obstacles ___ Terrain Traits: Defence Line, Light Cover, Heavy Cov _ Pefensible, Unstable Position, Difficult Groundoe 5. WOODS 8. IMPERIAL STATUARY Twisted woodlands and alien flora grow on many a corpse- The heroes of the Imperium are often immor's alised in st arewn battlefield, ffgies to stand sentinel over the galaxy Terrain Category: Obstacles ‘Terrain Traits: Light Cover, Unstable Position, Inspiting (IMPERIUM) Terrain Category: Area Terrain Terrain Traits: Dense Cover, Breachable, Defensible, Difficult Ground 6. BATTLEFIELD DEBRIS 9. RUINED WALLS Scorched rubble and the detritus of war litter the battlefield ‘The broken walls of destroyed buildings pr cover to troops. cavide inv of the 4Ist Millennium. ‘Terrain Category: Obstacles ‘Terrain Category: Obstacles ‘Terrain Traits: Exposed Position ‘Terrain Traits: Defence Line, Breachable, Dense Defensible, Unstable Position 7, INDUSTRIAL STRUCTURE Sectors Mechanicus are a common sight, their ganties Jhrunmning with automated industry. - Terrain Category: Area Terrain | Traits; Scaleable, Breachable, DensegstILITY MISSION PACK | equanee below: . OPE vaemgeany tonnes nel open sso ae bid 2 yes detcemine which ofthe thee TER ARMIES rr VEG ATL Be snd 3. MUSTET monet cin yor il determine the pore a jaca zt map tha the players use, as well as the speci¢. eee mas rn} models from ee a ‘you can simply agree with your opponent eich mission you will use. Alternatively, yo, vp rall to randomly select a mission using i, priate table below. Note, however, thy api ssions have been designed to be used, the mi nt jayers war i. Trolow gives FOUR pattie stould take based ised ¢note that this Level of both yourand inn battles ofertain relative Power Levels, vlescribed in the table below: con the size jethe combined PO” sropponent’ 27) (OPEN HOSTILITY MISSIONS annihilation (P3224) This missionis designed for battles with we frmies of roughly similar Power Level Hold at All Costs (pe?) SITEOFARMIES —BATILE DURATION 12 rte Pawertevel pio hour a ra Upto Zhows This missions designed forbarles whore the = ee ja Reguctearepiaersamubctee | ar 20, cote fone thirdmore han, butlessthantwice hata, | gel 300 uptod hours ‘the other. | —— Death or Glory (p2276) | Thismission{s designed forbattloswherethe PowerLevelofoneplayer'sarmyisatieast | twice that of the other. \ have been | he missions in this mission designed to be used for armies that have certain relative Power Levels, As a result; YOu ish to read on further before deciding atazearmlesto muster 3. READ MISSION BRIEFING Fach mission has a mission briefing that Once you have mustered your army, select ‘will detail the mission objectives that award one of your models to be your Warlord. This __victory points to the players. Some mission model gains the WARLORD keyword. If your briefings also list one or more mission rules Warlord has the CHaRactER keyword, they will that will apply for the duration of the battle. have a Warlord ‘Trait, wh ; ‘The players should read and familiarise Any Wartoro can haye the Inspiting themselves with these before proceeding.~ afterall other units have been set- 10. BEGIN THE BATTLE < DETERMINEATTACKER AND 114. ENDING THE 3 BATTLE BEFENDER ee their opponents then the srwise, the players roll cides who willbethe 12. DETERMINE VICTOR will be the Defende Aiiseet ¢, DECLARE RESERVES AND FRANSPORTS players now secretly note down which ‘units will start the battle in a location ner than the battlefield, and which of their or is will tart the battle embarked within vat models (they must declare what ‘embarked on what models). When layers have done so, they declare their TransPo! 7, DEPLOY ARMIES ‘The deployment maps for each mission «il tell you which deployment zone is the sttacker’s and which is the Defender’. ‘he players alternate setting up theit semaining,units, one at a time, starting with the Attacker. These models must be set up ‘wholly within their player’s deployment gone. Ifone player has finished deploying all their units, their opponent then deploys the remainder of their units. {fboth players have units that have abilities tharallow them to be set up ‘after both armies have deployed’ the players must roll-oft upand alternate setting up these units, starting with the winner. 