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Raid

January 2005·p. 98

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Headhunting, inflicting disproportionate casualties and destroying siege batteries offer alternatives to theft or kidnapping. Different scoring rewards define what each side must protect, and the article suggests linking outcomes into reprisals or rescue missions so that a captured captain or damaged harbour has consequences beyond a single game.

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White Dwarf Errata: Issue 299

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