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Burn Them Out

October 2019·p. 136

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A smaller attacking force tries to set rooms ablaze, with accumulating fire worsening visibility, injuring occupants and eventually forcing evacuation. Defenders can spend actions extinguishing the flames, making the number of burning tiles a separate objective from merely shooting the enemy.

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The Host of Syll’Esske: Battle Traits

A Syll’Esskan Host rewards a carefully balanced mortal and daemon army with extra command resources and enhances nearby heroes’ depravity generation. The rules define the allowed battalions and the special counting role of Syll’Esske, translating the background’s shared purpose into both list construction and battlefield support.

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The Vengeful Alliance

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Devout Supplicants

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