223urpos restrictio tose deiash ie sar Detchm wy Mctachm on! at you Suy that are used before the battle th: units, these must be used now at the upgrades noted on the player’ army Each player must then provid a copy of army roster for their opponent to read 3. DETERMINE MISSION The players determine which mission will be used for the battle; they can choose from the missions for their chosen battle size. This will determine the deployment n Players use, as well as the specific mission briefing. You can either simply agree with you ‘pponent which you will use, or you can roll torandomly select a mission using one of the following tables: nap that SURO ssn MISSION nei 12 34 56 Attack (pg 286) Outriders (pg 287) Eneircle (pp 288}|PATTLE size Unless noted # UP On top oF object Use the battlefield terrain rules f les for terrain | 0 Bidlne eae N features, . cannot be se markers, Players must \ | Frontline the Four Pill: «pe cas features, es S tures, as described on pages 260.265, oe ‘ 2. SELECT [ie wmimetoneriss00 dS TECTIVES NDARY | player then secretly seleets three cone F objectives forthe battle and werites ‘pg MISSION thew!" Each can award victory points sne ple er vho chose them. The secondary ‘objectiv «thot “layers can choose from ean be for sf a pages 284-285, though some missions Beeeaiesiae. | ini nye [ss Paiwaysetiony{e5303) Gam also «se. Once bath players have selec’ dae, « co objectives, they reveal 4, READ MISSION BRIEFING waa Fach mission has a mission briefing that S$. PETERM INT ATTACKER Al will detail the primary objectives that award DSFFNUE Rt . The pl jets". off ud the wy “tdecides victory points to the players. Some missions "may also include one or more secondary who Wil” ethe A\ ckerar * will be the Defi der “objectives that players can choose te select during the Select Secondary Objectives 9. CHOOSE DEF LL. MINT LONE The Defender swsseler. > tlie "step. Some mission briefings also list one or “more mission rules that will apply for the deployment 26 ,e° for sit army. 7* ‘duration of the battle. ‘The players should ‘read and familiarise themselves with these ‘opponent uses the” aer depl*,miént zone ae 40, DECLARE P’ SERVES ANP. PLACE OBJECTIVE MARKERS — TRANSPORTS ; 5 now set objective markers up on "These missions use the Si... 267Ves itlefield, Each mission’s deployment map rules (pg.256)- the players how many to set up, and should be placed. ATE THE BATTLEFIELD ow create the battlefield and itures. Missions are es of Battle [og 201) Both players now secretly note dow army roster which of the units ‘will start the battle ‘in Strategic of their units will start the D3%cher than 7, ina tocar em 4 ayers must roll off af fe unis from tei ar cae such Stat Seploed he aye i oll oar ag battlefield, they wall sta tHe nits have beet set up and alternate set ae ed within TANsPOR onwhat th Pt ere nos megane HY 4. DETERMINE FIRST TURN model), When both Py ir opponent ithe players roll off. The w 0.er declares ‘elare thir selections rune htc they Wil fe "he eon tora umber of al mre an ba he os ay 43, RESOLVE PRE-GATTLE end the combined ABILITIES sx your army can be Reserve and cement unis aM or Rein lee Bayete alfern’te Fesohvin apie batt | Reinforcement units Oat ae Strategic Pent ay, cadet titers | win Taaronr moll Erenisymuabe feplag any Stage thn yo verve andor Reinforcemel ue, the battle exelucing those that up; rade sh Reserv vstowal points valuc, We Rebletthznn ese than al your amy st) PONS units or case that cable them, (0 up gay even fevery unit in ourarmyhas a0) in alocitidn other than the baeietd) cr % that would allow them to be set UP with the play ee'w''o will take Uhe frst ture 7 iomealvicmiion SraeEMeAM! 4, BEGIN THE BATTLE | oe een a ilepound. Any staiceie he Arat battle 7OuNG begins. Mayers continue Apttiefel@ fn the fre bale 18s to resolve battle sounds until the battle ends Reserv or Reinforcement units: 78m61 arrived on the battlefield by the end of the thi ee tile round counts as haviae been uestroyed, 48 5 doanjunts enbared'thath:m(@séoes | “Ending the Battle Early ‘not apply to units that are pioced into Strategic or Conceding Reserves after the rs; baile round hassixtted). | Ideaily, a battle should always be playe until the end. On occasion, though, one 11. DEPLOY ARMIES or both players may not be able, or may ‘The players alcetustesettin up theitx-maizing | not wish to, complete the battle units, one x2 time, si:rting w.th che Del onder. A player's n0de)s proste setupiol!y within | Ifyou and your opponent both agree ‘their deployment zone. Hone player Sinisives end the battle early, then you can end sécploying al! their units, their opponent then the battle ata mutually agreed point ( fo 4eples the reminds fete nt, suggest at the end of a battle round). and your opponent can then calculate your final victory points totals, taking into account any objectives achieved, to determine the victor. ‘fe model fram your an. is 8 large that it + nc physica. be set up wholly within your ‘picynmet zone (the smallest dimension |) oft dis --ter than the depth of your ‘4c;loyment:zone), it must be set up so that: : ne fee ee ae ‘ ist Ifonly one player wants to end the battle ™, that model’ unit cannot do any of wing: make a No sen mal Moye, early then that player must concede and remove all their models from the