Welcome to Trial by Fire, a competitive play expansion to The Walking Dead: All

Out War Miniatures Game. In this booklet, you will find a series of competitive
play scenarios designed specifically for the Trial by Fire tournament but also great
for regular games as well. You will also find new and amended rules, designed to
add an extra level of balance to your competitive games.
Trial by Fire Rules
The following rules are additions to those
found in the All Out War core set, or in
some cases modify standard rules. Where
there is any contradiction between a core
rule and a rule found in this pack, the pack
takes precedence.
SURVIVOR GROUPS
• Use the Core Rules (page 28) to create
and equip your Survivors up to a
maximum of 300 points.
• The nominated leader of your group must
be a Tactician character type.
• Your Survivor Group can only contain
Survivors from a single faction group,
along with any Neutral Sur vivors.
Though, the Turncoat Veteran Skill may
be used to include a survivor who would
not normally be eligible with your
primary faction.
• The Survivors in your group cannot be
changed. The campaign rules introduced
in the Miles Behind Us expansion will not
be in effect and no experience, supplies
or injuries will be carried over in-
between scenarios.
• No custom characters are permissible.
• Melee, Ranged or Armour equipment
may only be taken once within the entire
group (e.g. No multiple Crossbows, No
multiple Small Knives).
• Special Items (such as Radios, Bandages,
Grenades, etc.) may only be taken once
per Survivor.
• No  Silencer  or  Suppressor  attachments
may be equipped to Rifle weapons.
• Veteran Skills may only be taken to add a
skill that is not already included within
your survivor group. 



e.g. You may not include the Quick Veteran Skill
if you have selected Sandra, Hardened Veteran,
or you may not include Distract Veteran Skill if
you have selected Lacey Greene etc.

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• Veteran Skills are limited to one per
Survivor.
• Equipment cannot be exchanged or
swapped among Survivors between
scenarios.
ELIGIBLE SURVIVORS
Some of the scenarios introduce a unique
special action that is central to the main
objective and requires a Survivor with a
certain amount of strength and coordination
in order to be successful. A Survivor with
the necessary attributes is referred to as an
Eligible Survivor.
Eligible Survivors EXCLUDE: Carl Grimes,
Sophia, Duane, Billy & Ben, Susie & Rachel
(plus any additional characters with the
Just a Kid special rule), Survivors with
amputations, Survivors mounted on a horse
and characters with the Beast special rule.
EVENT & SUPPLY CARDS
Trial by Fire will only utilise the Event and
Supply cards supplied in the All Out War
core set, with the additions below:
Miles Behind Us
In addition to the core set, the following
event cards should be added to the event
deck from the Miles Behind Us expansion:
• Fire!
• Grim Recognition
• Mega Herd
Alarm! Event Card
For the purposes of the Trial by Fire
scenarios, the Alarm! Event Card will be
removed from the deck and not be in play. 


