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== The River Crossing == | == The River Crossing == | ||
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After 14 days of marching, the heroes reach the river that they retreated across months prior. Now, the Brazodirans control the opposite bank, so the heroes have the extremely dangerous job of fording the river into hostile territory and retaking it. | After 14 days of marching, the heroes reach the river that they retreated across months prior. Now, the Brazodirans control the opposite bank, so the heroes have the extremely dangerous job of fording the river into hostile territory and retaking it. | ||
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== Horncrest == | == Horncrest == | ||
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'''''Read Aloud:''''' ''A series of rolling hills loom on the horizon, a haze of deciduous forest spreading out beyond it like a great blanket. The hills’ craggy exteriors look difficult to traverse, but the most striking feature of the natural landmark is the three gigantic spires of stone rising at an angle. These spires resemble a triceratops’s horns, leading to the landmark’s name: Horncrest. Horncrest is known by many Gilgalonians as being a verdant mesa with natural springs bubbling up from within the hills, making it an excellent natural military stronghold. No doubt the Brazodirans are deeply entrenched here, but taking it would be a significant victory both for morale and for strategic value.'' | '''''Read Aloud:''''' ''A series of rolling hills loom on the horizon, a haze of deciduous forest spreading out beyond it like a great blanket. The hills’ craggy exteriors look difficult to traverse, but the most striking feature of the natural landmark is the three gigantic spires of stone rising at an angle. These spires resemble a triceratops’s horns, leading to the landmark’s name: Horncrest. Horncrest is known by many Gilgalonians as being a verdant mesa with natural springs bubbling up from within the hills, making it an excellent natural military stronghold. No doubt the Brazodirans are deeply entrenched here, but taking it would be a significant victory both for morale and for strategic value.'' | ||
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=== Phase 5: Blood Bath === | === Phase 5: Blood Bath === | ||
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After days of siege, Dagon launches his attack. The heroes must survive five waves of combat. During any combat, they may command their soldiers or dinosaurs to aid them. Rather than tracking such a large number of creatures at a single time, allow the heroes an ML budget based on the number of creatures that survived. Healthy creatures count for their entire ML; creatures that are Weakened or Enfeebled respectively count for ⅔ or ⅓ their ML. | After days of siege, Dagon launches his attack. The heroes must survive five waves of combat. During any combat, they may command their soldiers or dinosaurs to aid them. Rather than tracking such a large number of creatures at a single time, allow the heroes an ML budget based on the number of creatures that survived. Healthy creatures count for their entire ML; creatures that are Weakened or Enfeebled respectively count for ⅔ or ⅓ their ML. | ||