The lantern had allowed them to navigate the fog to this desolate isle in the Sea of Claws. The 1st mate had seen a vessel that was in the vicinty, close enough to keep tabs but always far enough to be uncertain of its course.
It mattered not. So far the demons in the dark pool had been correct. Leaving their ship on the shore, all that was left was to reach the center of the isle and retrieve the spear in the ground. Vildread lifted the lantern above her head. The earth was black and poisoned. The fog dispersed around the glow of the lantern revealing blackened trees. The Seer's visions, the demons in the dark pool, and the Lantern had not predicted any dangers, however Vildread knew something wasn't right. She drew her sword and waved her men forward.
Overview
Pull the Needle of Tchar out of the ground before the opposing warband and then reveal what happens next.
Setup and Deployment
Place the Needle of Tchar in the center of the board.
Roll off for deployment. Choose a board edge and deploy within 6". Your opponent deploys within 6" of the opposite edge.
Starting the Game
The warband with the fewest relics starts first. Otherwise roll off.
Special Rules
Ignore Rout tests. Your warband have gotten this far and are driven to finish this. A warband may still voluntarily rout.
To pull the Needle of Tchar out of the ground you must be capable of equiping a spear or be the warband leader. End your movement on the spear and take a strength test. If passed then the warrior has the following equipped:
The Needle of Tchar
Spear, +2 toughness when wielded.
If the wielder is taken out of action then the opponent that dealt the killing blow may pickup the spear if they are able to wield it. Otherwise place a marker where the spear dropped for the next warrior to pick up.
With the spear removed from the earth, there is a rumbling that shakes the ground. The earth parts and an emaciated and decaying demon prince erupts from beneath the surface. A gaping wound in its side. The Needle of Tchar had pinned the demon beneath the surface and held back whatever power it had left. Perhaps the spear can be used to end it once and for all.
When the Spear is pulled out of the ground place a demon prince 2d6 scatter from the center of the board.
Weakened Demon Prince, Khastag'Ar the Renegade
Treat the demon prince like a 3rd warband.
At the start of its turn it will move or charge towards the nearest warband member or remain in combat if engaged. When fighting multiple opponents randomly distribute attacks.
Fear Immune to Psychology Combat Master Fated Relics: If hit by the Needle of Tchar or a relic, the demon prince automatically suffers d3 wounds. The demon prince cannot pick up the Needle of Tchar.
Ending the game
The warband that takes the demon prince OOA wins and the game ends immediately. A warband may voluntarily rout but the game does not end unless all warbands have routed. If the demon prince is the last model on the board then the game is a draw.
Experience
+1xp Surviving. Any Hero or henchman survives the scenario they get +1 Experience.
+1xp pulling the spear. Any Hero who pulls the Needle of tzeentch out of the ground gets +1 Experience.
+1xp per wound on Khastag'Ar the Renegade. Any Hero or Henchman that deals an unsaved wound to the demon prince gets +1 Experience.
+1xp Per Enemy taken Out of Action. Any Hero earns +1 Experience for each enemy or demon prince he puts out of action.
+1xp Winning Leader. The leader of the winning warband gets +1 Experience.
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