- Mordheim Rulebook

• Defend The Find, by the Mordheim Development Team

Often a warband finds a building with a hoard of wyrdstone or other treasure inside, only to be challenged by a rival warband. This usually leads to conflict as it is unlikely that either side will be willing to give up the wealth easily.

• Skirmish, by the Mordheim Development Team

In the vastness of the Mordheim ruins there is always the risk of running into a rival warband. While two groups sometimes pass each other without a fight, more often than not there is a vicious battle amongst the ruins. If a warband can drive their rivals away, they will have a larger area in which to search for wyrdstone.

• Wyrdstone Hunt, by the Mordheim Development Team

Scattered in the ruins of Mordheim are innumerable tiny shards of priceless wyrdstone. It often happens that two warbands come upon the same area and only a battle can determine who will pick the spoils.

• Breakthrough, by the Mordheim Development Team

When news of a huge deposit of wyrdstone starts circulating, warbands will mount expeditions to unearth the wealth. However, their rivals often try to block them, eager to claim all the wyrdstone for themselves.

• Street Fight, by the Mordheim Development Team

Often two warbands will come face to face with each other in the narrow streets of Mordheim. Sometimes they pass each other without incident but more often the meeting ends in bloodshed.

• Chance Encounter, by the Mordheim Development Team

Both warbands have completed their daily search of the ruins and are on their way back to their encampment when they run into each other. Neither side was expecting a fight, and the warband that reacts the quickest has the advantage.

• Hidden Treasure, by the Mordheim Development Team

There is a rumour that one of the ruined buildings has a concealed cellar with a treasure chest hidden in it. Two rival warbands have heard about the cellar and are now searching the area. Who knows what they will find?

• Occupy, by the Mordheim Development Team

This scenario takes place in a part of Mordheim where the buildings are bursting with shards of wyrdstone and other wealth. Taking and holding these buildings means that your warband gains rich pickings. Unfortunately, your opponent has the same idea.

• Surprise Attack, the by Mordheim Development Team

One warband is out searching the ruins of Mordheim for loot when it is attacked by an enemy warband. The defenders are spread thinly and must muster a defence quickly to drive off their attackers.

- Archive Pestilens

• Ambush, by Andrew "Boss Orc" ✓

Defender in centre, attacker everywhere else.

• Ambush, by Michael Reuvers ✓

Similar to Street Fight but Heroes are carrying Wyrdstone shards at beginning of game.

• Breakthrough, by Andrew "Boss Orc" ✓

Warbands must get half their models off opposite edge.

• Defend The Village!, by Mark "Rinku" Dewis ✓

The Magnificent Seven without the cowboy hats.

• Don't Wake The Giant, by David Gitchel ✓

Two warbands fight for the giant's goodies while trying not to wake him.

• Grudge Match, by Mark "Rinku" Dewis & Archeonicus ✓

Honorable duel between two rival heroes, watched by their warbands and with a serious chance of crowd trouble breaking out.

• The Battle At Koleshire Keep, by Baby Cindi ✓

Skirmish over a keep.

• Raid, by Andrew "Boss Orc" ✓

Attack on warband's camp. Defender in centre, attacker on edges.

• Raids, by Christian Ellegaard ✓

Bad warband vs. townsfolk; Raid a village for loot & slaves.

• Rawhide, by Paul Smith ✓

Get a wagon train across the board using wagon rules from Wyrdstone Archive while your opponent tries to stop you.

• Rescue, by Andrew "Boss Orc" ✓

Rescue captive warrior. Defender in centre, attacker on edges.

• Romero's Pride, by Paul Smith, Lex & Donato ✓

A variation on the random zombie invasion theme.

• The Caravan, by Anonymous ✓

Guard or plunder a caravan of gold before it gets to the other side. (note: we played this four times and found it very hard for the defending player. We opted to make the merchant T4, give him a shield, play the "lucky bastard" and "stop token" variants and rule that the defenders will not fail a rout test except voluntarily.)

• The Restless Dead, by Tom Webster-Deakin ✓

Random zombies invade the table, attacking both players.

• The Wizard's Tower, by Christian Ellegaard ✓

Getting a treasure chest off table with random curses striking defenders.

- Brahm's Book

• Bar Room Brawl, by Tom Bell ✓

Warbands partake in a bar-room brawl with each other. Fun rules for missiles, impromptu weapons, etc. Less lethal than most scenarios too.

• The Undead Garden, by Tom Bell ✓

Warbands fight each other amid random zombies and the odd vampire.

• Treasure Grab, by Chris Van Tigem ✓

Warbands must try to recover ten treasure chests. Unfortunately for all concerned, the chests have been booby-trapped and may explode when picked up.

- CHP-World

• Earthquake, by Morten Hvid Andersen ✓

Multiplayer scenario (although it would work perfectly well for just two players). A recent tremor has unearthed three noteworthy items that are scattered around the board. Each item might be good or bad, depending upon a dice roll made at the time it's found. Winner is player who locates the most items.

• Rumours, by Morten Hvid Andersen ✓

Similar to Hidden Treasure but chest is hidden in large central building. Models within this building & not in HTH will find chest by rolling 12 on 2D6, adding +1 for every turn they have searched. Includes variations on the chest's contents. Two-player or Multi-player.