ACTIONS
The following Actions are presented in
addition to those on page 11 of the All Out
War core set. They follow all the usual rules
for Actions.
Repair
This action is generally required when
trying to fix something mechanical, restore
power to a generator, or mend broken
equipment. Roll a Black Die. On a Blank
you are unsuccessful. On a Sheriff’s Badge
the repair is successful.
You may only attempt a Repair roll if you
are in base contact with the object to be
repaired and there are no enemies in
contact with the object or the Repairing
model.
Sometimes you will be required to make
several Repair rolls to get a particularly
tricky object working again. You may have
to make further Repair rolls in successive
turns, and/or use several Survivors to get
the job done faster.
SCENERY SPECIAL RULES
Collapse!
If at any point three or more Walkers are in
contact with the same scenery piece with
this rule, the scenery piece is removed
from play. If a Walker collapses a scenery
piece while moving, it may continue its full
movement unimpeded. All barriers have
the Collapse! rule.
Buildings
All buildings in play are locked and
boarded up so that they are treated as
Impassable and Blocking.
Elevated
No scenery has the Elevated keyword.
Resource hubs, like cars, can still be
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climbed over but Survivors may not end
their movement on top of them.
Flammable (Amended)
Amended for Trial by Fire Scenarios.
Some scenery is Flammable which means
it can catch fire.
If a Walker, or item, with a Burning Token
ever moves into base contact with a
Flammable scenery piece, immediately
place a Burning token onto the scenery
piece. While the Burning token is present
the scenery piece gains the Ablaze!,
Blocking and Impassable special rules.
Conversely, If a non-burning Walker
moves into contact with a scenery piece
that is currently on fire, it immediately
receives a Burning token.
In the End Phase, after rolling for any prone
or Burning Walkers, roll a Black Die for
each scenery piece that has any Burning
tokens. On a Blank, the Burning tokens
remain. On a Sheriff’s Badge another
Burning token is added.
The number of Burning tokens on a
scenery piece can never exceed its
Scenery Points. If this number is reached,
the scenery is not destroyed and instead
continues to burn.
Burning scenery does not gain the Beacon
keyword.
Ablaze!
All burning scenery is treated as having
this keyword.
At the start of the Event Phase, before
checking for Walker Kill Zones, if an item
with the Ablaze! keyword is within 2” of a
Survivor, that Survivor suffers a number of
Red Dice ranged attacks equal to the
number of Burning Tokens the scenery
piece has. Survivors may defend using the
base stat on their character card.
If a Survivor is within range of multiple
A bla ze ! i t e m s , re s o l v e t h e a t t a c k s
separately. (i.e. defend against each).
EQUIPMENT & KEYWORDS
For the purposes of the Trial by Fire,
certain equipment and keyword rules have
been amended or added for balance
purposes.

Bandoleer
The Bandoleer is stocked with the correct
ammunition for the wearer’s equipped
weapon. This means that it cannot be
passed around a Survivor group to reload
multiple weapon types. A weapon that
specifies more than one action to reload
will require that many actions with a
Bandoleer (e.g. A Crossbow requires two
actions to reload using the Bandoleer).

Bow
This is a new keyword that applies to Bow
weapons (e.g Crossbow, Compound Bow).

When a weapon of this type is fired, roll a

Black Die. On a Blank result, the Bow

Burning Tokens
weapon creates NOISE.

Rifle There are several ways a Walker or item of

scenery can acquire a Burning Token.
Survivors using weapons with the Rifle
When they do, follow the rules below to
keyword may not move first and take an
see what happens.
aimed shot in the same turn.
Only one Burning Token can ever be
Though, Survivors may take an aimed shot applied to a single Walker at a time, no
THEN move in the same turn, if they have
matter how many times it is hit with
the additional action to do so.
Flaming attacks.

Keepsake A Walker with a Burning Token adds one

bonus Red Die to it’s Melee Attack rolls.

The Keepsake may not be used in
conjunction with any weapon that utilises
the Blast keyword (e.g Grenade, Flare
Gun).
In the End Phase, after rolling for any prone
Walkers, roll a Black Die for each Walker
that currently has a Burning token. On a
blank, the Walker is unaffected and the
Burning token remains. On a Sheriff’s
Badge, the Walker is laid prone and the
Burning token is removed.

All rules for Burning Tokens apply to Herds

too (see Page 4). If a burning Walker joins a
Herd then the entire Herd becomes Ablaze.


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HERDS (OPTIONAL)
Herds are groups of Walkers, merging with
new groups, growing larger and even more
ferocious. Herds follow these rules:
NOTE: Herd rules may only be used if both
players agree before the game begins.
Formation
At the start of the Event Phase, before
checking for Walker Kill Zones, use the Kill
Zone template to search for possible Herd
formations.
If there are 4 or more Walkers, not impeded
by impassable scenery, at least partially
under the same Kill Zone template a Herd
is formed. If multiple Herd’s could be
formed with the same Walkers, the player
with Initiative chooses which eligible
Walkers form the Herd.
The player with Initiative then chooses one
Herd Walker and moves the remaining
Walkers so that they are in base contact
with each other as a group. Once formed,
Herd Walkers must remain in base contact
with at least one other Walker in the Herd
until all have been killed.
Walkers in a Herd may not be selected as
eligible Walkers in the Event Phase.
Unstoppable
A Herd ignores Barriers (1 scenery point)
when working out their movement. Any
Barriers that impede a Herd’s intended
path are instantly removed.
Accumulate
While moving, if any Herd Walkers make
contact with another regular Walker, it
becomes part of the Herd.
Fight One, Fight All
If a Herd Walker is brought into base
contact with a Survivor, the rest or the Herd
are shambled into base contact whenever
possible too, as long as each Walker is still
in base contact with at least one other Herd
Walker.
In cases where Herd Walkers are in base
contact with more than one Survivor, the
player with Initiative chooses how the Herd
Walkers are split.
Walkers in a Herd always gain a bonus Red
Die to their Melee Attack pool. If more than
one Herd Walker is in base contact, normal
outnumbering bonuses apply.
A Survivor will always be knocked back in
a drawn combat with a Herd Walker.

