Resurrection

A Warhammer Fantasy Battles Sixth Edition Event

THE SCENARIO PACK

Version 4 – 2023
 2 WARHAMMER

PROVISIONS
“Scouts have reported that several supply dumps have been
left unguarded after the hasty withdrawal of one of the forces
along the front lines. You are to secure these crucial supplies
for your own forces and of course to deny them to any enemy
that may have designs on them”

12" SIDE A DEPLOYMENT ZONE 12"

12"

24"

12" SIDE B DEPLOYMENT ZONE

Forces
Use your 2000 point force.
The Battlefield
• The terrain will already have been set up.
• In addition each table will have 5 small objective
markers (crates, barrels etc.) which should be
placed on the Battlefield as indicated on the
map above.
• These Objective Markers represent supplies
that both armies are trying to recover.
Deployment
• Both Generals should roll off with the winner
having the choice of choosing which side of the
table they would like to deploy, the loser of the
roll off then chooses whether they would like to
deploy first or second.
• You may deploy your troops anywhere in your
deployment zone.
• All war machines are placed at the same time,
but in any position in their deployment area.
• All the player’s characters are placed down
together, at the same time, after all other units
have been placed.

• Each player’s deployment zone is 12” in from
his long table edge, therefore the closest they
can ever be is 24” from each other at the
commencement of battle.
• Scouts are placed after all other units as per
the rules in the BRB. If both armies have scouts
roll a dice for each scouting unit, re-rolling ties.
The Scouting unit that rolled highest is
deployed first.
First turn
Roll a D6 for each player adding +1 for the player
who finished deploying first and the higher player
may choose who goes first. The +1 bonus does not
apply on a re-roll after a tie.
Battle Length
The battle lasts for 6 Turns.
Special Rules
A player controls an Objective Marker when they
have picked it up by moving over the marker with
any part of their unit. Flying units can only fly at
half speed if carrying an Objective marker, they
can use their ground movement as normal.
Otherwise the marker does not impeded movement
in any way. The Marker then travels with that Unit/
Character until the end of the battle, unless the unit
is destroyed by missile fire in which case the marker
is placed on the ground where the exact midpoint
of the unit was when it was defeated), or, if the unit
was defeated in Hand-to-Hand combat, the
opposing Character or Unit then automatically
picks up the Objective Marker.
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Victory Conditions
• Use Standard Victory points to determine a
winner. I.e At the end of the battle you score the
points value for any enemy unit that has been
wiped out or is fleeing.
• You score half points for any unit that is alive
and not fleeing that is at 50% or below.
• 100 Points Bonus if the enemy General is dead,
fleeing or not on the battlefield other than
having pursued or overran there.
• 100 Points for the enemy BSB following same
conditions as the general.
• 100 points for each captured enemy standard.
Note that you must pursue a defeated enemy,
after breaking them in order to capture their
standard. If you do not pursue the banner is lost
in the mire of the battlefield. To be clear, if a unit
that has a banner breaks from combat but is not
pursued it loses its banner. Therefore, if it rallies,
the unit no longer has a banner. Note, there are
different rules for the Battle Standard Banner.
• There are no points for controlling quarters.
• You also gain Victory Points for controlling
Objective Markers as follows. At the end of the
game if you have:
• One more Objective marker than your
opponent you get +100 points
• Two more = 200 points
• Three more = 300 points
• Four more = 400 points
• Five more = 500 points
• If the battle should end before the 6th turn, due
to a General conceding. The winning General is
assumed to have secured all the Objectives and
will of course score a rousing victory.
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TAKE AND HOLD

“Not one step backwards!”

Use your rear guard to secure your provisions while your forward elements
are to press ahead to take and hold some important sites around the main
field of battle. Glory and honour await those who can breakthrough the
enemy lines to capture the enemy’s supply dump.

SIDE A DEPLOYMENT ZONE 12"

< 10" < 10" < 10" < 10"

SIDE B DEPLOYMENT ZONE 12"

Forces • One objective is to be placed in the centre of

Use your 2000 point force.
The Battlefield
• The terrain will already have been set up.
• Generals should roll off to decide on which side
of the table they wish to deploy in and then
follow the instructions below.
• The Generals will be expected to set up the
objectives.
• Each table will have 5 objective markers for use
in the game, each general is to take a provisions
objective marker (with chests and barrels) and
set to one side for the moment.
the battlefield.
• The next two objectives are to be placed
anywhere along the centre line of the
battlefield that is more the 10” away from the
centre point and more than 10” away from the
table edge. The Generals should roll a D6 with
the highest deciding to place one of these
markers first or second.
• Finally the General who placed the last
objective marker should now place their
provisions objective marker in their own
deployment zone more than 10” away from
any table edge.

