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Heresybrush - Carnival of Chaos
Salsa - Human mercenaries ?
Sutenööri - Vampire counts ? cult of possessed ?
Varapalmus - Khemri ?
Warhammer116 - Skavens

Welcome to the Hunt!

The Cycle turns, and the kings and pawns return to their seats. The Shadow City of Mordheim, the City of the Damned once again bustles with life as warbands hunt for Wyrdstone shards that rained down from the Falling Moon. The Carnival of Chaos rampaged across the city, destroying warband after warband until their eventual disappearance to the Pit. Whatever reward, or punishment they met at the hands of their masters is unknown.
Now free of the threat of rampaging Chaos warband, new warbands rise to fight for the treasures Mordheim still possesses, and Wyrdstone that has rained down.

It is the Dawn after the Darkest Night, and the Ashes gleam with newly-born fire...


Scenario: Welcome to the Hunt
Terrain: Freely placed mordheim city terrain.
Deployment: Standard warband deployment
Game Lenght: 6 turns

Scenario special rules:

Wyrdstone Tokens
Before Deploying models, but after Warbands have choosen their Deployment Zone every player gets 2 Wyrdstone Tokens.
They then must take turns to place 1 wyrdstone token at the time. These wyrdstone tokens must be placed at least 18" away from the warband's own deplyment zone, and at least 6" apart from eachother.
After all warbands have placed their tokens, each token scatters 2D6". This may bring tokens closer than 6" from eachother. Reroll scatter dice if the token would scatter off table or into impassable terrain.

Objective of the Scenario is to hunt down and capture as much wyrdstone as you can carry!
To capture piece of wyrdstone, you must place any non-animal model within 1" of an wyrdstone marker and take Strenght test (this represents warrior trying to dislodge the piece of meteorite from where it has sunk, or attempt picking up the big piece of glowing stone). If the test is succesful, place the wyrdstone counter next to the warrior: he now carries it. Picking up Wyrdstone marker ends the carrying model's movement phase.

Carrying Wyrdstone Tokens:
-Model may not Run while carrying Wyrdstone marker.
-He also may not Hide with wyrdstone marker (the Glow is too strong to hide).
-Any model may not carry more than one Wyrdstone marker.
-You can pass wyrdstone marker from model to model at any time during Movement Phase: To do so the 2 models must be in Base-to-base contact and the model receiving the Wyrdstone marker must make Strenght test (this represents the difficulity of passing over large piece of Wyrdstone). If the test is succesful, pass the wyrdstone marker to the receiving model. If the test fails then the wyrdstone marker stays with the original carrier.
Receiving Wyrdstone marker ends the carrying model's movement phase.
-Should model carrying Wyrdstone Marker be taken Out of Action, he immediately drops the Wyrdstone marker. Place the wyrdstone marker where the carrier was slain.
-Wyrdstone maker can only be passed from model to model once in a movement phase.

-Carrying Wyrdstone counter at any point during Movement Phase counts as having moved in the Shooting phase (regardless if the model moved or not, representing the difficulity of operating complex ranged weapons while carrying big bag of Stone)

Winning the game:

After 6 turns, the Warband with most Wyrdstone Markers is decleared Winner.

Routing
Should warband Rout before turn 6 and some of their models were carrying Wyrdstone Makers, place the markers like their carriers were taken Out of Action (above).

Winner Reward
The winning warband receives 1 piece of Wyrdstone per wyrdstone token their warband had at the end of the game.
All other warbands that have not routed must roll D6 for every wyrdstone token their warband had at the end of the game: On 3+, they receive 1 piece of wyrdstone (this represents the chance to drop a piece of wyrdstone during the retreat, winning warband in hot pursuit)
Experience:
+1 For each model taken out of action by hero
+1 for surviving
+1 for winning leader

HeresyBrush kirjoitti:So, who is coming tomorrow? Because if we are only two (warhammer116 and me), maybe we should postpone the starting day.

Market Gardener:
Marketplaces used be gathering places of this ruined city. While stalls are already rummaged through several times, but each time when the smell of food comes out, it calls more than pack of swarming rats...

Terrain:
Create a 14" x 14" large area to the middle of the table to represent the marketplace and create suitable terrain around it, walls and fences can be used to mark edges of the market square.

Victory conditions:
Warbands are fighting desperately over the control of the marketplace and it's fresh loot! Game lasts 6 rounds, but after the third turn (when all players have ended their turn) the player who has only models in the market square wins. Alternatively game ends when all players have played 6 turns or in the turn when one player routs.
If match ends, winner is who has most models alive in the square, routing warband's models cannot control the market square (fleeing pussies won't get their share!)

After the match:
Fighting over the open market is often dangerous, but can prove to be more than worthwhile. Winner of the match may roll D6 to see how many pieces of loot he can try find from following 2D6 table you can get same loot only once.

2D6 result:
2 Spoiled Meat: Take iniative test all of your models in your warband, models who fail the test put their teeth hastily into old meat and are suffering from grumbling stomach and pain. In your next game these models cannot run, charge, go hiding and suffer -1 penalty to shooting during first turn.
3 Small coin bag: You find D6 Gold.
4 Tall man's pegleg: You find corpse remains with suitable stick what makes to a perfect torch! You'll find torch.
5 Hanged man: Someone couldn't stand being here, you find Rope & Hook
6 Spiky balls in chain: It's heavy but looks deadly, you find Flail.
7 Weapon rack: You find old weapon stall and your searching gives results! Roll D3 to see if you find 1: Sword, 2: Spear, 3: Halberd.
8 Hunter's stall: You find old stall kept by hunter, roll D6 to see if you find 1: Fur worth of 2D6 in coins, 2: furs worth of 3D6 in coins, 3: Shortbow, 4: Bow, 5: Crossbow, 6: Hunting Arrows
9 Rags: You find rags what are likely used as clothing, roll D3 to see if you find 1: Mad Cap Mushroom, 2: Crimson Shade, 3: Black Lotus
10 Wyrdstone stash: You find someone's wyrdstone stash and gain D2 Wyrdstone
12 Map: Maybe it's used by tourists? You find a Map and refer to Mordheim rulebook to discover it's quality.

warhamer116 kirjoitti:I'll grab few tomorrow.
Also i'll PM about WM/H salsa

Addendum: Beware the horde of kittens! You shall all drown in the furball tide!

Salsa kirjoitti:I didn't choose to rout. Men did by rolling 10 for LD check. :D