An Introduction to

Animosity

Animosity Events aim to bring together the

Warhammer 40,000 and Fantasy Battle gaming

communities for exciting, narrative based gaming

events. The objectives of Animosity Events is to

al low players to play in non-competitive story

driven encounters, in which the power of the

narrative is more important than the power of the

army bui ld . Gamers with al l levels of experience are

welcome to join us at the events, and we hope that

al l players that attend can enjoy the campaigns.

Whi lst there are obvious elements of winning and

losing, we are not running tournaments, we hope

that players wi l l play the miniatures they want to

use because they want to use them, not because

they want to win. Some of our most memorable

moments in war-gaming have been mid-

annihi lation, when a standalone hero dies hard and

makes that game, the game in which we took a

beating, more memorable than any of our victories.

Sportsmanship is preferable to gamesmanship,

and whether winning or losing please remember,

even in defeat, at a narrative campaign your story

is not over and from the jaws of defeat you can

snatch the cake of victory!

The Venerable Dread [aka geordie09 aka Scott]

So, who enjoys a good Black Library book? Or an

action movie, fi rst-person shooter or video games

with intense strategies and engrossing storyl ines,

for that matter? I think its pretty safe to say that

we al l love a good story and, as gamers of

Warhammer 40,000, we al l love big stories of epic

confl ict, dramatic battlescapes and heroic

characters. Now, if only we could re-enact or even

create our own epic campaigns set in the war torn

galaxy of the 41 st mi l lennium

Wel l , with narrative campaigns you can!

Rare is the war that is won with but a single battle -

most become gruel l ing, brutal campaigns fought

over weeks, months, years or even l ifetimes.

Heroes are made and legends born in these epic

crusades. A narrative campaign is both an exciting

and immersive way for players to engage in a

series of l inked games where the narrative steers

the course of events. Whereas a single game

provides a tactical chal lenge, a series of games

where victory and defeat affects each subsequent

game in positive and sometimes catastrophic

ways - brings the gaming experience to a whole

new level .

A narrative campaign can be very simple, or i t can

be incredibly involved, depending upon how the

players and organisers want to play it. There are

many ways that it can be run and organised; i t's al l

down to how you want to play it and what you

want to get out of it. Organised events can include

detai led background stories, unique characters,

rules, maps, charts and more. A couple of friends

wanting to add a new dimension to their regular

games might write short, simple narrative

campaigns that can be played over an evening or

two.

Depending on how you want to do it, organisation

of such a campaign can be extremely loose, relying

purely on the results and the players creating

much of the narrative as they go along. Others

might want to spend weeks or months careful ly

planning the campaign in meticulous detai l , so as

to ensure that they leave no stone unturned; no

eventual i ty unforeseen.

There are several different types of campaign

system that can be incorporated into a narrative

campaign, using tree or ladder sequences that

form a structure for your games. I t is important to

mention that there are no set rules in how you

design your own campaigns, but there wi l l be rules

to adhere to if you are playing in a narrative event

organised by others.

Conclusion

There are a multi tude of different possibi l i ties in

narrative campaigns. Whether you want a quick

ladder campaign for two players, or an ongoing

intergalactic event involving dozens of players,

with narrative campaigns you can design and play

an enjoyable series of l inked games with evolving

storyl ines that wi l l hopeful ly l ive long in the players

memories.

When al l is said and done, i ts al l about creating an

enjoyable and memorable experience for everyone.

I ts al l about having fun!

What you see is what you get! Animosity weekends

are fun, non-competetive events which players

attend to enjoy fair, good-spiri ted play. WYSIWYG

has been introduced to encourage fair play and

avoid ambiguous miniature selections. Infantry

miniatures and stock models should always be

model led WYSIWYG.

I t is not our intention to l imit players; the Rule of

Cool sti l l dominates. Conversions are great fun and

make the hobby al l the more entertaining.

Therefore, i f i t has been impossible or aesthetical ly

chal lenging to model an item within a conversion,

that is acceptable. Many miniatures have multiple

weapon options and some simply have no

model l ing option to represent the additions. This is

also understood. Common sense is key to

successful ly managing WYSIWYG. I f you have any

concerns find us on the forum and ask away in the

General Gaming Chat section. Alternatively make a

note on your army l ist prior to submission.

