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SCENARIO·WHITE DWARF 359

Blood and Sand: Crossroads of Abrakhan

November 2009·p. 39

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The skirmish divides the field into road-defined quarters and asks each side to control the most ground. Its result affects the arrival of a formation in the following larger battle. That second encounter uses an eight-turn fight to the death. The pair shifts the campaign from collecting relics to securing a strategic route.

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