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Meat and Murder: Blood on the Charrwind Coast

May 2023·pp. 104–108

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A two-player campaign follows the Bloodgullet advance through three locations before a possible final stand at Heinstorm’s Pass. The Khainite defender secretly assigns forces of different sizes, while the ogor attacker chooses which territory and reward to contest. Region rules intensify charging and make terrain dangerous, with successive victories granting thematic bonuses and optional Path to Glory renown and artefacts.

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Two-player campaign Charrwind Coast Path to Glory Hidden deployment Har Kuron

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