- Fanatic Magazine 01

• Battle For The Farm, by Nick Kyme

Warbands fight over a farm. Warriors must try to enter & loot buildings defended by the farmer & his farm-hands. Warriors are armed with torches and may try to set light to the buildings if they’re feeling mean.

• Upon The Eerie Downs, by Nick Kyme

Skirmish. Battle is fought on open terrain. Fog causes reduced visibility hence reduced shooting, magic, charging, etc. Fog also means models may become lost resulting In random movement & All Alone tests.

- Fanatic Magazine 03

• Blood On The Pasturelands, by Nick Kyme

Rival warbands attempt to rustle some horses from a pasture. The frightened horses run randomly and need taming once caught. They are defended by six Outriders.

• Through Black Fire Pass, by Nick Kyme

One warband ambushes another as they make their way along the treacherous trade route. The noise of the battle may result In a rock fall or it may attract the attention of a nearby Orc encampment, or even attract an angry troll.

- Fanatic Magazine 04

• Brigands In The Pasturelands, by Nick Kyme

One warband attempts to hunt down the other, a lawless band of brigands hiding out In the forest. Both warbands are accompanied by three or four like-minded Hired Swords. The attackers start on or near a road through the forest. The defenders start anyway more than 10” away amid the trees. Includes rules to reflect the defenders’ home advantage.

• The Watchtower, by Nick Kyme

Half of the defending warband starts on or near a well-defended central tower (with special rules to reflect this). The attackers have special rules for trying to sneak up on them. If the defenders spot the attackers they may try to light a beacon on the tower In order to summon the rest of their warband. Naturally the attackers will try to prevent them from lighting the beacon.

- Fanatic Magazine 06

• Wolf Hunt!, by Nick Kyme

Both warbands have been offered a reward to kill a pack of troublesome wolves. Neither is keen to share the bounty and so will attack each other while also attempting to dispatch the wolves and, possibly, a random bear. Unless of course they decide to co-operate. Both warbands are accompanied by the big-hearted Kislev Warrior Hired Sword, also featured in the magazine.

- Fanatic Magazine 07

• Protect Hornsby's Ferry, by Mark Havener

Defenders must protect a boat & pull-rope style river ferry-crossing from sabotage. Attackers must sabotage it. Defenders must also protect ferry operators from harm. Attackers must harm ferry operators. Features a river and, naturally, a ferry-crossing.

• Stop, Thief!, by Mark Havener

Defenders must protect Halfling Thief HS (featured In this issue) from attacking warband. Thief has stolen defenders’ single most expensive item and may use it. Defenders start randomly scattered around centre of table, Attackers as normal. Last to rout wins although a house-rule about killing the Thief would seem sensible given the scenario. Features possibly the only use of the word “bugger” in any Mordheim publication.

- Fanatic Magazine 09

• Hunt The Heretic, by Nick Kyme

Four members of the defenders’ warband attempt to protect a tooled-up Warlock HS from the attackers plus an accompanying Witch Hunter Captain. The defenders must roll for reinforcements as the game progresses. Due to their position of defending a central tower, the defenders’ rout threshold is 50%. Last to rout wins. If the Warlock goes Out Of Action, the attackers win. If the Witch Hunter goes Out Of Action, the attackers must take an immediate additional rout test.

• River Watch, by Nick Kyme

Attackers at the south side must smuggle some loot across a east-west flowing river at night and get 25% opf their band off the north edge. The river has only one bridge. Defenders movement is restricted until they spot their enemy. A small keep has special rules regarding spotting the attackers and for the defenders’ rout test, which now has a 50% rout threshold.

- Khemri, Land Of The Dead

• Blood Shrine, by Sam Sedghi ✓

For 2-4 players. Player with most warriors standing within 4" of a central shrine after six turns wins.

• Dark Ritual, by Sam Sedghi ✓

All warbands must stop the evil NPC necromancer from sacrificing his victim within three turns and then guide the victim to safety.

• Defend The Oasis, by Steven “Grafix” Gibbs ✓

Attackers must get more men within 6" of a well than the defenders. Defenders must cause a rout test.

• Defend The Tomb, by Steven “Grafix” Gibbs ✓

Defenders must carry a chest from the centre of a tomb complex and out of the only entrance. Attackers must obtain the chest and remove it themselves.

• Sandstorm, by Steven “Grafix” Gibbs ✓

Poor visibility. Warriors initially represented by numbered tokens (plus D3 decoy tokens) to disguise their identities. Also D3 "mirages" spread across the board. Investigate each mirage to discover a vengeful spirit, a treasure item or a lovely moist oasis.

• Tomb Raid, by Steven “Grafix” Gibbs ✓

As Defend The Tomb except the chest begins in the middle of the complex while both warbands begin at the edges.

