Select three unconventional tactics
All terrain
The goal is to establish dominance
over the battlefield.
The most important rule: When the
rules are unclear use common sense
and personal preference. Have fun!
Building your squad
Your squad consist of five
Miniatures
Name your Squad
Morale starts at 10
Movement is 6”
Distribute 3 points between these
fields of trainings:
Close combat: Good for attacking
when base to base.
Ranged Combat: Good at striking
foes up to 8” away.
Special Operations: Good for using
unconventional tactics.
Playing the Game
The game is played in rounds with
Players describe what effect their
unconventional tactics will have. The
players will determine two things:
Does this require a roll? If the answer
is yes make a roll, otherwise the
unconventional tactic effect
happens as player describes.
If a roll is warranted use the normal
Difficulty Scores Guidelines, the
morale is the target for the player to
roll. The player will use their Special
operations training score as a
modifier for the roll.
Players may sacrifice 1 morale for a
+2 bonus to their die roll.
Ambush players alternating in activating one
Amphibious unit each, starting with the player
Artillery that deployed first. Each new round
Command Group the player that finished activating
Fast first on the last round gets to start.
Fear
Dangerous Actions
Fearless
Flame thrower If an action has a risk of physical
Flying danger, the difference between the
Indirect roll and Difficulty Score is the
Poison amount of damage the endangered
Scout
participant takes.
Sniper
Stealth Example:
As an action, a Squad member fights
Advancement Make a mark at the an enemy with a DS of 10. The player
end of each battle. Gain three marks rolls 2d6 and rolls a 10 adds 2 from
level up. Each level raises a single their close combat Score. The total is
training score by 1 or morale Score 12. The difference between 12 and
by 1.
10 is 2, so the creature takes 2
damage. A non-player squad’s DS is
Level DS
also their Morale, so now the
Green 8
Veteran 10 enemy’s Difficulty Score is 8. If the
Elite 12 roll was 8 then the Player Character
Getting Started would have lost 2 morale.
The game is played on a flat
Defeat
6‘x4‘surface, with at least 1-6 pieces
of terrain on it. When a character’s Morale reach
zero, they have been driven from
Each player rolls a die (reroll ties).
the field of conflict.
The player who rolls the highest
result is the first player; play then Rest and recuperation
follows clockwise.
Regain 3 lost Morale by spending
the turn in a safe spot.