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Controlling Center of Attention Wagon

This game uses and
. See pages 16
and 17 for more information.
The players first place a single objective
marker in the exact center of the table.
After deployment, each player (starting
with the first) alternate placing two
objective markers (total four) anywhere on
the table, but not within of any table
edge, not within of other objective
markers, and not within any terrain.
A player does not need to keep a unit
within to retain control of an objective.
Mark it as needed. At the end of the game,
the player that controls the most objective
markers wins. Any other result is a draw.
This game uses . See
pages 16 and 17. Ignore capturing and
controlling an objective.
The players place a single objective
marker in the exact center of the table.
At the end of the game, the player
whose warlord is closest to the
objective marker is the winner.
If your Warlord is eliminated before the
game ends, it is not possible for you to
win. However, if you eliminate your
opponent’s warlord before the game
ends, the game will end in a draw.
This game uses and
. See pages 16 and 17.
After deployment, each player (starting
with the first) places one wagon within
of any of their units.
To win, a player needs to have their
wagon exit the enemy’s table edge. If
both players can exit their wagon, it will
be a draw, otherwise the player whose
wagon is closest to the enemy’s table
edge by the end of the game wins. If both
wagons are eliminated, it is a draw.

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Up for the Challenge Conquest of Heroes Capture

This game uses and
. See pages 16 to 17 and pages
22 to 23 for more details. In addition to the
2 to 4 challenges a player has, they both
must add a new one called “I will take your
objective”. : Capture your
opponent’s objective, and once this is
accomplished it is removed from play.
: After deployment, each
player (starting with the first player) places
their objective marker anywhere on the
table, but not within of any table edge,
and not within any terrain.
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At the end of the game, the players add
and subtract points from their challenges.
The player with the higher total wins.
This game uses . See
pages 16 and 17. Ignore capturing and
controlling an objective.
Imagine a center line down the length of
the table. See page 20 for example. The first
player places two objectives anywhere on
this line, but not within of an edge, not
within of an objective, and not within any
terrain. After placement, the other player
picks one objective and removes it from
play. , each player may call
“Conquest” .
Both players then add for
all their units within of the objective. Also,
at the end of the game, players pick one of
their units within of the objective and add
its to their total.
This game uses and
. See pages 16 and 17.
After deployment, players alternate
placing two objectives anywhere on the
table, but not within of any table edge,
not within of any other objective marker,
and not within any terrain. Players need to
protect their own objectives while trying to
capture and carry the enemy’s objective.
.
. The player that
can carry one of the enemy’s objective
markers off their own long edge of the
table in the fewest number of player turns
wins the game. Any other result is a draw.

With its five separate areas (Scenery, Deployment, Game Length, Special VICTORY CONDITIONS VICTORY CONDITIONS
Rule, and Victory Conditions), the Battle of Heroes (see SAGA: Book of 1-3 4-6
Battles, page 10) is a wonderful scenario that offers players a multitude of
possible combinations for their games. 1 Subjugation Controlling

That being said, I feel that Battle of Heroes can benefit from having a wider 2 Show of Force Center of Attention
range of Victory Conditions which offer players more depth and tactical 3 Target Wagon
decisions other than just slaughtering their opponent’s miniatures – all the
Victory Conditions in the book use Massacre Points or Survival Points to 4 Overrun Up for the Challenge
determine a winner. Don’t get me wrong, there is nothing wrong with death-
5 Carnage Conquest of Heroes
match games, but I think some players might appreciate other types of Victory
Conditions. For this reason I have taken the time to create six brand new 6 Sacrifice Capture
Victory Conditions. None of these new Victory Conditions use Massacre Points
or Survival Points to determine a winner. Additional Victory Conditions created
These are not official Victory Conditions. Players can choose to integrate them by
into their Battle of Heroes games or not. It is entirely up to them. If they would Ray Trochim
like to integrate them, simply pick one or roll a D6 twice and use the table at
right to determine the Victory Condition. When using the Tactical Option, the
+1 or -1 to the die can be applied to both die rolls. When using the Considered
Option, the player simply has a choice of twelve instead of six. Version 1.0