- Mortheim Nort

• Ambush Assassinaire, by Christian Ellegaard ✘

This is a modified, but heavily based version of Christian’s “The Ambush” from his “Welcome To Mordheim” campaign. I’ve written a fairly detailed description here as the text is somewhat confusing. It may be just as well to check out Christian Ellegaard’s original version on Archive Pestilens. The attackers are placed within 2” of any table edge except for the gate edge. Defenders are split into 3 groups, (i) two “Marksmen” (or best equivalent) placed within 2” of a table edge containing an exit gate, (ii) two “Swordsmen” (or best equivalent) placed at the centre of the table, (iii) the remainder placed wherever the player chooses. All defenders must be placed at least 8” from the defenders. The warband leader must be placed at least 16” away from the Marksmen & Swordsmen. The Marksmen & Swordsmen groups are each allocated a sub-leader, both of whom are placed 2” from the warband leader. All defenders must be placed at least 8” from the attackers. The Marksmen & Swordsmen are then scattered D6”. The Marksmen & Swordsmen must rally or flee directly away from the nearest enemy, as per All Alone tests. This continues until they pass a Ld test. Once within 2” of their appointed sub-leader they automatically rally. Defenders win by getting the Marksmen, Swordsmen & respective sub-leaders within 6” of the warband leader. Attackers win by killing the Marksmen & Swordsmen, or having them flee from the board. Phew.

• Escape Through The Floods, by Christian Ellegaard ✓

Attackers must get more men within 6" of a well than the defenders. Defenders must cause a rout test.

• The Vultures Fly High, by Zolli ✓

Defenders must carry a chest from the centre of a tomb complex and out of the only entrance. Attackers must obtain the chest and remove it themselves.

- Pancreas Boy's Wyrdstone Shards

Many of Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks’s scenarios have the standard “last to rout” objective. With a little thought the objective can easily be modified to reflect the scenario.

• Acid Rain, by Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks ✓

Warbands fight under a hail of acid rain. Each turn a random warrior loses a piece of weaponry or armor.

• Catch Me If You Can, by Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks ✓

Warbands chase the Executioner’s Hood as it blows around randomly, including up and down.

• Decompose, by Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks ✓

Warbands must fight amid a scene of prior carnage. Due to corpses etc, all shooting and psychology rolls are at –1.

• Doppelganger, by Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks ✓

Fully laden treasure chest is guarded by a Doppelganger which assumes the nearest attacker’s stats. The alarmed attacker must pass an Ld test in order to attack.

• Downpour, by Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks ✓

Heavy rain limits vision to 12”. One in six chance of slipping when running.

• Dry Heat, by Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks ✓

Due to dehydration, all warriors have 1 in 6 chance of going Knocked Down on their turn. If they can get to a central well they can remove this effect although they may also find some Wyrdstone or disturb a random zombie.

• Fist Fight, by Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks ✓

Two warbands camp close together. In the night all their equipment is stolen. Warbands fight each other, initially with no equipment. Each warrior may search through buildings to find their own equipment in a similar process to Hidden Treasure.

• Gargoyle Gamble, by Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks ✓

“Wyrdstone Hunt” except that the players can choose to feed their newly found wyrdstone shards to a gargoyle in an attempt to win his services.

• Gas, Gas, Gas, by Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks ✓

All long-range missiles at –2. Small random explosions keep the warriors on their toes.

• Gauntlet Run, by Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks ✓

Warriors must make their way to central area where four trap-laden passages await. Warriors must then negotiate random traps (boulders, scythes, etc) to gain prize from a clearly eccentric old warband chief.

• I Dream Of..., by Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks ✓

Peasant boy has possession of a magic lamp. Warbands must take out peasant & his protective genie in order to gain the lamp. The genie will then bestow one randomly determined blessing per turn upon a warband member.

• Jumunji, by Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks ✓

As Hidden Treasure except that if the chest is dropped a random animal will appear, attacking the warbands.

• Ladder Chase, by Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks ✓

Warbands must retrieve artifact from top of ziggurat by utilizing three ladders that each warband carries (the walls are too slimy to climb unaided). Ladders may be moved, stolen, etc.

• Locksmith, by Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks ✓

Warbands attempt to open a safe housed within derelict bank. Players must get key-holder to safe and brave potential traps, guard-dogs, etc.

• Lord Of The Slings, by Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks ✓

A magical artifact, the One True Sling, is spotted in the middle of a wide, shallow stretch of the River Stir. Warbands must fight to gain it. Movement through the river is Difficult. The sling makes the wielder invisible.

• Mortality, by Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks ✓

Warbands fight each other while their leaders gradually lose points of Toughness due to a curse. Spending a full turn next to a central well will banish the curse.

• Multiply, by Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks ✓

Standard battle but with D6 random spawn creatures (stats as Squigs) appearing each turn. Last to rout wins.

• Pesky Portals, by Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks ✓

The board contains D3+2 magical portals. Passing through a portal may or may not lead to the model being transported to another randomly determined portal. Players must attempt to teleport to a portal in a small room as this room contains a wondrous treasure chest.

• Rabies, by Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks ✓

Warbands fight over 2-4 Wyrdstone shards amid 2-4 rabid dogs. Anyone bitten temporarily contract rabies, making them attack the nearest warrior whether friend or foe.

• Sacred Tree, by Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks ✓

Defenders must chop down a tree while the Attackers try to stop them.

• The Day After, by Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks ✓

One randomly chosen hero is drunk. He is wandering the streets at random. His friends must try to grab him and lead him to safety. His foes will try to make him pay for being so foolish.

• The Earth Trembles, by Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks ✓

A bonkers Warlock is causing random crevasses to appear in the ground from his lofty tower. Warbands must kill the Warlock while dodging the rapidly appearing chasms.

