Bounty Scenarios

Before rolling off to choose sides, place a total of 6 Objective Markers on the board.  The players take it in turns to place one objective each.  Roll off to see who places the first objective.

Victory Points are awarded at the end of the game as follows:

• • • 1 Victory Point for each Objective Marker you control

    • Add up the points cost of all of the Enemy units you Routed. Your opponent does the same and you compare scores. If the difference between the scores in favour of a player is at least 10% of the total cost of the armies, that player gains 1 Victory Points

Each player has a Bounty Token they must place on their most expensive non-Individual Hero/Monster/Titans units.  

If you do not have a non-Individual Hero/Monster/Titans units then the highest pointed non-Individual unit.

If there are multiple potential units with the same cost, then the opposing player decides which of those units they are placed on before any units are set up.  

Additionally, place an Objective Marker in the exact centre of the board.

Victory Points are awarded at the end of the game as follows:

Part one – Objective and Bounties

• • • 2 Victory Points for killing opponents bounty unit in Melee phase or 1 Victory Point for killing opponents bounty unit in Shooting phase

    • 1 Victory Point if your bounty units that are still alive

    •  1 Victory Point for holding the Objective Marker

Part two – Kill Attrition

Add up the points cost of the routed enemy units. Your opponent does the same and you compare scores. 

If the difference between the scores in favour of a player is 

• • • 10% or more of the total cost of the army, that player gains 1 Victory Points, 

    • if 20% or more 2 Victory Points, or 

    • if 30% or more 3 Victory Points

    • i.e in a game with 2,000pts a side, a score difference of 200pts-399pts = 1 Victory Point, 400pts-599pts = 2 Victory Points, or 600pts or more = 3 Victory Points. 

Victory Points are awarded as follows:

• Round 1: No Victory Points for routed units

• Rounds 2-6: After each round add up the points cost of the routed enemy units this round and compare against  the value of your own routed units, the person that scored the most gains 1 Victory Point, in event of a tie neither players gets a Victory Point for that round.

• Round 7 (if rolled): No Victory Points for routed units

• At end of game, add up the points cost of the routed enemy units. Your opponent does the same and you compare scores. 

  • If the difference between the scores in favour of a player is 10% or more of the total cost of the army, that player gains 2 Victory Points

  • i.e in a game with 2,000pts a side, a score difference of 200pts or more = 2 Victory Points

Each player has 3 Bounty Tokens they must place on their three most expensive non-Individual units.  If there are multiple potential units with the same cost, then the opposing player decides which of those units they are placed on before any units are set up.  Additionally, place an Objective Marker in the exact centre of the board.

Victory Points are awarded at the of the game as follows:

• 1 Victory Point if you hold the central Objective Marker.

• 1 Victory Point for each Bounty unit you Routed with shooting.

• 2 Victory Points for each Bounty unit you Routed in melee.

Add up the points cost of all of the Enemy units you Routed. Your opponent does the same and you compare scores. 

• If the difference between the scores in favour of a player is less than 10% of the total cost of the armies, both players gain 0 Victory Points

• If the difference between the scores in favour of a player is at least 10% of the total cost of the armies, that player gains 1 Victory Point

• If the difference between the scores in favour of a player is at least 20% of the total cost of the armies, that player gains 2 Victory Points

• If the difference between the scores in favour of a player is at least 30% of the total cost of the armies, that player gains 3 Victory Points

• If the difference between the scores in favour of a player is at least 40% of the total cost of the armies, that player gains 4 Victory Points

• If the difference between the scores in favour of a player is at least 50% of the total cost of the armies, that player gains 5 Victory Points

• If the difference between the scores in favour of a player is at least 60% of the total cost of the armies, that player gains 6 Victory Points

• If the difference between the scores in favour of a player is at least 70% of the total cost of the armies, that player gains 7 Victory Points

Note: this scenario does not allow the loser to gain Victory Points, so is not truly balanced