Deployment
• You may deploy your troops anywhere in your
deployment zone. The general who lost the roll
to chose table side may choose to deploying
first or second.
• All war machines are placed at the same time,
but in any position in their deployment area.
• All the player’s characters are placed down
together, at the same time, after all other units
have been placed.
• Each player’s deployment zone is 12” in from his
long table edge, therefore the closest they can
ever be is 24” from each other at the
commencement of battle.
• Scouts are placed after all other units as per
the rules in the BRB. If both armies have scouts
roll a dice for each scouting unit, re-rolling ties.
The Scouting unit that rolled highest is
deployed first.
First turn
Roll a D6 for each player adding +1 for the player
who finished deploying first and the higher player
may choose who goes first. The +1 bonus does not
apply on a re-roll after a tie.
Battle Length
The battle lasts for 6 Turns.
Victory Conditions
• In this scenario taking and holding the objective
is all that matters. This is the only way to gain
Victory Points.
• To control or hold an objective marker a player
must have more models within 3” of any point
on the marker than their opponent. Each model’s
worth is his/her Unit Strength. Heroes are worth
double points for this purpose only (but not
mounts)
• If a marker has no models within 3” of it then
no one can claim it. Fleeing units cannot claim
objectives but should they rally on or close to
an objective then they can lay claim to it. For
the purposes of fleeing the objectives will not
influence the fleeing unit in any way. Sacred
stones and small lava pools mean nothing
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when you’re running for your life.
• Victory points for controlled objectives are
scored as follows.
• Their own provisions objective= 1VP
• The right hand side objective= 2VP
• The left hand side objective= 2VP
• The dead centre objective= 3VP
• The enemy’s provision’s objective= 5VP
Whoever has the most VP is the winner and scores
as follows:
• a win via conditions (bottom) scores 450
points
Otherwise:
• .+1 to 2VP scores 600 points
• +3 to 4 VP scores 700 points
• + 5 to 6 VP scores 800 points
• +7 to 8 VP scores 900 points
• +9 to 10VP scores 1000 points
• +11 to 12VP scores 1100 points
• +13 VP scores 1300 points
• A draw scores 300-300
• The loser scores 0 points.
• In the event that both players have the same VP
then:
• Whoever controls their opponent’s objective will
be declared the winner.
• Whoever controls the central objective will be
declared the winner.
• Whoever controls the most objectives will be
declared the winner.
• If none of these conditions is met then the
Generals will have agreed a temporary truce
and it will be scored an absolute draw.
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HEAD HUNTER
Reports have been received telling of numerous despicable acts of
torture and slaughter that the enemy has carried out in previous
days upon innocent bystanders to the ongoing conflict, the General
is incensed and has ordered a bounty on all the enemy heroes’ heads.

SIDE A DEPLOYMENT ZONE 12"

12"

12"

SIDE B DEPLOYMENT ZONE 12"

Forces • All war machines are placed at the same time,

Use your 2000 point force
The Battlefield
The terrain will already have been set up.
Deployment
• Both Generals should roll off with the winner
having the choice of choosing which side of the
table they would like to deploy, the loser of the
roll off then chooses whether they would like to
deploy first or second.
• You may deploy your troops anywhere in your
deployment zone.
but in any position in their deployment area.
All the player’s characters are placed down
together, at the same time, after all other units
have been placed.
• Each player’s deployment zone is 12” in from
his long table edge, therefore the closest they
can ever be is 24” from each other at the
commencement of battle.
• Scouts are placed after all other units as per
the rules in the BRB. If both armies have scouts
roll a dice for each scouting unit, re-rolling ties.
The Scouting unit that rolled highest is
deployed first.

