These are groups that see the Wittgensteins as a
threat to their operations, and wish to ensure no-
The Barony of Wittgendorf has been plagued by warp-taint for more
than a century. After Dagmar von Wittgenstein located and brought a
warpstone meteorite to the castle for study. The effects of the warpstone
since then have corrupted the land around. Produce dwindled and
mutated, and the rate of mutant births also went up. Its effect on the
Wittgensteins, causing severe mutation and insanity, forced them to
retreat into seclusion and inbreeding within the castle grounds, for the
sake of secrecy. The family’s position of power, and the fact Wittgendorf
was now a poor backwater allowed them to keep most interlopers from
prying too much into their affairs.
Recently, Dagmar’s great-great-granddaughter Margritte has found
her ancestor’s notes and the lead casket which contained the warpstone in
the vaults of the castle. Over the years she has mastered the necromantic
arts and has harnessed the power of the stone to energize her creations,
and obtain raw materials from already tainted peasant stock. Not
obviously externally mutated herself, she has been accumulating influence
locally and amassing a cadre of followers. She is now looking to expand
her influence further by aligning herself with groups interested in using
the warpstone’s power, for which she can charge exhorbitant rates.
Terrain
You will need a 4’x6’ table to set up the castle itself, and a smaller
2’x2’ table for the underground dock and tunnels below the castle. Refer
to the maps in the next page to see the layout and how you should place
the castle walls and buildings.
Place a number of crates, tents and other props in the Outer Bailey: this
is where the beggars are holed up. Place also D3+2 powder kegs and D3
Crates of Cargo inside the barracks building. Place several trees and
shrubs outside the castle walls: the castle hasn’t been well maintained
and the usually cleared perimeter has become overgrown.
Place a large, 3-story building inside the Inner Bailey: this is the Manor
House. If your building does not have accessible interiors, you can
represent the rooms inside the house in a separate table using
WarhammerQuest tiles or similar, or the tiles provided at the end of this
supplement. The Inner Bailey also has a smaller building, where a
Temple to Slaanesh is located, and a 2”x2” wide pit in the center of the
courtyard.
Finally, you will need a 2’x2’ space for the castle underground, set up as
the map shows.
Warbands and Setup
This scenario must be played between four teams of players: one
made up of defenders, and 3 teams of attackers (which may or may not
be hostile to each other). Warbands should be split in number as equally
as possible in 3 parts, between the Defenders, Forces of Law, and Rivals
+ Warpstone Hunters. (eg. If 6 players participate, 2 should be Defenders,
2 should be Forces of Law, one should be Rivals and one should be
Warpstone Hunters). They must deploy in the order as follows:
Defending warbands can fill one of two roles:
House Guard: These are on Wittgenstein payroll and are loyal to
Margritte. They are allied with each other and with the Castle Guests,
and cannot break their alliance. They may be any non-lawful warbands
following “The Seekers” or “The Smugglers”, or in absence of that, any
non-lawful Human warband (including unscrupulous warbands
following “The Sellswords” objectives). They can deploy in the Outer
Bailey and in the Guardhouse at the docks and any wagons/animals
they own must be deployed in the Stables of the Outer Bailey.
Castle Guests: These are guests that Margritte wishes to make
alliances with. They are allied with each other, and with the House
Guard and Margritte, but may break any of their alliances if they wish.
They must be Chaos-worshippers or any other non-Lawful warband that
is not Greenskins or Skaven. They can deploy inside the Manor House or
anywhere in the Inner Bailey, and any wagons/animals they own must
be deployed in the Stables of the Outer Bailey.
one else controls these lands, including the ‘Forces
of Law’. Their mission is to eliminate the
Wittgensteins, as well as raiding and razing the
castle. If more than one warband plays this role,
they are allied with each other, but may break their
alliance later on during the game. Warbands must
be following “The Raiders”, “The Smugglers”, or any
other non-Lawful warband.
Models can be deployed outside the walls of the
Outer Bailey (as indicated on the map, 16” or more
away from non-allied models and all within 10” of
each other) or on the river near the dock (see map).
Models deployed on the dock may deploy with any
boats they may have, or with two free rafts (for this
battle only).
Models may be distributed between these two
locations, but if more than one warband is playing
this role, then one warband must fully deploy at the
docks, and no other warband can deploy there.
These are a coalition that has tracked down the
source of the corruption and aims to kill or arrest
the Wittgensteins, and retake the tainted castle.
They are allied with each other, and cannot break
their alliance. Any Lawful warbands, plus any
warbands following “The Wardens” or “The Zealots”
objectives, must belong to the ‘Forces of Law’. They
are set up outside the Outer Bailey as indicated on
the map, at least 16” away from any non-allied
models. Distribute four ladders and two powder
kegs among the ‘Forces of Law’ warbands..
These are skulking groups that covet the warpstone
meteorite in Margritte’s possession. They have
tracked it down, and have discovered the secret
access tunnels leading to the castle. Only one
warband plays this role, and if there is anyone
following “The Host of Horrors” objective, they
should fill it. Otherwise, any other Evil warband
(especially Chaos) should fill it.
The ‘Warpstone Hunter’ warband is deployed in the
Tunnel Entry in the underground table (see map),
all within 6” of the edge of the entrance.
These models are under the control of the House
Guard warbands.
Place Margritte, the Wittgenstein Monster and 4
zombies in the Manor’s laboratory. The room should
have a window or balcony through which Margritte
can cast her spells on models in the courtyard of the
Inner Bailey. Additionally, place the Ogre Slagdarg
in the Torture Room in the underground table.
Also, deploy D3+2 Mutants in the courtyard of the
Outer Bailey: these are the beggars of the castle,
which Margritte keeps so she can regularly
experiment on them. They are not controlled by any
player, but may be persuaded to join a cause or may
be abducted.
Finally, deploy any models with Infiltration or
similar abilities. They can deploy anywhere they
wish on the main table, but not inside the manor
house, chapel, or underground table.
 Inner Bailey Outer Bailey