• The General's Daughter, by Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks ✓

The general’s daughter is chained to a post in the middle of the board and defended by 2 Minotaurs. Warbands, approaching from the same edge, will not fight each other until the chains have been shattered.

• Time Warp, by Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks ✓

Time goes backwards causing already wounded warriors to recover. Each warband starts with 3 warriors standing. The remainder has a concealed counter placed on the board to represent an anonymous dying warrior. As the standing warriors reach the counters they turn them over to discover whether they’re friend or foe. Either way, the once-dying warrior is now fully recovered. All spells are at +2 to cast due to the general weirdness.

• Tomb Raider, by Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks ✓

Warbands must attempt to swim to island, fight off venomous snakes and escape with a precious item.

• Unawares, by Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks ✓

Two warbands unwittingly camp very close to each other. Both warbands begin asleep (i.e. Knocked Down) except for their lookouts. The lookout must try to gain Line Of Sight (LOS) to their enemy in order to raise alarm.

• Warpstone Gluttony, by Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks ✘

A mutant, complete with a random mutation, holds 4-7 shards of Wyrdstone. Every turn he will eat a shard to gain an extra mutation.

• What A Find!, by Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks ✘

Defenders must carry huge chunk of Wyrdstone (carried as a standard chest) from one side of the board to the other. All except 3 of the attackers are initially confined to 8” x 8” area on the escape side of the board. The remaining 3 members are scouts. First they must gain LOS to the Wyrdstone chunk while within 24” of it. Then they must relay this information by gaining LOS to their Leader while within 8” of him. Only then can the remainder of the warband cover the whole of the board.

• What's Yours Is Mine, by Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks ✘

Warbands begin in separate buildings. They must capture enemy’s building while still holding their own.

• Winter Cometh, by Ross "Pancreas Boy" Franks ✘

The board has become a winter wonderland. All outdoor areas are Difficult Ground and the snow counts as cover.

- Rynn Tyrr

• Burn The Witch!, by Grant "Blasphemous Heathen" Garvin ✓

Mostly flavoring for a campaign but also includes a burn/rescue the witch variant.

• Mordheim's Burning, by Rowan Coupland ✓

Multiplayer. Reduced routing and a nasty Serious Injury chart make for a lot of dead warriors. Huge haul of gold + experience for the winners. Designed as end-of-campaign scenario.

• The Bridge, by Rowan Coupland ✓

Attackers try to cross the bridge. Slowly arriving defenders try to stop them by destroying the bridge or by removing the attackers' limbs.

- Specialist Game's Fanatic Online

• Night Of The Dead, by Andy Tabor ✓

Warband members must venture to the centre of the board, grab a Wyrdstone shard and escape from the table. However, from each warband only one randomly-determined Hero and Henchman group may be on the table at any time. Each time a shard is picked up a number of random zombies attack the warriors. Continues until only one warband has any warriors still alive.

- Karak Azgal

• Dragonslayer, by the Karak Azgal Development Team ✓

Karak Azgal scenario. Similar to Don't Wake the Giant but with a Dragon and different rules for waking him.

• Forgotten Honor, by the Karak Azgal Development Team ✓

Dwarven burial grounds are sacred to the Dwarves for the noble dwarves who hath fallen in battle rest here. It is a great woe to the Dwarves if the burial ground is disturbed by intruders and will fight to the death to defend their ancestors.

• Hunters Or Hunted, by the Karak Azgal Development Team ✓

One warband has been shadowing the other for some time. The hunters have now split off some of their band to surround and ambush their prey. The hunted however, are aware of their hunters and are themselves planning a trap. On reaching a large hall they too have sent out flanking forces and make ready to turn the tables. It remains to be seen who are truly the hunters and who the hunted, in the dark of Karak Azgal’s corridors anything could happen.

• The Engineers Workshop, by the Karak Azgal Development Team ✓

The Dwarf Engineer’s Guild is a remarkably conservative group. Despite such novelties as the Flame Cannon and the Gyrocopter, the elders frown on new developments and innovations. For this reason, many engineers choose to work alone and in secret. This must have been the abode of a Master Engineer. The workshop, offices and storerooms have been sealed with strong runes and have survived almost intact.

• Unlocking The Tomb, by the Karak Azgal Development Team ✓

The location of the Tomb of Tarrik IronHead has indeed been found. However the door is locked. It’s a race to find the key and raid the tomb.

• Within The Darkness, by the Karak Azgal Development Team ✓

Karak Azgal long fell to the darkness. Yet you can still hear the echoes and screams of those that perished. The are are still whispers within the ruined halls of this ancient kingdom. I carry this burden, the knowledge of these dark caverns. What was once all is now but a memory. A burden that I carry till I pass away.

- The Fanatic Online Archives

• Happy Harpy Hunting Grounds, by Chris Van Tigem | Alternate PDF

Three-player scenario. One player runs a band of three Harpies who are guarding their treasure-filled nest. The other two must kill all three Harpies to gain their treasure. Last to rout wins, although the Harpies will not rout and so must be defeated. Features the only recorded use of the word “sod” in an official Mordheim publication.

• Round-Up At The Mordheim Corral, by Andy Tabor

Two to four wild boars have eaten a merchant’s Wyrdstone. Warbands must kill randomly moving and aggressive boars to recover it. Optional suggestion of using mutations. Really good fun.

