Remember, I wrote :
>I've read a lot of stuff about campaigns and all that work seems to
>be great but I'm not really happy with this kind of rules.
>In fact, I like to know the exact background of each battle I play
>and I think that special scenarios (scenari or scenarii? I was not
>really good in Latin) are a more interesting than simple battles.
>But
>with the campaign rules I've found on the net I can't play as I want
>to.
>So this is how I make my campaigns :
> 1- I think about a general background. For exemple, an Eldar
>Craftworld invade an imperial colony to protect some of its oldest
>artefacts that have been discovered by the human settlers...
> 2- I think about all the battles. Each battle is a major
>event of the campaign. For exemple : the first meating of the two
>armies, the siege of the Eldar temples (where the artefacts are
>hidden), etc...
> A victory in a battle will give some advantages : advantage
>in army points for the next battle, advantage in the campaign (the
>final victory will be closer) or only symbolic advantage (I won and
>not you! Na Na Na!).
> 3- I think about the final battle : this must be a very big
>fight. The player who is in way to win the campaign must give the
>Coup Fatal and his opponent must save the honour.
> For exemple, the last battle of my artefact campaign was hte
>siege of the Eldar temples. The imperial player (moi en l'occurence)
>had to take three objectives (the temples) and the eldar player had
>to stand 5 turns against the ennemy (the time to evacuate the
>artefacts...).
> Pour la petite histoire, my Iron Wolves destroyed the Eldar
>forces of the Alcarinque Craftworld in 3 turns, few eldars were able
>to return to their home...
To illustrate this, I've translated into English my Tallarn Campaign
rules, you can read it at the Lord's Home Page (English version and
French version available).
Comments are welcome.
Francois Bruntz
Apprenti MIAGE (Universite Paris XII - IBM France)
Please visit my Epic page :
http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Dungeon/2370/
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Received on Tue Jun 17 1997 - 14:17:59 UTC