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After the release of the Warhammer 40K Championships Primer missions, we received some incredibly constructive feedback concerning the scenarios as a whole, and in particular some of the individual mission objectives. This feedback, as well as the results of several primer missions over the Winter, gave us a general idea of what people want to see out of this new format.

The final mission objectives for the AdeptiCon 2011 Warhammer 40K Championships can be found here - http://www.adepticon.org/wpfiles/2011/201140KChampsObj.pdf

Additionally they are also attached at the end of the Warhammer 40K Championships rules and the primer missions. They are presented in alphabetical order and not in Scenario format. The exact combination of mission objectives, deployment options and any special rules will be revealed the day of the event. Additionally, at least two of the following mission objectives will be repeated throughout the day.

I am really digging the Championship primer missions. I do like that there is no bad mission to screw you over. 3 mission objectives means you get to pick and choose the type of game you want to do. The rest is up to armylists, deployment, tactics, dice.

Glad you got rid of the non-troop KP one. I like that you also got rid of the most expensive unit one and turned it into an assigned point which is makes it more interesting as well. Overall I really, really like the objectives you guys are going for.

These are a great community resource, aside from their obvious Adepticon utility. Instant mission generation, anyone?

(They just need organization into a few tables: "Randomly generate one objective from Table A (Controlling Stuff), Table B (Killing Stuff), and Table C (Other Random Stuff).)

We have been talking about changes to the Championship format for a number of years now. Personally, I am happy with the direction and end results here. Thanks to everyone that took the time to provide feedback.

I guess we should be clear that Sparky is just copying Matt's post content over here and is not involved in the organization or running of the Championship. He's going to get a beat down along with 240 other people and have to end up working Sunday. Watching the final tables from the sidelines like a sad puppy.

I confirm that I was not involved in the mission format.

Just doing what I was told to do. Copy and paste the post. I listen for once and look what I get.

I cant seem to download them. They seem to be gone.

Happygrunt wrote:I cant seem to download them. They seem to be gone.

No, Inquisitor Malice just fails at html. (The terminal period has been included in the link, which is bad.)

They're here.

Good eye, Janthkin! I fixed his link.

I really prefer this three objective method to the standard BRB objectives.