Barracks
2+ story
Temple building

➢Deploy
Forces of
Law
Bridge and
Pit Tower ➢Deploy House Rivals
Manor Guard here here

House ➢Deploy Main

Guests Gate
3-story Stables
building here

Down to
Underground
Dock

Underground : River Gate River

6” channel
Note: this layout is a suggestion. Any model
to Torture dock house with 2-3 floors and enough rooms will do
Temple room + fine, as long as rooms marked “?” are isolated
prisoners rooms (not corridors).

Manor House - ground floor

to outer shallow
bailey water ? room
? to 1st
room
floor

➢Warpstone Hunters enter here ➢Deploy Rivals’ ? room

boats here

2nd floor 1st floor

? Laboratory ? ?
room room room
to ground
floor
Margritte’s Window
room /balcony

to 2nd Margritte ? ?
floor and Monster room room
start here
 “Many had family members taken by the Lady to live in the castle… We don’t know
what’s happened to them!”
- Herbert Marcuse, Innkeeper

“Assaulting the castle head-on won’t work unless you can somehow open the gates
from the inside, or lower ropes down to allow others to scale the walls. Infiltrating
someone inside would prove most useful. You can always try to blow up the main
gate, if you can weather a missile attack!”
- Hilda Eysenck, Outlaw

Starting the Game Underground Events: this scenario does not make
Warpstone Hunters start first, followed by Rivals or Forces of Law use of the Random Events table. When an
(decide randomly which starts first), and finally all the defending underground tile is entered for the first time by a
warbands. Allied warbands should take their turn at the same time. warband, roll a D6. On a 1, something happens! Roll
It is advised that Attacking warbands have a plan in advance to enter a D6 and consult on the table below.
the castle: either siege ladders (or good climbers), models with 1-Skulking Mutant. The mutant Brutagh lives
Infiltration or lots of powder kegs, to blow up the gates! in these tunnels, and has been carefully spying
the invaders. It climbs along ceilings silently,
Special Rules until he is ready to strike. This unfortunate
model is now its victim: the model must make an
Sentries: All defending models deployed in the Outer Bailey are
I test or become Brutagh’s strangulation victim.
unaware of the creeping attackers, so they cannot move normally. The
Roll a T test: if the model fails you must roll for
controller of each such model must roll a dice for each of their models in
Injury with a +2 to the roll. If the model is not
their movement phase: on a 6 they can move the model normally, on a 1
taken Out of Action, in its next turn if there are
an attacking warband gets to move the model, on a 2-5 they don’t move
no friendly models within 2” of it then it is killed
that turn. Once an attacking model is within line of sight (or if hidden,
by Brutagh and taken back ot his lair (remove the
within the model’s detection limit), and the sentry model is not stunned
model from the roster). If the model succeeds, he
or knocked down, at the end of their turn they can sound the alarm! On
can make an attack against Brutagh. Brutagh
their next turn, all sentry models can move freely.
has WS4, T3 and W1. If reduced to 0 wounds,
Models in the Inner Bailey and Underground may move normally from
Brutagh is quickly dispatched. If he survives,
the start of the game, as they have either been alerted by the Countess’
Brutagh slinks back into the shadows waiting for
scryings or have heard footsteps down the tunnels.
its next victim…
2-Lashworm. A model must succeed on an I test
Gates & Walls: There is one reinforced main gate leading into the
or be grabbed by the worm: they will become
Outer Bailey, another in the Bridge Gate, and another at the entrance
knocked down. The worm will then try to drag
of the Inner Bailey. All gates are T7 W4, and can be opened from the
the model down its burrow at the beginning of
inside by spending the entire turn doing nothing else. Above each gate
each of the model’s movement phases: the model
(inside the gate-tower, or the crenellations above it) place a Cauldron of
must succeed on a S test or be dragged down into
Oil (see Encampment Gear), which can be used by defenders.
the depths (remove it from your roster), otherwise
If you detonate more than one powder keg within 1” of a gate, add +1 to
it stays knocked down. Friendly models may
the Strength of the explosions (each one normally explodes for D3 S6
move into contact with the fallen model and try to
hits) for each barrel beyond the first (to a maximum of S8). Walls are
cut them free in the combat phase: the worm’s
too smooth to be climbed normally, but can be scaled normally with
body has T3 and W2, attacks hit automatically.
Rope & Hook or climbing skills (Scale sheer surfaces and Wall-walker),
If reduced to 0 wounds, the worm slinks back to
or with ladders.
its hole and releases the model.
Models on top of the walls can also lower a Rope and Hook down,
3- Rats! D3 Giant Rats are placed in base
allowing models underneath them outside the wall to climb even if the
contact with the model (count as charging). Other
vertical distance would be too high for their Move characteristic.
models can move in to help (count as charging).
The Mutant Beggars: these poor sods are terrified and aren’t much 4-5- A spooky noise! If the model fails on a Ld
help to anyone. However, any model within 2” of them can, if they test it must flee straight backwards 2D6”.
succeed on a Ld test with a -3 penalty to Ld, convince them to act in 6-Sconce. A torch is set on this wall! It
their behalf. If they succeed, they can recruit them to their side, and illuminates a 6” radius, but can also be grabbed
will control them for the rest of the battle. by a model.
They follow the rules for Townspeople, but have only S2 T2 and Ld 5
(their mutations aren’t really useful in combat).