battlefield. A player who concedes scores Ovietory points for that battle and their ponent is automatically the victor (even if they scored 0 victory points during the battle). The other player may continue to play out their turns until the battle ends if they wish, perhaps to accrue a few more victory points, or they ¢3 choose to end the battle now.45. ENDING THE BATTLE 46. DETERMINE VICTOR victory points from secondar iced tol of 90 possible veto poi nunted). Irevery mode! points 2 Battle Ready ina playe standard, tha sictory points. This gives the playe total score out of 100 victory points MISSION OBJECTIVES Be iaiie players can carn victory points by achieving mission objectives. There are two pO objectives: primary and secondar Primary mission objectives *re ¢ eenbea in the mission's Mission Bricfing Secondary mission objectives are chosen by each player afice the m been determine? been revealed. In aus? case, mission objectives can eithe: be ame or ‘Progressive! bud Game mission € Scoxed at chic end of the sive misyion objectives are player is awi pla ion has objectives > battle Pog! scored dusing the baile (exactly when is deiailed on the objective itself), and eai(be achieved a.nd hence award victory several times.co ertect secondary objectives Y secoNDARY OBJECTIVES : NO MERCY, NO RESpir_ es here. in addition to any ‘When you are 4 en -c6F 2 0 sion you are playing, Sentech active Sdn ne pe" THIN THEIR RANKS san 15 ctorv points from each End Game Objective pea ete H esusel® A at BUR cel secondary object” Fou ser MD uted) Ifyou select this objective, keep MW ray i a each time an enemy mode! is destroyed, aga? tally (add 10 to this tally instead if the destroyed had a Wounds characteristic of if it is resurrected for excess viCtOrY PL Sie ca BE wage Mtegory (6g vific y objective Bach secondary obje Purge the Enemy). When yo" you cannot choase more aN one 1 900 ‘off e”- ory model destroyed and subsequently retu PURGE THE ENEMY Fee ete be gica aan over). At the end of the battle, divide tally by 10 and round down - the res, to the ba ally ( ASSASSINATE rAd é End Game Objective victory points you score. En ‘Score 3 victory points at the end of the battle for cach, ATTRITION, sory. Progressive Objective : ememy CHARACTER model that is destroyed. Score + victory points at the end of the battle roun, BRING IT DOWN r eas vuore enemy units than friendly units we oe ma battle row Scoré2 victory points at the end of the battle for cach enemy MONSTER or VEHICLE model with a Wounds WHILE WE ST) characteristic of 10 or less that is destroyed, and 3 victory Frid Game Objvctin points for each enemy MoNsTER or VEHICLE model with a Wounds characteristic of 11 or more that is destroyed If you sclect this objective, then before the ‘ must ider.iify which thee models from you TITAN SLAYERS (excluding models with th. Fortifications Battles End Game Objective Role) have the hieliest points value, and make a them on your armiy rosier (if two or more are m : nae 10 viory points at the end of the baitle if one tied, you can choose between them). If your army nemy Titanic model is destroyed, or 15 victory points if three or fewer models, then yowins\cad identify al {wo or more 5 ‘enemy Tiramie models are destroyed, Units in your armyc/A model’ point. cost includes points of all weapon: and warg: ¢ destroyed D, WE FIGHT Pid Game Objective it isecvipp SLAY THE WARLOR ae P You score 5 victory posits for cach of these models that are on the battlefield at (ie ond of the boule Score 6 victory points at the d “Wtana odes STM emote bate ithe exeny FIRST STRIKE } ES ‘ End Game Objective Score 5 victory points at the end of the battle if any enemy units were destroyed in the first battle round, and score an additional 3 victory points if more ene ‘units than friendly units were destroyed in the first battle round,BATTLEFIELD SUPREMacy ALL FRONTS ENGAGE © parr fe? awe tsa it thon 6° PAKER lective fer, and th of the batlenela, field progres ‘score 4 viet more units f seholly within Your DOMINATION Progressive Objective core 3 victory points iFyon c total member of objective mac end of your turn. _ SHADOW OPERATIONS INVESTIGATE SITES is Progressive Objective © ‘score’ vietory points each time a unit from your a .e following action: Inves “successfully completes the © site (Action): One INFANT from your army can start of your Movement phase ifitis within ‘centre ofthe battlefield and no enemy “funcnarr) are within 6" of the centre of the Action is completed at the end of your turn. aisiat Fc end of yo ur tain if two o ga ponent’ seph A cake om yore <-my (excl “onto! ‘poke (haihal ihe ers on th battlefie\ at the 9 my to perform this action at the ofthe sive Objective me a unit from lowing action: Repait Syictory points each ti y completes