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Siege of the Angels’ Redoubt: Deployment and Mission

July 2013·p. 92

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The organiser awards victory points for controlling major fortifications and for destroying buildings or super-heavy vehicles. Imperial reserves can arrive from the short edges to represent relief forces. Defenders deploy first inside the network, while the attackers receive the first turn. The fold-out also explains the timing and positions of the forces held in reserve.

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Mission and deployment occupy unnumbered Roman I–IV foldout panels after printed page 92. The numeric printed-page locator uses the preceding folio.

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