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[Post New] 2009/06/03 00:03:03
    Subject: Necrons in a Campaign
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Glendale, AZ

Now I know there are official rules concerning Crons in a campaign, or rather, A rule (Repair points). However, this is simply insufficient IMO.

Has anybody included them in a campaign? Are they raiders? Do they use a promotion table? If so do they get extra re-rolls, and higher leadership? Or does a promotion do something else for the Crons? I plan on starting a Campaign this weekend, only two fleets: Chaos and Crons, so any help would be appreciated. I've already found a custom refit table that my opponent and I both agree is fair.


P.S. I'm pretty sure I posted a VERY similar topic a while back, but I couldn't find it to bump. I'm hoping that we've gotten a few new BFG players to the forum lately and they may have some insights for me.
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