Carolina | Season 2

Carolina Order Marker 6: Delta, Rule of 8 500 pts (Delta Pricing), 19 figures (max) ​Rule of 8 (Ro8): You may not field more than 8 of any given figure. (4-figure squads x2 = valid) (3-figure squad x3, sit 1, = valid) More info in HeroScapers thread: https://www.heroscapers.com/threads/carolina-order-marker-6-nhsd-delta-ro8.64351/ To reserve your spot in the tournament (Cap is 36), register+pay by following this link: https://www.atomicempire.com/Store/Event/6289

General Wars Renegade Mercenaries 445 pts, 18 figs (max) VC (inclusive) - Delta Pricing Renegade units are Renegade Mercenaries without a General for army-building purposes. If your army only includes Renegade Mercenaries, that is your General (it is treated as its own General, wholly distinct from the original Generals). If your army includes Classic and/or VC units, that is your general for the event (you may only include Classic/VC units from a single general). Your army may include up to 240 points of Renegade Mercenaries.

Bring one army. Each round of the tournament will be one of the following formats: Straight Kill 'em (twice), Heat of Battle, Dungeon Defenders, and Reverse of the Whip. Round One will be Straight Kill'em. If we need 5 rounds to determine the winner (I project we will), we will have two rounds of Straight Kill'em. Reverse of the Whip will be either Round 4 or Round 5 Besides that, the order of the formats will be randomly chosen out of a hat. Descriptions of each format: Straight Kill 'em: Good 'ole normal Heroscape. This format will be played twice. Heat of Battle: Before the game, both players roll the D20; high roll may choose to place first or defer (meaning they place second). Players alternate placing one card of their units on the board (a map's "start zones" are irrelevant for Heat of Battle). Squad figures must be placed next to other squad figures you placed that turn. You may not place figures on glyphs or adjacent to enemy figures. The player who places second automatically wins initiative Round 1. Dungeon Defenders: Bring a rock outcrop, glacier, or castle pillar with your army as your crystal. We will have castle pillars for players to borrow. Each player will place their opponent’s crystal in their opponent’s start zone at the beginning of the game (before figures are placed). The first player to destroy their opponent's crystal or their opponent's army wins the game. The crystal is a destructible object with the following stats and powers: 6 life 4 defense BLINDING DEFLECTION: When the crystal is attacked by a figure that is at least 4 spaces away, it rolls 2 additional defense dice. WEAKENING POWER AURA: Figures adjacent to the crystal roll one fewer defense die. Reverse of the Whip: You will play your opponent's army If a 6th round is needed (quite unlikely), the format will be randomly chosen from the current list. This event is similar to the "Tournament of Champions" format (GenCon 2011); we chose to give it a new name because. DAY OF TOURNEY EDIT: Here are how the round formats occured: 1) Kill 'em 2) Heat of Battle 3) Dungeon Defenders 4) Reverse The Whip 5) Kill 'em

Your army must follow exactly 2 Generals. Each General must have at least 170 pts spent on it.

Dungeon Defenders: Bring a rock outcrop, glacier, or castle pillar with your army as your crystal. We will have castle pillars for players to borrow. Bring 2: Bring 2 armies with no overlapping figures. Before the game, the two players roll the D20; the high roll chooses to be Player A or Player B. 1) Player A selects one of the 4 armies to play. If the player who won the dice-off chooses to be Player A, they MUST select one of their OPPONENT'S armies. 2) Player B then selects one of the remaining 3 armies to play. Each player will place their opponent’s crystal in their opponent’s start zone at the beginning of the game (after armies are selected, but before figures are placed). The first player to destroy their opponent's crystal or their opponent's army wins the game. The crystal is a destructible object with the following stats and powers: 6 life 4 defense BLINDING DEFLECTION: When the crystal is attacked by a figure that is at least 4 spaces away, it rolls 2 additional defense dice. WEAKENING POWER AURA: Figures adjacent to the crystal roll one fewer defense die.