Dark Underground: The underground passage connects the Outer Bailey to

the basement of the Manor House, and can be used as a way around the gates
to the Inner Bailey.
There is no light in the underground, except for the river, dock, Guardroom,
Torture Chamber and Stairwell. Models have zero line of sight, and can only
detect models within the detection range for finding hidden models. Skaven,
Undead, Goblins, Ghouls and Dwarfs add +6” to this detection range when in
darkness. Models in the dark with lit torches consider their entire detection
range (including the bonus from torch) as illuminated and fully within line of
sight. Models can still try to shoot at a target they cannot see but can detect,
but take a -2 To Hit penalty.
Fall Back! Defending warbands are
surrounded, but they also hold defensive
positions. Whenever their warband would fail a
Rout test, instead of removing the models from
the board, they will fall back to the next
defensible position. They will flee 2D6” (as if
they had failed an All Alone test) each turn,
going by the shortest route, until they reach the
next position (see below).
If they were in the Outer Bailey, they will fall
back to the BridgeTower. If they were in the
BridgeTower, they will fall back to the Inner
Bailey. If they were in the Underground, they
will fall back above-ground through the closest
stairwell (either to the Outer Bailey or to the
Manor house). If they were in the Inner Bailey
they will fall back to the manor house. Once in
the manor house, they will progressively fall
back one floor upwards, until they are on the
same floor as the Countess.
They will fall back the first time if below 75% of
their number (as usual per routing rules), the
second time below 50% of their number, and a
final time if below 25% of their number.
The Pit: this pit is located in the middle of the
Inner Bailey. Down in the pit is where Lady
Margritte throws her failed experiments.
Anyone falling in there (it’s 6” deep) is
immediately charged by an immobile Chaos
Spawn that has W6 and 2D6 attacks. There is a
rope ladder leading out of the pit, so models can
safely climb out without needing to test. Models
within 2” of the pit can, instead of their attacks
in close combat, try to shove opponents into the
pit: roll To Hit, and then instead of rolling To
Wound both models roll D6+their S and
compare the results. If the attacking model
succeeds, he pushes his opponent into the pit.
Torture Room: the Torture Room is
located in the underground tunnels, near
the basement of the Manor House. The
torturer, the Ogre Slagdarg (use the
statistics of an Ogre Slaver Hired Sword),
was in the middle of some torturing when
the attack started: place D3 prisoners
chained to the walls (count as hostages).
Slagdarg is controlled by the House
Guard warbands, and can move normally
from the start of the game.
Temple: this former chapel to
Sigmar has been desecrated and
turned into a temple to Chaos. Any
model entering there will notice a
sweet-smelling mist throughout the
chapel, a discordant music playing
and a few people slumped and
writhing along the ground. Any
model inside which is not a Daemon
or Undead must make a Ld test
each turn, or become affected with
Stupidity.
The condition lasts until they spend
an entire turn outside. When a
model rolls for ‘drooling’ for a second
time inside the temple, they also
become knocked down.
In one corner of the temple place a
marker: this is the trapdoor to the Underground table.
On one side of the temple is an organ playing by itself, the source of
the mesmerizing music. It can be attacked and destroyed, but it will
attack back with tentacles manifested from unknown places.
Profile M WS BS S T W I A Ld
The Daemonic Organ 4 3 0 4 5 3 23 5
Special Rules: Immune to Psychology, Immune to Critical Hits,
Immune to Poison and Diseases.
Once reduced to zero wounds
it is destroyed (do not roll for
Injury). The music stops and
the mesmerizing effect
disappears.
There are D3+1 cultists of
Chaos here lying on the floor
writhing in esctasy: they are
Stunned, and will not
recover for the duration of
the battle. They can be
taken as hostages, or put
under arrest.
Once the Organ is destroyed,
any attacking model may
spend one turn inside without doing anything.
If so, at the end of the turn the model may collect D3+1 Unholy
Relics, D3+1 Wyrdstone shards. They will also find the trapdoor
which leads to the Underground.
Burning Down the House! The Manor House can be set
on fire. It follows the normal rules for burning buildings,
except that as the house is so big the fire takes much
longer to spread. When placing Fire markers, place them in
the room where the fire was started. Use the table below
instead of the usual Burning Building table.
D6+Fire Markers Result . The Wittgenstein Monster 4 3 0 4 5 3 2 3 5
1 Gone Out. The fire has gone out (as per the
Burning House table entry).
2-3 Burning Room. Models in the same room as a
Fire marker are affected as per Rising Flames.
4-5 Expanding Flames. As per the Rising Flames
entry, but the effect applies to the whole floor
where Fire markers have been placed.
6-7 Rising Flames. As per the Burning House entry.
8-9 Raging Inferno. As per the Burning House
entry.
10+ Collapse. As per the Burning House entry.
