Setup:

At the campaigns beginning, each player will start with 100 points and build from there.

• If your army is destroyed during a battle, you may field another army starting at 100 points plus any points you may have left in your Point Pool.
• At this time, each player will be limited to fielding 1 Army.

25 points will be awarded for each sanctioned campaign game session that a player attends whether you play or not.

• These can be used prior to a battle.

50 points will be awarded for each sanctioned battle or scenario participated in. (win or lose).

• These can only be used after they are earned (usually after a battle).
• 50 points will also be given to anyone who is forced to sit out a battle due to lack of opponents. These points may be used prior to his next battle.
• You may not interfere with a game in progress.

Battles and scenarios will be 60 minutes in length.

Battles between armies of drastic point value differences (greater than 200%) may be fought with the larger army reduced to within 125% of the smaller one. This is entirely optional, and must be agreed upon by both parties.

• The player who reduced his force earns an additional 20 points after the battle (win or lose).
• Any units added to an army to "close the point gap" are treated as permanent additions.
• Any unused units are not placed on the battlefield.

Combat:

Each turn of a standard battle will consist of 3 orders, no matter the size of the force.

• This can be modified by the COMMAND ability to a maximum of 4.

Formations are allowed as per the standard rules.

Standard battles can be won in one of three ways;

1. Being the last Army on the battlefield.
2. Your opponent surrenders.
3. Scoring more points than your opponent at the end of 60 minutes.

Scenarios may have different requirements for winning.

Alliances can be formed and broken at your own discretion.

• i.e. bribery, promises, favors, threats of bodily harm, nonaggression pacts, astrological star charts… you get the picture.

Surrendering a battle will cost you 1 unit.

• This unit is chosen by the victor from the surrendering Army's remaining units.
• Its points are immediately transferred to the victor and the unit is stricken from the surrendering army's roster and added to the winners army.

Retreating from a battle is allowed, but it will cost you 15 points to do so.

• The opposing player will receive points equal to 50% of all retreating units.
• You must move all of your units back to your Deployment Zone.
• You will never go below 0 points in your Point Pool.
• If you fall into a negative point value, your Point Pool is reset to 0.
• Salvaging is not allowed if you retreat from the battlefield.

Scoring:

All percentages are rounded down.

Various points and/or units may be awarded for the completion of scenario objectives.

• i.e."Hold the base for 4 consecutive rounds" or "retrieve the shutdown Mech from the town square"

Destroying an enemy unit will earn you 100% of the units point value.

Capturing an enemy unit will earn you 100% of the units point value.

• This unit is added to your army roster (after the battle) unless a ransom is offered and paid. The ransom cost is 50% of the units point value. Paid from the opponents point pool to yours. You have the option to "offer no ransom" on any unit. If so, the unit in question is added to your roster as a normal unit.
• Points for captured vehicle and infantry units are scored instantly, movement is allowed as per the standard rules.
• Points for captured Mechs are scored instantly but they cannot move unless the BYPASS ability is used, as per the standard rules.
• A captive can be freed by destroying the controlling unit. This will earn the you 100% of the freed units point value plus 100% of the controlling units point value. This will also return this unit to your roster and the current battle. Thus negating the need to pay a ransom.

The surviving units on the field are never scored.

Aftermath:

All percentages are rounded down.

Damaged units are repaired at no cost, after a battle, if you have a Recovery Vehicle (for vehicles and Mechs) or a M.A.S.H. Unit (for infantry) in your Army.

• Otherwise, it will cost you 25% of the units point value.
• Damaged units, that are not repaired prior to the next battle, will be played in the next battle just as they were at the end of the last battle and will be listed as damaged on the armies roster.
• M.A.S.H and Recovery Vehicles may be purchased after a battle, prior to any repair costs being paid.

The cost of salvaging a destroyed unit, after a battle, will be determined by rolling 1 six sided die per unit being salvaged.

• Once the die is rolled, it is final. The salvage attempt must be paid for, unless you do not have enough points. In that case the salvage attempt is treated as a failure. Your Point Pool is reduced to 0 and the unit is considered unsalvageable.
• Salvaging cannot be done if you have no units left on the battlefield at the end of a battle.

Die Roll	Result
1-3	Salvage cost is 50% of units point value.
4-5	Salvage cost is 75% of units point value.
6	The unit is unsalvageable.

Replacing a captured unit will cost 100% of the point value or you may have the option to pay a ransom for the unit to the player who captured it.

• The ransom is 50% of the point value. This cost is transferred from your point pool to theirs. The unit in question is then returned to your armies roster.

Disbanding a unit will return 50% of its point value to the players Point Pool.

Upgrading a unit will cost the difference in point values.

• For example. A green Agromech (worth 62 points) that is upgraded to an elite Agromech MOD (worth 87) will cost 25 points to upgrade.
• A green Peasant company (worth 4 points) upgraded to a veteran Peasant company (worth 5) will only cost you 1.
• A veteren Clan Battle Armor (15 points) upgraded to a green Hauberk Battle Armor (21 points) will cost you 6 points.

Downgrading a unit is not possible. (This is any upgrade that results in a negative point cost)

• For example. A green Hauberk Battle Armor (21 points) upgraded to an elite Clan Battle Armor (17 points) would result in a -4 point cost. Therefore this upgrade is not allowed.

You must have the actual figure available to put it into your army (no proxies allowed).

• Owners will have first dibs on their own figures. This includes upgrading, repairing or expanding their forces.
• Those "borrowing" figures will have to make due with what is left over. Even if it means losing one of your units because the owner needs it for his/her own army.

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