Here's our scenario list - they're win/loss scenarios and you can tweak them depending on the size of your board so they are vague (and Capture the Ring was taken from somewhere on this forum!). We have a few good siege scenarios too!
Basic Scenario Table
First Roll Second Roll Result
1 - Pitched Battle
2 1 or 2 Break Through
2 3 or 4 Champion
2 5 or 6 Surrounded
3 1 or 2 Corners
3 3 or 4 Assassination
3 5 or 6 Part of a Bigger Battle
4 1 or 2 Switch
4 3 or 4 Building Defence
4 5 or 6 Take and Hold
5 1 or 2 Race
5 3 or 4 Hunters
5 5 or 6 Capture the Ring
6 - Roll Again
Pitched Battle: Each army deploys 6” in from opposite sides of the board; the first to be reduced to 25% of their starting number is the loser.
Break Through: The attackers move on and must get 33% of their models off the opposite board edge.
Champion: Each player nominates a hero; the player whose hero has the most kills after twelve turns is the winner. If the scores are level continue until someone has won at the end of a turn.
Surrounded: The defenders start with their troops in a 12” circle in the center of the board, they must get 50% of their troops off any board edge. The attackers move on from all board edges.
Corners: Each force is split into two groups and starts the game in 6” boxes in diagonal corners of the board. The first army reduced to 25% of its starting number is the loser.
Assassination: Each player nominates an opposing hero; they must kill the opposing player’s nominated hero. If the heroes both die in the same turn the player who killed the hero worth the most points is the winner.
Part of a Bigger Battle: The game is played on a 2’ by 2’ board. The forces begin split into two groups in all corners of the board (like in corners). D6 models for each side start the game. Every turn roll a dice for each allied model. On a 1 they will not take part in the battle. On a 2 or 3 they do not enter play yet. On a 4 or 5 they move on from any table edge. On a 6 they move on from where the opposing player chooses. The winner is the player who has most warriors gathered within 3” of an objective at the center of the board on turn 8 when the game ends.
Switch: Each player deploys in 12” by 12” squares in diagonal corners of the board. The first player to get four models at once into the opposing team’s deployment area wins.
Building Defence: The defenders have three buildings in their deployment zone. All three of the buildings must survive. They are defence 6 and have 4 wounds. The game ends on the roll of a 5 or 6 from turn 8 onwards. The game is played on a 4 x 4 board.
Take and Hold: From turn 8 the game ends on the roll of a 5 or 6. The player with the most models within 3” of a territory captures it. The player with the most of the three territories wins.
Race: Each player nominates a non-mounted hero. The player whose hero leaves the opposite board edge first wins.
Hunters: 15 neutral warriors (unarmed goblins) are placed in the center of the board. They fight for and are controlled by the player who wins priority. Whoever kills the most neutral warriors is the winner.
Capture the Ring: A ‘ring’ is placed in the center of the board. Models can pick up the ring at no cost to their movement; they may also pass the ring instantly by moving into base contact with an ally. Players win by moving a model carrying the ring off the opposite board edge. The board is 3’ by 3’. No mounts allowed. The game ends from turn 8 on a 5+. If the ring hasn’t been scored at that point, the player whose side the ring is closest to is the loser. Warriors and heroes respawn at their own board edge but may not move, charge, or shoot in the turn they respawn. Heroes that have respawned count as having died for the purposes of permanently losing fate and wounds
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