Move One, Move All

When any Walkers within the Herd would
react to NOISE or MAYHEM, move the
closest Walker in the Herd towards the
source as normal, then shamble all
remaining Herd Walkers (including ones
normally out of range of the origin point) as
close as they can towards the original ‘lead’
Walker, retaining base contact with as
many other Walkers in the Herd as
possible.
In the event a gap is ever created in a
Herd’s base-to-base contact, the gap
should be closed at the next available
opportunity when moving or as the very
last action in the End Phase.
Target Saturation
When targeting a Herd with a ranged
weapon, the player must target the closest
Walker to the Survivor attempting the shot.
Only Herd Walkers in base contact with a
Survivor require the player to roll a Black
Die when targeted with a ranged weapon.
Unbreakable
All Walkers within a Herd can only be
killed outright with a headshot. They will
not be knocked prone if only wounded.

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ADDITIONAL RULES
For the purposes of the Trial by Fire,
certain rules have been amended or added
for balance purposes.
Pack Space
Survivors may only carry one Supply
Counter per available pack space on their
character card.
The Supply Counter does not actually
occupy any space or an equipment slot in
game terms but this prevents any single
character carrying, for example, five
Supply Counters with only one pack slot.
Teamwork is required to scavenge and
recover large amounts of supplies.
Walker Movement
Currently, using rules-as-written, there is
no mechanism to stop a Walker at the
origin where NOISE or MAYHEM is
generated (i.e via the Distract ability, an
Alarm Clock, Grenade impact) as they
should always be moved their full shamble
distance of 6”.
For the purposes of Trial by Fire scenarios,
Walkers will stop at the origin point of any
NOISE or MAYHEM generated.
Threat Level
Threat Level cannot be lowered further
than the scenario's starting value (e.g. if a
scenario specifies starting at Level 4, it
cannot be lowered below 4).
Game Length
Scenarios last a maximum of 7 turns or
until one of the Victory Conditions has
been met.
 Carl with 1 Scenario Point. The players calculate
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SCORING
Scenario Points (SP's) are earned by
completing objectives during each game.
Each scenario has a list of Primary and
Secondary objectives with corresponding
Scenario Points assigned to them.
The Primary Objective can only be scored
by one player (i.e the player who wins the
scenario) and is based on a 3, 2, 1 point
scale depending how well the winner did.
Secondary Objectives are open for both
players to score. Even if a player does not
achieve the Primary Objective they may
still score Secondary Objectives.
The use of OR within an objective indicates
where an objective is either/or as both
cannot be scored.
At the end of each game, the players
compare Scenario Points earned and
calculate the difference. Players then
consult the Scoring Table (Below) using
the difference to determine how many
Event Points (EP's) each player has earned.
Scoring Table
SP Difference Event Points
0 5-5
1 6-4
2 7-3
3 8-2
4 9-1
5+ 10-0
e.g. Rick ends the game with 3 Scenario Points and
the difference (3 - 1 = 2). The 2 Scenario Points
Difference means Rick wins the game and gains 7
Event Points, while Carl gains 3 Event Points.

