So as part of the preperation for the Tournament in February I thought I would post the 5 scenarios we are going to be playing.
I have always thought that its best to keep the mission objectives in mind when building your armies for Tournaments... hence why I used Draigo as my HQ when HQ's were worth 3 Kill points each.
Anyway, without further ado here is the info.
I have always thought that its best to keep the mission objectives in mind when building your armies for Tournaments... hence why I used Draigo as my HQ when HQ's were worth 3 Kill points each.
Anyway, without further ado here is the info.
Scenario 1: No-Man’s-Land
Mission:
Deployment:
Additions:
Scenario 2: Altars of Khaine
Mission:
Deployment:
Additions:
deploy two objectives in any opposite board quarters, and then the next team does the same in the other board quarters. Objectives cannot be deployed within 6" of any board edge and not within 12" of an existing objective. Each is worth two Kill Points if held at the end of the battle by a scoring unit.
Scenario 3: Emergency Extraction
Mission:
Deployment:
Additions:
Scenario 4: Vanguard:
Mission:
Vanguard from page 66 of the Battle Missionssupplement – substitute all references to “Space Marine”
with “Attacker” and “Enemy” with “Defender”
Deployment:
Additions:
invasion, any infantry, jump infantry or jet infantry units
from the Attackers’ Army can capture objectives, not just
Troops units as would normally be the case.
Game Length:
turns following the rules under ‘Ending the Game’ found
on page 90 of the Warhammer 40,000 rule book.
Scenario 5: Cleanse
Mission:
Deployment:
Additions:
to capture board quarters. This is achieved by having a quarter occupied by any of your Armies units and no enemy units. Units can only claim, or contest, one board quarter and each board quarter is worth one point, so standing in the middle of the board will not give you four points! However, if a unit is in more than one quarter then the quarter with the majority of models from that unit in will be the one that counts. If the divide is too close to tell then roll a dice to determine the quarter. A vehicle can only hold or contest a quarter if it is not immobilised or destroyed.
Game Length:
turns following the rules under ‘Ending the Game’ found
on page 90 of the Warhammer 40,000 rule book.
So next week I will be posting what I see as the scenarios requirments, and hopefuly I will have a list or ideas of what the army will need to be effective in all 5. Well something like that.
Apologies to all who saw the random muddle of stuff at the end of post... really need to stop writing my notes for games in posts I have scheduled!
Apologies to all who saw the random muddle of stuff at the end of post... really need to stop writing my notes for games in posts I have scheduled!
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