Table Quarters
Victory Condition:
Control more table
quarters than your
opponent at the end of the
game. To control a table
quarter you must have at
least one scoring unit and
more total units than your
opponent in a table
quarter.
Recon
Alternate Objective Mission
Victory Condition:
End the game with more
units (scoring or
non-scoring) in the
enemy’s deployment zone
than they have in their
deployment zone. To get
your score, subtract the
number of the opponents
units in their deployment
zone from the number of
your units in that zone.
Seize Ground
Victory Condition:
Control the two Objective
Markers that are further
apart than two Objective
Markers controlled by the
enemy.
Loot
Victory Condition:
Control more Objective
Markers than your
opponent. To control an
Objective Marker you must
have a scoring unit within
3” of the marker and have
no enemy unit within 3” of
the marker.
Take and Hold
Victory Condition:
End the game with more
scoring units within 12” of
the center of the table than
your opponent.
Destruction
Alternate Objective Mission
Victory Condition:
Destroy as much Terrain on
the table as possible. Each
destroyed piece of Terrain
counts as one point.
Annihilation
Victory Condition:
Get more Kill Points than
your opponent.
Fighting Withdrawal
Alternate Objective Mission
Victory Condition:
Withdraw your units from Battle.
Starting turn 5 you may roll to withdraw units
from the battle; the roll is done individually for
each unit.
Turn 5: 4+
Turn 6: 3+
Turn 7: 2+
If the roll is successful you can Withdraw the
unit by moving it off the table from any part of
the long edge of the deployment zone. The unit
only needs to touch your long table edge to
Withdraw, through whatever means necessary.
Units that Fall Back off the table edge count as
destroyed and not Withdrawn, even if they
made their roll to Withdraw first. Each unit
successfully Withdrawn counts as one point.
Forward Observer
Alternate Objective Mission
Victory Condition:
Observe the movements of the enemy.
One of your units must observe an enemy unit
for 2 turns; note which unit did the observing
and which unit was observed and the turn
number on your Score Sheet. Observation has
unlimited range and only requires line of sight to
the target. While observing you may not move,
shoot, or assault. If a unit is pinned, in an
assault from a previous round, or falling back, it
may not observe. Units that are required to
move/shoot/assault may not observe. Each
enemy unit can only be observed once, but once
observed by any unit it counts as one point.
Units may not observe multiple units at once. In
the case of attached independent characters,
you may spend two turns observing the unit,
then two turns observing the independent
character; or vice versa. Transports may be
observed but are not allowed to observe enemy
units. Units embarked in transports may observe
from firing points if available.
Destroy
Objectives
Alternate Objective Mission
Victory Condition:
Destroy as many Objective
Markers as possible. Each
Objective Marker you
destroy counts as one
point for you.
Assassination
Attempt
Victory Condition:
Kill the opponent’s Official.
If, at any time during the
game, the opponent’s
Official is dead, you are
successful.
Hostage
Rescue
Victory Condition:
Rescue a Hostage that the
enemy is holding. End the
game with the enemy’s
Hostage attached to one of
your units.
Patrol
Alternate Objective Mission
Victory Condition:
Your army is tasked with
sweeping the area for enemy
contacts.
Make contact with Objective
Markers on the battlefield. You
must contact the objective, and
end your movement further than
3” from the Objective Marker to
score a point; this simulates
checking the area out and moving
on. If an Objective Marker has
been destroyed you can still
contact that Objective Marker and
move on to score a point.
Vital Strategic
Point
Victory Condition:
One Objective Marker on the
table is vital to your cause.
Secretly select one Objective
Marker on the table and record
what and where it is on your
Score Sheet. You must end
the game with it in your
control. You cannot win if you
do not control it or it is
destroyed, you may still
prevent the opponent from
fulfilling his mission though.
Escort Duty
Victory Condition:
Escort your Official
through enemy lines. Your
Official must leave the
table from your opponent’s
long board edge.
Guard Duty
Victory Condition:
Protect your Official from
the enemy. He must be
attached to a friendly Unit
at the end of the game.
Kill the Head
and the Body
Dies
Victory Condition:
Destroy all of the opposing
HQ units. If the opposing
army contains no HQ units
(Combat Patrol only) then
destroy the model they
nominated as their leader
for the mission. HQ units
that are falling back when
the game ends count as
destroyed.
Inspection
Alternate Objective Mission
Victory Condition:
Escort the Official to each
Objective Marker. The Official
may not inspect the same
Objective Marker twice. The
Objective Marker is inspected if
the Official ends his movement
within 3 inches of the marker.
The Official may inspect the
Objective Marker from inside a
transport, provided there is an
unused firing point. Each
marker inspected counts as one
point at the end of the mission.
Hostages &
Officials
Quick Reference
Hostages and Officials use the following rules:
• Moves like infantry.
• Must be attached to a unit to move.
• Attaches to units like an Independent
Character.
• May only move 6”. If attached to a unit with
movement greater than 6”, that unit moves a
maximum of 6” while the Hostage/Official is
attached
• A squad with the hostage/official attached
may run during the shooting phase if they
would normally be allowed to do so.
• May ride in transports provided there is room
in the transport for the hostage/official.
• May not shoot or attack, cannot be assigned
wounds.
• When the unit it is attached to is destroyed,
the opponent may choose to destroy, capture,
or leave the Hostage/Official. If destroyed,
remove it from the table, if captured it
attaches to an enemy unit, if left it will remain
stationary until attached to a unit.
• Must start no further than 12” from its player’s
long table edge.
• Does not count as an Objective Marker.
Alternate
Objective
Missions
Quick Reference
Missions that are noted as an
Alternate Objective Mission have
a different scoring method for
determining victory. At the end
of the game, if a player with an
Alternate Objective Mission has
scored more points (according to
his Mission Card) than the
number of Objective Markers his
opponent controls, his mission is
successful.
Terrain
Destruction
Quick Reference
All players have the ability to destroy
Terrain. Terrain may be shot at or
assaulted and is treated as a stationary
vehicle. Terrain may be rammed using the
ramming rules. Units occupying terrain
may be stunned or shaken. A unit
occupies the terrain if ½ or more of the
unit is on/in the terrain. Most terrain has
no weapons and all terrain is treated as
immobilized; this makes terrain very
susceptible to destruction using the
vehicle damage table.
• Each ruin has AV11 all around.
• Hills have AV12 all around.
• Each intact building follows the building
rules in the Warhammer 40k rulebook,
except that if destroyed it doesn’t leave
behind ruins.
• Other terrain pieces have AV10 all
around.