First turn
Roll a D6 for each player adding +1 for the player
who finished deploying first and the higher player
may choose who goes first. The +1 bonus does not
apply on a re-roll after a tie.
Battle Length
The battle lasts for 6 Turns.
Victory Conditions
• Use Standard Victory points to determine a
winner. I.e At the end of the battle you score the
points value for any enemy unit that has been
wiped out or is fleeing.
• You score half points for any unit that is alive
and not fleeing that is at 50% or below.
100 Points Bonus if the enemy General is dead,
fleeing or not on the battlefield other than
having pursued or overran there.
• 100 Points for the enemy BSB following same
conditions as the general.
• 100 points for each captured enemy standard.
Note that you must pursue a defeated enemy,
after breaking them in order to capture their
standard. If you do not pursue the banner is lost
in the mire of the battlefield. To be clear, if a unit
that has a banner breaks from combat but is not
pursued it loses its banner. Therefore, if it rallies,
the unit no longer has a banner. Note, there are
different rules for the Battle Standard Banner.
• There are bonuses for killing the enemy’s
characters an unit champions.
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Scenario special rules
For each enemy character killed in close combat or
run down when fleeing, you earn double the points
value of the model. Keep track of each model’s
head and what unit has it. Note that it doesn’t have
to be in a challenge or by another character. Units
can also kill characters when pursuing. However,
no bonus is gained if a character is chased off the
board, his fleeing unit must be caught to earn this
bonus. Heads are carried with units like standards.
However, they may be passed to any friendly unit
during the movement phase as long as they are
within 4” of each other as a free action, even if one
or both units marched. Units that are fleeing do not
have the time nor the organisation to pass heads to
another unit. Heads are always with a unit and
cannot be dropped unless they are destroyed.
Friendly units do not recapture the heads of their
heroes or Lords and therefore unlike recaptured
banners they cannot be captured a second time.
Units that leave the board for any reason while still
in possession of a head or heads, still get the bonus.
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CARNAGE
In their eagerness to meet in battle the
opposing forces almost pass each other in the
morning mist and must quickly reform and face up.

18"
SIDE A DEPLOYMENT ZONE

12"

12"

18"
SIDE B DEPLOYMENT ZONE

Forces • All war machines are placed at the same time,

Use your 2000 point force
The Battlefield
The terrain will already have been set up.
Deployment
• Both Generals should roll off with the winner
having the choice of choosing which side of the
table they would like to deploy, the loser of the
roll off then chooses whether they would like to
deploy first or second.
• You may deploy your troops anywhere in your
deployment zone.
but in any position in their deployment area.
All the player’s characters are placed down
together, at the same time, after all other units
have been placed.
• Each player’s deployment zone is 12” in from his
long table edge, therefore the closest they can
ever be is 24” from each other at the
commencement of battle.
• Scouts are placed after all other units as per
the rules in the BRB. If both armies have scouts
roll a dice for each scouting unit, re-rolling ties.
The Scouting unit that rolled highest is
deployed first.
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First turn Special Scenario rules:

Roll a D6 for each player adding +1 for the player Each time an enemy unit is removed as a casualty
who finished deploying first and the higher player while Engaged in Combat, when Breaking from
may choose who goes first. The +1 bonus does not Combat, or during the Flee Move directly after
apply on a re-roll after a tie. Breaking from Combat, you gain a Victory Counter.
At the end of the game, the player with the most
Battle Length Victory Counters wins this Secondary Objective
The battle lasts for 6 Turns. and scores an additional 300 points. No points
are given if both players have the same amount
Victory Conditions of Victory Counters.
• Use Standard Victory points to determine a
winner. I.e At the end of the battle you score the
points value for any enemy unit that has been
wiped out or is fleeing.
• You score half points for any unit that is alive
and not fleeing that is at 50% or below.
100 Points Bonus if the enemy General is dead,
fleeing or not on the battlefield other than
having pursued or overran there.
• 100 Points for the enemy BSB following same
conditions as the general.
• 100 points for each captured enemy standard.
Note that you must pursue a defeated enemy,
after breaking them in order to capture their
standard. If you do not pursue the banner is lost
in the mire of the battlefield. To be clear, if a unit
that has a banner breaks from combat but is not
pursued it loses its banner. Therefore, if it rallies,
the unit no longer has a banner. Note, there are
different rules for the Battle Standard Banner.
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HIDDEN KINGS
A messenger has reported that the enemy King is in the field,
and is apparently hidden in one of the army’s unit ready to
appear to claim victory. Find him and kill him.