We hope to encourage our players to field ful ly

painted armies. A ful ly painted army not only looks

good, but helps to add a l i ttle extra enjoyment to

the games. We understand that not al l Animosity

players have the same time as others to commit to

the hobby. Hopeful ly a 3 colour minimum helps

players to take a step further to completing their

hobby goals in the bui ld up to events.

At Animosity weekends we aim to encourage a

3CM by awarding a single point per game to each

player who fields an army that is painted to a 3CM

standard per round.

I t is sometimes necessary to set time l imits at

Animosity weekends in order to ensure that

organised weekends run smoothly. The need to

al locate time to games is balanced with the need

for refreshment breaks and lunch sessions on both

days. Please take note of the timings al located to

each round, i t is our hope that al l games reach a

natural conclusion but sometimes this is not

possible despite best intentions and games must

be cal led for the benefit of al l .

Each round of gaming at an Animosity Wargaming

weekend is preceded by a short narrative briefing

in which games are detai led and opponents

al located. In order to maintain the schedule it is

necessary to begin al l briefings and battles on

time. Any tardiness wi l l be reflected in the players

deployment.

A delayed start to any battle wi l l incur a delayed

unit. Up to 1 0 minutes delayed wi l l result in a unit

(selected at random) being held in reserve or as

reinforcement unti l the start of player turn 3. Every

further 5 minutes wi l l result in a further unit being

held up unti l turn 3. As an Example, a 26 minute

delay wi l l result in 4 units being held back unti l the

players third turn.

A delay of over 30 minutes wi l l result in your

opponent being awarded the win for the round and

any gaming undertaken by the players is then at

their discretion.

Animosity Events are narrative gaming weekends.

Smart play, tactical acumen and a strong l ist alone

wi l l not be enough to take the title of Champion at

an Animosity event. I t is our goal to reward

creativi ty and sportsmanship across the weekend.

As such the narrative result of the weekend wi l l be

borne out by the results of a narrative faction or

al l iance rather than the in game achievements of

an individual .

The narrative wi l l be driven by events but results

are an important factor in est-abl ishing and

advancing any story in either the Old World or the

41 st Mi l len-nium. As such a points system is in

place to keep track of the faction or al l iance score.

Points are scored using the fol lowing system:

Victory = 4 Points

Tie = 2 Points

Defeat = 1 Point

Painted Army = 1 Point (attributed

per game, using 3

Colour Minimum)

MotM = 3 Points (not

al located to narrative

result)

Bio = 3 Points (a creative

biography or heritage

tale for your army)

Scrol ls = 5 Points

(achievement of your

Scrol l Mission)

Animositys narrative gaming aims to maintain the

element of story-tel l ing as a campaign unfolds by

restricting named characters in order to prevent

multiple versions of prominent characters battl ing

on the same team or even against each other.

Cal l ing Shotgun on a Character wi l l reserve the use

of that named Character for your army, and is

based on a first come first served basis on the

forum thread for the event in question. Simply post

a request to Shotgun the named character on

the forum or get in touch and request via PM.

I t had been some time since the treacherous events at Isstvan and the horrors of the Dropsite Massacre. Civi l

war now raged unabated across the galaxy as those loyal to the Emperor fought val iantly to hold back the

debased hordes of the twisted Warmaster Horus as they marched inexorably onwards to Terra.

Warmaster. I t was such a grand title. Once he had felt the unimaginable weight of that ti tle as it was

bestowed upon him by his father at Ul lanor, and he had struggled to come to terms with the unexpected and

unwanted appointment. Now he chuckled at the almost precognisant irony in the name. I t had new meaning

now, and he wore the mantle wel l . He truly was the Master of War.

Horus Lupercal , the Warmaster, sat brooding in his private sanctum; a large, wel l -appointed chamber

constructed below the wel l of audience gal leries on the port side of the Vengeful Spiri t. One entire wal l was

glass, open to the stars, and it was here that Horus sat in his throne, gazing out at distant nebulae through

the panoramic viewport, lost in thought. H is brow was furrowed and his eyes were sunken, betraying to the

observer an unimaginable weariness.

A muted electronic chime sounded, rousing Horus from his reverie. He pressed a stud on the armrest of his

throne. Enter, he said.

Great adamantine-plated glass doors parted, pneumatic pistons hidden within the wal ls hissing quietly with

mechanical effort, and Abaddon, Captain of 1 st Company, stepped across the threshold and into the

sanctum. The Warmaster turned from the viewport, his eyes gl inting in the darkness of the chamber. Those

eyes, once fi l led with warmth, were cold now.