The Inhabitants of the house can try to put out fires. The
House has 6 Inhabitants (see The Manor House rules on
the right) that are scattered throughout the rooms of the
house. They can scurry up and down the house as needed
to put out fires, but until they are found in their rooms, do
not represent them with models on the table.
As long as there is one Inhabitant, or any defending model
that did nothing during that turn, at the end of the turn
roll a D6 for each Inhabitant or defending model that also
didn’t do anything. For each roll of 5+, remove 1 fire
marker from the Manor. If all markers are removed in this
manner, the fire is extinguished.
If the Manor fully burns down, all models inside suffer the
consequences of a collapsed building.
The Inhabitants can be eliminated by finding them in the
rooms of the house (see the Manor House Rooms table).
Gunpowder Plotting. Whenever a powder keg explodes
within a room of the house or the underground, roll a D6.
On a 4+, the ceiling comes crashing down. All models in the
room must succeed on an Initiative test to jump out of the
way (to the edge of the area) or suffer D3 S6 hits. Place
markers to denote the rubble: the area is now impassable.
If the models underneath haven’t been taken out of action,
they are now under the rubble and succeed on a T test at
the beginning of their turn or lose one Wound, until they go
Out of Action or escape. They can escape by succeeding on
a Initiative test at a -2 penalty, or a friendly model
adjacent to the rubble markers succeeds on a Strength test
at a -1 penalty.
Whenever a Manor room collapses in this way, roll 2D6.
For each room already collapsed and Fire marker add +1.
On a result of 10, the whole Manor House collapses.
Margritte von Wittgenstein: the young lady
Wittgenstein has become an accomplished necromancer,
and commands vicious magic. Her model is controlled by
the House Guard warbands. She can move normally from
the beginning of the game. The zombies that guard her
must always try to stay within 6” of her.
It has the following stats:
Profile M WS BS S T W I A Ld
Margritte von Wittgenstein 4 3 3 3 3 2 31
Weapons/armor: a dagger. Spells:
Mutations: Blackblood Necromancy: Re-Animation, Lifestealer,
Skills: Sorcery, Mind Focus, Spell of Doom
Magical Aptitude Lesser Magic: Sword of Rezhebel, Dread
of Aramar.
The Wittgenstein Monster: Margritte’s
experiments have culminated in a large monstrosity, made
from several body parts, and powered by warpstone.
The Monster is controlled by the House Guard warbands. It
can move normally from the beginning of the game. It has
the following stats:
Profile M WS BS S T W I A Ld
Weapons/armor: massive fists and claws!
Special Rules
Cause Fear, Immune to Psychology, Immune to
Poison, Large Target, counts as undead.
No Pain: the Monster treats Stunned results as Knocked
Down.
Automaton: the Monster can only be directed by Margritte.
If the Monster is more than 6” away from her at the
beginning of its turn, roll a D6. On a 1-2 the Monster stands
confused, and does nothing that turn; on a 3-4 the Monster
stumbles D6” in a random direction (stopping 1” from any
intervening model), on 5-6 the Monster charges the nearest
enemy model.
Powered: the Monster is powered by a shard of wyrdstone
to be brought to life. Should the Monster be taken Out of
Action, the model who took it down receives a shard of
wyrdstone.
The Manor House: the large manor has many rooms, and
has lots of knick-knacks, luxury items and even sources of
arcane lore lying around: attacking warbands may be
interested in pilfering some of it. There are 6 Inhabitants
living within in total, ready to defend the house against
intruders: they are the Wittgenstein nobility and their
servants, suffering from mutation for generations. The
House Guard warband should note the number of remaining
Inhabitants in their roster, and keep track of those who have
perished.
Whenever an attacker model spends at least one turn in any
room doing nothing else, roll a D6 and consult the table
below.
D6 Result
1-2 Trap! As the Standard Trap
Underground Event in the Undertown
scenario.
3-4 Nothing of value inside.
5 A few valuables worth 2D6 Gc.
6 A Treasure!
If a room is marked by “ ? ” on
the map, roll a D66 and consult
the Manor House Rooms table
in the next page. Mark off each
room already visited: that result
cannot be used again. Once in a
room, any model that spends an
entire turn there without doing
anything can also make an
Initiative test with a -1 penalty
(having the Seeker or Warpstone
Hunter rules grants a +1 bonus to
Initiative each).
If at least one model succeeds on this
test, roll a D6: if the result is a 6 then the
model has found the Vault! Mark the
room, and see the Special Rules for the
Vault in the next page.
If the roll is 1-5, mark the room
indicating that the Vault is not here (no
more searches can be made there).
When a room marked with ‘?’ is first entered by an attacker model, roll a D66 and consult the table below.
‘Room occupants’ that charge the entering model are placed in base contact with it, but other friendly models may
move into base contact with occupant models on that turn, as if they were charging, to help the entering model.
Mark off each room result already visited: that result cannot be used again.