the foll RAISE THE BANNERS HIGH gate ay unit (excluding CHARACTERS) units (excluding ‘attlefield, The psychic aie .3 ——— _ofthecentesofthe your army ray unit from your ive and End Game Objectis Raise Banners (Acton): your Mewernent phase to perform this erent objective mather wr banners raed pon te tat th wile there wing amenar in ange fhe io is completed atthe sok oe et ota ane OO src ce aaah she Sou eta ae “yee Cnn ne vay amt cach cece mare one tha hon oer eres WARPCRAFT MENTAL INTERROGATION P ve Objective Score’ vi ory points cach tine you sees comp! the following psyehie action: Mental In ertogatie:, (Prvchic Action - Warp Charge 4): One Psvsam Canc“ from your amiy can affematTO perm this povehv2-than in your Payee phase waracteR model. ee vighin 18° ..aniente PSYCHIC RITLaL Ent Game Obje.ve ory poi amy * ces mes (Psychic Action = Warp he ‘Characrer unit from ye this psychic action ir 0 ttlefield Seon from yc a ‘You cannot s¢ jnchades any PSRER: nd ofthe bate for coc SETETERNAL WAR — COMBAT PATROL INCISIVE ATTACK MISSION BRIEFING Mission Rules. , Caravan phase tyins no models vt hat the your oppaneat tte int phase Surgical Assault (Progressive) PRIMARY OBJECTIVES vont control the objective marker in your op ace awarded for controlling objective ment zone at the end of your tu At the end of each turn it is scores cary points for each of the following conditions they satisfy (for 2 maximuim of 15 victory points): ber Pree Een E LuETERNAL WAR — com OUTRIDERS BAT PATROL MISSION BRIEFING SECONDA prIMARY OBJECTIVES i sare awarded ntrolling ob Take and Hold Progressive): At the Bessa The layer whose tare of the followin a maximum of 15 victor ory poi e or more objective ‘They control two or more objective Uibey control more objective markers than their opponent controls ‘his primary objective cannot be scored in the first pattle round. Player B Battlefield Edge Centreof | Battlefield! — cy oul Player A Deploymen Y OBJECTIVESPit WAR — COMBAT PATROL y ENCIRCLE SECONDARY OBJECTIVES MISSION BRIEFING Raihien secondary objectives, th ine of them to be Encircle. bs! fe Be i fs ing the ene i at least one unit frem v wholl: b PRIMARY OBJECTIVES seawarded for controlling objective 6 of your pore turn (sc .re5 vctocy® oint holly ‘vithin, Your opponent’s | v markers as follows player's rogressive): At the end of each P iver whose turn it is scores 5 Take and Hold (Pr ! fallowing conditions they e, the play points for each of the maximum of 15 victory points} ‘ol one or more objective markers. re objective markers. two orm ‘ontral more objective markers than theit ;pponent controls. This primary objective cannot be secred an ihe Sr battle round. Player B Battlefield EdgeETERNAL WAR ~ INCURSION pIVIDE AND CONQUER wIssION BRIEFING ‘ ECONDARY OBJECTIVES pRIMARY OXJECTIVES Centre of Battlefield arias rere uo) y ANAL WAR — INCURSION CROSSFIRE | , MISSION BRIEFING Mission Rules the battlefield, those ided you can Band the sve markers labelle tive marker ofan obj CTIVES sded for controlling obj¢c dot cach player's tis scores 5 Take and Hold (Progressive)-.\t th SECONDARY SBJECTIVES In this mission. -vhe secondar ‘Outtiani: (Progressive): At the end of Bs tir abjective markers labelled A, Sc you seore 3 victory points i end of your Comm instead if, at control both of the objective there is at least 0 the battlefield. in the first battle round Player A Battlefield Edge Ga Toy Centre of z Battlefield / a ae SCC/ ETERNAL WAR — INCURSI9 N CENTRE GROUND yso{0' BRIEFING Mu SECONE ONDARY OBJECTIVES pRIMARY OBJECTIVES yrs i : g AIRCRArE| oF ective marker. The action is completed "Tnes Command phase s ming itis tl) thn ra e markers, arkers, than their Contre of Battlefield CET on ere sd eeu neaWAL WAR - INCURSION WT egRWARD PUSH mission BRU SECONDARY OBJECTIVES EFING ; Forward Push (Progre: objective, ther mission Rules nan 3madein following action: ‘ich Mar “e primary OBJECTIVES ee ae vints are aera ing objective within Ya ed for control control. “The: acs‘on is cor rate and wold (Progressive) ALtie end ofeach player's player whose turn its SeOreS 5 PLAYERA nd phase, the apr cach ofthe following conditions they : maximum of 15 victory points): VICTORY POINTS —_ycyAhtERE central one or more objective markers are ; na two of more objective markers, i : ‘econtrol more abjective markers ™ on. "tsi 0 copponet sary objective cannot b, sco’ d in une first te round. 15° Centre of Battlefield ZY CovaTERNAL ACK INC “URS RANSACK SIGN No Player 8 Battlefiele Eg | entre of Battlefield = el FETE wc ucoall PTO hathe aly receive PRIMARY OBJECTIVES Jed for controlling objective rake and Hold (Progressive): Atthe end ofeach players whose turn itis scores the following condition: each of aximum of 15 victory points): one or more objective markers, ol two or more objective marker c ol more objective markers tha thet SECONDARY OBJECTIVES h ‘ rest ‘Their Line (Progress! the end of your turn if ts oF me IRCRAFT) are W (excluding zone us. least two deployment edges ha them (if or battlefield edg purpos-sjoi this obj.