350 pt, 10 figures (max) Armies must be a minimum of 200 pts Games are free-for-all. We will use our normal maps. We won't use Zephyr (OEAO version). Players will spend Initiative Credits(ICs) bidding on initiative each round. Players start each game with the following # of Initiative Credits(ICs) = 20 + (however many points light their army is.). For example, if your army is 345 points (5 points light), you would start the game with 25 Initiative Credits (20 automatically and 5 for being 5 points light). Armies must be a minimum of 200 pts. You are not allowed to sit units optionally. For each round, after order markers are placed, you will secretly and simultaneously write down your bid for initiative. You can't bid more ICs than you have All bids must be integers (can't bid 2.5) Each player's amount of ICs is public information If multiple players bid the same amount (including bidding 0), those players roll the D20 to determine their order. Depending on your place in the initiative order, you will "spend" (spend = subtract from your total) the following number of ICs: 3-Player Games (which most games will be) 1st: 100% of your bid 2rd: All the ICs you bid, up to FIVE (ex) if you bid 20 ICs and place 2nd, you spend 5 ICs (ex) if you bid 4 ICs and place 2nd, you subtract 4 ICs 3rd: 0% of your bid 4-Player Games (which some games may be) 1st: 100% of your bid 2rd: All the ICs you bid, up to SEVEN (example): if you bid 20 ICs and place 2nd, you spend 7 ICs (example): if you bid 4 ICs and place 2nd, you spend 4 ICs" 3rd: All the ICs you bid, up to THREE (ex) if you bid 20 ICs and place 3rd, you spend 3 ICs (ex) if you bid 2 ICs and place 3rd, you spend 2 ICs 4th: 0% of your bid Heat of Battle Placement: Before the game, each player rolls the D20; highest roll places 1st, 2nd highest roll places 2nd, 3rd highest roll places 3rd... Players take turns placing one card of their units anywhere on the board. Squad figures must be placed next to other squad figures you placed that turn. You may not place figures on glyphs or adjacent to enemy figures. Multiplayer scoring is as follows: Track the partial card scoring damage you do to opponents' units throughout the game (always rounding down). At the end of the game, the players are ranked in order of damage done. The tournament points are awarded as follows: 4-player table: 4, 2, 1, 0. 3-player table: 4, 2, 0. At the end of the 3-round tournament, add up all your placing scores to get your tournament score. In the event of a tie, the player with the greater total damage done wins (so please keep a record of how much damage you did each game).

Players bring any 8 cards worth of units to the event. At the start of each game, they will combine their 8 cards with their opponent's 8 cards to make a 16-card draft pool. Roll d20 dice. Highest roll decides who drafts first. Draft in a 1-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-1 pattern (first player drafts 1 army card, second player drafts 2 army cards) until both players have drafted 8 cards each. Then, players will secretly and simultaneously build a 400 pt, 18-figure army from their 8-card draft and set up to play their match as normal. Players bringing multiple of the same common squad will need to bring at least 2 copies of those army cards in case those units are split between both players while drafting. Players will play an army within: 400 Points 18 Figures

Bring four 325 Point Armies with no overlapping figures. We will play the armies in the order listed on .org (Army #1 for Round 1, Army #2 for Round 2…).

At least 420 pts of your army must be unique (or uncommon) units.

Monster Mash: at least 400 pts of your army has to be Large and/or Huge figures Rule of 8: You may not field more than 8 of any given figure. If your army contains more than 8 of a figure, you must remove the extra figure(s) from your army before the game. Point Limit: 600 (Delta) Figure Limit: 18

"Cheese" in Heroscape essentially means no special rules or point changes: it's straight kill 'em. This is a VC-inclusive format, but 100% classic armies are still SUPER viable. VCheese Tourney: 10:30-3:30 on 4/26/25, then play in the Team Tourney later that same day! Post-tourney edit: CONGRATS JUSTINHAZE for winning! (he was the final undefeated player)