12" 12"
SIDE A DEPLOYMENT ZONE

24"

12" 12"
SIDE B DEPLOYMENT ZONE

Forces having the choice of choosing which side of

Use your 2000 point force
The Battlefield
The terrain will already have been set up.
Deployment
• Before deploying each player must secretly
choose any friendly non-character unit in which
to hide the army’s hidden king. This should be
recorded clearly on a piece of paper, or even with
a discrete mark on the underside of the model.
• Both Generals should roll off with the winner
the table they would like to deploy, the loser
of the roll off then chooses whether they would
like to deploy first or second.
• Only troops that are cavalry, fast cavalry,
fliers or scouts may be deployed on the flanks.
All other troops have to deploy in the main
deployment zone.
• All war machines are placed at the same time,
but in any position in their deployment area.
All the player’s characters are placed down
together, at the same time, after all other
units have been placed.
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• Scouts are placed after all other units as per
the rules in the BRB. If both armies have scouts
roll a dice for each scouting unit, re-rolling ties.
The Scouting unit that rolled highest is
deployed first.
First turn
Roll a D6 for each player adding +1 for the player
who finished deploying first and the higher player
may choose who goes first. The +1 bonus does not
apply on a re-roll after a tie.
Special Scenario rules:
At the end of the game if your king is alive and
your opponents has been removed as a casualty,
then you will score 300 points.
This is an addition to all other normal points.
I’d suggest that even if your hidden king is killed,
that you keep this fact secret until the end of
the game.

Battle Length
The battle lasts for 6 Turns.

Victory Conditions
• Use Standard Victory points to determine a
winner. I.e At the end of the battle you score
the points value for any enemy unit that has
been wiped out or is fleeing.
• You score half points for any unit that is alive
and not fleeing that is at 50% or below.
100 Points Bonus if the enemy General is dead,
fleeing or not on the battlefield other than
having pursued or overran there.
• 100 Points for the enemy BSB following same
conditions as the general.
• 100 points for each captured enemy standard.
Note that you must pursue a defeated enemy,
after breaking them in order to capture their
standard. If you do not pursue the banner is lost
in the mire of the battlefield. To be clear, if a unit
that has a banner breaks from combat but is not
pursued it loses its banner. Therefore, if it rallies,
the unit no longer has a banner. Note, there are
different rules for the Battle Standard Banner.
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DOMINATING THE FIELD

‘Glory is ours’ but we must claim the field!

SIDE A DEPLOYMENT ZONE

20"

36" 24"

SIDE B DEPLOYMENT ZONE

Forces • Only troops that are cavalry, fast cavalry or flyers

Use your 2000 point force
The Battlefield
The terrain will already have been set up.
Deployment
• Both Generals should roll off with the winner
having the choice of choosing which side of the
table they would like to deploy, the loser of the
roll off then chooses whether they would like to
deploy first or second.
may be deployed on the flanks. All other troops
have to deploy in the main deployment zone.
• Before deploying each general has to declare if
he intends to deploy cavalry, fast cavalry or flyers
on the flanks.
• These units are deployed in normal , alternating
order after all units (except characters) are
placed in the main deployment zone and must
be placed more than 20” away from any enemy
troops.
• Scouts are placed as normal.
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• All war machines are placed at the same time,
but in any position in their deployment area.
All the player’s characters are placed down
together, at the same time, after all other
units have been placed.
• Scouts are placed after all other units as per
the rules in the BRB. If both armies have scouts
roll a dice for each scouting unit, re-rolling ties.
The Scouting unit that rolled highest is
deployed first.
Battle Length
The battle lasts for 6 Turns.
Special Scenario rules:
At the end of the game, players are awarded
victory counters for each zone in which they
have at least one scoring unit.
A scoring unit is any unit of more than US5
that is not fleeing.
• The opponent’s deployment zone - 3 counters
• The zones’ adjacent to your own deployment
zone - 2 counters each
• Your own deployment zone - 1 counter
• The centre zone - 0 counters