11-14 - Taxidermist’s room: this room belongs to Kurt
von Wittgenstein, a deranged 4-armed mutant who
delights in stuffing his dead victims and collecting them as
his “friends”. Place a model representing Kurt in contact
with the entering model: they are now in close combat.
Profile M WS BS S T W I A Ld
Kurt von Wittgenstein 4 4 2 3 3 1 4 3 7
Kurt is armed with a dagger in each hand, so he has a
total of 4 attacks. If defeated, scratch one Inhabitant from
the roster.
15-22 - Lady Ingrid’s room: this is the room of the
Baroness, Lady Ingrid von Wittgenstein. She is completely
deranged, but poses little threat. Her mutated cats,
however, are a different story. Place D2 Pumas (Hunting
Cats) in base contact with the entering model (these are
the biggest ones). Furthermore, all entering models inside
the room suffer a S1 hit each turn (no criticals) from
smaller (but no less weird) mutated cats. Once the Large
cats are defeated, entering models can immediately arrest
or kill Lady Ingrid: scratch one Inhabitant from the roster.
When searching this room, roll 2 dice for each search.
Models can also grab jewelry worth 40+D6x10gc.
36-44 - Garderobe and storage room: nothing but
the bathroom and storage rooms. A model can collect
D3+1 Cargo crates from here.
45-52 - Chiming Room: This is where the family
keeps memorabilia, such as musical instruments,
knick-knacks and mountains of clocks. For each
model that spends a turn there, roll a D6. On a 1-2,
the model steps on something or leans into a lever,
and acciddentaly trigger a mechanism! Roll a D6:
1-2: Deafening Chimes. All the clocks in the room set
off at the same time, ringing deafeningly throughout
the room. All models within must succeed on a T test
or suffer from Stupidity until their next turn.
3-4: Cuckoo Clock. A large 3-ft long wooden cuckoo
statuette flies out of one of the larger clocks, striking
the model square in the face. The model suffers a S3
hit.
5-6: Clockwork Knights. Two life-sized mechanical
knight figures, each carrying a mallet, slide out of
two tall clocks, along a groove on the ground,
speeding towards each other. And the model
happens to stand in the middle! The model must
succeed on an I test or suffer two S5 hits.