‘ sa unit wholly ‘vith Wo. 0: one battlefield e of two bi cont swirhin ‘nthe corner of 2 Bacio! edge che end of vour turn. 9 Battlefield Edge Centre of BattlefieldeTERNAL WAR ~ StRiK RETRIEVAL Mission WN cored in the first total isles ' Strength, Centre of Battlefield org ZoneFORCE ERNAL war ~ STRIKE FARE FRONT-LINE WA Ennis 2 MISSION BRIEFING i Vital Grownd (Progressive): A nmand phases, you sco s i “al the objective marker in PR MARY UUJECTIVES jective ment zone, and sOfe2 victory p fiest battle round. se objective n.atke’s Jore objective marke ibjective markers than the annot be scored in the first Player A Battlefield Edge ote Ce Battlefield _ Player B Ue aayV4 ae a ETERNAL WA ST Ls RIKE Fo RCE pee FOUR PILLARS MISSION BRIEFING mission Rules pRIMARY OBJECTIVES 7 d (Progres p sive): At the end ¢ ofeach player's A ats for each of the follows: atisfy (for a maximum of i J they control nvo or more objective Trniey control more objective markers than i opponent controls. aS 2 This primary objective cannot he seoud's9 the "ut “i 3 P \ 4 battle round. Oy cicca ceR— STRIKE FO y NO MAN'S LAND MISSION & SECONDARY 0 In th ~ HECTIVES the pl F (s0 1 victory po y points in the second ba Centre of Battlefield FY e ey z S cy rs Fy e 3 Le uaeETERNAL WAR — STRIKE FOR CE sCORCHED Earty ON BRIEFING SECONDARY OBJECTIVES PRIMARY OBJECTIVES sere Si aeolntiiemel ew a successful Raze Victory points are awarded for contsol mg cajective anit from their army ory points iftwo objective Cen fescue 18" | Centre of Battlefield 42" or erro_ STRIKE ONCE NAL WAR VITAL INTELLIGEN | : missiON BRIE SECONDARY OBJECTIVES ma | Data Intercep! (Progressive Data Intercept (Action): 0; s.ort to perform ti,/saction at the en, S each plaver’s, phe: ifit is within enemy urs (excluding AIRCRAFT ofthat objective marker. Th ‘ondit‘ons ‘hey nd phase so ximum of 15 victory poin's) is still within range of abioctive viati ors, _, PlayerA Battlefield Edge aero pCa osr TERNAL WAR — ONSL AUGH T we 4 LINES OF BATTLE UASSION BRIGFIC ECONDARY arke objective ma gmary objective cannot be s th cored in the frst pattle round. Player ABattlefiela Bie ntce of Bak etielo een Cor EOFIGHT ETERNAL WAR — ONSLAU! ALL-OUT WAR SECONDARY OBJECTIVES y BRIEFING : ) misSION BRIE : prIMARY OBJECTIVES not be scored in the frst Player Battlefield Edge arn Deployment ZoneETERNAL WAR — ONSt aUgyy pATHWAY TO Gi ory isSION BRIEFING fi pRIMARY OBJECTIVES ry point are ararded for controlling objective Meyer 2 allows pomination (Progressive): At the end ofeach players tory points for each of the following e Mies (fora maximum of 15 victory poin control two or more objective markers They eterna ts Pe Rta) SECON NOARY OBJECTIVES ‘map. The action is complete Command phase so long as th wholly within the Search Area Centre of SGautefeld ge izNarrative play allows you to warhammer 40,000, OF givi to creating backstories for the missions yer ou un eters and units, campaigns in which individ re ual battles help « take, to creati ie 7 YOU take your naman? determine the seme SPEmMling st © Play game, ‘come of a grand iS entirely uy oo P t0 you The tern. 3 \e/pla* can apply tom, ite’ Vean mark the «Named chac ters (pg 315) Swans + DRon= + Unias¥.th the Fortifications Battlefield Role + Sam.voned units (ie. any unit that is added to your army during a battle) (pg 327)an anceend Tract - is why we of The jclian bate ak out the wealth of Me «calle. Fon euap He self the ke onef a ee aed: | REQUISITION PO! be used to purchase : ir Crusade | Requisitions: these can upgrade your force, or units within them. Fach time you spend 2 Requisition point, reduce your total by 1. Any Requisition points you do not spend are saved and can be used later. As you play more battles, you can accrue additional Requisition points, but a Crusade force can never have more than 5 (any additional Requisition points acquired beyond this are Jost). Each time you play a battle, you will gain 1 Requisition point after that battle has been completed, regardless of the result of the battle itself You should keep track of how many ‘Requisition points you have on your Order of Battle. ‘The Requisitions you can purchase can be found on page 316, Each Requisition wall tell you when it can be purchased; they can never be purchased during a battle, Unless stated __ otherwise, there isno limit on the number of Requisitions you can purchase, the number NTS of times you can purchase evch Requi nor on the combination of 8 -aui can purchase, s0 long as yo Requisition points. If you de not bv