Victory Conditions A unit is considered to be in a zone if the centre

• Use Standard Victory points to determine a is inside it.
winner. I.e At the end of the battle you score
the points value for any enemy unit that has The player with the most victory counters
been wiped out or is fleeing. wins an additional 300 points
• You score half points for any unit that is alive
and not fleeing that is at 50% or below.
100 Points Bonus if the enemy General is dead,
fleeing or not on the battlefield other than
having pursued or overran there.
• 100 Points for the enemy BSB following same
conditions as the general.
• 100 points for each captured enemy standard.
Note that you must pursue a defeated enemy,
after breaking them in order to capture their
standard. If you do not pursue the banner is lost
in the mire of the battlefield. To be clear, if a unit
that has a banner breaks from combat but is not
pursued it loses its banner. Therefore, if it rallies,
the unit no longer has a banner. Note, there are
different rules for the Battle Standard Banner.
• There are no victory points for table quarters.
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CAPTURE
The buildings on the battle field are crucial to our plans, take them!

SIDE A DEPLOYMENT ZONE 15"

9"

9"

SIDE B DEPLOYMENT ZONE 15"

Forces • All war machines are placed at the same time,

Use your 2000 point force
The Battlefield
The terrain will already have been set up.
Deployment
• Both Generals should roll off with the winner
having the choice of choosing which side of the
table they would like to deploy, the loser of the
roll off then chooses whether they would like to
deploy first or second.
• You may deploy your troops anywhere in your
deployment zone.
but in any position in their deployment area.
All the player’s characters are placed down
together, at the same time, after all other units
have been placed.
• Each player’s deployment zone is 15” in from his
long table edge, therefore the closest they can
ever be is 18” from each other at the
commencement of battle.
• Scouts are placed after all other units as per
the rules in the BRB. If both armies have scouts
roll a dice for each scouting unit, re-rolling ties.
The Scouting unit that rolled highest is
deployed first.

First turn
Roll a D6 for each player adding +1 for the player
who finished deploying first and the higher player
may choose who goes first. The +1 bonus does not
apply on a re-roll after a tie.
Battle Length
The battle lasts for 6 Turns.
Victory Conditions
• Use Standard Victory points to determine a
winner. I.e At the end of the battle you score the
points value for any enemy unit that has been
wiped out or is fleeing.
• You score half points for any unit that is alive
and not fleeing that is at 50% or below.
100 Points Bonus if the enemy General is dead,
fleeing or not on the battlefield other than
having pursued or overran there.
• 100 Points for the enemy BSB following same
conditions as the general.
• 100 points for each captured enemy standard.
Note that you must pursue a defeated enemy,
after breaking them in order to capture their
standard. If you do not pursue the banner is lost
in the mire of the battlefield. To be clear, if a unit
that has a banner breaks from combat but is not
pursued it loses its banner. Therefore, if it rallies,
the unit no longer has a banner. Note, there are
different rules for the Battle Standard Banner.
• There are no points for claiming quarters.
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Scenario special rules
At the end of the battle there are bonus points
for whoever controls the various buildings or
objectives. (referred to as buildings)
A player can claim to control a building by
having a unit or model within 3” of any part of the
building, for simplicity the base (if present) counts
as part of the building. To be clear , if only 1 model
on the corner of a unit of 30 models is within 3” of
the building then the entire unit is deemed to be
contesting that building.
If both players have models within 3” of a building
then the player with the greater US is deemed to
be in control of the building. Fleeing models or
units do not count.
Bonus victory points are awarded as follows:
If you control the centre building- 400 points.
If you control either left or right buildings – 150
points
If you control both the left and the right buildings-
500 points.
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ANCIENT ARTEFACT
Your scouts have reported that there is an ancient artefact or some
important site in the middle of the battlefield that has special
meaning to our enemy. Make sure that you defend it from the usurpers.

SIDE A DEPLOYMENT ZONE

9"

9"

SIDE B DEPLOYMENT ZONE

Forces deploy first or second.

