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I've seen no remarks anywhere in the rules as to what happens if you have duplicates of a Unique character on opposite sides of the battlefield, so I thought this might be a fun addition;

Secondary Objective: Impostor
In any game where both players field the same Unique character (two copies of Eldrad, for instance), add Impostor to the list of Secondary Objectives. If, at the end of the game, your opponent's copy of that Special Character has been killed and yours is on the table, you score one additional Victory Point. Both Special Characters have the Preferred Enemy rule against the other one. This bonus can be earned multiple times if both sides have multiple duplicate Special Characters.

lol, cute.

good idea, not sure whether it would come up very often thoough

 matapata98 wrote:
good idea, not sure whether it would come up very often thoough

>.> thats what she said : }


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it sounds great to me

It'd be even funnier if two IG armies were facing off, it's technically possible to get eleven of the twelve Special Character options (two Regimental Commanders, two Advisers, two Platoon Commanders, two Veteran sergeants, one Leman Russ commander, one Rough Rider commander, and Marbo) in one FOC.

 AnomanderRake wrote:
It'd be even funnier if two IG armies were facing off, it's technically possible to get eleven of the twelve Special Character options (two Regimental Commanders, two Advisers, two Platoon Commanders, two Veteran sergeants, one Leman Russ commander, one Rough Rider commander, and Marbo) in one FOC.

Both armies take Creed, Creed dies in one army and the Color Sergeant dies in the other...

Creed: "That's impossible, how could he be an imposter? I've known Kell for years!"

Kell: "That's impossible, how could he be an imposter? I've known Creed for years!"

Both of the impostors were very good at it. Callidus Assassins? Shapeshifting Daemons?

I like the sound of this.

It would make games at my FLGS a lot more entertaining

codemonkey wrote:
Both armies take Creed, Creed dies in one army and the Color Sergeant dies in the other...

Creed: "That's impossible, how could he be an imposter? I've known Kell for years!"

Kell: "That's impossible, how could he be an imposter? I've known Creed for years!"

The narrative for why these two armies were fighting has suddenly written itself...

One Lucius the Eternal kills another Lucius the Eternal.

I like it If I ever face this situation I will suggest using this rule