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CAMPAIGN·WHITE DWARF 498

Wildercorps Hunters Quests

March 2024·pp. 116–119

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Dead or Alive rewards tracking and taking down marked enemies, while Born Survivor measures the warband’s ability to bring fighters home. Do or Die culminates in Fated Foe, a leader-hunting battle with late-arriving support, and unlocks a Forward Base. Trophies, Warden traits and a scouting table improve the patrol’s resilience, movement and Trailhounds while keeping exploration central to its development.

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