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Scenario 1 – Outflank, Outfight, Outlast
Special Rules
Summary: Players attempt to take control of two circular zones on the centerline of the table.
Mark two points on the centerline of the table, one 16˝ from the western table edge and one 16˝ from the
eastern table edge. These points mark zones that are 8˝ diameter circles centered on the corresponding point.
At the end of each player’s turn, starting on the second player’s second turn, both players earn 1 control point
per zone they control. A player controls a zone if he has one or more models within it while none of his
opponent’s models are within it. For a unit to control a zone, all models in the unit that are still in play must be
within the same zone. For a solo to control a zone, it must have an army point cost of 1 or more. (For solos that
are purchased in multiples, divide the cost of the solos by the number purchased to see if they are worth at
least 1 point each.)
Ignore inert warjacks, wild warbeasts, and fleeing models when checking for control or tiebreaker conditions;
these models cannot control a zone and do not prevent an opponent from claiming control.
Victory Conditions
The first player to earn at least 3 control points and have more control points than his opponent immediately
wins the match.
If time runs out before a player has won the match via scenario or assassination victory, break the tie as
outlined in “Victory & Tiebreakers.” For the secondary tiebreaker, count only the army points’ worth of models
within the two control zones.
Scenario 2 – Capture the Flag
Special Rules
Summary: Players attempt to control a flag on the opponent’s side of the board.
Each player owns one flag (40 mm base) centered 16˝ from his respective table edge. Center one player’s flag 20˝ from
the western table edge and the other player’s flag 20˝ from the eastern table edge.
A model cannot end its activation on a flag, but models can move across it without penalty, as long as the model has
enough movement to move completely past it.
A slammed or thrown model does not stop if it is slammed or thrown across a flag. However, if there is not enough space
on the other side of the flag to place its base, the model is placed in base contact with the flag stand as if it were an
obstruction. Flags cannot be targeted and do not block line of sight.
At the end of each player’s turn, starting on the second player’s second turn, a player earns 1 control point when he
controls his opponent’s flag. A player controls a flag if he has one or more models B2B with the flag and his opponent has
no models within 3˝ of that flag.
* If the model is a unit, all models in the unit remaining in play must also be within 3” of the flag
* If the model is a solo, it must also have an army point cost of 1 or more to control the flag
Ignore inert warjacks, wild warbeasts, and fleeing models when checking for control or tiebreaker conditions; these
models cannot control a flag and also do not prevent an opponent from claiming control.
Victory Conditions
The first player to earn 2 control points, and have more control points than his opponent, immediately wins the match.
If time runs out before a player has won the match via scenario or assassination victory, then break the tie as outlined in
“Victory & Tiebreakers.” For the secondary tiebreaker, count only the army points’ worth of models within 3˝ of the
opponent’s flag.
Scenario 3 – Kill Box
Special Rules
Summary: Players attempt to bring their warcaster(s) or warlock(s) forward while attempting to
assassinate their opponent’s warcaster(s) or warlock(s).
Mark a 24˝ square centered on the table parallel to the board edges. This is the kill box.
Victory Conditions
At the end of each player’s own turn, starting on the first player’s second turn, a player loses the match if he
ends his own turn with any friendly warcaster or warlock not within the kill box.
If time runs out before a player has won the match via scenario or assassination victory, break the tie using
only the assassination and secondary tiebreaker rules outlined in “Victory & Tiebreakers.” For the secondary
tiebreaker, count only the army points’ worth of models within the kill box.
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