Select Victory Conditions
(Rule)Description: The Victory Conditions for the games is divided into three parts (see chapter Winning the Game for their relative importance);
• Victory Points, meaning how much of the opponent’s army has been destroyed.
• A single Primary Objective that both players compete to win, and
• If using Secondary Objectives, one for each player. See the Season Packs for Secondary Objectives. If this is your first game, we recommend playing without Secondary Objectives.
If no outside source tells you which one to use (e.g. tournament organiser, campaign rule, Season Packs, etc.), players use the Primary Objectives below.
Units containing Rank-and-Filemodels that fulfil all conditions below are considered a Scoring Unit:
• It has aStandard Bearer .
• It does not haveLight Troops .
• It was not Summoned during the game.
• It did not arrive on the Battlefield in Game Turn 6 (e.g. through Ambush).
A unit that isShaken (see Psychology chapter) temporarily stops being Scoring until it is no longer Shaken .
Any unit containing Rank-and-Filemodels is considered a Rank-and-File unit.
The following scenarios are all considered cases of a unit being Destroyed in Combat:
• A unit loses its last Health Point whilstEngaged in Combat (including as a result of losing Health Point from Combat Score, e.g. from Supernal and Unstable).
• A unit Breaks from Combat and is caught by a pursuing unit.
• A unit Breaks from Combat and isremoved as Casualty during its Flee Move (e.g. due to Dangerous Terrain Tests, fleeing off the table, etc.).
For this, consider the original unit, meaning as listed on the Army List. This means that the Rank-and-File part of a unit might be Destroyed in Combat, while an AttachableModel joined to the unit is not, or vice versa.
1214.4Primary Objective - Spoils of War
When an enemy Scoring unit is Destroyed in Combat, the opposing player puts one Spoils Token on one of their Scoring Units (if there are any) that was just engaged with the unit Destroyed in Combat.
A unit loses all of its Spoils Tokens when any of the following occurs:
• The last Health Point on its Rank-and-Filemodels (see Models and Units in the Definitions and Terminology chapter) is lost.
• It becomesShaken . Remember that units that perform a Flee Move automatically become Shaken .
At the end of the game, the player with the most Spoils Token on their units wins this Primary Objective.
• Victory Points, meaning how much of the opponent’s army has been destroyed.
• A single Primary Objective that both players compete to win, and
• If using Secondary Objectives, one for each player. See the Season Packs for Secondary Objectives. If this is your first game, we recommend playing without Secondary Objectives.
If no outside source tells you which one to use (e.g. tournament organiser, campaign rule, Season Packs, etc.), players use the Primary Objectives below.
Scoring Units
Units containing Rank-and-File
• It has a
• It does not have
• It was not Summoned during the game.
• It did not arrive on the Battlefield in Game Turn 6 (e.g. through Ambush).
A unit that is
Rank-and-File units
Any unit containing Rank-and-File
Destroyed in Combat
The following scenarios are all considered cases of a unit being Destroyed in Combat:
• A unit loses its last Health Point whilst
• A unit Breaks from Combat and is caught by a pursuing unit.
• A unit Breaks from Combat and is
For this, consider the original unit, meaning as listed on the Army List. This means that the Rank-and-File part of a unit might be Destroyed in Combat, while an Attachable
1214.4Primary Objective - Spoils of War
When an enemy Scoring unit is Destroyed in Combat, the opposing player puts one Spoils Token on one of their Scoring Units (if there are any) that was just engaged with the unit Destroyed in Combat.
A unit loses all of its Spoils Tokens when any of the following occurs:
• The last Health Point on its Rank-and-File
• It becomes
At the end of the game, the player with the most Spoils Token on their units wins this Primary Objective.