Mad_wookiee's Maps - Manticore added 6/28/2013

[mad_wookiee]

I've been playing around with this scenario-based map and thought I'd post it for anyone looking for something a little on the creepy side. The map is designed for aesthetics and feel rather than playability, but it doesn't have any major balance issues that I've found. I particularly like the zombie movement rules. Enjoy!

Morindan Graveyard


Requirements:
2 Rise of the Valkyrie
3 Road to the Forgotten Forest
1 Fortress of the Archkyrie
3 squads Zombies of Morindan

Glyph:
Brandar

Scenario:
You and your allies have stumbed upon an ancient courtyard, in the center of which sits an object of undetermined power. Your task is to retrieve this object. Complicating your efforts, however, are two obstacles: your enemies have also found the courtyard and are determined that the power it holds will be theirs. They are not your only concern, however - your arrival appears to have disturbed other forces, forces that have slept and now awaken...to hunger.

Zombie movement:
The zombies start on the green hexes. Eight zombies are placed at the start of the game; the ninth begins out of play but is considered a valid target for the Zombies Rise Again ability. Zombies move as a third player who is always considered to have the lowest initiative. The zombie player always uses the Horde Movement ability following these rules:
1. If any player controls the Glyph of Brandar, that player resolves the Horde Movement ability as he or she wishes.
2. If neither player controls the Glyph of Brandar, each player may move the zombies according to the following rules. Movement begins with the player with initiative for the round and alternates until a maximum of six zombies have moved.
a. Zombies must always move towards the closest figure and will move the maximum number of spaces possible.
b. If two figures are equally distant from the zombie, the controlling player may decide towards which figure the zombie will move.
c. After all zombies have moved, any engaged zombies will attack; this is a variation of the normal Horde Movement mechanic. If three zombies are engaged with a single figure, Zombie Onslaught will be triggered and resolved as normal. Note that this only occurs if neither player controls the glyph - if one player controls the zombies, then Horde Movement works as normal.

Victory Conditions:
A player wins when he or she has either eliminated all enemy units (player and zombie) OR has eliminated all of the opponent's forces and controls the Glyph of Brandar.

[NecroBlade]

Sounds like a great scenario, and nice map! You should go ahead and copy all the rules here, though.

[mad_wookiee]

Originally Posted by NecroBlade

Sounds like a great scenario, and nice map! You should go ahead and copy all the rules here, though.

Good thought. I added download links on the first page, btw.