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Originally posted by jjbeezer

I made a special rule section for the already existing note that said the squares with the red difficult terrian markers are all shared victory areas.

I updated the marked for death scenario to prevent support troops from being chosen as the marked creature.

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Originally posted by HailSpork

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Originally posted by jjbeezer

I made a special rule section for the already existing note that said the squares with the red difficult terrian markers are all shared victory areas.

I updated the marked for death scenario to prevent support troops from being chosen as the marked creature.

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Are those all of the ones that aren't in one of the clusters connected to the starting areas?

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Originally posted by jjbeezer & HailSpork
I made a special rule section for the already existing note that said the squares with the red difficult terrian markers are all shared victory areas.
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Are those all of the ones that aren't in one of the clusters connected to the starting areas?
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No, if you look at the map on Vassal (I don't have a paper copy to see if there are red triangles), squares M5 - N6 have red triangles instead of white to mark the difficult terrain. There are more that are red, but that 4 square area can serve as an example.

By my count there are 12 different areas that have 4 squares marked with the red triangles. Man this map is huge!

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Originally posted by eMpTy Kay

I am assuming that week 78 will be the WotDQ release? And the figures will not be valid until that week.

Yes?

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Originally posted by jjbeezer

I am considering a one time only everybody plays a 500 point game scenario for week 79. Galnew will have to have the final say. Support troop assignment is the major issue I have not figured out. Plus, I have not talked to him about the proposal at all.

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Originally posted by HailSpork

How about an Epic scenario?
Add 200 to the warband size (counts for tile points but not for support troops). Standard assault game on the map of your choice.

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Originally posted by madda

I have a question regarding the scenario for week #76. During my game with Nirbo, one of my units received damage during the decay phase which forced a morale check. Since it was almost at the end of the match and the results didn't matter too much we decided to roll it during the decay phase, my unit failed and routed, running for the exit and provoked an AoO that was also immediately resolved. For future reference and games during this week, did we resolved this correctly or is there another way to do it ?

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WORN OUT TELEPORTERS
After many many battles, the teleporters have become somewhat unreliable. Use them at your own risk.

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I considered doing random teleporters, but I thought it might be too complicated... however, it might be fun to have "telefragging".


If the teleporter is unnoccupied but you are unable to place your fig in a legal position (due to enemy units and such), you may move it now (if you have movement remaining) or at the end of the unit's turn to the nearest available space. If you wait until the end of the turn, this may exceed the unit's normally allotted movement. Note that this does provoke aoo unless the fig has the means to avoid them. Burrowing creatures may move through walls to the nearest space. You may take other actions before moving, but you are considered threatened and enemies whose squares you occupy have cover (you do not have cover from them).

(See, it's a bit more complicated with variable effects)

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(See, it's a bit more complicated with variable effects)

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It says "Each player places 1/3 of their warband at a time in 3 rounds of deployment." By rounds, do you mean place a group, play a round, or do you mean round as in just going back and forth?

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Originally posted by HailSpork

Do you ressurect before rolling init?

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Do items still drop when a fig dies? Do respawned creatures come back with items? What if they routed and never dropped the item? What about armors, which don't drop?

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• Ancient Temple
• Hall of Heroes
• Rock Shrine
• Shrine (Magic Circle)
• Shrine of Justice
• Sun Temple
  

• Circle of Courage: Creatures gain Fearless while within this circle;
• Circle of Resonance: Any creature in this circle that takes damage is Stunned (DC 17)
  
• Circle of Calm and Cooperation: Any creature activating in the circle loses the Difficult, Wild, Incited, and Disruptive special abilities until the beginning of their next turn;
• Anti-Magic Circle: Spells may not be cast within the circle, and all magic item and existing spell effects upon a creature cease to have any effect while the creature remains within the circle;
• Circle of Decay: All creatures activating in this circle take 5 Negative damage;
• Circle of Protection from Evil/Good/Chaos/Law: Creatures gain the benefits of the Divine spell of the same name while within this circle;
• Healing Circle: All creatures activating in this circle Heal 5 hp; or
  
• Summoning Circle: Castors gain Augmented Summoning Feat while within this circle.
  

[QUOTE]galneweinhaw wrote
Circles of Fate
Custom Scenario by galneweinhaw, Tiles

Special Rule - Circle Control: By replacing their attacks, any Warlord or Lieutenant may change the effect of the closest Sacred Circle within 6 squares.  [/QUOTE]

I would say any commander instead of warlord or Lt.  Seems more like a commander related ability.  Of course by saying commander, warlords and Lvl 2 Lts would be able to change the circle abilities.

As an additional affect, maybe before placement of units, randomly roll for Initial abilities of the circles.

Just some thoughts.