ARMY LISTS - Rules for selecting and using armies in Conquest: First Blood

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ARMY LISTS explains how to build a fair Conquest: First Blood! army by selecting an Army List with equal points values. It defines points costs for every model and for purchased upgrades, and shows recommended battle sizes ranging from about 800 points to smaller 300–400 point learning games. It also details army composition requirements, including Character Regiments, Officers as upgrades, and Regular Regiments, plus limits on how many times units can be taken.

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Army Lists

Points Values

Size Of Battle

Building An Army

Character Regiments

Officer Models

Regiments

Army Rules

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ARMY LISTS The rules that follow will show you how the models and Warbands interact with each other and the environment. These chapters will teach you how to activate your Warbands, how to move them as well as how to engage in combat with them . No two battles are the same. Deployment zones, objectives – even Army composition itself– can vary wildly. To represent this, we use a selection of Scenarios, each of which alters the form and scope of the battle. This rulebook includes four Scenarios, but you should feel free to invent your own! ARMY LISTS The force you bring to the Battlefield is chosen using an Army List. To help ensure you are playing a fair and balanced game, these Army Lists are chosen to equal points values. Points Values Every Model ina game of Conquest First Blood! has a points value, representing its overall worth and prowess on the Battlefield. Models with higher points values are generally better or more flexible fighters, while those with lower points values are less effective, or are useful ina narrow set of circumstances. Your Army’s points value is equal to the total points values of every Model in your Army, plus those of any upgrades you have purchased for those Models. The higher the points values, the larger in terms of numbers and power the Army you have selected. By choosing Armies to equal points values, you and your opponent can ensure a fair, challenging battle. Size Of Battle By default, we recommend battles of about 800 points–this generally gives enough slaughter for an evening’s gaming. However, there’s nothing stopping you from choosing a larger or smaller size foryour confrontation, as long as you and your opponent agree. Indeed, smaller games of 300 or 400 points are an excellent way to learn the rules. Building An Army An Army consists of three types of entities: Character Regiments, Officers and Regular Regiments. Each oneof those options is drawn from the Army List of each Factions’respective Army List. You must include one Character Regiment and any number of either Officers or Regular Regimentsin your Army, subject to the following rules: CHARACTER REGIMENTS Every Army must include only one Character Regiment consisting of a Character Model(s) as described in the Character’s section of your Faction’s Army List Entry. Most Infantry Character Regiments may purchase additional Retinue Models to add to the Character Regiment. These Retinue Models add to the prowess of a Character Regiment and confer unique abilities. You will find more information about Retinue Models under the“Retinues” section of each Army List. OFFICER MODELS Officers are upgrades to Regiments conferring unique abilities andaddtothe combat prowess of that Regiment and other Regiments around them as described in the Officer’s section of your Faction’s Army List Entry. In addition, Officers have their own Characteristics Profile and can make use of [Command] Abilities. An Officer Model maybe added to any Regiment that has access to it. You can see ifa Regiment can take an Officer in the Regiment’s Army List Entry as well as the Officers’ respective point costs. Each Officer Model may be included up to two times when making an Army List. The Officer Model Activates when its Regiment Activates and does not need its own Command Card in order to do so. For more information regarding Officers in Conquest First Blood! check Chapter 7 “Characters and Officers”(see page 53). REGIMENTS Each Regiment is drawn from the Regiment section of your Faction’s Army List Entry. These troop formations are the backbone of every Conquest: First Blood Army! andwill do most of the fighting. Each Regiment maybe included up to four times when making an Army List. Each Regiment has a points cost associated toit and comes with a number of Models specified under the “Number of Models” section of its Army List Entry. There you will also be able to see if the Regiment has a Leader or the option to purcha

FAQs

How is an army’s points value calculated in Conquest: First Blood!?

An army’s points value equals the total points values of every model in the army, plus the points of any upgrades purchased for those models. Matching points helps keep the game fair and challenging.

What battle sizes does the rulebook recommend?

By default, battles of about 800 points are recommended for a full evening. Smaller games of 300–400 points are also encouraged as an excellent way to learn the rules.

What composition is required when building an army?

An army must include exactly one Character Regiment and any number of either Officers or Regular Regiments from the faction’s Army List. Specific limits apply to how many models each regiment type may contain.

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