Rule of 8: You may not field more than 8 of any given figure. If your army contains more than 8 of a figure, you must remove the extra figure(s) from your army before the game. Format specifics: Every round you will be paired with a new teammate based on your record. 1-0s paired with 0-1s, 1-1s paired with 1-1s, 2-0s paired with 0-2s, etc. An ally in one game may be an enemy in the next game! Turn-Order Initiative: After setting up start zones, players roll d20 to establish the Turn-Order for the entire game. Highest overall roller goes first (the team with the highest overall roller will be called "Team A") Highest roller on Team B goes Lowest roller on Team A goes Lowest roller on Team B goes After rolling for the Turn-Order initiative, write the order down as it will be used for the entire game. In following initiative rolls, the highest roller will start the round, and the turns will follow the pre-written Turn Order. Tournament notes: If there are multiple undefeated players after 4 games, all undefeated players will be deemed Champions. We will not play a 5th game (the game store is not open late enough for a 5th game in this tourney). Any player who teamed with (any of) the Champion(s) throughout the event will also win a prize! There will be no prize for 2nd place. Typically, team events do not count towards your record on .org. Because of the way this format is, .org will "think" you are playing 1v1 games, and thus, the results of these games will be counted on your .org record. This might be able to be changed, but this is how it stands currently.

Join us on May 10, 2025, at Atomic Empire in Durham, NC! Betrayal: At the beginning of the game, each player simultaneously and secretly selects any one army card to steal from their opponent (making it part of their army for that game). If the army you bring to the tournament is over the 18-Figure figure limit, before the tournament begins, you will choose which units you were sitting for the duration of the five-game tournament. Point Limit: 500 Figure Limit (only applies before figures are stolen): 18 "Contemporary Format" meaning only Age of Anialition units are legal (no old-school figures for this one) Signing up here does not reserve your participation prizes or place in the tournament: registering + submitting payment on Atomic's Website reserves your spot.

Bring three different pods, maximum of 280 pts each (Renegade Points). Pods may not share any figures. (Renegade Points). Pods may not share any figures. Renegade Points (listed below) Figure Limit: 24 (only applies after the draft; there is no figure limit for each pod) Renegade Points "All-Time Format" 1. Before each game, roll the D20. The player with the higher roll decides whether to be "Player A" or "Player B" in the draft. If the D20 winner chooses themself as Player A, Player A may not choose one of their own pods in step #2 (this is what "First-Crack" means) The progression of the draft is as follows: 2. Player A chooses one of the pods to play 3. Player B chooses one of the remaining 5 pods to play 4. Player B chooses one of the remaining 4 pods to play 5. Player A chooses one of the remaining 3 pods to play 6. Player B chooses which side of the map they start on 7. Players set up figures 8. Players roll initiative Renegade's points: Major Q9 250, Nilfheim 240, Raelin ROTV 125, Sir Gilbert 160, Grimnak 160, Marro Warriors 105, Deathreavers 60, 10th Regiment 95, 4th Massachusetts Line 100, Me-Burq-Sa 70 More info here: https://www.heroscapers.com/threads/scales-scape-thread-greensboro-nc-next-events-4-26-5-11.64894/post-2665219

Your armies may not share any army cards. Players roll the D20; high roll may choose to pick first or defer. If the dice-off winner chooses to pick first, they must pick one of their opponent’s armies. The dice-off loser may then select any of the 3 remaining armies. If the dice-off winner chooses to pick second, the other player may choose any of the four armies. The dice-off winner may then select any of the 3 remaining armies. (If you win the dice-off and want to pick your own army, you must defer first pick to your opponent.)

Doubleton, TWOmat 475 pts, 22 figs (max). Classic Points Doubleton: Max 2x copies each of a given common squad or common/uncommon hero. TWOmat: There are two formats we will alternate between each game of the tournament (Fog of War and Heat of Battle). The format we use in the first game will be decided by a coin flip. Fog of War: All ranged attacks, auras, and abilities that require line of sight or clear sight spaces are reduced to 3. Heat of Battle: Before the game, both players roll the D20; high roll may choose to place first or defer (meaning they place second). Players alternate placing one card of their units on the board (a map's "start zones" are irrelevant for Heat of Battle). Squad figures must be placed next to another squad figure you placed that turn. You may not place figures on glyphs or adjacent to enemy figures. The player who places second automatically wins initiative Round 1. Participants will get a Decker the Burrowbreaker! South Atlantic Scapers Discord: https://discord.gg/WFyJtTbk

Your army may not contain more than 2 copies of any common or uncommon army card.

Bring one army. VC units are legal Marvel units are legal Delta Pricing More info here: https://www.heroscapers.com/threads/scales-scape-thread-greensboro-nc-next-event-9-14.64894/post-2673705

"Contemporary Format" means only units produced by Renegade are allowed (no old-school figures for this one) Armies may not contain more than one of the following units: Queen Maladrix, Frostclaw Paladins, or Scavorith Lord of Ruin. This event will be capped at 16 players. This event will be a 4-round tournament. Reasonable proxies for Embers of War units are legal.

