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    Scenario 2: Capture The Homestead

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    This scenario simulates an attack on a wealthy homestead at dawn. The homestead contains valuable treasure hidden in its four buildings. Units can search buildings for treasure tokens, which provide an advantage if captured. The attacker gains an initiative bonus in the first hour. Victory is determined by slaughter, withdrawal, ravaging the enemy, or comparing losses. Players score points based on removing treasure from buildings or keeping it in them, as well as possessing the most treasure tokens.

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    Scenario 2: Capture The Homestead

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    This scenario simulates an attack on a wealthy homestead at dawn. The homestead contains valuable treasure hidden in its four buildings. Units can search buildings for treasure tokens, which provide an advantage if captured. The attacker gains an initiative bonus in the first hour. Victory is determined by slaughter, withdrawal, ravaging the enemy, or comparing losses. Players score points based on removing treasure from buildings or keeping it in them, as well as possessing the most treasure tokens.

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    This scenario simulates an attack on a wealthy homestead at dawn. The homestead contains valuable treasure hidden in its four buildings. Units can search buildings for treasure tokens, which provide an advantage if captured. The attacker gains an initiative bonus in the first hour. Victory is determined by slaughter, withdrawal, ravaging the enemy, or comparing losses. Players score points based on removing treasure from buildings or keeping it in them, as well as possessing the most treasure tokens.

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    Scenario 2: Capture The Homestead

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    graeme matier
    This scenario simulates an attack on a wealthy homestead at dawn. The homestead contains valuable treasure hidden in its four buildings. Units can search buildings for treasure tokens, which provide an advantage if captured. The attacker gains an initiative bonus in the first hour. Victory is determined by slaughter, withdrawal, ravaging the enemy, or comparing losses. Players score points based on removing treasure from buildings or keeping it in them, as well as possessing the most treasure tokens.

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    Scenario 2: Capture the homestead 

    In the pre‐dawn hours, two forces join outside of a small homestead. The occupants of the homestead 
    are wealthy, and their homes must be protected from the invader – or looted for their valuable treasure! 
     
    Recommended Battle size: 999 gold Skirmish. The Winner of Scenario 1 may give one Common or 
    Mainstay unit the Flanker trait for free. (If you did not play Scenario 1, the ______, _______, and 
    _______ kindreds were considered the winners.) 
    Battlefield: This battle should take place on a 4' x 4' table. Terrain must be placed per 3.3.4: Positioning 
    Terrain rules. No Territory roll will be made for this 
    game – the Defending Player's Kindred Terrain will be 
    used. A small village of four buildings should be placed 
    15" 
    in the center of the board. The buildings should be 
    placed in a diamond, 15" from one table edge,  24"  24" 
    centered between the adjacent table edges. Further 
    Terrain Rolls of 90‐99 (buildings) should be rerolled. 
    Each building should be marked with a Treasure token,  15" 15" 
    to represent goods the family within has hidden prior 
    to the battle.  
    48" 
    Weather: This game takes place in the Spring, and the 
    Defender's Kindred Weather Modifier will affect the  24" 
    Weather roll.  24" 
    Battle Start Time: This first hour of this battle takes 
    place at 8am and will be played with the Dawn and  15" 
    Dusk rules in section 3.5.1 
    Positioning Fields: The Attacker may not select 
    Advance, Right Flank Advance, or Left Flank Advance.   48" 
    Joining Battle: The Attacker gains a ‐20 bonus to his roll to Gain the Initiative in the first hour of this 
    game. 
    Victory Conditions: Determine Victory as normal, using section 4.3.2.1 to determine if one side is 
    Slaughtered, Withdraws, is Ravaged, or by comparing the Butcher's Bill after the final hour. 
    Scenario Rules:  
    Pillage and Defend: If a non‐Feral Attacker unit has the majority of its models within 3" of a building and 
    no enemy unit within 6", it may use an action in that turn to Search the building for treasure; To perform 
    the Search, roll a d10. On a 3 or higher, the unit has found the treasure that was hidden in the building. 
    Remove the Treasure token from the building, and mark the unit with it. Units that perform a Search 
    action may only Walk or perform command actions afterwards. 
    Treasure is considered an Exult token, and is only removed when the unit is destroyed or Broken, at 
    which point it will be placed on the battlefield. Treasure token on the battlefield may be claimed by 
    another unit by moving into base contact with it. 
    Once a building's treasure has been found, it cannot be discovered again.  
    Scenario Points:  
    The Attacker receives +1 point if treasure was removed from at least one building, and another point if 
    treasure was removed from at least three buildings. 
    The Defender receives +1 point if treasure remains in at least one building, and another point if it 
    remains in at least three buildings. 
    The player with units in possession of the most Treasure receives +1 point. Treasure still in buildings 
    counts as being in the possession of the Defender.   

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