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Rules of Engagement: Fight and Write

March 2020·pp. 64–69

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Jervis Johnson adapts the roll-and-write idea into an Age of Sigmar campaign played across five battles. Results fill prestige tracks and generate resources for drawing and upgrading a settlement, with printable charts, structure costs and bonuses turning battlefield successes into a competing city-building project.

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