Rules for Reverse Draft: Players roll the D20; high roll may choose to pick first or defer. P1 chooses one of the two armies to play. P2 then chooses to either let P1 play that army OR removes at least one figure from that army and says they want to play with it. The players go back and forth, removing additional figure(s) from the chosen army each time, until one player passes and lets the other player use it. The player who passes plays the army that was not initially chosen (and plays it at full strength). There will be an army of Marro Stingers x3 on the TO table. If, for any game in the tournament, you would rather play the Stinger army than your opponent's army (because they tried to meme and bring something really weak, like solo Otonashi), at any point during the draft process, you may choose to play the Stinger army against the army you brought that has been drafted down. Reasonable proxies for Embers of War units are legal.

Teams of 2. You choose your teammate. Teammates will not change. Each Team gets 580 Points and 24 Figures (combined between the 2 teammates). Each player must bring an army that is within 80 points of their teammate’s army. THE BUILDER CANNOT ENFORCE THIS, SO BE MINDFUL OF THIS RULE WHEN BUILDING & SUBMITTING ARMIES. To determine initiative, we will use Turn-Order Initiative: After setting up start zones, players roll d20 to establish the Turn-Order for the entire game: Highest overall roller goes first (the team with the highest overall roller will be called "Team A") Highest roller on Team B goes Lowest roller on Team A goes Lowest roller on Team B goes After rolling for the Turn-Order initiative, write the order down as it will be used for the entire game. In following initiative rolls, the highest roller will start the round, and the turns will follow the pre-written Turn Order. Reasonable proxies for Embers of War units are legal.

10$ Entry fee. Map setup begins at 11:30AM Bring 3 different Bonus Cards with your army. The Google Doc file with these Bonus Cards can be found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1O1DbDl_ZpR85Ss5GSAQDIv3wN7shXEuFntohZS6p8ZM/edit?usp=sharing Before the start of the game, both players must secretly and simultaneously give each other a card from their chosen bonus cards. If you and your opponent swap the same card, you must try again until each player has received a different card during the trade. A single player may not bring more than one of a specific bonus card. However, if a player receives the same bonus card they have in their hand from the swap, they may choose to use that card during the game. After trading, choose 2 out of your 3 Bonus Cards to use during that game. ** For an additional donation of a $1 or more, players may use all three bonus cards per game. Players must donate every time they wish to use all 3 bonus cards in a game. When rolling for initiative, you may choose to use 1 Initiative Bonus Card. At the start of each turn, you may choose to use 1 Turn Bonus Card. You may only use 1 Turn Bonus Card per turn. That Turn Bonus Card is only in effect until the end of that unit's current turn. You may not use an Own Turn Bonus Card on your opponent's turn. At the end of the round, you may choose to use 1 End of Round Bonus Card. You may only use 1 End of Round Bonus Card at the end of each round. When you use a Bonus Card, exhaust it: you may not use it again this round. At the end of the round (after all other end of round effects), refresh all of your Bonus Cards for use in the next round. https://playheroscape.renegadegamestudios.com/events/54a543de-7ad8-4451-b0bc-2f9e98c88a75

Failed Negotiations: Before the start of each game, you and your opponent will simultaneously select a small or medium unique hero from your own army to serve as your Diplomat. For the entirety of the game, your diplomat gains Diplomatic Immunity: +1 attack and defense against common squad figures. Your diplomat is not placed normally at the start of the game. After all other figures have been placed, and before placing order markers, you and your opponent will Place Your Diplomats: Roll a d20 to determine who places first. Players then take their 1, 2 and X Order Markers and alternate placing them on the map. Order Markers must be placed a minimum of 5 spaces from either Start Zone, and cannot be placed next to other Order Markers or on glyphs. After both players have placed their three Order Markers, both players will place their diplomat at the location of their X Order Marker. Your army must include a minimum of 155 points of small and/or medium unique heroes.