Use your 2000 point force
The Battlefield
The terrain will already have been set up and there
will be an artefact or some other marker in the
middle of the table. This is impassable.
Deployment
• Both Generals should roll off with the winner
having the choice of choosing which side of the
table they would like to deploy, the loser of the
roll off then chooses whether they would like to
• You may deploy your troops anywhere in your
deployment zone.
• All war machines are placed at the same time,
but in any position in their deployment area.
All the player’s characters are placed down
together, at the same time, after all other units
have been placed.
• Each player’s deployment zone is 12” in from
his long table edge, therefore the closest they
can ever be is 24” from each other at the
commencement of battle.
• Scouts are placed after all other units as per
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the rules in the BRB. If both armies have scouts
roll a dice for each scouting unit, re-rolling ties
• The Scouting unit that rolled highest is
deployed first.
First turn
Roll a D6 for each player adding +1 for the player
who finished deploying first and the higher player
may choose who goes first. The +1 bonus does not
apply on a re-roll after a tie.
Battle Length
The battle lasts for 6 Turns.
Scenario special rules
At the end of each turn beginning with turn 2,
the player with the highest unit strength within
6” of the marker* gains a counter. The player with
the most counters at the end of the game gains
a bonus of 400 points. This is in addition to the
normal scoring for units killed, banners etc.
Remember: no victory points for table quarters.
* A unit or any part of it i.e the corner of one
trooper, that is within 6” of the artefact counts
as being within 6” of the artefact.

Victory Conditions
• Use Standard Victory points to determine a
winner. I.e At the end of the battle you score
the points value for any enemy unit that has
been wiped out or is fleeing.
• You score half points for any unit that is alive
and not fleeing that is at 50% or below.
100 Points Bonus if the enemy General is dead,
fleeing or not on the battlefield other than
having pursued or overran there.
• 100 Points for the enemy BSB following same
conditions as the general.
• 100 points for each captured enemy standard.
Note that you must pursue a defeated enemy,
after breaking them in order to capture their
standard. If you do not pursue the banner is lost
in the mire of the battlefield. To be clear, if a unit
that has a banner breaks from combat but is not
pursued it loses its banner. Therefore, if it rallies,
the unit no longer has a banner. Note, there are
different rules for the Battle Standard Banner.
• There are no Victory points for table quarters.
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THE INCURSION
“The invaders have dared enter our woodland home. They aim to establish
a staging post for others to flock to and then push further into the deep
forest. We must react quickly and not only repel their advances but push
them back from whence they came to reestablish a strong perimeter.”

DEFENDER DEPLOYMENT ZONE –

PREDOMINANTLY DENSE FOREST
12"

PREDOMINANTLY LIGHT FOREST 12"

PREDOMINANTLY SCRUB AND BUSHES 12"

ATTACKER DEPLOYMENT ZONE –

12"
OPEN GROUND

Overview. use and in a Resurrection Campaign Wood Elves

The attackers must gain as much ground as possible
in order to secure a front and long enough to
establish a staging post for the next waves of the
attack. The defenders seek to repel them at all
costs.
Forces
Use your 2250 point force
The Battlefield
The terrain will already have been set up.
Deployment
• This scenario has been tweaked for Campaign
or Beastmen will defend their woodland realm,
should the two meet, either roll off to decide who
attacks or ask Alex.
• Both Generals should roll a D6, with the winner
having the choice of choosing which side of the
table they would like to deploy, the loser of the
roll then chooses whether they would like to
deploy first or second.
• You may deploy your troops anywhere in your
deployment zone.
• All war machines are placed at the same time,
but in any position in their deployment area.
All the player’s characters are placed down

together, at the same time, after all other units
have been placed.
• Each player’s deployment zone is 12” in from his
long table edge, therefore the closest they can
ever be is 24” from each other at the
commencement of battle.
• Scouts are placed after all other units as per the
rules in the BRB. If both armies have scouts, roll a
dice for each scouting unit, re-rolling ties. The
Scouting unit that rolled highest is deployed first.
First turn
Roll a D6 for each player adding +1 for the player
who finished deploying first and the higher player
may choose who goes first. The +1 bonus does not
apply on a re-roll after a tie.
Battle Length
The battle lasts for 6 Turns.
Victory Conditions
• Use Standard Victory points to determine a
winner. I.e At the end of the battle you score the
points value for any enemy unit that has been
wiped out or is fleeing.
• You score half points for any unit that is alive and
not fleeing that is at 50% or below. 100 Points
Bonus if the enemy General is dead, fleeing or
not on the battlefield other than having pursued
or overran there.
• 100 Points for the enemy BSB following the same
conditions as the general.
• 100 points for each captured enemy standard.
Note that you must pursue a defeated enemy,
after breaking them in order to capture their
standard. If you do not pursue the banner, it is lost
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in the mire of the battlefield. To be clear, if a unit
that has a banner breaks from combat but is not
pursued, it still loses its banner. Therefore, if it
rallies, the unit no longer has a banner. Note, there
are different rules for the Battle Standard Banner.
• There are no points awarded for claiming table
quarters
Scenario special rules
Each unit woolly inside the relevant zone and not
below half strength , including flyers and characters
(on any mount) count for earning the following
victory point bonuses.
For the:
Attacker
Each unit or character in the Scrub and Bushes zone
=100 VPS
Each unit or character in the Light forest zone
=200 VPS
Each unit or character in the Dense Forest zone
=300 VPS
Defender
Each unit or character in the Light forest zone
=100 VPS
Each unit or character in the Scrub and Bushes zone
=200 VPS
Each unit or character in the Open ground zone
=300 VPS
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THE TOWER
As the fighting rages on , two armies close in on an objective of significant
importance and must do everything in their power to claim it. This building
is of huge strategic importance and as such is protected by strange and
powerful forces. Whoever claims it will have succeeded in making greater
strides in the overall battle and will be richly rewarded.

