Now, players will receive 1CP in each player’s Command phase, instead of only receiving 1CP in their own Command phase. We have reduced the number of Command points (CPs) players start the battle with, but we have increased the number of CPs that players gain during the remainder of the battle.Beforehand, you were limited to a maximum of one faction secondary objective, but in War Zone Nephilim players can select two or even three of their factions secondary objectives if they wish. Finally, we have relaxed the prior restriction on how many faction secondary objectives players can select. We have taken this mission pack as an opportunity to review each and every one of these secondary objectives, and - using feedback from the community - have adjusted many of them to address those that were deemed too easy or too difficult to achieve. We have also added a suite of new secondary objectives for factions (and sub-factions) who are yet to get hold of their 9th edition Codex or Codex supplement, with at least one secondary objective that they can select. We have taken all of the secondary objectives from every Codex and Codex supplement and placed them in this mission pack, alongside a core set of Nephilim-themed secondary objectives that every faction can use. The first and biggest change is to the secondary objectives.If you are a veteran of the Grand Tournament mission pack scene, then you already know all of this and you are doubtless more interested to learn what has changed for this season of competitive Warhammer 40,000 gaming: Victory in a Grand Tournament mission is contingent upon clever army selection, wise choices of secondary objectives, expert tactical play and a healthy dose of good luck! These provide every player with the chance to fine-tune each mission to their own strategic strengths, and to optimise their ability to score more victory points than their foes. Moreover, within this pack you will find additional rules for picking secondary objectives that your army must pursue. Each mission - tailored to different battle sizes, from Incursions to Strike Force engagements - is designed to ensure that neither player can claim an advantage at battle’s commencement. It has been created for those Warhammer 40,000 hobbyists who prefer a carefully levelled strategic playing field.

If you are new to Warhammer 40,000 and this is the first Grand Tournament mission pack you have read, then the content of this pack is intended to be perfect for use in official gaming tournaments and competitive matched play environments.

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