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Scenario: Supply Drop
Your group has stumbled across a cache of military flares used to call in air support.
Unfortunately, you aren’t the only group to have found this vital resource. You'll need to claim
the flares and try to recover any packages dropped... before someone else does.
SETUP INSTRUCTIONS
1. Scenery
Roll a Black Die for Setup Initiative.
Divide 18 points of scenery (which must
include at least 2 Resource Hubs) between
players by points value.
If there is an uneven amount, the player
with Setup Initiative chooses who gets the
higher amount. Beginning with the player
with Setup Initiative, take it in turns to
place terrain pieces in the gaming area. No
terrain piece may be placed within 2” of
another terrain piece. Resource Hubs must
be deployed within the Walker Zone which
is 5” in from either deployment zone.
2. Supplies
Players must place 7 supply counters on
the board as follows:
• Place one counter in the exact centre of
the board
• Place counters on all Resource Hubs
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• Then, beginning with the player with
Setup Initiative, take it turns to place the
remaining counters within the Walker
Zone (5” from either Deployment Edge),
but not within 2” of another counter.
3. Walkers
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Beginning with the player with Setup
Initiative, players take it in turns to place
Walkers until they are all deployed. First,
place one walker in contact with each
supply counter until all counters have a
Walker. Remaining Walkers are placed
anywhere in the Walker Zone, but not
within 2" of each other or the board edge.
4. Survivors
Roll a Black Die for First Turn Initiative.
The player with Initiative chooses a
deployment edge and positions the first of
their models so that its base is touching any
point along that edge. The other player
then positions one of their own models so
that its base is touching any point along the
opposite edge, as shown on the scenario
map. Players alternate deploying their
models until they are all deployed.
SET THREAT LEVEL
Position the Threat Tracker to one side of
the board, and point the arrow towards
position 6.

SPECIAL RULES
Air Support!
When scavenging a supply counter,
instead of receiving a supply card,
survivors will instead receive a flare used
to call in Air Support. Place a token on the
Survivor’s base to represent the flare.
The flare can be thrown as a Special Action
on that Survivor’s turn. Add 2 Red Dice to
the ranged attack value of the Survivor and
target any point within 6” using the normal
ranged combat rules. The thrown flare
causes no damage, however a roll of a
headshot on any of the dice indicates the
Airdropped Packages do not occupy any
pack space but will be dropped if the
holding Survivor is killed.
VICTORY CONDITIONS
The aim of the scenario is to collect more
Air Drops than your opponent. The game
lasts until:
• One of the survivor groups collects 4x
Airdropped Packages.
• One of the survivor groups has been
wiped out.
• At the end of any turn in which the Threat
Tracker is at maximum.

Scenario Points
flare lands in position. If no headshot is
rolled then the flare can be repositioned up
to 3” away by the opposing player. The
At the end of the game, compare Scenario
flare token can be placed on the board to
Points and consult the scoring table (See
indicate where the Airdropped Package
page 5) for the final result.
will land in the Event Phase. The thrown
flare causes no noise or mayhem.
Primary Objective Points
While multiple flares can be collected and
carried in any turn, only two flares can be You ended the game by
active at any one time. A flare remains collecting 4 Airdropped 3
active from the point it is thrown until the Packages
Event phase is fully resolved that Turn.
OR You have 2-3 more
Airdropped Packages than your 2
Incoming! opponent in your possession

OR You have 1 more

If there is an active flare in play when the
Event Phase is reached then resolve this
Airdropped Package than your 1
opponent in your possession.
rule before continuing (i.e. before Kill
Zones and Event Cards).
Secondary Objectives Points
An Airdropped Package lands on the active
flare token. Any model stood within a kill
zone of the Airdropped Package receives
You have 4+ supply counters 2
1x White Dice of damage with no defence OR You have 3 supply counters 1
roll. Roll separately for each model. Any
Survivor hit and wounded by a falling You have at least 50% of your
Airdrop is marked as prone. Survivor group alive 1

The Airdropped Package can be collected

by spending an action while in base
contact with it, using all the usual rules for
supply tokens (ie no standing unengaged
models in base contact with the token).

