9. Assault on Dairkiri SpaceportThe Iron Warriors’ progress has been to slow. They need to steal a ride to catch up with the Eldar. Dairkiri space port is their best chance. Now to convince the guards to hand over a few of those nice transports.
Iron Warriors Goal: Capture as many transports as possible
Imperial Guard Goal: Stop the Iron Warriors from capturing transports
Forces: 1000 points of Imperial Guard vs 1300 points of Iron Warriors
(IG wordt 800 punten vanwegen het verliezen van 1 bunker in chapter 2)
Battlefield: 6 feet by 4 feet. It’s the edge of a military airport, so a few buildings, some barricades and other military structures are fine, the Iron Warrior deployment zone can have some trees in it. In the Imperial deployment zone should be 3 objectives. These represent the transport access ramps that the Iron Warriors have to reach.
Deployment: The Imperial Guard deploy a single troop choice up to 24 inch onto the table (see map). The Iron Warriors deploy a single troop choice up to 6” onto the table. All other units are in reserve. The Iron Warriors get the first turn.
Reserves: Each turn, starting with the second, up to half (rounding up) of the available reserves show up and move onto the table from the deployment board edge. At the start of turn 5, all remaining reserves arrive.
Night Fighting: The Iron Warriors attack in the evening, so
after the first turn, the night fighting rules apply. Transports: The Iron Warriors capture a transport in they have a scoring unit within 3” of an objective at the end of the battle. The battle lasts for 6 turns
Victory condition: The Iron Warriors have to capture at least 1 transport, but the more the merrier. The Imperial Guard have to stop them.
Victory bonus: If the Iron Warriors capture no transport, they lose 50% of their points in chapter 5!
For every transport they capture beyond the first, they gain 10% points in chapter 5.
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