Mission Background
Some worlds have been host to such an
infinite amount of battles, that they are
littered with valuable equipment under
the surface. Those that seek these relics
often find themselves facing-off, just
adding more valuables to the pile.
The Battlefield
For this mission you’ll need a 6’x4’ table
with at least 10-15 pieces of terrain on it.
The Armies
For this mission you’ll need two armies
of equal point cost.
Deployment
The players roll-off, and the winner
picks zone A or B to be their deployment
zone, with their opponent taking the
opposite. Then the players alternate in
placing one unit each within their
deployment zone, starting with the
player that won the deployment roll-off.
First Turn
The player that has won the deployment
roll-off gets the first turn.
Objectives
Before deployment, players have to set
up a total of D3+3 objective markers.
The players roll-off to see who goes
first, and then alternate in placing one
objective marker each outside of the
deployment zones, and at least 9” away
from other objectives.
At the end of each round, if a unit is
within 3” of a marker whilst enemies
aren’t, then the objective is seized and
remains seized even after leaving.
Shaken units can’t seize markers, and if
units from both sides are contesting a
marker then it becomes neutral again.
At the end of the game players get 1 VP
for each objective they fully excavated,
plus 1 VP if they fully excavated more
objective markers than their opponent.
Players also get 1 VP if at least one of
their non-shaken units is in the enemy
deployment zone, as well as 1 VP if they
destroyed at least three enemy units.
The game ends after 5 rounds, and the
player that scored most VPs wins.
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Special Rules
Excavation: At the end of each round,
starting with the player that finished
activating first, players alternate in
excavating one of the objectives they
seized which has a friendly unit within 3”
of it. Place one excavation token on the
objective, and roll a D3+X, where X is the
number of excavation tokens on the
objective. On a result of 4+, the objective
is fully excavated, and the marker is
removed from the table. Then roll one
die, and apply the effect to one random
friendly unit within 3” of that objective:
Result Event
1-2 Hidden Bomb – The unit takes
D6 hits with AP(2).
3-4 Teleporter – The unit may be
placed anywhere on the table,
over 9” away from enemy units.
5-6 Ammo Cache – The unit may
immediately shoot.
Special Equipment
Mining Drill: Before the game begins,
each army may provide one unit with a
mining drill. If a unit with a mining drill
is within 3” of an objective marker at the
end of the round, you may add one
excavation token on it.
Wave Locator: Before the game begins,
each army may provide one unit with a
wave locator. Once per game, if a unit
with a locator is within 3” of an objective
marker when it is fully excavated, you
may re-roll on the excavation table.
Mission Background
Many strange artifacts can be found on
derelict worlds, such as wide portal
networks once used for transporting
goods and materials. In these combat
zones, fortune favors those bold enough
to enter these damaged portals.
The Battlefield
For this mission you’ll need a 6’x4’ table
with at least 10-15 pieces of terrain on it.
The Armies
For this mission you’ll need two armies
of equal point cost.
Deployment
The players roll-off, and the winner
picks zone A or B to be their deployment
zone, with their opponent taking the
opposite. Then the players alternate in
placing one unit each within their
deployment zone, starting with the
player that won the deployment roll-off.
First Turn
The player that has won the deployment
roll-off gets the first turn.
Objectives
Before deployment, players have to set
up a total of 6 objective markers.
The players roll-off to see who goes
first, and then alternate in placing one
objective marker each outside of the
deployment zones, and at least 9” away
from other objectives.
At the end of each round, if a unit is
within 3” of a marker whilst enemies
aren’t, then the objective is seized and
remains seized even after leaving.
Shaken units can’t seize markers, and if
units from both sides are contesting a
marker then it becomes neutral again.
At the end of each round players get 1 VP
for each objective marker they seized,
plus 1 VP if they seized more objective
markers than their opponent.
Players also get 1 VP if at least one of
their non-shaken units is in the enemy
deployment zone, as well as 1 VP if they
destroyed at least one enemy unit.
Starting from the end of round 4, players
must roll one die at the end of each
round, and on a 4+ the game continues.
The game ends once a 1-3 is rolled, and
the player that scored most VPs wins.
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Special Rules
Portal Net: Units that activate within 3”
of an objective marker may teleport.
Remove the unit from the table and
placed it within 3” of any other objective
marker of your choice.
Weathered Tech: Whenever a unit
teleports, roll one die and follow the
instructions of the event:
Result Event
1 Collapse - Units may no longer
teleport from the objective that
the unit teleported from, and
the objective stops scoring VPs.
2-3 Portal Shock - The unit must
take a dangerous terrain test.
4-5 Miscalculation - The unit is
placed within 3” of a random
objective marker.
6 Safe Passage - No effect.
Special Equipment
Portal Stabilizers: Before the game
begins, each army may provide D3+1
units with portal stabilizers. Units with
stabilizers may re-roll on the weathered
tech table once per game.
Mission Background
An ancient artifact has been activated,
bending and distorting space around
itself. This alien landscape has become
the focus of rival commanders convinced
that the power of the artifact can be
harnessed for their own schemes.
The Battlefield
For this mission you’ll need a 6’x4’ table
with at least 10-15 pieces of terrain on it.
The Armies
For this mission you’ll need two armies
of equal point cost.
Deployment
The players roll-off, and the winner
picks zone A or B to be his deployment
zone, with his opponent taking the
opposite. Then the players alternate in
placing one unit each within their
deployment zone, starting with the
player that won the deployment roll-off.
First Turn
The player that has won the deployment
roll-off gets the first turn.
Objectives
Before deployment, place one objective
maker at the centre of the table.
At the end of each round, if a unit is
within 3” of a marker whilst enemies
aren’t, then the objective is seized, but
doesn’t remain seized after leaving.
Shaken units can’t seize markers, and if
units from both sides are contesting a
marker then it becomes neutral again.
At the end of each round players get 1 VP
if they have units in at least two different
table quarters, plus 1 VP if they have
units in more different table quarters
than their opponent.
Players also get 1 VP if at least one of
their non-shaken units is in the enemy
deployment zone, as well as 1 VP if they
destroyed at least one enemy unit.
The game ends after 4 rounds, and the
player that scored most VPs wins.
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Special Rules
Unknowable Power: At the beginning of
each round, roll one die, and apply the
effect until the end of the round. If a
player has seized the objective, that
player rolls two dice and picks which
result is applied:
Result Event
1 High Gravity - All units must
take a dangerous terrain
test and count as having the
Slow special rule.
2 Low Gravity - All units count
as having the Fast and
Strider special rules.
3 Reality Flicker - The players
roll-off and alternate in
moving one of their units by
up to 6” each, starting with
the player that won.
4 Time Reversal - All units
may heal 1 wound or restore
1 model (with only 1 health
left if it had Tough).
5 Visions of Death - All units
must take a morale test.
6 Artifact Overload - All units
within 6” of the objective
maker take D3+3 automatic
hits with AP(2).