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Scenario: Hot-wire
Your group need to make a quick exit to safety. There appear to be a few viable vehicles in the
vicinity… if only you could salvage the tools to get one running.
SETUP INSTRUCTIONS
1. Scenery
Roll a Black Die for Setup Initiative.
Divide 18 points of scenery (which must
include at least 2 Cars) between players by
points value.
First, place a Car in each of the two neutral
corners, 2” away from either edge. These
represent the vehicles that need to be
repaired, hot-wired, or jump-started.
If there is an uneven amount, the player
with Setup Initiative chooses who gets the
higher amount. Beginning with the player
with Setup Initiative, take it in turns to place
terrain pieces in the gaming area. No
terrain piece may be placed within 2” of
another terrain piece.
2. Supplies
Players must place 7 supply counters (4
special, 3 normal) on the board as follows:
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• On opposite sides of the board, place 2 x
A and 2 x B tokens (25mm circles,
distinguishable from each other and
regular supplies) 4” and 8” away from the
centre of the board.
• Place one counter in the exact centre of
the board.
• Place the final two counters on the cars in
need of repair.
3. Walkers
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Beginning with the player with Setup
Initiative, players take it in turns to place
Walkers until they are all deployed. First,
place one walker in contact with each
supply counter until all counters have a
Walker. Remaining Walkers are placed
anywhere in the Walker Zone, but not
within 2" of each other or the board edge.
4. Survivors
Roll a Black Die for First Turn Initiative.
The player with Initiative chooses a
deployment corner and positions the first of
their models so up to 5” from the corner.
The other player then positions one of their
models in the same way in the opposite
deployment corner, as shown on the
scenario map. Players alternate deploying
their models until they are all deployed.
SET THREAT LEVEL
Position the Threat Tracker to one side of
the board, and point the arrow towards
position 6.
SPECIAL RULES
Scavenge
There are 4 special supplies on the board: 2
x A and 2 x B (see scenario map).
Players need to recover both an A and B
supply and use them to make two separate
Repair actions on one of the eligible cars
(see Roadside Assistance special rule).
Special supplies can be searched as
normal, but the first time a special supply is
searched, roll a Black Die. On a Blank
VICTORY CONDITIONS
The aim of the scenario is to locate the 2
required special supplies, repair the car,
and get all friendly survivors in base
contact with the car. The game lasts until:
• One of the survivor groups repairs the car
and has all friendly Survivors in base
contact with it.
• One of the Survivor groups has been
wiped out.
• At the end of any turn in which the Threat
Tracker is at maximum.

Scenario Points
result, the Survivor has been caught off
guard by a Lurker and suffers a 2 Red Dice
attack.
At the end of the game, compare Scenario
If a Survivor holding a special supply is Points and consult the scoring table (See
killed, the supply counter is dropped as page 5) for the final result.
per standard supplies.

Players may only hold one of each A and B Primary Objective Points
supply at any one time.
You ended the game by

Roadside Assistance
repairing the car and have all
your remaining friendly 3
Survivors in base contact with it
In order to fully repair a car, a Survivor
OR You made more successful
Group must make two successful Repair
rolls (see Repair special rule on page 2)
repairs than your opponent 2
when the game ends
with both an A and B supply in their
possession, though both Repairs can be OR You have more special
made separately. supplies in your possession
than your opponent when the 1
A s l o n g a s a f r i e n d l y S u r v iv o r i n game ends
possession of an A or B supply is in base

Secondary Objectives Points

contact with the car, other friendly
Survivors, also in base contact with the car,
may attempt Repair actions.
You have 4+ supply counters 2
Once a car is repaired, it's time to get to
safety. To do this you must get all OR You have 3 supply counters 1
remaining members of your group into
base contact with the car. Once all You have at least 50% of your
Survivor group alive 1
remaining members of a group are in base
contact with a car repaired by that player,
the game ends.

Attempting a Repair action on a car makes

NOISE, regardless of whether or not the
action is successful.