Ezekyle. H is voice was a whisper, yet i t carried with it a deep and menacing tone. You disturb my

meditation. What news do you bring of our enemies?

The First Captain bent his knee and brought his right arm across his chest, thumping an armoured fist over

his primary heart. My lord, we have received word from our agents on Arcadia Prime. An Imperial war fleet

gathers at the edge of the system.

Horus let out a dark chuckle and shook his head in disbel ief. Dorn has sent a fleet into Arcadian space? I am

disappointed in my brother I did not think he would fal l into my trap so easi ly.

Abaddon clambered to his feet; a crazed look of anticipation in his eyes. Do we attack, my Warmaster? I t has

been too long since I have drawn astartes blood.

Patience, my son. We wi l l engage with my father's deluded servants soon enough. But first I must speak with

my brothers. Horus rose from his throne to tower over the First Captain. Contact the primarchs and have

them meet me on my strategium in one hour. We must discuss how best to i l luminate my brother Dorn as to

his tactical error.

More than six months journey through the

Empyrean from Terra, far out in the deeps of

Ultima Segmentum, l ies the strategical ly important

Imperial mining world of Arcadia Prime. The rul ing

Arcadian hegemony pledged al legiance to the

Emperor eighteen years ago when its compl iance

was won by the Ultramarines after a brief but

bloody war. To this day, the Arcadian hegemony

forms something of a puppet government, with the

true power being wielded by the various sons and

daughters of Terran high lords who run the

obscenely-profitable mining concerns in this region

of the Arcades sub-sector.

The Arcadian Compl iance, as it is known,

comprises of a smal l interplanetary state in the

Arcades sub-sector, with its heart in the Arcadian

System; eleven planets orbiting a young, bright

star, with four of these being inhabited by a

mixture of Imperial colonists, native humans and

servants of the Mechanicum. The Mechanicum

has a significant presence in the sub-sector, with

the fourth planet, Herakl ion, being in fact a smal l

forge world , responsible for processing the vast

mineral wealth to be found in this region of space,

before shipping it off-world by the megaton on

board gargantuan mass conveyors.

The first humans arrived sometime in the 21 st

mi l lennium; their void arks casting massive

shadows across the continents of Arcadia Prime.

They found that the world was already inhabited by

an intel l igent, apparently peaceful race of xenos

cal led the Nori . The Nori were indigenous to this

system, tracing their race back to its origins many

hundreds of thousands of years ago and, being a

curious and highly peaceable species, they sent a

smal l floti l la of sleek craft to welcome their visi tors

with open arms. The visitors soon became settlers,

real ising that four planets in the system were not

only l i fe-supporting but bountiful in their natural

resources. Not only that, but the Terran leaders

decided they could learn much from an exchange

and assimi lation of technology.

INTRODUCTION

Decades passed by, and the Terrans and Nori

forged a mutual ly beneficial relationship together,

and they l ived in relative peace. There were

occasional scuffles, and even a short-l ived war

between the two races, as malcontents from both

sides sought change for the al leged betterment of

their respective peoples. But there would be peace

talks and agreements signed, with the Nori

government always keen to make compromises if

i t meant peace. The decades turned into centuries,

and over time the Terrans became the dominant of

the two species, due to the combination of a

prol i fic breeding programme and the al l -too-human

need for a larger sl ice of the cake. Eventual ly, by

the late 22nd mi l lennia, the Nori had become

second class citizens in their own dominion. But

things would change again, as they always do.

The Terrans who now cal led themselves

Arcadians began to send expeditions to nearby

systems, looking for resources and further worlds

to colonise, expanding their empire and increasing

their influence over neighbouring xenos planets.

This was achieved through uncompromising trade

agreements or, where this strategy fai led, outright

conquest. As they expanded, they met with al l

manner of xenos, including vicious orks and even a

horrifying undead machine race, lying dormant on

si lent tomb worlds unti l roused by the clumsy

footfal ls of Arcadian conquistadors.