Requisition points to purchase a Requi you cannot purchase it. enough H Requisitions cost Requisition points to purchase WH You can never have more tha Requisition points. WH Each battle you play earns you 1 Requisition point (win, lose or draw] Relics, Warlord Traits and Upgrades No model in your Order of Battle can @ Relic or a Warlord ‘Trait unless you have purchased the appropriate Requisition (see Page 316). This means that your WARLORD does Not automatically have a Warlord Trait, and 2‘Cli wd enlicladiad tali = ite Set >r« the battle, have a Warlord even if they are not your Warlord (in, ‘cases they are only considered to be your vd for the purposes of their trait). Ifa stion lists what a named character's lord Trait must be, then it must be this; have this Warlord Trait even ifanother ‘model in your Order of Battle already has «Warlord Trait, but having this named aracter in your Order of Battle does not wvent another model in your Order of Battle from having this Warlord Trait. BE Named characters always have @ lord Trait (even if they are not your WARLORD). Knight Characters IwpeRiat KNIGHT Detachments and CHAOS kwigt Detachments both have a Detachment «bility (Knight Lances and Traitoris Lances respectively). The part of this ability that enables a model to gain the CHARACTER keyword does not apply to Crusade Armies. ‘The only method by which an IMPERIAL Kuigit or a CHaos Knit model can gain the Character keyword is by purch: =i Bi InPemaL Kwiy KiiGur P=. 5 thet nd Chaos AtSErEM eye Vs Nie Keg ight Lance or Traitors Lance abitties, WE Exaned Court and Tyrannical Cour Stratagems must be accessed by purchasing 3 Requisition, ‘and.will only give one model the CHaRacteR keyword, pn ee ee eee fea ete eee sles. More tan one of er fellows ad Been sent to Deck ome teers a eer See ea BOC ogee et Ce ee eee ee ee aaa a Pee ence Ne tan ea cc Cee eee ea eer a Peer co a enc ag Pea oer Predator Thunder of Olympia and forty minates of cm Merenrterrart Crt Ce ei rer Ce cn kale Serre et te er nc on ra fee Pe ao Perc oa asi Pere ee Ro re es rae “te appears thn, bros, we Fave supplies fo secure Ready your squads, Setar nasREQUISITIONS WNCREASE SUPPLY L ARP presn RECRUITS 2 re, Yo set 2 Me hee ne Bal ny nk Ad an numbe 1 Mh unst (ap tthe maxi nd icrease its Power RatiNg s jected has achieved the Grasade points (Pa from 10 oF ber cont you sch ease its Bode rank, you mast neense is Cro soe) rota by 1 fits Power Rating bas gon fess to 11 or more, REARM AND RESUPPLY ARP (9244) forthcoming battle (because half See Conan pe and 4, rounded up. is 2, : ot pots ofal he units in YOU and 4, rou up, is 2), “Alhgh ode! n yourarmy is your Warlord ~ this isthe ct that leads your army. Thismust be the CHARACTER semy roster withthe highest Leadership ‘ —— Wi Crusade Blessings: Both players add up cturacterisic if your army includes one (ina te, you e y an chuose amongst them which model will be the Crusade points of all units on their army roster. Wrlord) Your Warlord canndt bea model with the HH Player with lowest total gains a number of bonus Forulications Bateleld Role, The model selected to be Command points equal to half the difference. your Warlosé gains the WancoRo keyword. Dre aa ue Coa oT ae ae te SL era Ear ane Cae ppet recruits are held below. ft may say, my lord, in my sixteen years ; ey nD of service, you fave never been stronger.’ Se me ie ered nk {t Increased slightly, their binharic babbling a louder drone than in Previous years. They were joined by nervous ship officers, plucked {rom stormed Imperial vessels, who whispered orders nervously. a7 5 i lron Silence lived up to its name less and less Wa cae DETR aan roe 7 ripe f Het ‘mascendance, my brothers, declared Kaurbek. Your a ae CT at Mera cr Cm eT ea ad rN a ie SOL aT ever, we shall pursue our endsspLiT UNITS mits ave an ability that instr ploy the writ at th eat different m0 re Fee duration ofthe battle These a she paoos splitanis, The most reste are VENICEE squadrons, units of res of TAU EMPIRE units that have = namo wows accompany you have: Ba heel or 0 ; Ouro! arate se ecest this unit to be part of your st you must include all the separate ‘cards (you cannot, for example, gal choose part ofthe unit). army lis Bp Split Units: Unies that split into ‘multiple independent units during atattle, 1B £2ch individual unit in a split unit musthave its own Crusade card and is treated as a separate unit forall Crusade rules. 