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Scenario: Wildfire
There is no escape as a wall of blazing death tears through everything in its path. In the chaos,
a member of your group is injured. Can you save them in time?
SETUP INSTRUCTIONS
1. Scenery
Roll a Black Die for Setup Initiative.
Divide 18 points of scenery (which must
include at least 2 Resource Hubs) between
players by points value.
If there is an uneven amount, the player
with Setup Initiative chooses who gets the
higher amount. Beginning with the player
with Setup Initiative, take it in turns to
place terrain pieces in the gaming area. No
terrain piece may be placed within 2” of
another terrain piece. Resource Hubs must
be deployed within the Walker Zone which
is 5” in from either deployment zone.
2. Supplies
Players must place 7 supply counters on
the board as follows:
• Place counters on all Resource Hubs
• Then, beginning with the player with
Setup Initiative, take it turns to place the
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remaining counters within the Walker
Zone (5” from either Deployment Edge),
but not within 2” of another counter.
3. Walkers
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Beginning with the player with Setup
Initiative, players take it in turns to place
Walkers until they are all deployed. First,
place one walker in contact with each
supply counter until all counters have a
Walker. Remaining Walkers are placed
anywhere in the Walker Zone, but not
within 2" of each other or the board edge.
4. Survivors
Roll a Black Die for First Turn Initiative.
The player with Initiative chooses a
deployment edge and positions the first of
their models so that its base is touching any
point along that edge. The other player
then positions one of their own models so
that its base is touching any point along the
opposite edge, as shown on the scenario
map. Players alternate deploying their
models until they are all deployed.
5. Injured Survivor
After both groups are deployed, beginning
with the player with Initiative, each player
places a single prone miniature (or 25mm
marker that represents this) anywhere
within their opponents board half. This
represents the Injured Survivor they must
rescue (see Special Rules).
6. Wildfire Markers
Place 3 Wildfire Markers (40mm circle) as
evenly as possible along both neutral
board edges (see deployment map).

SET THREAT LEVEL
Position the Threat Tracker to one side of
the board, and point the arrow towards
position 6.
SPECIAL RULES
Injured Survivor
An Eligible Survivor (see page 1) may
spend a special action to take control of the
Injured Survivor when in base contact.
When in control of the Injured Survivor, it
remains in contact with the Survivor's base
and the Survivor may not Run or make
multiple Move actions (even if they have an
ability that allows them to do so).
An Injured Survivor cannot be targeted
with ranged weapons or engaged in
Melee, and cannot be killed or take
damage.
If the controlling survivor is beaten in
Melee, control of the Injured Survivor is
lost and is bounced off 1” from the
previously controlling survivor.
Control of an Injured Survivor may be
passed to another Eligible Survivor by
spending an action.
Spreads like Wildfire
To represent the unrelenting Wildfire, in
the Event Phase, before resolving an Event
Card, the player with Initiative rolls a Blue
Die. This player then moves that many
Wildfire Markers 2” directly into the
playing area. Wildfire Markers must always
be moved away from their originating
board edge and not within 2” of another
Wildfire Marker
Wildfire Markers follow the Ablaze!
keyword rules with two attacks each.
Constant Threat
When the Threat Tracker reaches the
maximum, instead of immediately ending
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the game, roll a white dice and reduce
threat by the number of hits rolled. If the
result of the roll is a blank, the game ends.
VICTORY CONDITIONS
The aim of the scenario is to survive the
approaching wildfire and to outlast the
enemy Survivors. The game lasts until:
• One of the survivor groups rescues their
Injured Survivor by getting them fully
within 5” of your deployment edge.
• One of the survivor groups has been
wiped out.
• Any turn in which the Threat Tracker is
at maximum and a blank is rolled (see
‘Constant Threat’ special rule).
Scenario Points
At the end of the game, compare Scenario
Points and consult the scoring table (See
page 5) for the final result.
Primary Objective Points
You ended the game by
rescuing your Injured Survivor 3
OR You have control of your
Injured Survivor fully within 8”
of your deployment edge, and
2
you’re closer to your
deployment edge than your
opponent
OR You have control of your
Injured Survivor and you’re
closer to your deployment 1
edge than your opponent
Secondary Objectives Points
You have 4+ supply counters 2
OR You have 3 supply counters 1
You have at least 50% of your
Survivor group alive 1
Scenario: BOILING POINT
Tensions with a rival group of survivors is escalating… It’s time to exert your dominance and
break the deadlock. However, taking out the enemy could make you more of a target.
SETUP INSTRUCTIONS
1. Scenery
Roll a Black Die for Setup Initiative.
Divide 18 points of scenery (which must
include at least 2 Resource Hubs) between
players by points value.
If there is an uneven amount, the player
with Setup Initiative chooses who gets the
higher amount. Beginning with the player
with Setup Initiative, take it in turns to
place terrain pieces in the gaming area. No
terrain piece may be placed within 2” of
another terrain piece. Resource Hubs must
be deployed within the Walker Zone which
is 5” in from either deployment zone.
2. Supplies
Players must place 7 supply counters on
the board as follows:
• Place counters on all Resource Hubs
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• Then, beginning with the player with
Setup Initiative, take it turns to place the
remaining counters within the Walker
Zone (5” from either Deployment Edge),
but not within 2” of another counter.
3. Walkers
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Beginning with the player with Setup
Initiative, players take it in turns to place
Walkers until they are all deployed. First,
place one Walker in contact with each
supply counter until all counters have a
Walker. Remaining Walkers are placed
anywhere in the Walker Zone, but not
within 6” of the deployment zone, 2" of
each other or the board edge.
4. Survivors
Roll a Black Die for First Turn Initiative.
The player with Initiative chooses a
deployment edge and positions the first of
their models so that its base is touching any
point along that edge. The other player
then positions one of their own models so
that its base is touching any point along the
opposite edge, as shown on the scenario
map. Players alternate deploying their
models until they are all deployed.
SET THREAT LEVEL
Position the Threat Tracker to one side of
the board, and point the arrow towards
position 6.
SPECIAL RULES Constant Threat
Marked for Death! When the Threat Tracker reaches the
maximum, instead of immediately ending
Each time a Survivor kills an enemy the game, roll a White Die and reduce
Survivor, they gain a Kill Token, which is threat by the number of hits rolled. If the
placed on the Survivor’s Character Card as result of the roll is a Blank, the game ends.
an indicator.

