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The following guidelines are designed to support organisers of Warhammer 40,000 events in delivering a fine-tuned tournament experience using the Pariah Nexus Mission Deck. That product offers unprecedented scope for all kinds of matched play, and its many variables create a dizzying array of potential missions –thousands, in fact! Some of these are particularly well suited to the most hotly contested scenarios, and this pack provides suggestions for the best event configurations. We have also taken the opportunity to optimise certain Core Rules concepts for tournament play.  \nThis document provides a ready-made framework for levelling the playing field and getting games underway quickly, whether you are planning your first matched play event or have years of experience organising the largest and most acclaimed tournaments. Its recommendations will be followed in full at most Games Workshop matched play events, and are considered the official way to play Warhammer 40,000 in a tournament setting, but can be adapted to suit your own circumstances –the terrain layout advice is aimed primarily at newer organisers, for example, and those with large established terrain collections should feel free to interpret it accordingly.  \nThe recommendations are presented as follows:  \n■ Pariah Nexus Tournament Mission Sequence: Adjustments to the steps players would normally follow to generate a mission and prepare the battlefield.  \n■ Pariah Nexus Mission Deck Errata & FAQ: Updates to certain cards and answers to frequently asked questions.  \n■ Pariah Nexus Tournament Mission Pool: 20 recommended tournament rounds to draw from, with pre-set Primary Missions, Mission Rules and deployment modes that put all players on an equal footing and minimise pre-game admin.  \n■ Terrain Layouts: A suite of carefully designed terrain setups to be used in conjunction with the Pariah Nexus Tournament Mission Pool.  \n■ Pairings and Rankings: Advice for fairly pairing players and determining rankings.  \nPARIAH NEXUS TOURNAMENT MISSION SEQUENCE  \nA Pariah Nexus Tournament Mission battle is waged by following the sequence below.  \n1  \nMUSTER ARMIES  \nMuster armies as described in the Core Rules.  \n2  \nDETERMINE MISSION  \nInstead of shuffling and drawing from the Deployment, Mission Rule and Primary Mission decks, players should use the pre-generated missions from the Pariah Nexus Tournament Mission Pool. Set aside the Secondary Mission and Secret Mission decks as normal (players will receive these later).  \n3  \nREAD MISSION  \nRead the Primary Mission and Mission Rule cards drawn. The Primary Mission card details how and when you score Victory points (VP), and may also apply additional conditions to the battle. You can also score VP by achieving Secondary Missions and Secret Missions (described later). The Mission Rule card details any special rules that apply to the battle.  \n4  \nPLACE OBJECTIVE MARKERS  \nPlayers now set up objective markers on the battlefield. Each Deployment card’s deployment map will show players how many objective markers to set up and where each should be placed. In Pariah Nexus Tournament Missions, models can end any type of move on top ofan objective marker.  \nDesigner’s Note: In the Warhammer 40,000 Core Rules, objective markers are physical artefacts that models cannot end a move on, representing vital data caches, xenos relics, Chaos portals or anything else that suits your narrative.  \nWhile this adds to the cinematic nature of the battlefield and offers exciting hobby opportunities, it can sometimes result in model-positioning circumstances that not everyone will enjoy equally. As such, these guidelines recommend treating objective markers as flat, circular markers 40mm in diameter that offer no impediment to the movement or placement of models.  \n5  \nCREATE THE BATTLEFIELD  \nPlayers now create the battlefield and set up","cbCaik2990o8NE3n","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaik2990o8NE3n","pdf",21392865,14,"English","# Pariah Nexus Tournament Companion\n## Introduction\n## Pariah Nexus Tournament Mission Sequence\n## Muster Armies\n## Determine Mission\n## Read Mission\n## Place Objective Markers\n## Create the Battlefield\n## Determine Attacker and Defender\n## Select Secondary Missions","[{\"question\":\"What decks do players use to determine a Pariah Nexus tournament mission?\",\"answer\":\"Players use the pre-generated missions from the Pariah Nexus Tournament Mission Pool instead of shuffling and drawing from the Deployment, Mission Rule, and Primary Mission decks. They set aside the Secondary Mission and Secret Mission decks as normal for later.\"},{\"question\":\"How should objective markers be treated in tournament missions?\",\"answer\":\"Players place objective markers as guided by each Deployment card’s deployment map. For tournaments, the guidelines recommend treating objective markers as flat, circular 40mm diameter markers that do not impede movement or placement.\"},{\"question\":\"How do Fixed and Tactical Secondary Missions differ?\",\"answer\":\"Fixed Missions are goals that remain throughout the battle and can be achieved multiple times, and they are selected from marked cards after revealing the two Fixed Missions. Tactical Missions are replenished at the start of each Command phase and are discarded once achieved.\"}]","PARIAH NEXUS TOURNAMENT COMPANION - VERSION 1.2 - Tournament guidelines | PDF",1791337303]