4 CRUSADE APPEND x ‘When you make a Crusade army, SUMMONED UNITS Summoned Unite: tnits that are added to ye © added to your army aur inthe baile, and are not per YourOrder of Battle. Pee COMBINED UNITS Some unis can merge together during athe vi an shiiy or \ ralagem — these a called combined units two units merge ua ima comted ant aye tte we caso pp ding tbat neal un at Pa of the combined unit have the same Battle Traits. H \ So long as a single model fram a combined unit remains aliv \ srt ea ots Ba iaset Gaea combined units destoyed during & ball, then you nat make an individual Out of Action test for each separate unit that made \ up the combined unit. \ | Every individual unit that males up a combined unit eacns 1 experience point for taking pact in a battle as normal. a ‘combined unit earns any Combat tallies for units destroyed, ot for Agendas achieved, orif a combined unit earns any bonus experience points for any reason (such as for achieving an Agenda), those tallies andor bonus experience points can only “be marked on the Crusade card offawarded t one of the alts (ef choice) that made up the combined unit combined Units: Units that have merged during battle Combined units cannot use Battle Traits unless allunits ‘the Combined unit have the same Battle Trait. Fomnbat tallies for destroyed units are marked on one Unit (of your choice] that makes up the combined unit. nerience points (other than Battle Experience] can ily be gained by one unit (of your choice) that makes the combined unt btof Action tests (pe 324) ar ined unit, but for each in e taken for entire dividual unit separately.Cerra Peete Ceca UNIT 6: | | | | =a i Ca “UNIT 48: | on! \ UNIT 19: —_ = ; — Evans‘CRUSADE ox Battle Sears BATTLES PLAYED: During this battle: em my units destroyed. “remy ant anotroyed wth payehe powers. “Fnemy unite destroyed with ranged weapons. Enemy unite destroyed with melee weapo a — tally. nen gence 2a LEGENDARYBATTLE SIZE | 2.MUSTERARMIES rote Power evel each payers ar alae number command pois eh player starts with when they begin mustering, He ;, are shown in the table below: ae forged army. The F their ar il be the wancono 3. DETERMINE MISSION sul determine the deployment Map that opponent which you will use, or you can, off and the winner selects which one to nse ‘Alternatively, You can roll to randomly sees mission using the appropriate table: Per Ue Ua eS Sy DS MISSION 4-2 Sweepand Clear (pe 338) 34 Suppty Drop (75338) eee IMANDFOINTS | | 5.5 Aseassinate(p2240) jose uevetorescuanuy _°™ 58 A (oa if ; 3 aa s a 50 6 a eC) by so 100 2 Dé MISSION | cosine 50 18 Details ofhow to Battle-forge an army can be found on page 244, Details of how to use Power : Ratings can be found on page 240, Details of What information your army roster must contain an be found on page 251. Ifyou are playing 4 Combat Patrol battle, the only Detachment Your army can include is one Patrol Detachment (Pg 248), unless your Army Faction is IMPERIAL KMIGHTS oF CHAOS KNIGHTS, in which case the nly Detachment your army can include is one Super-heavy Detachment (pg 250), Select one of your models to be (this cannot be a model witht Battlefield Role) and note this ‘roster. This must be the Chand your Warlord he Fortifications 1 Supply Cache (pg 341) 2 The Relic (pg 342) \ 3 Sabotage (pg 343) | 4 Recon Patrot (pg 343) S The Ritual (pg 345) | Tas D6 MISSION ——E 1 Supplies From Above (pg 347) 2 Narrow the Search (pg 348) 3 Cutofithe Head (pg 349), 4 Retrieval (pz 350) S$ Raze and Ruin(p2351) 5 Amb h (Pg 352) alpayers should ¢ swith thes 5, SELECTAGENDAS 5 rer then sctely sells Agendas Bao) Tpatleand writes them down, Each sath players army. a8 described on the ‘emda itsel The Agendas that players can Jape from can be found on pages 336-339, he number of Agendas each player chooses epends on the battle size you have selected, asshown in the table below. and familiars, Once both players have selected their .TTLE SIZE AGENDAS fl 1 [ncuron 2 | Surke Force 3 cnstaght z! tales (pg 256), "Both players now secretly note down on their 2 DETER DEFENDERNE ATTACKER AND 8.PI 8 ACE OBJECTIVE MARKERS ies flat on that t mf ei shang any pa fit 9. CHOOSE DEPLOYMENT ZONE The deploynent maps for some misions willtell you which deployment zone the Atackertand whichis the Defenders | the deployment map does not show this, but instead labels deployment zonesas Player | As or Player Bs, then the Defender now \ selects one ofthe deployment zones for their army. Their opponent usesthe other | deployment zone. 10. DECLARE RE! \ TRANSPONGS SERVES AND | ‘Unless the mission briefing states otherwise, \ these missions use the Strategic Reserves \ marker my roster which of the units in their army start the battle in Strategic Reserves, which ‘oftheir units will start the battle in a location than the battlefield (if « player has access o any Stratagems that enable them to set up from their army ina location other than field, they must use such Stratagems which of their units will start the barked within Transport models (they clare what units are embarked within pdels). When both players have done so, their selections to their ‘opponent.sx yt 2 “ad in the first battle i nitscan)- Atty : pent unit that " rene ont eel by he anes as ang Bee? ee Fked within » any units embae pe nto Strategic RIVES rein besarte) 10. DEPLOY ARMIES : ‘The players lernate setting up it ae sting with units, one at time, st Sane | Jayer's models must be set UP } aves sy has finished | their deployment zone, IFone pla epioying al thei nits, their oppanent then deploys the remainder of their units fa model from your army is so large that it cannot physically be set up wholly within your | deployment zone (ce. the smallest dimension PRE-BATTLE 12, RESOLY Ss ABILITIES esting any pre-e igany Stratagess that AFE Wed before ar rting with the player who willy, tne ya ora, Remember that Crusade orc, ane Bip rnake use of Stratagems that upgrade cat ty us Regustion POINS, 8 escrbeg the battl on page 304+ 13. BEGIN THE BATTLE yattle round begins. Players continue rounds until the battle ends, the first b to resolve battle MISSION OBJECTIVES During the battle, players can earn victory points by achieving Mission Objectives, which are described in the tnission’s mission briefing. Mission objectives can either be “End Game or ‘Progressive. End Game mission objectives are scored at the end of the battle. Progressive mission objectives are scored during the battle (exactly when is detailed in the mission objective itself), and can be achieved and hence award victory points several times. 14. ENDING THE BATTLE ‘Unless the mission instructs otherwise, the battle ends after five battle rounds have been. completed. If one player has no models remaining in their army at the start of their turn, the other player can continue to play out their turns until the battle ends. 15. DETERMINE VICTOR AY the end of the battle, the player with the most victory points is the winner. If players are tied, the battle is a draw. Each player can score a maximum of 90 victory Points from mission objectives (any excess ‘Victory points awarded are discounted). In tion, if every model in a player's army was toa Battle Ready standard, that playerRUSA DATE E CARE j 2 1g hap é he must HOW choose 0 pevastating Blow: That unit loses Ds sperience points (to a minimum of 0 nd cannot gain any experience points for this battle from Agendas Achieved, pattle Experience or from being Marked ess. Update the unit's Crusade d accordingly. >) Battle Scar: That unit gains one Battle scar (pg 325). This must be determined before the player’s next battle and the unit's Crusade card must be updated to reflect any and all changes. 2. Update Experience Points ach unit that had a Crusade card that took part in the battle gains experience points as follows mark on each unit’s Crusade card accordingly): < « Battle Experience: Each unit that was pert of your army list for this battle gains 1 experience point, + Marked for Greatness: Select one unit that was part of your army list for this battle; that unit gains 3 experience points. + Dealers of Death: A unit gains 1 experience point for every third enemy unit it has. destroyed in total. If a unit’s ‘enemy units destroyed in total’ combat tally has increased you accrued during the by appropriate in total 12. UPDATE ORDER OF BATTLE Dols sd waa cays torecord following your battle. Ifyou wish to add any units to your Order of spend any Requisition pois, do 1d update yout Order of Battle accordingly before your next battle. 7 : Bom Ce Cec \ Children! Devotees of the Fourarmed iy Seem ke cl you that no battle is worthless. No ee mM ee eC) blow we strike and every disbeliever Seen NU cee cs Brecon time t \ sent by the gods of the void that we PaO secu Pemeenee Nance aks Pe Co Ceo cons PACER ST ocr saul Ree UCRus etek cucu Ba TS das foes ookPURGE THE ENEMY ASSASSINS 7 zon tally for each nit from Your army, ies Assasins tally each time it destroys 2° ‘unit, Each unit gains 2 experience con its Assassins tally. Keep an add toa. ‘enemy CHARACTER points far every mark PRIORITY TARGET Keep a Priority Target ally foreach unit from Your army. Add 110 a units Priority Target tally each time it otroys an enemy Vewicve or Monste® unit. Each unit ‘guns? experience points for every mark on its Priority ‘Target tally. TITAN HUNTE h unit from your army. y each time it destroys ins 4 experience LTHE HORDES il the Hordes tally for each unit fro yop Keep tony. Add satryssix ot seins a momber of se Hordes tly APER dui ofenemy ants destroyed during the bute cans points. IFtwo oF more UNITS ae tid, you hh unit achieves this Agenda, + to aunit’s Cull the Hord more models in the same phase. Fach yy ‘experience points equal to their Cy, tally each tg 2 experienc choose whic BATTLEFIELD SUPREMACY SENTINEL ‘At the start of your first Command phase, select one

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