If a Survivor kills an opponent by a ranged VICTORY CONDITIONS

attack then they simply gain a single Kill
Token for that kill. However, if a Survivor
kills an opponent with a Melee attack, that
Survivor claims all Kill Tokens the enemy
Survivor had accumulated up until that
point!
In the event a Survivor is killed, but not by
an enemy Survivor (e.g solely by Walkers,
Infection or Booby Trap), place a single Kill
Token on the ground where they were
killed. All other Kill Tokens previously
accumulated by this Character are lost.
The aim of the scenario is to kill enemy
Survivors and collect more Kill Tokens than
your opponent.
• One of the survivor groups holds 5 Kill
Tokens at the end of a turn.
• One of the survivor groups has been
wiped out.
• Any turn in which the Threat Tracker is
at maximum and a blank is rolled (see
‘Constant Threat’ special rule).

Scenario Points
This Kill Token may only be claimed by the
opposing player by spending an action
while in base contact with it.
At the end of the game, compare Scenario

Example:
Points and consult the scoring table (See
page 5) for the final result.
Rick shoots and kills Tara, and so gains 1 Kill
Token. In a later turn, Rick shoots and kills Dwight, Primary Objective Points
gaining an additional Kill Token, giving Rick a
total of 2 Kill Tokens.
You ended the game by
holding 5 Kill Tokens 3
If Negan kills Rick with a ranged weapon (e.g. gun
or grenade) then he would simply gain 1 Kill
OR You have at least 2 more
Token (the two Rick had previously gained are
Kill Tokens than your opponent
lost). However, if Negan engages and kills Rick in in your possession when the 2
Melee, he would gain 3 Kill Tokens (1 for killing game ends
Rick plus the 2 Kill Tokens that Rick had gained).
OR You have 1 more Kill Token

The Endless Horde than your opponent in your

possession when the game 1
ends
To represent the seemingly numberless
horde, every time a Walker is killed it can
be placed back on the board immediately Secondary Objectives Points
by the player whose Survivor made the
kill. The Walker may be placed in contact You have 4+ supply counters 2
with a board edge, wooded area terrain or
building, as long as it is out of the Kill Zone OR You have 3 supply counters 1
of any Survivors. The Walker does not
make a shamble move at this time but may You have at least 50% of your
Survivor group alive 1
be eligible to move in any subsequent
Event Phase.

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 This is a fan made project and has no affiliation with Mantic Games or Skybound
Entertainment. Custom scenarios are Copyright © of Paul Welsh & Daniel Meadows.

Special thanks to Michael Adshead.

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