DEPLOYMENT ZONE 12"

12"
12"

OBJECTIVE
12" 12"

12" DEPLOYMENT ZONE

Forces
Use your 2250 point force
The Battlefield
The terrain will feature an impressive, but not large,
building placed in the centre of the table, ideally a
tower of some description. This should be treated as
impassable terrain , the doors and windows will be
impossible to open or break through, you cannot
get inside the building*. No other terrain of any
kind should be placed within 12” of this building.
Other than that, no more than 4 pieces of terrain
should be placed anywhere else on the battlefield
but no closer than 8” to a table edge.
Deployment
• Both Generals should roll a D6, with the winner
having the choice of choosing which side of the
table they would like to deploy, the loser of the
roll then chooses whether they would like to
deploy first or second.
• You may deploy your troops anywhere in your
deployment zone.
• All war machines are placed at the same time,
but in any position in their deployment area. All
the player’s characters are placed down together,
at the same time, after all other units have been
placed.
• Each player’s deployment zone is as per the map

*see special rules


above.The closest the opposing armies can ever
be from each other , aside from scouts, is 24” at
the commencement of battle.
• Scouts are placed after all other units as per the
rules in the BRB. If both armies have scouts, roll a
dice for each scouting unit, re-rolling ties. The
Scouting unit that rolled highest is deployed first.
First turn
Roll a D6 for each player adding +1 for the player
who finished deploying first and the higher player
may choose who goes first. The +1 bonus does not
apply on a reroll after a tie.
Battle Length
The battle lasts for 6 Turns.
Victory Conditions
This scenario is all about controlling the tower/
central building. To control a building you need to
have units within 3” of any part of the building.
More than one unit can be used to control the
building and you need only to have any part of the
unit with 3” to do so.
If both players have units within 3” of the building
then the player with the greater US will be
determined the winner. Note that neither monsters
nor fleeing units can add their US to this total.
Scenario special rules
The building which both armies are attempting to
take control of is a mystical place. Once the
domain of a powerful wizard who presumably
protected it or perhaps cursed it with potent
magical defences. Battles fought here are perilous
indeed due to the incessant lightning storms that
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surround the building. The storm builds as the
battle commences and dark and ominous clouds
threaten deadly lightning bolts with every passing
second.
In a Campaign or friendly game roll a D6 at the
start of each player’s turn . On the first turn of each
player, lightning bolts will hit on the roll of a 6. On
the second turn they will hit on the roll of a 5, on the
third turn on the roll of a 4 and so on until the game
has ended.
Should the required number be rolled then,
starting with the player whose turn it is, nominate
an enemy unit , wholly within 20” of any part of the
central building, on a 4+ it is hit by lightning and
will suffer D6, strength 4 hits, armour saves may be
taken as normal with a -1 AS modifier. Then the
other player can do the same and pick an enemy
unit as previously described. Should kills from the
lightning force a panic test then any fleeing unit
will flee directly away from the centre point
towards the table edge, following the usual rules for
fleeing.
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NO RETREAT
The attackers are pushing hard, having
broken through the main lines they now hope
to take advantage of an enemy in disarray and
capitalise on their position and capture one of
two vitally important objectives. The defenders
must do all in their power to prevent this
happening for fear of the attackers gaining
a foothold and therefore must make a stand
with what forces they have available to hold
onto these objectives in their deployment zone.
With little time to prepare the defenders
have hastily erected some barriers to slow
down the attackers or to funnel them
somewhere to better deal with them and have
rushed a unit to head the enemy off. They do
not have their full force available as some are
still mustering in the rear, intending to come
and help defend as soon as possible. But will
they come soon enough?
ATTACKER PLACES THIER UNITS HERE
20"
Forces.
This scenario required an attacker and a defender.
If you are not told who is attacking by the TO then
the attacker will be the player with the fastest, most
flexible force. Therefore whoever has the most
cavalry units will attack, count flyers or flying units
as cavalry for this purpose but not flying monsters
or characters.
In the event that this is equal, the player with the
most skirmishing units will attack. If this is also
equal then simply roll off to see who the attacker is.
Both forces should be the same size.
The Battlefield
The terrain will already have been set up.
Deployment/setting up for battle.
• The defender picks a short table edge to defend
from, the attacker will attack from the opposite side.
• Both players, starting with the Defender, place
DEFENDER PLACES
THIER UNITS HERE
BOTH PLAYERS
8" PLACE AN 8"
OBJECTIVE IN
THIS AREA
8"

