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Scenario 6: Revenge

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Raiders begin among burnt ruins carrying randomly allocated loot and prisoners, surrounded by an enemy eager for retribution. The defenders move first and hate the attackers, while the raiders must get their prizes off the table within six turns. Anything still on the battlefield can score for the rescuers. Chad Mierzwa’s ruined Chapel and Manor illustrate the aftermath that gives this reversal its setting.

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CampaignWD 346 · pp. 36–41

Pillage: Warhammer Raids Part Two

Gav Thorpe completes the raiding series with surprise camp attacks, coastal landings, settlement plunder and a final escape from vengeful defenders. Jervis Johnson adds a Mighty Empires event that temporarily disables a captured asset and awards treasure. A staged campaign links the scenarios through Raid and Pillage points, letting early success purchase more opportunities while exposing the raiders to increasing danger. The final withdrawal decides the campaign.

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RulesWD 346 · p. 36

Pillaging in Mighty Empires

Jervis Johnson’s event allows the winner of the round’s first battle to pillage an enemy castle, city or mine. The target loses its normal abilities for the remainder of the round and the raider gains a random treasury payment. Dark Elves may choose the event even if someone else already selected it, reflecting their established coastal predation within the campaign system.

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RulesWD 346 · p. 37

Scenario 3: Dawn Raid

An unsuspecting army is scattered among camp objectives in randomly selected two-foot squares. Attackers enter from any edge and can burn or loot the tents and supplies, while ordinary defenders must pass activation tests before responding. Characters wake their accompanying troops immediately and nearby action improves other units’ chances. Eight turns leave the raiders balancing plunder against the points the defenders earn for intact objectives and repelled attackers.

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