23-31 Kitchen: two mutants are busy preparing food for
the manor. They strike at the invaders wih abandon,
brandishing knives and metal spoons. Place both in
contact with the entering model: they are now in combat.
Profile M WS BS S T W I A Ld
Mutants 4 2 2 2 2 1 31 6
One of the mutants seeps a horrendous smell (all
models in base contact suffer a -1 penalty To Hit), the
other Causes Fear. They are each armed with a dagger.
Once both mutants are dispatched, scratch two
Inhabitants from the roster.
When searching this room, roll 2 dice for each
search. You can also collect D3+1 Treasures.
53-56 - Library: this is Lady Margritte’s library, full
of obscure and arcane books. Any model with access
to Academic skills can spend an entire turn doing
nothing within the room, to roll a Ld test (with a -2
penalty) at the end of the turn. The first model to
succeed finds an interesting book: roll a D6.
1: Alchemist’s Notebook 5: Book of the Dead
2-4: Tome of Magic 6: Tome of Daemonology

32-35- Butler’s room: Slurd, the family’s butler, lives in
this room. He is old and not particularly aware, and quite
mad. Use the statistics above for Slurd, but he suffers from
Stupidity and his weapon is one of his claws (he takes no
penalty for not using a weapon). Once he is dispatched,
scratch one Inhabitant from the roster.
61-66-Servant’s Hall: this dingy room is where the
servants of the manor live. Currently, one of them is
bunking here, and is startled by the invaders
barging in. She will charge at the entering model
with a cudgel (treat as a club). Use the statistics for
the mutants above. If dispatched, scratch off one
Inhabitant from the roster.

The Vault: this secret cache is where the

Wittgenstein family keeps their valuables.
Currently, it holds 50+D6x10gc worth of jewelry and
D3+1 Treasures, but most importantly it contains a
Smuggler’s Box with a Warpstone Meteorite inside!!
The box can be carried like a large crate by two
models, but if one of the models is attacked while
carrying it, roll a D6 to see if the box tumbles open.
On a 1 the box opens and the meteorite rolls out,
showering everyone with warp energies! All models
within 6” must immediately roll on the Warp-touch
table. After that, only models holding the meteorite
(such as to put it back into the box) must roll for
warp-touch. The meteorite can be carried by two
models just like the box.