• The Recipe, by Mark Havener

Warbands must attempt to abduct an esteemed pie-maker who is being stoutly defended by his ballistically adept bodyguard. There are also plenty of pies to be purloined as long as the warriors don’t drop them first. Last to rout wins as long as the pie-man has been taken Out Of Action first.

- The Mordheimer's Information Centre

• Ambush!, by Archeonicus ✓

Sort of cross between “Surprise Attack” and “Wyrdstone Hunt”. Defenders must roll 4+ to have each warrior present. These poor souls are set up in central building. Two Heroes are carrying some Wyrdstone, which they must carry from table to win. The Attackers will try to stop them.

• Beware The Plague, by Archeonicus ✓

Re-enactment of an historical Mousillon battle between The Disciples Of Mildred & Clan Pestilens.

• Not Enough Room..., by Archeonicus ✓

Another Mousillon re-enactment. Variant of “Defend The Find”. Instead of a central building we have a treasure chest which warbands must try to get within 4” of Cosy.

• Safety On The Other Side, by Archeonicus ✓

More Mousillon fun, this time in the fog. Attackers must get halfway across the river, which lies at other side of the board from them. They can cross the bridge or they can wade through the river. If the latter, there is a chance they will lose their footing and drown.

• Sigmar Had No Sisters!, by The Mordheimer ✓

Sisters of Sigmar vs. Witch Hunters. Nice background to battle. Each warband has some additional models in the form of sundry Mordheim refugees. A minor Daemon (run by a third player) adds some spice by joining in the battle while causing random mutations and corrupting the refugees.

• The Battle For The Wharf, by Archeonicus ✓

Mousillon schmousillon. Skirmish, except that much of the board is underwater. If a warrior ventures into the water there is a chance he will lose his footing and drown.

• The Bridal Run, by Archeonicus ✓

A wagon train is taking a warrior to his wedding. Embittered Attackers are trying to stop them. The wagons will relentlessly continue to their objective, the other side of the board. The Attackers will set upon the warband, their wagons and even the horses in an attempt to stop them.

• The Damned Duke's Hoard, by Andy 'Da Bank' Tabor ✓

Warbands vie for a dead Duke’s opulent treasure while the previous owner and his spooky entourage try to discourage them. Includes the welcome return of the random zombies.

• The Great Robbery, by The Mordheimer ✓

Defenders must escort a treasure chest to a ship and then sail the ship from the table. The ship doesn’t appear on the river until turn three. Attackers must try to prevent them and steal off with the chest themselves.

• The Marsh Is Alive, by Archeonicus ✓

Identical to Beware The Plague but Disciples Of Mildred replaced with Knights Errant.

• To The Rescue!, by Archeonicus ✓

Rules for warbands rescuing a captured comrade or their stolen belongings. Includes sneaky Attackers avoiding detection by the Defenders and the captive being able to free himself and make a dash for it.

• Trick Or Treat!, by The Mordheimer ✓

Variation on Night Of The Dead, including fog, random happenings and mutations. Winner is determined by a points-scoring system.

- The Warp

• Artifact Hunt, by Sheldon mcCarthy ✓

Straight forward artifact hunting scenario with some additional rules!

• Chaos In The Fishpond, by Christian Ellegaard ✓

While peacefully enjoying a nice bit of relaxation at one of Mordheim’s famous fishponds, the defenders are set upon by the attackers. Defenders only have their rods for weapons (although they do have the Reach rule!). Includes rules for falling in the Wyrdstone-affected pond and rules for the eldritch Fish Magic which affects the area. As the author says, “Of all weird places in Mordheim, fishponds are amongst the weirdest”. Quite.

• Vampire Hunters, by Christian Ellegaard ✓

Warbands attempt to slay a nasty old Vampire and gain his hoard by completing a series of objectives; 1. Find the Vampire’s coffin – similar to Treasure Hunt, 2. Slay the Vampire; 3. Carry his treasure chest back to your table edge. During the battle random minor Vampires will appear on the board. There are no rout tests. Lots of nice fluff & some new magic items.

- Mordheim Town Cryers

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• Ambush, by Mark Havener

Multiplayer. Wyrdstone carrying defenders have to get off the table alive.

• Lost Prince, by Mark Havener

Multiplayer. Rescue wandering prince (also works perfectly well for two players).

• Monster Hunt, by Mark Havener

Multiplayer. Warbands team up (or not) to take on a monster.

• The Pool, by Mark Havener

Multiplayer. Root around for Wyrdstone in a pool in the centre of the table.

• Treasure Hunt, by Mark Havener

Multiplayer. Similar to Wyrdstone Hunt.

• Street Brawl, by Mark Havener

Multiplayer. Similar to Skirmish.

• Wizard's Mansion, by Mark Havener

Multiplayer. Similar to Skirmish with items at stake.

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• Kidnapped, by Tuomas Pirinen

Possessed vs. any warband. Rescue a fair maiden before she gets sacrificed or sacrifice a fair maiden before she gets rescued, depending on your mood.

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• Rat Attack, by Christian Ellegaard

Skaven vs. any warband. Sewers. Defender must escape from opposite table edge. Skaven uses a mixture of decoy counters and warband counters to confuse the enemy.

