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--- ur:manifest [2017/03/22 20:54]
marcs [Urr]
+++ ur:manifest [2017/10/18 10:12] (current)
daniel [Gnomes]
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   * 3 Human regular Infantry, 4,4,0\\ 2 Human Archer units, 4,1,4\\ Regular infantry and archer units, commanded by the Captain Regent of the Vales. These troops usually patrol the valleys and are allocated to 3 or more garrisons along the 3 caravan roads towards the city.
   * 2 Engineer units, 4,3,3\\ Regular "genie" troops of the City
-  * 2 parties of professional human adventurers use Urr as a home base. These are the Fellowship of the Displacer Beast and The Fabulous Fabi and his Posse (led by Captain Regent Fabian (is he City or Vales?).
+  * 1 Former party of professional human adventurers. The Fabulous Fabi and his Posse (led by Captain Regent Fabian (is he City or Vales?).
   * 2 parties of Orc raiders, one under control of the Master of Public Works and one under control of the City Representative.
   * 2 Redbeard Mason units, 50 Dwarfs each, 3,2,0\\ These troops can repair sections (how fast?) of the outer and inner wall.
 Note that each outer wall section has 7 steps in total. These give the following bonusses to defenders and contra attackers: 7 (+4), 5-6 (+3), 1-4 (+2), 0 (+1). Check this!
 ===== Redbeards =====
-There are 5000 Redbeards living in (or under) the Hills (and an additional 1000 in the City). They have 10 regular infantry, 4,4,0 in the Hills. They also have 2 raider units (The Commissjun's Own and The Trap Unit).
+There are 5000 Redbeards living in (or under) the Hills (and an additional 1000 in the City). They have 10 regular infantry, 4,4,0 in the Hills. They also have 2 raider units: The Commissjun's Own and The Trap Unit.
 ===== Longbeards =====
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 Gnomes live under Mount Central Heating. They have some normal and some extraordinary units:
   * 2 Gnomish regular infantry, 4,4,0. (The Breach Gnomes & The Mattress Jäger. The Jäger have superfast travel via the magic rules)
-  * 1 Gnomish archer unit, 4,1,4 (Name??)
+  * 1 Gnomish archer unit, 4,1,4 (The Gnomish Steam Archers)
-  * 1 Gnomish Giant Hamster cavalry unit.\\  The unit consists of 15 Giant Hamsters (mounted by one gnome and two (armed) gnomes using a special Giant Hamster Harness). These do not use the normal combat rules but a die is rolled on the Giant Hamster table for each attack. This is resolved after normal combat, either as a pursuit of retreating enemies, or as a screen for retreating allies. If attacked, Hamster cavalry will retreat instead of defending itself. If cornered, roll on the Hamster attack table with a +3 bonus and assume a breakthrough by the cavalry. Use the following table to resolve the attack:
+  * 2 Gnomish Giant Hamster cavalry units.\\  The units consists of 15 Giant Hamsters (mounted by one gnome and two (armed) gnomes using a special Giant Hamster Harness). These do not use the normal combat rules but a die is rolled on the Giant Hamster table for each attack. This is resolved after normal combat, either as a pursuit of retreating enemies, or as a screen for retreating allies. If attacked, Hamster cavalry will retreat instead of defending itself. If cornered, roll on the Hamster attack table with a +3 bonus and assume a breakthrough by the cavalry. Use the following table to resolve the attack:
      - The Hamsters grab some of their crew and stuff them into their cheek pouches. They need to be freed, before action can resume. Unit immobilized this round.
      - Hamsters distracted by something edible. The Hamster unit wanders 1 square away from the battle to have a snack. Unit does nothing else this round.
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 Firing causes minor quakes throughout the valleys. Every shot is therefore announced by the umpires, because of the earthquake, the humongous bang and the massive flame shooting from the top of Mount Central Heating.
-  * 1 Gnomish Air Marines unit.\\ This unit actually uses an air ship which can be launched from Mount Central Heating. After reaching the intended target, it crashes into it (or in Gnome parlance: //a controlled landing//), resolve the unit as 3 x (1D6 + 4) with the usual effect (hit on 6 or higher, 2 hits on 10, etc.). The marines then disappear (beaming away Star Trek style). Regrouping and relaunching is via the magic rules.
+  *
-  * Two raider units:
+  * Three raider units:
     * The Wrath of the Goddess (Her personal Guard)
     * The Trap Unit
+    * 1 Gnomish Air Marines unit (Needs Ritual Magic Spell to activate)
 ===== Free Folk =====
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 ===== The Dark Prince =====
 The following forces are part of the Dark Prince's forces
-  * 1 Life Guard (scores not determined): The Dark Prince's Own.
+  * 1 Personal Guard (raider unit): The Dark Prince's Own.
   * 2 regular infantry
   * 1 archer unit
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   * ? (TBD) additional mercenaries
   * a lot of ogre berserkers 4,4,0
-  * 200 Cannibal Halflings 4,2,4
+  * 2 Cannibal Halfling units 4,1,4
-  * 200 Kobold Skirmishers 4,4,0
+  * 2 Kobold Skirmisher units 4,4,0
-  * 200 Cannibal Halfling chefs. These are normally part of the bagage train. They work for 1/2 pay. They function as a militia unit if pressed into the front ranks, but their real purpose is their power to generate an extra food token each turn, 4 tokens if they are allowed to prepare a unit worth of bodies. Those bodies cannot be animated thereafter. Halflings, Elves, Ogres and the personal entourage of the Dark Prince have no qualms about using the food created by this unit, everybody else will rebel if they figure out what (or, rather who) they are eating.
