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Below are Homebrew Rules for establishing Outposts since Outposts presently do not have any additional
rules in the official publications at the time of writing.

Name Territory Upgraded?

Everspring (Outpost) Wellspring
The following quests are available in addition to those outlined in official Warhammer Publications.
Pick 1 unit with an Untested Warriors Unit Rank
and write that unit's name down on the Quest Reward
section of your quest log. In each Path to Glory battle,
add 1 quest point to the progress section of your quest
log each time the chosen unit does any of the following:
-Slays an enemy unit.
-Receives a command issued by a General while
wholly within 6” of that General.
-End the Battle Round Controlling an objective
outside of friendly territory, or Contesting an
objective wholly within enemy territory.
Once you have gained 3 or more quest points, you
complete this quest. When you complete this quest, the
chosen unit gains 3 renown points.
Pick a mount detailed on a warscroll to Rescue, such as
a Juggernaught, Dracoline, Seeker, etc. If both you and
your opponent are using a Path to Glory army and the
battle plan you are using instructs you to roll on the
Mysterious Terrain table, then, after you roll on the
table, you can spend 1 glory point to change the result
to ‘Deadly’
At the end of a Path to Glory battle, if a friendly unit is
Wholly within 1” of a terrain feature with the Deadly
scenery rule, you complete this quest. Add a Rescued
Your scouts return with invaluable news…
Mount to your Vault.
The rules for the Rescued Mount are detailed later in
this section.
If both you and your opponent are using a Path to Glory ar-
my, after terrain features have been placed, select a neutral
terrain feature outside of friendly territory to be the Healing
Font. If both players have this quest, roll off, and the winner
chooses a non-faction terrain feature outside of friendly terri-
tory.
At the end of a Path to Glory battle, if a friendly unit is with-
in 1” of the chosen terrain feature, you complete this quest
and add a Healing Salve item to your vault.
Healing Salve: You may use this item after you make an in-
jury roll or a recuperating roll for a unit on your Order of
Battle. If you use this following an injury roll, discard the roll
and instead treat the result as being a minor injury. If you use
this following a recuperating roll, re-roll all failed rolls. Once
used, remove the Healing Salve from your vault.
You have heard of a structure or piece of the land that
offers strategic value.
Pick 1 terrain feature with a scenery warscroll that is not
a faction terrain feature, and write it down on the Quest
Reward Section of your quest log.
If both you and your opponent are using Path to Glory
Rules, you may place the chosen terrain feature outside
of friendly territory during setup, as close to the center
of the battlefield as possible following normal rules for
setup.
At the end of a Path to Glory battle, you complete this
quest if the chosen terrain feature is garrisoned by a
friendly unit or if you have a friendly unit wholly on
it. When this quest is completed, add the chosen terrain
feature to your Vault to be used as a Faction terrain
feature for your future battles. If your army already has
faction terrain, you may place this instead.
 Seek a promising location for a new Outpost

Pick 1 non-hero Monster unit to hunt, and write it down on
the Quest Reward Section of your quest log. If both
you and your opponent are using a Path to Glory army,
during set up, place the Monster unit you selected outside of
friendly territory as a Monstrous Beast, more than 9’ from
both players’ models and is considered hostile to all players.
At the start of each Battle Round, the players roll off to see
who will act for the monstrous beast. The moving player
must make a run move at the start of the Battle Round for the
monster and it must end its move as far away from enemy
units as possible. A monstrous beast will cease moving while
it is within 3” of enemy models, and will make all available
attacks and targeted damaging abilities against the last unit
that attacked. All actions for the beast occur at the
start of the battle round, before the Priority Roll is made.
At the end of the Path to Glory battle, if any model or ability
from your army struck the killing blow that slays the chosen
Monstrous Beast, gain 20 glory points.
Pick 1 territory type that is available to you for constructing
an Outpost and write it down in the Quest Reward Section
of your quest log.
At the start of each battle while you have this quest, select
one terrain feature that is not a faction terrain feature. The
chosen terrain feature is your Vantage Point for the remain-
der of the battle and cannot be changed once the battle has
started.
At the end of each Battle Round, add 1 quest point for each
unit from your army that is wholly on the terrain feature, and
more than 3” from enemy models.
Once you have 5 or more quest points, you may establish
your next outpost in the chosen territory without expending
any glory points. If you do not establish an Outpost, you
may change the selected territory to one of your choosing
and set your quest points to this quest to 1.