This process of expansion, trade and conquest

lasted for thousands of years, unti l the year

71 7.M30 when an almighty Ork Waaagh stomped

its way across the Arcades sub-sector, obl i terating

several outlying worlds of the Compl iance before a

war fleet could be marshal led. The Waaagh raged

for forty years, laying waste to the Arcadian

Compl iance, resulting in bi l l ions dead on a dozen

burning worlds. Eventual ly the Waaagh itself burnt

out and the Compl iance were victorious, although

in victory they had lost much.

They spent the next hundred years slowly

rebui ld ing the shattered core planets of the.

Arcadian System, with contact now lost with most

distant worlds. Al l along they were subject to

regular raids from ork pirates from the Deff Star

clan who had survived the Waaagh, operating from

the looted ruins of former Compl iance worlds. The

Arcadians and the few surviving Nori turned to

pirates from the Blood Axe clan for mi l i tary aid ,

paying the ork mercenaries in salvaged weaponry

and damaged war machines. The Blood Axes didnt

care; their mek boys would happi ly repair and

konvert anything they could get their grubby, oi l -

stained mitts on, including Nori battle-suits. But

then, just when Arcadian society was on the brink

of col lapse their war-ravaged people teetering on

the edge of anarchy and barbarism that was

when the Corsair Prince came.

A large, ramshackle but extremely deadly Deff Star

fleet led by Warboss Deff Dred appeared above

the semi-ruined world of Arcadia Prime, promising

annihi lation to the planets remaining inhabitants.

The Blood Axes had refused to help, since the

avai lable tech used to pay the merc-enaries had

long since dried up, and the orks were never going

to work for free. Weary Arcadians picked up what

weapons they could find; desperate men, women

and chi ldren ready to sel l their l ives dearly.

Greenskin doom had come to visit i tself upon

them. This was plainly the end.

And then from nowhere, soaring into the system in

a hundred sleek, fast-moving vessels, eldar

corsairs tore through the orbiting ork ki l lkroozas

l ike shoals of l ightning quick piranhas eviscerating

the hulking carcasses of slow-witted whales. Giant

vessels began to fal l from the skies, plummeting

through the atmosphere to explode in bl inding

nuclear conflagrations. There were no ork

survivors. Arcadia Prime had been saved.

The exhausted defenders hai led their mysterious

saviours, dropping weari ly to their knees in rel ief

and gratitude. The eldar landed on the surface of

Arcadia Prime to be mobbed by weeping humans

and Nori . The leader of this fey, space-faring race

was the Corsair Prince Vi i r; an enigmatic and

sometimes cruel eldar, recently fled from what was

now the Eye of Terror. Prince Vi i r and his

l ieutenants in recognition of their valour and the

salvation of the Arcadian Compl iance were

immediately offered seats in the Senate. However,

over the coming decades, as the Arcadians rebui l t

their shattered worlds, the unknowable and fickle

eldar plotted and schemed, so that one day Prince

Vi i r might rule them al l

That was more than two hundred years ago. The

eldar left inexpl icably and as mysteriously as they

had arrived, the citizens of Arcadia Prime waking

up one morn to find them gone, leaving practical ly

no trace that they had ever been there. From the

dust of war, the Arcadians rebui l t their Compl iance,

although it was merely a shadow of its former

glory. In time an Imperial expeditionary fleet, led by

the Ultramarines, arrived in system and swiftly

brought the Compl iance to its knees, bringing true

compl iance and the Imperial Truth in its place. The

pitiful ly smal l enclave of Nori , who had survived so

much through the centuries, were merci lessly put

down. The ruthlessly efficient Ultramarines

commander suffered not the xenos to l ive.

I t is now 01 1 .M31 . The Emperor of Mans Great

Crusade is no more. The debased hordes of the

Warmaster Horus, in servitude to the Ruinous

Powers, have spread throughout the galaxy l ike an

unstoppable canker, devouring or exterminating

any loyal ist worlds in their path, spreading fear and

rebel l ion throughout a shattered Imperium. Every

world that fal ls brings Horus that much closer to

his ultimate goal : Terra.

Astropaths in the City of Light have picked up an

urgent distress cal l from Arcadia Prime the world

is under attack by a ramshackle but powerful

pirate fleet of xenos abominations. Being that the

Arcadian worlds are deemed to be of high strategic

and material value to the Imperium in the war

against the traitorous Horus, Rogal Dorn orders

the nearest Imperial fleets to rendezvous at the

edge of the Arcadian System and launch a

counter-offensive against the xenos invaders. I t

takes more than a month before the first Imperial

battleships arrive at systems edge and precious

days unti l a large enough force has been gathered

that can defeat the al ien raiders. Little does Dorn

know that this is al l part Horus Lupercal s devious

plan. The Warmaster has coerced xenos

mercenaries into attacking Arcadia Prime with the

promise of wealth and power. But Horus plans to

attack the Imperial fleet whi lst i t is engaged with

the xenos, destroying them and in doing so

removing yet more Imperial defenders from his

path as he marches onwards to Terra.