• Scourge & Purge, by Donato Ranzato

Witch Hunters vs. any warband. Skirmish in the company of a possessed wizard.

• Surrounded, by Christian Ellegaard

Sewers. Defender must escape from centre of sewer network.

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• Forbidden Square, by Christian Ellegaard

Possessed (+allies) vs. Witch Hunters (+allies), Get D6+2 scattered wyrdstone off the table during the battle.

• Stake Out, by Gavin Thorpe

Sneaky attackers must kill the leader of the startled defenders. Defenders' leader must escape from table. A word of warning, if you’re using Dwarfs give them the Relentless (i.e. can run within 8” of enemy) rule or the scenario won’t work.

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• The Lair Of The Snake, by Christian Ellegaard

Four player scenario. Each player must take out his randomly specified enemy.

• The Script Of Sigmar, by Paul Smith

Witch Hunters vs. Sisters of Sigmar. Two linked scenarios involving burgling the Sisters' Abbey. First get across the River Stir and up to the gates without raising the alarm, then find & make off with the goodies.

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• That's All Mine, by Paul Smith

Attackers blow up a mine using gunpowder rules from Archive Pestilens (shamefully not described in the magazine) amid some random zombie shenanigans.

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• The Caravan, by Honza Skypala & Stepan Stepanov

Escort or rob a merchant's caravan train.

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• Island Hopping, by the Lustria Development Team

Islands in a fast flowing river connected by bridges. Control as many as possible.

• Secrets Of The Beujuntae, by the Lustria Development Team

Wyrdstone Hunt while a Daemon spirit flits around possessing random Heroes.

• The Fog Of War, by the Lustria Development Team

Light fog affecting movement and missile range.

• The Night Of The Headless One, by Kevin J Coleman

Hidden Treasure except warbands look for skull of the Headless One while its awesome original owner creates carnage.

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• Hunters Become The Hunted, by the Lustria Development Team

Similar to Surprise Attack.

• Lost Temple Of The Slann, by the Lustria Development Team

Similar to Wizard's Mansion.

• The Sword Of The Herald, by Jeff Hogg

Multiplayer scenario involving a mean sword, huge chunks of Wyrdstone & those ever-popular random zombies.

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• Finders Keepers, by Roger Latham

Run the length of the table, grab the Wyrdstone & run back again while trying not to die. Designed for mounted warriors but doesn't have to be.

• Mule Train, by Robert Walker

The good guys try to lead the mule train along a country road while the bad guys try to steal them. To add to the fun, the mules suffer from Stubbornness when being led, wander randomly when not being watched and bolt when near combat. Nightmare!

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• Death In The Mists, by Nicodemus Kyme

Visibility reduced to 2D6". Warriors might get lost.

• Gift Of The Truthsayers, by Nicodemus Kyme

Scrap over a magic item with random boggy happenings.

• The Mummy, by Rob Houdek

Hidden Treasure except warbands look for the stash of a mummy while its scary original owner plus friends have their say.

• The Ogham Stones, by Nicodemus Kyme

Enhance powers for spell-casters with Truthsayers & Dark Emissaries tagging along for good measure.

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• Haunted Treasure, by Michael Reuvers

Serious treasure guarded by equally serious Banshee.

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• A Night In The Graveyard, by Jason "Teacher Guy" Kahler

Warbands compete to plunder a dead man's grave while his restless spirit attempts to stop them. The spooky graveyard setting results in Fear tests every turn and, you've guessed it, random zombies doing their shuffle-thing.

• Bar Room Brawl, by Jason "Teacher Guy" Kahler

A bar room brawl. Players start with 3 warriors in bar with more arriving during battle. Special rules for using furniture as cover, for using beer bottles as weapons and for taking on the Landlord of the establishment.

• Protect The Prince, by the Khemri Development Team

Escort a cowardly prince across the desert while a rival warband tries to kill him.

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• Burn The Witches, by Nicodemus Kyme

Set in a huge temple which burns to the ground during the battle. Defender's Heroes must carry three relics from the temple. Attackers must stop them.

• One Man's Rescue Is Another Man's Kidnap, by the Khemri Development Team

A prisoner is being guarded within one of several tents. The attacker must find the prisoner by entering the correct tent and then escort him from the table. The defender must stop him.

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• The Gauntlet, by Erik Johnson

Classic Indiana Jones stuff. Warbands race along trap-laden corridors towards a great treasure. For 2+ warbands.

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• Assault On The Rock, by Grayson Gaudreault

Warbands infiltrate the Sisters’ rock and attempt to steal a magical tome. Warbands must search through buildings/rooms to find the tome. Meanwhile, a growing number of random nuns (well it makes a change from zombies) – controlled by a referee – attempt to repel the invaders. For 2-4 warbands plus the referee.

• In The Dead Of The Night, by Space McQuirk & Chris Blair

Set in Mordheim’s Cemetery of Saint Voller. Graveyard battle with Undead warband, half is which is unavailable, as the defenders. Each turn more zombies join the Undead band. Necromancer must complete ritual by chanting alongside altar for 10 turns. Attacker must take Necromancer Out Of Action. A tough scenario for the Undead player. Handy if you know of a powerful Undead warband that needs knocking back down to size though.