+  * 200 Cannibal Halfling chefs organised in 2 units. These are normally part of the bagage train. They work for 1/2 pay. They function as a militia unit (4,1,2) if pressed into the front ranks, but their real purpose is their power to generate an extra food token each turn, 4 tokens if they are allowed to prepare a unit worth of bodies. Those bodies cannot be animated thereafter. Halflings, Elves, Ogres and the personal entourage of the Dark Prince have no qualms about using the food created by this unit, everybody else will rebel if they figure out what (or, rather who) they are eating.
-  * Rumblebotty's Flying Nightmare. The orc warlord Rumblebotty controls a huge airship held aloft with 6 hot air balloons. He leads a traditional ork warband, 2 units of ork archers and 2 ork militia units who serve as crew for the Flying Nightmare. They can conceivably do a full airborn landing in the main square of Urr, with the warband touching down receiving air support from the archers on a platform in the sky, from the turn after they have been hired. They demand full payment (for 5 units) for the entire campaign upfront. (That is 10 tokens x number of game turns.) This can be negotiated down, 1 day of pillaging for each week they are going to work for free. They can also be held in reserve, attacking when Urr is weakest, or used on a pesky dwarven kingdom, either as a threat, or to straight out try to knock it out of the war.
+  * Rumblebotty's Flying Nightmare. The **real orc** warlord Rumblebotty controls a huge airship held aloft with 6 hot air balloons. He leads a traditional orc warband, 2 units of orc archers and 2 orc militia units who serve as crew for the Flying Nightmare. They can conceivably do a full airborn landing in the main square of Urr, with the warband touching down receiving air support from the archers on a platform in the sky, from the turn after they have been hired. They demand full payment (for 5 units) for the entire campaign upfront. (That is 10 tokens x number of game turns.) This can be negotiated down, 1 day of pillaging for each week they are going to work for free. They can also be held in reserve, attacking when Urr is weakest, or used on a pesky dwarven kingdom, either as a threat, or to straight out try to knock it out of the war.
-  * 50 Duergar Sappers 3,2,0. They demand full payment for the entire campaign upfront. This can't be negotiated down. From the turn Ur is surrounded they start to undermine a section of the outer wall. If not stopped they collapse the tunnel in turn 6 causing a breach in the wall. Afterwards they (try to) leave taking their payment with them, whether they succeed or not.
+  * 50 Duergar Sappers 3,2,0. They demand full payment for the entire campaign upfront. This can't be negotiated down. From the turn Ur is surrounded they start to undermine a section of the outer wall. If not stopped they collapse the tunnel in turn 6 (or 4 turns after starting the actual siege), causing a breach in the wall. Afterwards they (try to) leave taking their payment with them, whether they succeed or not.
   * Disassembled statue of the god Moloch + attending priests, acolytes and dancers. 2,0,0. Must be Reassembled before the walls of Urr and human/dwarf/ork/elf/etc. bodies (dead, or alive) must be thrown into its flaming mouth. Afterwards those bodies are no longer available for animation as zombies, because they have been cremated to a fine gray powder. For each unit worth of bodies burned draw 1 extra card from the spelldeck for a ritual spell this turn.
- These will leave at the end of the game or when his(or rather his corrupt chief recruiter) money has run out.
+These will leave at the end of the game or when his(or rather his corrupt chief recruiter) money has run out.
-  * ? Resurrected Zombie infantery, 3,3,0\\ It is up to his Necromancer's success with resurrection how many he will get (or how many will be available to resurrect from his own dead). Zombie troops always use the attack table and never the defense table. Zombie units can be vaulted across the wall with a trebuchet/catapult. This damages them leaving them with only 2 steps, but they can still cause quite a bit of panic this way. Zombie units can only be stacked with Halflings, Ogres and other zombie units. If the Grand Necromancer dies all zombies go immediately berserk and spend the rest of the game attacking the nearest sentient lifeforms around.
+  * ? Resurrected Zombie infantery, 3,3,0\\ It is up to his Necromancer's success with resurrection how many he will get (or how many will be available to resurrect from his own dead). Zombie troops always use the attack table and never the defense table. Zombie units can be vaulted across the wall with a trebuchet/catapult. This damages them leaving them with only 2 steps, but they can still cause quite a bit of panic this way. Zombie units can only be stacked with Halflings, Ogres and other zombie units. If the Grand Necromancer, dies all zombies go immediately **berserk** and spend the rest of the game attacking the nearest sentient lifeforms around.
-  * ? Resurrected Zombie Colossus, 6,6,0, against wall section 3D6, hit on 4 -- 6
+  * ? Resurrected Zombie Colossus, 6,6,0, against wall section 1D+3 (like a catapult), hit on 3 -- 6
-  * ? Dragons, 6 hits, can only be hit by a natural 6, 3 heads, damage 3 x (1D + 4) with fire damage\\ Summoned by magic, but must be negotiated with per turn for their services' price (Yes, this may be a problem if more than one gets summoned).
+  * ? Dragons, 6 hits, can only be hit by a natural 6, 3 heads, damage 3 x (1D + 4) with fire damage\\ Summoned by magic, but must be negotiated with per turn for their services' price (Yes, there may be a problem if more than one gets summoned).
+  * The Bretwalda of Recruiting has his own 2 raider units (The Recruiters and The Treasure Guard).
+  * The Grand Necromancer also has a raider unit: The Blood Thirsty (Ghouls).

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