Scenarios



In Warzone, players may wish to play different scenarios. Some of them have been divised for you in the sections below which players might want to try. As well as this, there is a guide on creating your own game ideas.

Creating Scenarios
Scenarios are a way to spice up game play. To play in a scenario match, all players must agree to the terms and game play structure of the scenario, but players can devise any kind of situation to battle in they want to, as long as both agree. To create a scenario, work out a starting point (how much morale {if any} players start with etc) and an ending point (how a player wins). Some customized mats have been produced (with great rule details) to add new terrain and making the game seem closer to simulating the real conditions of WW1 trench warfare.

Standard Scenarios
Full-scale War: Both players begin the game with 4 figureheads in their Control Zone and their affiliation activated. Both players begin the game with 10 morale and race to 0. A player's trench must be captured 5 times for a player to lose due to captures.

Hardcore: Neither player can use figure head cards. Neither player has morale. Neither player has a medic deck, At the end of an attacking phase, any damage units are discarded. The winner is the first player to recieve 3 captures. Once per turn, a player can add a number of R1 units from their deck to their hand equal to the number of units that were destroyed in their opponent's previous turn. Players draw 2 cards at the start of their turn instead of 1after their first turn and start off with 7 cards in their hand (leading to 8 cards in the first turn).

All Quiet On The Western Front: The only affiliations that can be used in this scenario are: British Empire Canada, British Empire Scotland, British Empire India, British Empire Newfoundland, British Empire South Africa,  British Empire New Zealand, British Empire Australia, French Army, German Empire, Serbian Army, Austria-Hungary, Belgium, Portugese Army, USA, Siam, Siamese Expeditiary, Russia and Italy.