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• A Stroll In The Garden, by Anonymous

Skirmish set in Mordheim’s Steinhardt Memorial Gardens. Warriors within 2” of a tree or bush receive hits from the chaos-wracked foliage.

• The Bodyguards, by Kurtis Burdau

Town Cryer edit of "Now Keep Me Safe, You Hear!?" (see entry 165). Unfortunately they seem to have missed the point of the original (one scenario, three different objectives - unique) & have instead turned it into another version of “The Lost Prince” (see entry 104). Play the original version – it’s more fun.

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• Blood Hunt, by Mark Havener, et al.

Clashing warbands gain the help of a Dramatis Personae, most likely Johann The Knife & Marriana Chevaux, free of charge. Take out the opponent’s Dramatis Personae to win. Cynics might suggest that the objective of this scenario is for Games Workshop to shift a few more Dramatis Personae miniatures... but not me, no sir.

• Bounty Hunting, by Mark Havener, et al.

An Empire In Flames scenario. Warbands attempt to round up a gang of bandits who are holed up in a remote hideout building. Plays like “Skirmish” except for the D6 crossbow bolts which come whizzing out each turn at the warriors closest to the building.

• Down At The Docks, by Mark Havener, et al.

Either a two player scenario where warbands must attempt to gain cargo crates from smugglers’ ship by carrying them off or by forcing other warband & smugglers to rout; or a a multiplayer scenario where the defending warband, along with assisting smugglers, must see off other warbands who are attempting to steal cargo.

• Lost In The Bogs, by Mark Havener, et al.

An Empire In Flames scenario. Highest rated warband is lost & must be deployed spread out. What's more, at least ½ the terrain is marshy ground (1/2 movement) or bog (1/4 movement).

• Stagecoash Ambush, by Mark Havener, et al.

An Empire In Flames scenario. Defenders on horseback must protect a stagecoach from mounted attackers. Roadwarden & highwayman Hired Swords may be hired at ½ price. Lots of special horsy rules.

• The Item Lost, by Mark Havener, et al.

Nicodemus joins one warband (presumably a warband far weaker than the others) in an attempt to retrieve a magic wand. Naturally the other warbands would like the wand for themselves. Much bloodshed ensues.

• The Thing In The Woods, by Mark Havener, et al.

An Empire In Flames scenario. At least ½ the terrain is spooky fear-inducing woods. For each warband there is one Thing in the Woods (no details until TC28 but is presumably pretty scary) which will move randomly until within charge range then charge nearest model. Last to rout wins.

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• Gathering Of The Horde, by Nicodemus Kyme

Massive multi-warband gang fight based upon the “Gangs Of New York” film, complete with special rules for horde fighting. Recommended for 3-6 warbands per side. Could work as a massive end-of-campaign scenario (e.g. all the good warbands vs. all the chaos warbands) or as a one-off.

• The Watchers, by Anonymous

Warbands attempt to gather random treasures from the SE quarter of Mordheim (right next to where the comet landed). However every time they pick up the goodies, the tormented spirit of an entombed wizard attempts to cast a random spell on the warrior.

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• The Frenzied Mob, by Anonymous

An Empire In Flames scenario. Warbands attempt to loot a village consisting of D3+1 buildings. Each building is staunchly defended by D3+1 frenzied villagers.

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• Encampment Raid, by Anonymous

Attackers attempt to take the defenders’ camp. Plays as Defend The Find except the defenders have a number of advantages due to being on home turf. Defenders may also purchase further fortifications (e.g. heads on spikes, barricades, etc) to further hamper the attackers. The local watch may turn up to assist the defenders.

• The Rats' Lair, by Aaron Ishmael

Designed for several warbands to ally against a pack of Skaven run by a moderator. The warbands descend into an ingenious multi-leveled underground lair.

- White Dwarf Magazine #247

• Wild Magic, by Mark Havener | Alternate PDF

A sort of random events for magic users. The casting of spells results in unpredictable occurrences either beneficial or otherwise.

- Whomever1's Mordheim Section

• Guard The Dredgers, by Tom Pliska ✓

Two NPCs in a boat, dredging a shallow part of the Stir for Wyrdstone. The defenders must guard the dredgers who are poling their way off the river. The attackers must stop them by storming the boat. If the attackers control either of two bridges, one at either end of the river, then the dredgers won't pass underneath it.

- Wrathweb

• Betrayal, by Wrath ✓

Both warband begin in the centre of the board and with half their warband members. Attacker may automatically bring on his remaining warriors over the next 3-4 turns. Defender may attempt to bring on his remaining warriors at a similar rate but must successfully roll first. Two player.

• Break-In, by Wrath ✓

Warbands attempt to carry a heavy chest from the board. If the chest is not carried off before the battle finishes then the surviving warband does NOT get the chest. Two or multiplayer.

• The Game, by Wrath ✓

Two things going on here; 1. Three wyrdstone shards in each players deployment zone. If a shard is picked up, the warband whose zone it is will automatically rout on their turn. So guard those shards!; 2. A warrior must touch the prickly “Pillar of Pain” for 2 consecutive turns to win the game and gain an artifact. Apparently very difficult to pull off but fun to try. Multiplayer.