Winning the Game
Each of the roles/factions in the scenario have
specific goals they need to achieve in order to
win.
The Game ends when there is only one faction
on the table that has not routed.
The House Guard and Guests of the Castle:
the defending warbands win if they rout all
other warbands, Lady Margritte is alive and
enemy warbands do not have possession of the
warpstone meteorite.
If other warbands rout but one of them stole the
meteorite, then this faction achieves a draw.
If Lady Margritte dies, this faction
automatically loses.
Forces of Law: this faction wins if the Temple
has collapsed (or is on fire by the end of the
battle), Lady Margritte is taken Out of Action,
and they prevent the warpstone meteorite from
being in the hands of either the defenders or the
Warpstone Hunters. If they succeed on taking
Margritte out of action but fail to retrieve the
meteorite OR the the Temple still stands, then
they only achieve a draw. This faction loses if by
the end of the battle Margritte is still alive and
not captive or under arrest.
Rivals: this faction wins if Lady Margritte is
taken Out of Action and they successfully gain
control of the Manor House and Inner Bailey (ie.
no models from the other factions remain within
them, although they can be underground). It is
irrelevant for them if the Manor has collapsed
or not.
Warpstone Hunters: this faction wins if they
escape with the warpstone meteorite off the
table. If they rout while holding the meteorite,
they still win if models carrying it are out of
charge range of any enemy models.
If the Manor collapses before the meteorite is
found, this faction can only secure victory by
being the only warband left standing without
routing.
If another warband escapes with the meteorite
off the table, or routs while holding the
meteorite outside of charge range of any enemy
models, then this faction immediately loses.
It is posssible that castle Wittgenstein is
razed, but the meteorite is left unclaimed
by no warband (such as if it was dropped as
a warband was routing, or the battle ends
in a draw).
In such a case, any warband following The
Host of Horrors that can pick “The
Undertown” scenario to play may instead
choose to investigate the tunnels
underneath the castle to try and find the
Vault. They can play “The Undertown”
scenario as the defender, trying to find the
‘Warpstone Deposit’ Hidden Room (which
instead contains the Smuggler’s Box with
the meteorite inside.
Experience
+1 Survives. If a Hero or a Henchmen group survives the battle
they gain +1 Experience.
+1 per enemy Out of Action. A Hero earns +1 Experience for each
enemy model he puts Out of Action.
+1 Winning Leader. Each warband leader in the winning faction
gains +1 Experience.
+1 Bodyguards. Each leader of the defending warbands earns +1
Experience if Lady Margritte has not been taken Out of Action by
the end of the game.
+1 Indomitable. Each defending Hero and Henchman group that is
not out of action or fleeing by the end of the game gains +1
Experience.
+1 The Lady is dead! The Hero that takes Lady Margritte Out of
Action gains +1 extra Experience.
+1 Cleanse the Taint! A Hero from the Forces of Law that sets fire
to the Temple, or takes Kurt, Lady Ingrid or the Wittgenstein
Monster Out of Action, earns +1 extra Experience.
+1 Conquerors! The Rivals warband earns +1 Experience for each
enemy warband that routs before they do, as long as one or more of
their Heroes were in close combat with one or more models from
that warband when they rout. Divide up these Experience points
among the warband’s Heroes as equally as possible, at the end of
the battle.
+1 Demolitionist. Each Rivals Hero that sets off a powder keg, or
sets fire to the Manor (and the fire is not extinguished), gains +1
Experience.
+1 Warp Finders. The Hero from a Warpstone Hunters warband
that finds the meteorite’s Vault earns +1 Experience.
+1 Warp Thieves. A Hero from a Warpstone Hunters warband that
is carrying the Warpstone Meteorite at the end of the game gains +1
Experience.
Campaign Progress
•Defenders of the Empire. Warbands following The Zealots,
The Wardens or The Sellswords that are part of the Forces of
Law team, and win the battle, gain an additional D2+1 CPs.
Additionally, they reveal the foul plots going on in Wittgendorf,
and can reconciliate two Factions under Enmity. If the warpstone
meteorite hadn’t been stolen yet, they hand it to the Templars of
Sigmar, who will dispose of it: each warband earns a 30+D6x10 Gc
reward.
• Conquerors of Wittgendorf. If The Rivals warband wins, it
gains CPs according to its campaign objectives as per attacking a
defensible structure, or if +1 extra CP if not normally part of their
campaign objectives. In addition, the warband acquires a
Barracks encampment (which is razed if the Manor collapsed) and
also the warpstone meteorite, if it hadn’t been stolen yet.
• Tear of Morrslieb. If the warband in the Warpstone Hunters
team is following The Host of Horrors objective and wins, it
earns CPs as detailed in their campaign objectives list. Otherwise,
they have a very valuable meteorite they can sell to someone.
• Tainted Alliance. If a defending warband wins, they gain +D2
CPs, are paid 50+D3x20 Gc and D3+1 Treasures, and enters a
contract with The Wittgensteins Organization. Furthermore, if any
Hero from the warband that was not undead or a daemon died
permanently after the battle, Margritte uses her necromantic
powers to re-animate them as per The Spell of Awakening, and the
model re-joins their warband as a separate henchman group.