one objective in the Defender’s table half, at
least 8”/20cm from the short centre line and all
table edges as shown above.
• The objective will be on a round base not more
than 75mm in diameter.
• Before deploying the defender may place one
linear obstacle such as a fence or wall etc in their
deployment zone. This piece may not be more
than 8” wide and 2” deep and regardless of what
it looks like will count as a defended obstacle
with all the rules that apply. The short ends of
this piece of terrain cannot be closer than 1” to
any other piece of terrain.
• The defender must now select not more than
75% of its forces (in point value) excluding
characters to deploy anywhere in their half of
the table. The other 25% will come on as reserves
(see special rules)
• The defender deploys all available units
anywhere in their deployment zone excluding
characters.
• The attacker deploys all of their units anywhere
in their deployment zone excluding characters.
• The defender places all of their characters.
• The attacker places all of their characters.
• The defender places their ‘immediate’ ambush (see
special rules) anywhere in their deployment zone.
First turn
The attacker has the first turn.
Battle Length
The battle lasts for 6 turns.
Special Rules.
Ambush (defender) - Of the 75% of their force, the
defender may select any unit to be deployed after
the attacker has placed all of their units, including
their characters. This unit still has to be in the
defending player’s deployment zone. This
represents the defender rushing a crucial unit to a
weak point in the line before the enemy strikes.
Reserves.
At the start of the Defender’s first turn, they roll a
dice. On a roll of 5+ their first Unit arrives from the
Reserve. It may be any Unit of their choice, but must
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arrive now. The Reserves move on from the
Defender’s short table edge at the start of their
Movement Step.
At the start of their second turn, they roll two
dice. Each roll of 5+ results in another Unit arriving
from their Reserves. They keep rolling at the start of
each of their following turns, adding one more die
than the previous turn until all the reserves have
arrived.
If the Defender rolled three or more dice to get
Reserves in a turn, but failed to score any rolls of 5+,
they automatically receive one Unit from Reserve
anyway.
Any units that arrive from reserve come on from
the rear, short table edge. Place the back end of
the unit against the rear table edge and your move
commences there, so deeper unit will gain a small
advantage.
Victory Conditions
All that matters in this scenario is holding on to the
objectives for 6 turns in the case of the defender or,
if you are the attacker; taking one of the objectives
on or before the sixth turn.
• Note the game cannot end before the start of
turn 4 unless of course a player conceeds.
• the winners losses determines the size of the
victory.
Once the battle has ended both players must count
up Standard Victory points to determine their
losses and compare the difference using the regular
chart in the Events’ pack.
• you score the points value for any enemy unit
that has been wiped out or is fleeing.
• You score half points for any unit that is alive
and not fleeing that is at 50% or below.
• 100 Points Bonus if the enemy General is dead,
fleeing or not on the battlefield other than
having pursued or overran there.
• 100 Points for the enemy BSB following the same
conditions as the general.
• 100 points for each captured enemy standard.
• There are no Victory points for table quarters.
• the objectives do not actually yield any victory
points.