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Several well respected mentalists and mystery performers have contributed their thoughts and ideas to this book, spanning well over hundreds of thought provoking pages which the reader should take time to slowly enjoy and relish over a few nights like a fine glass of wine. But just to name a few contributors, we have folks like David Berglas, Lior Manor, Mark Chandue, Richard Osterlind, Pablo Amira, Docc Hilford, T.C. Tahoe, Kenton Knepper, Steve Cook, Neal Scryer, Richard Webster, Sudo and much more.
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This season takes us to the icy northern reaches of Ghur, Andtor. A land of seemingly infinite ice and snow, but buried under the ice are incredibly powerful arcane leylines that will amplify the wizards who walk across the frozen tundra. Fittingly, this season is all about wizards, though there are some tricks here for those who scoff at such cowardly tactics as well.
One of the most exciting parts of this book is the spells. Capitalizing on the Primal spell dice, Games Workshop went for some big spells here, high casting value but big effects. Andtorian Locus casters can pick one of these instead of their normal spells.
Each season the Battle Tactics have gotten progressively more difficult and this may be the most difficult batch yet. I think they may have gone a little too hard on this one and your average player may not be able to score even the majority of their tactics, unless their book ones are great.
There are 4 objectives on the field and at the start of Round 2 the player who is going second gets to choose the far left or far right objective to become the Pulse. Then each turn the Pulse moves one space over toward the other side of the field. Scoring is different than usual, instead of Hold 1, 2 and more scoring and works like this:
The decision to change the decision for which objective collapses to whomever is behind in points is definitely an interesting one and adds a rubber banding mechanic to let the losing player catch up.
In this mission both players need to contend with Disruption. Whoever is going second gets to choose a phase and if their opponent attempts to spend a command point during that phase, they roll a die and on a 3+ they must spend 2. If they elect not to spend that that second CP, the original CP is lost and nothing happens.
Standard scoring. With the Give No Ground rule in place, if a unit charges they count as one additional model for each model on the point. If a unit makes a retreat, they count as 0 models. Naturally this encourages a more aggressive playstyle which Ork and Beastclaw Raiders players are going to love as they finally get one up on more passive opponents who hold back.
6 objectives, standard scoring but with a twist. Each turn your army is trying to Siphon Meltwater and after holding an objective for two consecutive turns the objective is drained dry and they cannot hold that objective again for the rest of the game. They may attempt to contest it to block their opponent, but will never again be able to claim control over it.
This mission has standard scoring, the unique gimmick is Feedback Overload, anytime a wizard is killed, on a 4+ they deal D3 mortal wounds to each unit within a number of inches equal to their wound characteristic. The wording seems to imply you roll the 4+ once and then D3 for each unit, and this would be a wild opportunity on something like Archaon or one of the Mortarchs.
The edge use of these to block Redeploy and Unleash Hell has gotten a huge upgrade, now the affected unit cannot use any command abilities until the next Hero phase. This is massive, no All Out Attack, All Out Defence or Inspiring Presence is going to absolutely merc most units that get in touch with this. This is going to make it close to an auto-take and also will need to be unbound at all costs before it even hits the field.
Instead of a 4+ to detonate it at 6 charges (which is what it intended with a rather awkward way of phrasing it), it instead automatically detonates at 6 charge, no dice required. You add 6 to the number of charges and each unit within that number of inches takes D3 mortals, and Wizards take a straight 3.
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