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Mighty Empires: Realm of Chaos Tile

July 2008·p. 76

THE SHORT VERSION

A special campaign tile represents the heart of a daemonic incursion and can serve as a Daemon player’s starting city. Before battles, a random divine response can reduce the army, leave it unchanged or provide additional troops. The short rule connects the gods’ unpredictable favour to the scale of the next game. It offers a simple way to place the narrative scenarios within a continuing territorial campaign.

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