Token Scenarios

After both players have set up their forces, place 3 Loot Counters within the set up area, giving them to different units to carry if they wish (ie same unit at start of the game cannot carry more than one Loot Counter, but can carry more than one after set up).

Roll off to see who begins placing their Loot Counters first, and the players take it in turns to place one Loot Counter each until they have placed them all.

A single unit can only score with one loot counter.

An additional Loot Counter is placed in the exact centre if the board.

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

• 1 Victory Points for each unit holding at least one Loot Counter where your unit is entirely on the opposing half of the board.

• 1/2 Victory Points for each unit holding at least one Loot Counter where your unit is a least partly on your half of the board.

Add up the total Victory Points and round down any fractions.

Objective is to grab the loot tokens from the other side of the table and return them to your deployment area

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

• 1 Victory Point if you control the Central Objective Marker

• 1 Victory Point for each Loot Counter you hold outside of your deployment area.

• 2 Victory Points for each Loot Counter you hold inside of your deployment area.

Before rolling off to choose sides, place 3 (1 for smaller games) Loot Counters on the centre line of the board.  One must be placed in the exact centre of the board (or as close to it along the centre line as possible).  

The remaining Counters are then placed along the centre line at least 12" away from each other (or as close to this distance as possible).  

Then each player then places two more Counters anywhere on the table.

• Loot Counters cannot be placed within 12" of each other or within 3" of Blocking Terrain.

After choosing sides, starting with the player who chose their side first, each player nominates a (different) Loot Counter which will be worth 2 Victory Points.  These two counters are referred to as Primary Loot Counters.

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

• 1 Victory Point for each Loot Counter you hold. 

Before rolling off to choose sides:

• Place 7 Loot Counters on the board. The Players take it in turns to place one Loot Counter each. Roll off to see who places the first Loot Counter.

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

• 1 Victory Point for each Loot Counter you control.

Before rolling off to choose sides:

• Place 7 Loot Counters on the board. The Players take it in turns to place one Loot Counter each. Roll off to see who places the first Loot Counter.

• If a unit Routs an enemy unit that is carrying Loot in melee, they may elect to destroy the Loot and remove it from the table rather than picking it up.

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

• 1 Victory Point for each Loot Counter you control.

Objective is to grab the loot tokens from your side of the table and take them off the table via the opponent’s table edge.

Units that move off their opponent’s deployment zone in this way may choose to move back on from their own table edge in the following turn but may not charge, shoot or engage in any form of ranged attack on the turn they re-enter play

If you do not move back on in your next turn, you cannot bring that unit back at all as they have probably been captured behind enemy lines!

Units re-entering play must be able to be placed so they are at least 1” away from opponents units, then may only move that turn and cannot charge or take their Range attacks.

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

• 1 Victory Point if you control the Central Objective Marker

• 1 Victory Point for each Loot Counter you hold on the table.

• 2 Victory Points for each Loot Counter take off of the field via the opponents table edge