So it is that a mighty war fleet translates from the

empyrean at the outskirts of Compl iance space.

The Imperial fleet is already engaged with swarms

of xenos ships, and astartes, imperial army and

Mechanicum titans have made planetfal l and fight

a bitter war against the occupying al ien forces. Al l

attention is focussed on Arcadia Prime. The

Warmasters dread fleet is not detected unti l i t is

too late.

And so Arcadia Falls.

"IF IT BLEEDS,

WE CAN KILL

IT!"

GAMES: DAY ONE

The fol lowing missions are to be played on the first

day of the campaign, but how each mission is

played wi l l depend on the results of the previous

round which wi l l be combined to determine which

faction is ahead at the start of each game.

The loyalists have infiltrated the Arcadian System in

order to gather important information on the forces of

the traitor-xeno alliance. To do this theymust capture

the buildings which the High Command has

determined hold the enemies strategically sensitive

data. The traitors and their alien allies must prevent

this data from being taken.

This is a doubles game with 500 pts per player.

Battlefield Terrain

Various planetary surface scenery.

Deployment

Select a deployment from the chart at the back of

this pack, and then mark a bui ld ing as the objective

and place it on the centrel ine of the board.

Primary Objective

A bui ld ing/objective placed on the centre- l ine of

the board.

Secondary Objective

First Blood.

Scoring

3 VP for control l ing the primary objective at the

end of the game, 1 VP for the player who scored

First Blood.

This battle uses the standard FOC with the

fol lowing restriction no single HQ model may

have more than 2 wounds.

> Units may not select Dedicated

Transport options

> No unit may have a starting size greater

than 1 5 models before being joined by

Independent Characters

> Vehicles other than Walkers may not be

chosen unless their models are no more

than 4" wide. Flyers may not be selected

> Monstrous Creatures needing more

than a 60mm round base may not be

chosen

Warlords

Each Warlord chooses their Warlord Trait as

normal .

Battlefield Terrain

Zone Mortal is.

Deployment

The defenders deploy first with 50% of their forces

fol lowed by the attackers with 50% of their forces.

The remainder arrive via reserves from the

locations noted on the map.

Primary Objective

Objective marker (3VP), which also counts as

bonus for the second day of the campaign, placed

as per the map.

Secondary Objective

Ki l l Points.

Scoring - Zone Mortalis

> 3 VP for control l ing the objective at the

end of the game (this also gives a bonus

for day two's play)

> 2 VP for having more ki l l points than

your opponent

> 1 VP for having the same ki l l points tal ly

as your opponent

The loyalists seek to exploit the gains ofthe previous

intelligence gathering raid, and so they launch further

pinpoint strikes on strategically important locations

around the Arcadian System.

Or. . .

Having fended offthe first advances ofthe loyalists,

the traitors and their xenos allies seek to consolidate

their defences before further enemy forces arrive.

This is a doubles game with 1 000 pts per player.

Some of Mission 2's games wi l l be Zone Mortal is,

and the rest wi l l be regular 40k.

I f the loyal ists won or drew round one, they are

considered the attackers and the traitors are the

defenders.

Deployment

The defenders deploy first with 50% of their forces

and then attackers 50% of their forces. The

remainder arrive via reserves from the locations

noted on the map. Place the objective marker as

marked on the map.

Force Selection

Each force should be selected according to the

fol lowing Force Organisation Chart (FOC) for Zone

Mortal is battles, with one FOC avai lable up to 1 000

points a side of play.

Forces selected for fighting in a Zone Mortal is

action should be chosen from their Codex as

normal with the fol lowing exceptions.

Scoring - Planetside

> 1 VP for achieving Linebreaker

> 1 VP for Slaying the Warlord

> 2 VP for having more ki l l points than

your opponent

> 1 VP for having the same ki l l points tal ly

as your opponent

Unstable

At the start of each defender's turn, both players

rol l a dice, add the totals and consult the fol lowing

Catastrophic Damage Table:

Result Effect

2-5 Stable: No effect

6-7 Look out! : The players rol l off

and the winner may place a

single Large Blast (5") template

anywhere on the table to

represent a sudden deadfal l .