• Treachery, by Wrath ✓

Multiplayer. Warbands start with 1-6 random warriors missing. Each player secretly draws a red or black playing card to become part of the black alliance or the red alliance. When warbands are within Initiative distance they may compare colors. If they match they may ally. If they don’t they may not. If an attack is made against another warband of the same color that warband is declared a traitor and may ally with no-one. Ingenious!

- Yahoo! Mordheim Group

• Bug Hunt!, by Paracelsis ✓

Bounty hunt for 2-4 nasty Genestealers which are controlled by a neutral player. The warbands must then carry the Genestealers’ heads from the board to claim their reward.

• Capture The Flag, by Kilgs ✓

Warbands must attempt to capture their opponent’s flag & return it to their own base. Additionally up to 50GC of Out Of Action warriors may be regenerated.

• Life's A Beach, by Ian Davies ✓

An Albion scenario. We'll fight them on the beaches, but watch out for the rapidly rising tide!

• Night Of The Unliving Dead, by American Flagg ✓

Zombies vs. good warband. It's those crazy random zombies again, this time in a wood and besieging an abandoned house.

• "Now Keep Me Safe, You Hear!?", by Kurtis Budau ✓

For three warbands or teams of warbands. One warband/team must protect a cowering merchant, another must carry him alive from the battlefield while a third must sever his head and remove it from the table. If the merchant is killed then racking for the severed head and carrying it from the table becomes the focus of the scenario. Possibly the origins of the sport of Bloodbowl.

• Save The Dead, by Terry Maltman ✓

Undead (or Possessed) vs. human warband. Race to consecrate graves or to reanimate the corpses within.

• The Assassin, by Paracelsis ✓

The Terminator. A bio-mechanoid assassin, controlled by a neutral player, has been sent back in time to kill a young girl. The warbands must first kill the assassin then lead the girl from the board. Nice background fluff.

• The Day Of The Dinosaur, by Jeff Hogg ✓

Multiplayer scenario involving finding & retrieving a Skink artifact while the scaly ones do their best to spoil the fun.

• The Shadow Of The Plague, by Michael Murphy ✓

Recover a plague-containing vial from a Pestilens' subterranean dwelling. Involves random tunnels & patrolling NPC Plague Monks. Based on a Stephen King book.

• The Twisted Tome, by André J. Oord ✓

Models find themselves shrunk and within an arcane library. Heroes must stand unopposed atop a perilous ink-bottle for six turns in order to read an enormous magical book. I kid you not. Handy if you've left your ruined buildings terrain at a mate's house.

• Tug Of War, Ian Davies ✓

Rescuing captive warriors. The captive is handcuffed to an enemy model. As the pair struggle they pull each other around the battlefield.

- Ye Mordheim Legends Gazette

• Assassination, by Bill Strip ✓

Three sneaky Heroes attempt to bump off one of opponent's warband without the defender knowing who is the target. Actually much more balanced than it sounds.

• Discovered Treasure, by Roy Cowan ✓

Models arrive in dribs & drabs and from random sides of the table.

• The Vampire, by Donato Ranzato ✓

Undead vs. any warband; Classic Hammer horror stuff involving a race to get to five virgins before the enemy does. Similar to a Saturday night down the Black Horse really. Features characters called Igor and Buffy!

• Werebeast Hunt, Michael Yungbluth ✓

Warbands hunt down werebeast warband (which is run by moderator/3rd player.)

- Ye Olde Curiosity Shoppe

• A Wizard's Fate, by D Puentes ✓

Warriors must navigate their way through randomly teleporting portals in order to access a powerful wizard’s lair. Then they must kill him and escape with his fully laden treasure chest. “Subplots” rules apply. Includes a battle report.

• Hand Of Fate, by Damian Puentes & Andy "DaBank" Tabor ✓

A fully-tooled Vlad & Isabella Von Carstein lead a small undead army (including 60 skeletons!) against, I hope, an alliance of warbands.

• The Living Treasure, by D Puentes ✓

Three treasure chests/warband. Models must pry open chests (S test) to discover whether the chest (i) contains treasure, (ii) is empty, or (iii) attacks the finder (no I’m serious). First to get a chest full of treasure off the board wins.

• Monkey In The Middle, by Wrath ✓

Multiplayer. Each warband has 1,000 gold crowns and starts at the edge of the board except for the “monkey” who has 2,000 gold crowns and starts in the centre. Last man standing wins.

• The Nest, by D Puentes ✓

Warbands must battle some pretty mean giant spiders (one per warband). The spiders must first be found in a manner similar to Hidden Treasure. Includes a battle report.

• The Rescue Of Molto Perduto, by D Puentes ✓

Warbands vie or ally to rescue 7 NPCs from a graveyard in the centre of the board. The graveyard is patrolled by an Undead warband (run by a moderator or alternately by the players). Includes a battle report.

• Round-Up At The Mordheim Corral, by A Tabor ✓

Two to four wild boars have eaten a merchant’s Wyrdstone. Warbands must kill randomly moving and aggressive boars to recover it. Optional suggestion of using mutated boars based on Power In The Stones rules. Really good fun.

• Watery Grave, by David Martin ✓

Heavy rain has caused the river to burst its banks resulting in a raging torrent across the board. The ground level is impassable. Only the upper stories & any interconnecting walkways remain. Any warriors which fall into the water are Out Of Action. In addition visibility is limited to 3D6”. Last to rout wins.