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The Doom of Elsterweld

May 2008·p. 36

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A three-thousand-point Daemon force and the rescued Bileflood attack an Empire town reinforced by Ogre mercenaries. The defenders can garrison buildings and position artillery on roofs, but the town’s devotion to Shallya excludes senior Sigmarite religious commanders. Its temple protects occupants and provides a bonus objective for the invaders. Allowing all Daemons to assault it makes the final defence accessible to the host’s greatest monsters.

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