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The standings for the current month:
| Objective | CPs earned |
| The Scion of Chaos: | +1,25 CP |
| The Scourge of the Realm: | +0 CP |
| The Celestial Protectorate: | +0,96 CP |
| The Lure of Fortune: | +1,42 CP |
| The Silent Threat: | +3 CP |
| The Damned Shall Burn: | +0 CP |
Everyone loves reading battle reports - and so do we! If you have written something related to your campaign or if you have taken photos then please let us know. We will happily post a link to your stuff. If you don't know where to post your texts or where to upload your photos and you don't want to sign up on a forum such as TBMF (well, shame on you!), then don't worry, we can find a way of putting it up here.
(Chesterfield, England): TheWatcher and Cian were so kind as to write some battle reports about his BTB games. You can read them in the 'Battle Reports and Fluff' section of Tom's Boring Mordheim Forum: Week 1, Week 2,
Week 6, Week 7, Week 8.
Drunken Gobos (Lodz, Poland): Tattoed_Bastard has posted some fluff for his marauder warband on the Najmita forum.
Die Nordlichter (Lüneburg, Germany): Horatius has posted a battle report and some campaign info on Tom's Boring Mordheim Forum.
With each month there is a new event taking place that affects the gaming groups in one way or another. The various events that occured are listed below. The event for the current month is also given on the front page for quick reference.
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April 15th, 2009 - Skulduggery: From now on, before a battle, the warband may exchange this objective with The Scourge of the Realm incurring no penalty on their CP. Once this is done the warband cannot change again for the remainder of the campaign. Transfer the Campaign points to the other objective sheet. From then on the warband follows all rules for Objective Progress and new Achievements as described in that objective. However, note that the warband only benefits from the achievements already made from the original objective and not those on the new one.
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March 15th, 2009 - When starting a new warband, the Marauders of Chaos have access to the following tribe option:
The Tong
Hailing from the far east corner of the Wastes are the Tong. There are but a few stories of their existence. The accounts of those who miraculously survived an encounter with The Tong are retold in hushed tones to scare children. Most dreaded of all the northern tribes these despoilers thirst for bloodshed is insatiable. The fact that they are so rarely seen only fuels the mysterious reputation that shrouds them in legend.
Special Rules
Blessed servants of Chaos: A newly hired Tong Marauder Chieftain must buy one mutation (see Possessed warband). Instead, he may choose to buy one of the Blessings of Nurgle (see page 66 of the Empire in Flames supplement), in which case he must choose the Mark of Onogal when he is granted with a Mark of the Dark Gods
Strict Observation: The Tong enjoy more attention of their patrons than the usual marauders. Therefore a Tong Chieftain is affected on a roll of 10+ by the Eyes of the Dark Gods special rule when determining whether he becomes a spawn of Chaos or gains a mark.
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February 15th, 2009 - Men of the North Stake Claim: As the northmen march to war, their tribes movement has attracted beastly followers from across the land. You may add +D3 Gors to your warband as allies (see Bestiary for the rules for allies) once only. The Gors are equipped with axes and shields. They will stay with the warband as long as the leader passes the Leadership test required to retain allies, even after this event has ended.
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