1d6 Biome Battle Remnants
Strange 1
Terrain
9 1d6
Terrain
To get Terrain for a contract, roll
on the Biome table, then the
Civilization table.
If you roll Strange Terrain, roll on
the Strange Terrain table, then roll
terrain as normal, ignoring further
results of Strange Terrain.
Strange Terrain
There are three types of Strange
Terrain:
 Hazardous Terrain. Has a lot
of Dangerous terrain
 Reinforcing Terrain. Has a
Neutral Enemies
 Modifying Terrain. Has
Special Rules
Neutral Enemies
Neutral Enemies follow normal AI
rules, but their target is the nearest
model on either side (Player or
Enemy). They act after both sides.
Deep in the Daemonic Rift
2
3
Temperate Forest
Snowy Wilderness
Wide, Open Plains
Wooden stakes, old earthworks,
splintered barricades, caltrops. This
The Great Rift, the home of
Daemons and the Havoc Gods.
was once the place of great battle. It
4
5
Windswept Desert
Coastal, River, or Lakeside
is still booby trapped.
At the end of each round roll a 1d6.
On a 6, place a Reinforcements
6 *Strange Terrain Place at least one piece of Battle Squad from a random Rift
1
Civilization
Deep in the Wilderness
Remnant terrain in each board
quadrant.
Daemons sub-faction, in the
center of a random quadrant.
2 Frontier of Civilization It is Dangerous terrain. If a model These are Neutral Enemies.
3 Among Ancient Ruins Advances into this terrain and On an Ancient Battlefield
4 In the Heart of a Hamlet does not attack that turn, it can
Beneath your feet are the bones of
5 Near a Walled Settlement treat the terrain as Cover terrain.
6 In the Shadow of a Fortress mighty warriors, restless from sleep.
Groves of Fungus
1d6 Strange Terrain At the end of each round roll a 1d6.
A parasitic fungus with mesmerizing On a 6, place a Vampiric Undead
1-2 Hazardous Terrain
spores has taken root in this patch of Reinforcements Squad in the
3-4 Reinforcing Terrain
5-6 Modifying Terrain wilderness. center of a random quadrant.
Place at least one piece of Fungal These are Neutral Enemies.
1d6 Hazardous Terrain
1-2 Battle Remnants terrain in each board quadrant. Amidst a Magical Deluge
3-4 Groves of Fungus When crossed a model must pass A great wind blows, leaving pins-
5-6 Volcanic Activity a Qua roll or become Stunned and-needles on the mind.
1d6 Reinforcing Terrain until the model’s next activation.
All Wizards have their bonus to
1-3 Deep in the Daemonic Rift Enemies are immune to this
cast spells doubled. Enemy
4-6 On an Ancient Battlefield effect.
Wizards cannot be Suppressed.
1d6 Modifying Terrain Volcanic Activity
During the Blackest Night
1-3 Amidst a Magical Deluge Rivers of bubbling lava, geysers of
4-6 During the Blackest Night hot steam, the air choked by ash. The moon is hidden by the clouds,
rain is beginning to fall.
Place at least one piece of
Volcanic terrain in each board Ranged attacks have -1 to hit and
quadrant. models with the Stealth special
rule can only be targeted by
This terrain is impassible, but ranged attacks when within half
models can get Line of Sight over the weapon’s range.
the top of it.
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Factions 44-45 Mummified Undead
46 Ogres
51 Orcs
& Staff 52 Ossified Undead
53 Ratmen
54-55 *Rift Daemons
10
56 Saurians
61 Shadow Stalkers
62 Sky-City Dwarves
63-64 Vampiric Undead
65 Volcanic Dwarves
66 Wood Elves
Factions
If you roll a result that has a “ * ”, d66 *Havoc War Clans
that means it has a corresponding 11-14 The Beasts
Sub-Factions table to roll on. 15-21 The Brood
22-25 The Crows
Feel free to create your own,
26-32 The Cyphers
condensed Factions table just for
33-36 The Golems
the models you have a home.
41-43 The Mutilators
d66 Factions 44-51 The Savages
11-12 Beastmen 52-54 The Scions
13 Chivalrous Kingdoms 55-63 The Serpents
14 Dark Elves 64-66 The Tyrants
15 Deep Sea Elves d6 *Havoc Warriors
16-21 Duchies of Vinci 1 Change Disciples
22 Dwarves 2-3 Havoc Warriors
23 Eternal Wardens
4 Lust Disciples
24 Ghostly Undead 5 Plague Disciples
25 Goblins 6 War Disciples
26 Halflings
d6 *Rift Daemons
31 Havoc Dwarves
1 Rift Daemons of Change
32-33 *Havoc War Clans
34-35 *Havoc Warriors 2 Rift Daemons of Lust
36 High Elves 3 Rift Daemons of Plague
41-42 Humans 4 Rift Daemons of War
43 Kingdom of Angels 5-6 Reroll
Company Staff Bodyguard
Company Staff are specialists
your Company can put on
Dismiss this Company Staff to
ignore a Wound to a model.
Retainer, while they provide
bonuses for your Company.
Gladiator
Gain one Moxy every Execution
You cannot have two of the same
Phase for every two Reputation.
Company Staff, reroll duplicates.
Grave Robber
You track your Company Staff on
If a Company model dies, gain
your Company Sheet.
5pts for every Upgrade it had.
d66 Company Staff
11-13 Apothecary Master-at-Arms
14-16 Bard Company models stop being
21-23 Bodyguard Rookies at two Veterancy.
24-26 Broker
Master Thief
31-33 Gladiator
34-36 Grave Robber When starting a Contract, you can
41-43 Master-at-Arms reduce Enemy Alertness by one.
44-46 Master Thief
Ranger
51-53 Ranger
54-56 Sage Company models can deploy an
61-63 Squire extra +3” from the board edge.
64-66 Templar
Sage
Apothecary
Treat the Company as having an
You can reroll one Injury roll per additional two Intel.
Admin Phase, keep either result.
Squire
Bard
Treat the Company as having an
Treat the Company as having an additional two Size.
additional two Reputation.
Templar
Broker
Wizards only get a 5pt Salary
Successful Contracts pay an extra bonus instead of 10pts.
10pts for every Reputation.

