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Blckspawn: /* Status Effects */

2026-04-23T22:55:02Z

Status Effects

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	! Name !! Effect		! Name !! Effect
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	\|Abyssal \|\|* Standard Movement is limited to 2 Movement Points.		\|Abyssal \|\|
			* Standard Movement is limited to 2 Movement Points.
	* At the start of its turn, the Unit suffers 10 damage to its Torso Unit Section.		* At the start of its turn, the Unit suffers 10 damage to its Torso Unit Section.
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	\|Airborne \|\| * If a Unit has the [AIR] Movement Mechanism, place an elevation token (+1, +2, +3) beside it to indicate its current elevation. This token is removed when the Unit returns to solid ground.		\|Airborne \|\|
			* If a Unit has the [AIR] Movement Mechanism, place an elevation token (+1, +2, +3) beside it to indicate its current elevation. This token is removed when the Unit returns to solid ground.
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	\|Blinded \|\|		\|Blinded \|\|

Blckspawn: /* Deployment Areas */

2026-04-13T04:44:55Z

Deployment Areas

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	File:Deployment Areas.png\|'''Standard Deployment'''		File:Deployment Areas.png\|'''Standard Deployment'''
	File:Cornered Deployment.png\|'''Cornered Deployment'''		File:Cornered Deployment.png\|'''Cornered Deployment'''
	File:Long Side Deployment.png\|'''~~Cornered~~ Deployment'''		File:Long Side Deployment.png\|'''Long Side Deployment'''
	</gallery>		</gallery>

Blckspawn: /* Deployment Areas */

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Deployment Areas

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	There are three base types of Deployment Areas:		There are three base types of Deployment Areas:

	~~'''Standard Deployment'''~~		<Gallery mode="nolines" widths=380 heights=250 >
	[[File:Deployment Areas.png\|~~none\|left\|350px]]~~		File:Deployment Areas.png\|'''Standard Deployment'''
	'''~~Cornered~~ Deployment'''		File:Cornered Deployment.png\|'''Cornered Deployment'''
	[[File:Cornered Deployment.png\|~~none\|left\|350px]]~~		File:Long Side Deployment.png\|'''Cornered Deployment'''
	'''~~Long Side~~ Deployment'''		</gallery>
	[[File:Long Side Deployment.png\|~~none\|left\|350px]]~~

	=== Core Missions ===		=== Core Missions ===

Blckspawn: /* Deployment Areas */

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Deployment Areas

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	Determining Deployment Area: The players can mutually agree on which Deployment Area to begin with or can roll a d8.		Determining Deployment Area: The players can mutually agree on which Deployment Area to begin with or can roll a d8.

	[ 1 or 8 ] – Reroll		[ 1 or 8 ] – Reroll<br>
			[ 2 or 5 ] – Standard Deployment<br>
	[ 2 or 5 ] – Standard Deployment		[ 3 or 6 ] – Cornered Deployment<br>

	[ 3 or 6 ] – Cornered Deployment

	[ 4 or 7 ] – Long Side Deployment		[ 4 or 7 ] – Long Side Deployment

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	'''Standard Deployment'''		'''Standard Deployment'''
			[[File:Deployment Areas.png\|none\|left\|350px]]
	'''Cornered Deployment'''		'''Cornered Deployment'''
			[[File:Cornered Deployment.png\|none\|left\|350px]]
	'''Long Side Deployment'''		'''Long Side Deployment'''
			[[File:Long Side Deployment.png\|none\|left\|350px]]

	=== Core Missions ===		=== Core Missions ===

Blckspawn: /* Buildings & Structures */

2026-04-13T02:18:44Z

Buildings & Structures

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	===Buildings & Structures ===		===Buildings & Structures ===
			[[File:Defense structure chart.png\|right\|250px]]
	Structures can serve as cover, obstacles, or tactical objectives, and may be destroyed to alter the battlefield in a player’s favor.		Structures can serve as cover, obstacles, or tactical objectives, and may be destroyed to alter the battlefield in a player’s favor.

