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Scenario 3: The Beast at Bay

September 2008·pp. 58–59

THE SHORT VERSION

The campaign concludes with 1,500-point armies containing the boxed forces and fighting over table quarters. Killing the enemy commander adds to the territory score and can also earn an extra campaign point, linking personal rivalry to the mission. Variable game length makes late positioning uncertain. A damaged promethium pipeline offers cover but risks burning infantry that end a turn on it.

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