Faction
Sheets
11
Building a Faction Sheet
Every Enemy Faction requires a
Faction Sheet in order to play
against them. This is an easy thing
to develop and has seven steps.
 Patron’s Favor
 Squads Tables
 Command Squads Tables
 List Non-Specialist Models
 AI Wizard Actions Table
 Specialists Tables
 Spell Actions
The Fundamental Mechanic
All the favors, and spells here do
not need to be 100% perfectly
balanced. This is a solo/co-op
game relying heavily on random
tables, not a competitive one.
Create something cool and
evocative, and get inspiration from
the faction’s lore blurb and
existing spell list.
Patron’s Favor
Gaining a Patron’s Favor (a
possible reward for completing a
Contract) allows the Company to
call on that Patron Faction one
time to perform some ultimate
ability.
These are unique to the Faction
and can be used during any phase
of play.
 Contract Phase. Increased
Hazard Pay for increased
enemies, reduced Alertness,
spies that predetermine
enemy Garrisons
 Execution Phase. Orbital
bombardments, sudden
friendly reinforcements, lack
of enemy reinforcements,
miraculous healing/rallying,
special actions
 Admin Phase. Unique-super
mercenaries join the
Company, automatic
successes on Injury rolls
Squad Tables
The first six Squads on a Squad
Table should cost roughly 40-
50pts.
Every Squad after the 6th should
be roughly 5pts more expensive
per Squad past the first six.
These should not include Heroes.
Command Squad Tables
Create six squads, roughly 100pts
in value (not including Specialist
bonus points).
Each Squad will include at least
one Hero.
List Non-Specialist Models
Not every model needs to have
Specialists. Some models are just
basic enough that having a
Specialist is unnecessary.
These can be your normal grunts,
a larger “mini-boss” type monster,
or anything in-between.
If you’re basing your Enemy
Faction off pre-made OPR
factions, some models do not
have upgrades, these would be
Non-Specialist Models.
AI Wizards Actions Table
If the majority of the Faction’s
Wizards are predominately
Ranged focused, use the following
example table:
# Normal Suppressed
d6 Alien Hives Psychic
1 Maneuver Maneuver
2 Fire Fire
3 Fire Fire
4 Spell #1 Fire
5 Spell #2 Spell #1
6 Spell #3 Spell #2
AI Wizards Actions Table cont.
If the majority of the Faction’s
Wizards are predominately Melee
focused, use the following
example table:
# Normal Suppressed
d6
1
Alien Hives Psychic
Maneuver Maneuver
2 Hunt Hunt
3 Hunt Hunt
4 Spell #1 Hunt
5 Spell #2 Spell #1
6 Spell #3 Spell #2
Specialist Tables
For models that have Specialists
they can either be Commanders
or regular Specialists.
Commanders get a bolded subtitle
along with a series of upgrades
that make them more fit that role.
Specialists do not get a bolded
subtitle, and usually there is only
one upgrade (to keep things
simple). It’s better to give
upgrades that don’t effect the
weapons the model is carrying to
make them easier to present on
the tabletop.
Spell Actions
Fast Wizards should move 6” with
each spell, otherwise they should
move 4” with each spell. Get
creative for the spells themselves.
 1d6 Squads 1d6 Beast Lord Specialists 1d6 Hunter Specialists

