Control Points

Control Points are areas of the board that your miniature can control in order to gain Victory Points.

The Control Zone

Each Control Point has a 3” diameter play area. A Control Point is under your control If it was unclaimed when one of your miniatures touches its border with its base. After that, a Control Point will remain under your control until an opponent’s miniature claims.

If both you and your opponent have miniatures at a Control Point, the player with the higher Wounds (W), at that moment, wins control—so bring your toughest fighters! This means in the event of a conflict, the point will remain, or become controlled, by the model, or set of models, whose current lives are higher at the time the point is disputed.

(17) KEEP IN MIND!This means that, in order to take a control point from the opponent, it is necessary to end the turn with the miniature at the control point.

If both you and your opponent have miniatures at a Control Point, the player with the higher Wounds (W), at that moment, wins control—so bring your toughest fighters! This means in the event of a conflict, the point will remain, or become controlled, by the model, or set of models, whose current lives are higher at the time the point is disputed.

(18) KEEP IN MIND!During the round, if this number of wounds changes, the point will change as well if necessary at the end of the turn.

Setting Up Control Points

A Control Points should be in the centre of the board, or as close as possible. Afterwards, there should be more or less even on the board. Leaving enough space between points to try to cover all the battle area. You and your opponent can add as many Control Points as you like, but five is a good number and anything less than three a bit odd.

Terrain Rules: No Obstacles or Impassable Terrain allowed within a Control Point! Keep these spaces clear for battle.