I'm playing through the missions in the Pariah Nexus Crusade book, in order of appearance. The sixth mission is called Unstable Archeotech.
The goal of the mission is to claim an objective, and then to sacrifice your shooting and charging phases to move the objective into the enemie's deployme...
I'm playing through the missions in the Pariah Nexus Crusade book, in order of appearance. The fifth mission is called Overwhelming dread.
Another typical capture-the-objective mission, this one adds in an environmental effect as a complication. I'm not convinced the complication is as severe...
I'm playing through the missions in the Pariah Nexus Crusade book, in order of appearance. The fourth mission is called Outflanking.
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The Blood of the Omnissiah regiment has broken through the defenses of a combined Tyranid and Genestealer Cult. After making their way to a dig site...
I'm playing through the missions in the Pariah Nexus Crusade book, in order of appearance. The third mission is called Quantum siege.
This is an interesting mission, with 3 objectives (including one within the Defender's deployment zone.) Each objective is the control panel for a quantum shiel...
I'm playing through the missions in the Pariah Nexus Crusade book, in order of appearance. The second mission is called Dig site raid, and it's a testament tothe Pariah Nexus crusade book that I was excited for this mission by the second paragraph of the mission briefing. The reason is simple....
I'm playing through the missions in the Pariah Nexus Crusade book, in order of appearance. The missions don't have to be played in order, and in fact the book provides random tables for selecting a mission to play. I want to play through each one, though, so I'm just starting at the first in print...
I ran a Warhammer 40,000 Halloween campaign using a custom detachment of zombie miniatures from Zombicide. There were 3 scenarios, with a failsafe scenario in case the Astra Militarum detachment falters. In the campaign, the Astra Militarum survived each scenario, so there wasn't a need to play...
I'm running a Warhammer 40,000 Halloween campaign using a custom detachment of zombie miniatures from Zombicide. There are 3 scenarios, with a failsafe scenario in case the Astra Militarum detachment falters. The third scenario takes place within and around an air purification station.
The sto
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I'm running a Warhammer 40,000 Halloween campaign using a custom detachment of zombie miniatures from Zombicide. There are 3 scenarios, with a failsafe scenario in case the Astra Militarum detachment falters. The second scenario takes place in the capital city of the planet Omyr, located in the...
I'm running a Warhammer 40,000 Halloween campaign using a custom detachment of zombie miniatures from Zombicide. There are 3 scenarios, with a failsafe scenario in case the Astra Militarum detachment falters. The first scenario takes place in the ruins of the capital city of the planet Omyr, loc...
In the third battle report of the Tran'Lo Tribute campaign, the Adeptus Mechanicus team plundered the archeotech vault of the heretical Vo family. When the emerge from the tunnels, however, they find that the city they just left behind is already in ruins. It seems that once they understood they...
In the second battle report of the Tran'Lo Tribute campaign, the Adeptus Mechanicus team escaped from prison and made its way into the secret archeotech vault of the Vo family.
Having gained access to the vault, the Skitarii have discovered access back to the surface. Through this access port,...
In the first battle report of the Tran'Lo Tribute campaign, the Adeptus Mechanicus were defeated by loyalists to the heretical Family Vo. In the actual game all but 1 Fulgurite Electro-Priestess died. Through the magic of the limitless storytelling that can happen between game sessions, however,...
Tran'Lo is a forge-world in the Macharian Sector of the Imperium of Man. It gets but a passing mention in the Warhammer 40,000: Imperium Maledictum RPG rulebook, but I borrowed it as the setting for a wargame campaign.
Tran'Lo was originally ruled by House Vo. When the family was declared Hereti...
I'm playing a historical fiction campaign about Gaius Avidius Cassius's attempt to appoint himself Emperor of Rome from his seat in Egypt, and Aurelius's fight to stop him. The plot is based on the historical events of 175 CE, but the battles never happened due to Cassius's assassination, and my Egy...
The facts are these: in 175 CE, Gaius Avidius Cassius, a Syrian Roman general stationed in Egypt, declared himself Emperor of Rome. The problem was, Marcus Aurelius was already the Emperor of Rome and had been for years. It seems there was some miscommunication (or subterfuge, we're not sure which)...