Rol l for scatter: any model

caught under the template

suffers a Strength 5 AP 4 hit.

Units with an Armour Value are

struck on their rear armour

8-9 Dust Fall : Clouds of dust fi l l the

area with a choking, bl inding

fog. For this turn only al l models

have their Bal l istic Ski l l and

Initiative reduced by -1 (to a

minimum of 1 )

1 0 Tremor: The ground heaves as

cracks rip open cei l ings and

wal ls unleash debris upon those

near them. Al l clear terrain

counts as difficult terrain for

this turn only

1 1 Cave-in : The players rol l off and

the winner may place D3 Large

Blast (5") template anywhere on

the table to represent a cave-in.

Rol l for scatter: any model

caught under the template

suffers a Strength 5 AP 4 hit

and must take a Barrage

Pinning Check. Units with an

armour value are struck on their rear

armour

1 2+ Quake! : Every model on the

table must pass a Strength test

or be removed as a casualty.

Models without a Strength

score are automatical ly dest-

royed (buried under tonnes of

rubble) . I ndependent

Characters may re-rol l this test

if fai led. I f a 1 2+ is rol led again,

treat this as having no effect

This is a doubles game with 2500 pts per player.

Battlefield Terrain

Dense urban terrain/Dense fol iage terrain with

Ewoks.

Deployment

Randomly selected from the deployments l isted in

this pack, with each player marking two terrain

pieces in their enemy's deployment zone as

objectives.

Primary Objective

Linebreaker (5VP).

Secondary Objective

Seize 2 terrain pieces (chosen before the games

starts) in the enemy's deployment zone, worth 1 VP

each.

Scoring

> 3 VP for achieving Linebreaker

> 1 VP for each of the 2 objectives you

control

Winner takes it all

The side that is currently ahead in the scoring

deploys second, the losing side first, but they may

attempt to steal the initiative.

Break out the big guns

I n this game Lords of War are al lowed, but they

may not cost more than 25% of your force. Also

factions may only contain one of each named

character, i .e. 3 players can't field Angron. To

shotgun a character, post on the appropriate

thread on the Animosity forum and stake your

claim!

GAMES: DAY TWO

For the second day of gaming, the side which was

ahead at the end of Game 3 is considered to be the

attacker.

This is a doubles game with 1 000 pts per player.

Battlefield Terrain

Ruined urban terrain.

Deployment

Randomly selected from the deployments l isted in

this pack, with the special rule l isted below. In

addition d3+2 objectives should be placed on the

board, as per the 40k rulebook.

Primary Objective

D3+2 objectives (3 VP each).

Secondary Objective

Slay the Warlord, First Blood.

Scoring

> 1 VP for Slaying the Warlord

> 1 VP for obtaining First Blood

> 3 VP for each objective held at the end

of the game

Reserves

Only Deep striking units and fl iers may enter from

reserve, other units that would normal ly arrive from

reserve are deployed at the start of the game.

Raging Inferno

At the start of each shooting phase the control l ing

player places a large blast template (5") on the

board and scatters it

3d6. Any model within 6 of the marker is hit with a

Strength 5 AP - hit. Vehicles are hit on rear armour.

Should the marker touch a terrain piece, i t

becomes danger-ous and difficult terrain and

blocks al l l ine of sight. Al l markers remain in play

once places on the table.

Winner takes it all

The side that is currently ahead in the scoring

deploys second, the losing side first, but they may

attempt to steal the initiative.

This is a doubles game with 2999 pts per player.

Battlefield Terrain

Ruined urban terrain.

Deployment

Randomly selected from the deployments l isted in

this pack.

Scoring

See below:

The enemy forces must be exterminated; targeting

the most tactical ly valuable targets is Critical !

Units Type VPs

Lords of War 5

HQ 3

Heavy Support 2

El i tes 2

Troops 1

Fast attack 1

Fortifications 2

(captured or destroyed)

Martial Temper

The first time a unit charges, i t gains the Furious

Charge USR for the remainder of that combat only.

Units that fai l their fi rst charge have squandered

this benefit.

++DEPLOYMENT MAPS++