Blckspawn: /* High Ground Bonus */

2026-04-13T02:16:10Z

High Ground Bonus

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	=== High Ground Bonus ===		=== High Ground Bonus ===
	When an attacking Unit is at a higher elevation than its target, it gains a High Ground Bonus (HGB). The bonus value is determined by the elevation difference between the attacker and the target. Units attacking targets at higher elevations do not receive this bonus. Bonuses do not stack.		When an attacking Unit is at a higher elevation than its target, it gains a High Ground Bonus (HGB). The bonus value is determined by the elevation difference between the attacker and the target. Units attacking targets at higher elevations do not receive this bonus. Bonuses do not stack.
	[[File:HGBnewer.png\|none\|left\|~~300px~~]]		[[File:HGBnewer.png\|none\|left\|350px]]

	=== Hex Colors ===		=== Hex Colors ===

Blckspawn: /* High Ground Bonus */

2026-04-13T02:16:00Z

High Ground Bonus

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	=== High Ground Bonus ===		=== High Ground Bonus ===
			When an attacking Unit is at a higher elevation than its target, it gains a High Ground Bonus (HGB). The bonus value is determined by the elevation difference between the attacker and the target. Units attacking targets at higher elevations do not receive this bonus. Bonuses do not stack.
	[[File:HGBnewer.png\|none\|left\|300px]]		[[File:HGBnewer.png\|none\|left\|300px]]
	When an attacking Unit is at a higher elevation than its target, it gains a High Ground Bonus (HGB). The bonus value is determined by the elevation difference between the attacker and the target. Units attacking targets at higher elevations do not receive this bonus. Bonuses do not stack.

	=== Hex Colors ===		=== Hex Colors ===

Blckspawn: /* High Ground Bonus */

2026-04-13T02:15:44Z

High Ground Bonus

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	=== High Ground Bonus ===		=== High Ground Bonus ===
			[[File:HGBnewer.png\|none\|left\|300px]]
	When an attacking Unit is at a higher elevation than its target, it gains a High Ground Bonus (HGB). The bonus value is determined by the elevation difference between the attacker and the target. Units attacking targets at higher elevations do not receive this bonus. Bonuses do not stack.		When an attacking Unit is at a higher elevation than its target, it gains a High Ground Bonus (HGB). The bonus value is determined by the elevation difference between the attacker and the target. Units attacking targets at higher elevations do not receive this bonus. Bonuses do not stack.

Blckspawn: /* Terrain */

2026-04-13T02:09:33Z

Terrain

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	== Terrain ==		== Terrain ==
	[[File:~~Elevation~~.png~~\|frameless~~\|right\|~~500px~~\|]]		[[File:ELE.png\|right\|350px\|]]
	Battlefield terrain can include anything from towering buildings to small rocks and trees. Some features are mission-specific, while others are represented by colored hexes, each providing unique advantages or disadvantages. Terrain can affect movement, line of sight, and combat outcomes, so its placement is a key part of battle strategy.		Battlefield terrain can include anything from towering buildings to small rocks and trees. Some features are mission-specific, while others are represented by colored hexes, each providing unique advantages or disadvantages. Terrain can affect movement, line of sight, and combat outcomes, so its placement is a key part of battle strategy.

Blckspawn: /* Terrain */

2026-04-13T02:00:14Z

Terrain

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	== Terrain ==		== Terrain ==
			[[File:Elevation.png\|frameless\|right\|500px\|]]
	Battlefield terrain can include anything from towering buildings to small rocks and trees. Some features are mission-specific, while others are represented by colored hexes, each providing unique advantages or disadvantages. Terrain can affect movement, line of sight, and combat outcomes, so its placement is a key part of battle strategy.		Battlefield terrain can include anything from towering buildings to small rocks and trees. Some features are mission-specific, while others are represented by colored hexes, each providing unique advantages or disadvantages. Terrain can affect movement, line of sight, and combat outcomes, so its placement is a key part of battle strategy.