Beast- 1
2
3
Harpy [1] x 3
Warriors [3]
Raiders [3]
Warherd Commander.
1-2 [Halberd, Army Standard
Bearer] (+25pts)
1-3
[Dual Hand Weapons]
(+10pts)
4-6 [Great Weapons] (+10pts)

men 4
5
Brute [1]
Crazed Boar [1]
Despoiler Lord. [Dual Hand
3-4 Weapons, Despoiler]
(+40pts)
1d6 Warrior Specialists
[Dual Hand Weapons]
6 Hunters [3] + Hound [1] x 2 1-3

12 Veteran Captain. [Great (+10pts)

7 Centaur [2] 5-6
Weapon, Captain] (+40pts) 4-6 [Great Weapons] (+10pts)
8 Elite [1] x 2 + Harpy [1] x 2
9 Raiders [3] + Warriors [3] Spell Actions
1d6 Hunt Master Specialists
10 Brute [2] Veteran Captain. [Great Each of these Spell Actions is
11 Elite [1] x 4 1
Weapon, Captain] (+35pts) accompanied by 6” of movement
Patron’s Favor: Mark the Prey Hunters [3] + Raid Master. [Dual Hand
12+ towards the Target, stopping when
Crazed Boar [1] 2 Weapons, Raid Master]
With your task complete you are met within 6” of the target.
1d6 Command Squads (+20pts)
by a silent Hunt Master. It reveals to Frenzy
*Beast Lord [1] + Silent Hunter. [Triple-
you the skull of some great monster. 1 3
Crazed Boar [1] Shortbow] (+10pts) All allies within 9” must make a
The entirety of the bone has been 2 *Beast Lord [1] + Elite [1] x 2 Behemoth Hunter. [Heavy Qua roll. If they succeed, they gain
4
scrimshawed into a design depicting *Hunt Master [1] + Arc Bow] (+15pts) an additional attack with their
the events of a Great Hunt. 3 5-6 Shaman. [Shaman] (+25pts)
Raiders [3] weakest Melee Weapon next
The beastman growls, “Mark the *Hunt Master [1] + 1d6 Brute Specialists round, are treated as a Melee
4
Prey. Track the Blood. Take its Life.” Elite [1] x 3 [Dual Hand Weapons, Brute model (even if they are not), and
5 *Hunt Master [1] + Brute [1] 1-3 are no longer Stunned (if they
Charge] (+10pts)
It rips off an elaborate tusk from the *Centaur Boss [1] + were).
6 [Great Weapon, Brute
skull of the creature. On it is a carved Centaur [1] x 2 4-6
Charge] (+10pts) Hunter’s Mark
depiction of the beast being felled by
Non-Specialist Models
a single familiar looking hunter. 1d6 Centaur Specialists Nearest Company model within
Harpies, Crazed Boars, Raiders, 1-2 [Great Weapon] (+5pts) 12” gains -1 to Def rolls next turn.
The Hunt Master hands it over to
and Centaur Bosses. 3-4 [Throwing Weapon] (+5pts)
you. “Do not waste the Meat.” 5-6 [Shaman] (+25pts) Primal Roar
# Normal Suppressed
During the Execution Phase you Each Company model within 6”
d6 Beastman Wizard 1d6 Elite Specialists
can use this Favor after any Melee must make a Qua roll. If they fail,
1 Maneuver Maneuver 1-3 [Halberd] (+5pts)
Attack hits. they become Stunned until their
2 Hunt Hunt 4-6 [Great Weapon] (+5pts)
The hit creature is permanently next activation, at which point
3 Hunt Hunt 1d6 Hound Specialists
Suppressed, and gains -2 on its 4 Primal Roar Hunt they automatically recover.
1-6 [Vicious] (+5pts)
Def rolls in Melee and -1 on its Def 5 Frenzy Primal Roar
rolls at Range. 6 Hunter’s Mark Frenzy