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Corrupted Bulkhead Battles

June 2023·pp. 89–91

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A complete setup sequence combines each player’s chosen half-board into a modular Boarding Action battlefield. It explains compatible connecting edges, entry zones, alternating placement of corrupted terrain and objectives, squad splitting, reserves, command points and scoring. Restrictions on nearby tiles and objective positions preserve useful routes, while six selectable halves give the accompanying mission many different layouts.

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