Note: in AoS 3.0, at the time of writing, no official rules exist permitting the use of the AoS 2.0 Healing mysterious terrain effect. If
you are optionally using the Healing mysterious terrain effect or if future publications allow for this or a similar ability, a player who
takes the ACQUIRE RESTORATIVE MEDICINE quest can fulfill the quest requirements by having a unit within 1” of a terrain feature
with the Healing mysterious terrain effect instead of the rules outlined above, using rules similar to that that designate mysterious
terrain features. i.e. like the wording of the official SEEK A DEIFIC BLESSING or the unofficial RESCUE FROM DEATH quest in this text,
but instead of ‘Mystical’ or ‘Deadly’ you use ‘Healing’.
 Pick 1 unit that is a Mighty Hero or a Veteran Unit to start the Path of Ascension to become a more powerful
unit, and write down the units name, Ascension and the Unit it’s aspiring to become in the Quest Reward section of your
quest log. The unit you are aspiring towards must be thematically and narratively appropriate for them to upgrade to. I.E.
“Bloodreavers Ascension to Blood Warriors” or “Ardboyz Ascension to Brutes”.

In each Path to Glory battle, add 1 quest point to the progress of this section of your quest log for each time the chosen
unit does one of the following:
1. Slays an enemy Hero that has an enhancement
2. Slays an enemy Monster
3. Slays the last model of a reinforced unit
4. Slays the enemy Warlord
5. Rolls a 6 on a Prayer or Invocation, or a 12 for a Spell or Endless Spell
6. Ends the Battle wholly within Enemy Territory with less than half, rounded down, wounds remaining or fewer than
half models in its unit from the battle start, rounded down.

Note: if multiple completions for this quest are fulfilled, you earn completion for each that would apply. For example,
slaying an enhanced Hero that is also a Monster would count as 2 quest points.

The number of quest points required to complete this quest depends on the difference between the unit’s pitched battle
points and the pitched battle points of the unit it is aspiring to become. The required quest points will be equal to each 25
points, rounded up, between the unit and the aspired unit. I.E. Crypt Ghast Courtier (70 points) Ascending to Crypt
Haunter Courtier (115) is 45, and therefore requires 2 quest point to complete. A Lord of Chaos (120 Points) ascending to
Slaves to Darkness Daemon Prince (210 points ) has a difference of 90 points, and therefore requires 4 quest points to
complete. There are no limits on units in your Order of Battle that can ascend, and an original unit can be ascended
multiple times so long as the quest is completed.

Immediately fulfill this quest if the slain unit is a named, God-Tier model, such as Nagash, Morathi, Alarielle, etc.

When a unit has successfully ascended, the original unit is replaced by the new unit. All applicable enhancements,
experience, injuries, etc. are now applied to the new unit. Any enhancements that could not normally be applied to the
new unit are lost or returned to your vault as applicable. If the unit previously had a command trait or other enhancement
that is lost and cannot be returned to your vault, you may select new ones to replace them.

Note: Path of Ascension and Rescue from Death are intended to be a lore-friendly way of upgrading
heroes and units that makes sense within Warhammer lore, including but not limited to Chaos mortals
ascending to Daemonhood, Stormcast ranking up from Knight to Lord, or Ardboys growing into Brutes from
fightin’. What is “thematically appropriate” is ultimately up the player embarking on this quest… so go off
and have fun :) and if someone is intentionally trying to abuse this somehow, then you should probably avoid
playing games with that person. Since 3.0 PtG is mostly a personal challenge, players should be able to
reasonably determine what is a fair ascension and what isn’t, and stock rules to simplify this aren’t built into
AoS. Keep in mind that unless you’re playing an organized, Official Path to Glory event with meticulous
tracking of every battle aftermath, a player could merely say they obtained a unit and underwent X number
battles to achieve whatever unit and enhancements they want, untruthfully. These quests are intended to allow
Players a means to have a lore-friendly way of narratively “ascending” their models.
A dedicated building to conduct diplomacy with your allies

Adequate facilities for foreign mercenaries, who will aid you for the right price.

Facilities to train your troops.

Note: Consulate and Mercenary Lodge special territories are intended to offer means to have more freedom
in your army building during Path to Glory campaigns, and pay credence to the lore of official factions that
act as mercenaries. As there are no traits for Grand Alliance armies in 3.0, and the official Path to Glory rules
require the designation of a faction, these two special territories will hopefully allow players more creative
freedom when playing your campaigns using these homebrew rules without losing faction bonuses.