Your army must include at least 5 army cards each worth at least 50 points each Multiple copies of Common units count as 1 card (3 of the same Common Fig = 1 card; 2 of those Common figs do not count toward card total). Each copy of an Uncommon unit counts as a different army card (3x Fen Hydras = 3 cards).

General Wars: your entire army must come from a single General. Renegade units are Renegade Mercenaries without a General for army-building purposes. If your army only includes Renegade Mercenaries, "Renegade" is your General (it is treated as its own General, wholly distinct from the original Generals). If your army includes legacy(Hasbro&WotC) units, that is your General for the event (you may only include legacy units from a single General). Armies with legacy units may include up to 290 points of Renegade Mercenaries. Renegade Points: the following units cost the following amount: Major Q9 250 Nilfheim 240 Raelin ROTV 125 Sir Gilbert 160 Grimnak 160 Marro Warriors 105 Deathreavers 60 10th Regiment 95 4th Massachusetts Line 100 Me-Burq-Sa 70 This is a Valkyrie Trial event!

"Cheese" in Heroscape essentially means no special rules or point changes: it's straight kill 'em.

"Betrayal: At the beginning of the game, each player simultaneously and secretly selects any one army card to steal from their opponent (making it part of their army for that game). If the army you bring to the tournament is over the 18-figure limit, before the tournament begins, you will choose which units you will sit out for the duration of the five-game tournament. The figure limit of 18 only applies before figures are stolen. This is a "Contemporary Format," which means only units produced by Renegade are legal (no old-school figures allowed)."

Rule of 12: You may not field more than 12 of any given figure. Bring one army. Each round of the tournament will be a different one of the following formats: Heat of Battle, Fog of War, and Chaos of Battle. Heat of Battle: Before the game, both players roll the D20; high roll may choose to place first or defer (meaning they place second). Players alternate placing one card of their units on the board (a map's "start zones" are irrelevant for Heat of Battle). Squad figures must be placed next to other squad figures you placed that turn. You may not place figures on glyphs or adjacent to enemy figures. The player who places second automatically wins initiative Round 1. Fog of War: Ranged attacks, auras, and abilities that require line of sight or clear sight spaces are reduced to 3. Chaos of Battle: Before the game, both players roll the D20; high roll may choose to place first or defer (meaning they place second). Players alternate placing one card of THEIR OPPONENT'S units on the board (a map's ""start zones"" are irrelevant for Chaos of Battle). Squad figures must be placed next to other squad figures you placed that turn. You may not place figures on glyphs or adjacent to enemy figures. Initiative in Round 1 is decided normally (after figures and OMs are placed, players D20 for initiative). The order of the formats will be randomly chosen.

Bring three 500 Point Armies with no overlapping figures. We will play the armies in the order listed on .org (Army #1 for Round 1, Army #2 for Round 2…).

Must have at least 3 Unique Heroes that are 50 or more pts each. At the start of each game, after placement and before OMs, players secretly place a different Treasure Glyph on each Unique Hero they control that is 50 or more pts. Then, after placing OMs, they will reveal all Treasures on their Heroes. You cannot start the game with multiple copies of the same Treasure Glyphs. Players may change the Treasures and who they give them to between each match. So it may be a good idea to bring 1 of each! Players will have to provide their own Treasure Glyphs. Proxies using Power Glyphs and/or handcut glyphs are allowed, provided they are sized to be placed on the battlefield. Glyph of Witherwood & Glyph of Revenant's Tome are Banned. List of Official Glyphs: https://www.heroscapers.com/community/showthread.php?t=5384 List of VC Glyphs: https://www.heroscapers.com/community/showthread.php?t=41592

Rule of 12: You may not field more than 12 of any given figure. From the list below, choose a Hero and change any or all of their left-hand stats or General to your liking. (Species/Uniqueness/Class/Personality/Size/General) Queen Qhyrion Cxurg'gyath Deadeye Dan Saylind Cormin the Dark Deathwalker 7000 Misaerx (Life Drain Spirit's General restriction removed) Your Destroyer Dud is added to your army for free! The other Duds you did not select cannot be in your army. When submitting armies, Army #1 is your main army. Army #2 is just your Destroyer Dud. Wildwoods are banned. Check out prior results here: https://heroscape.org/tournament/?Tournament=426

This is a "Contemporary Format," which means only units produced by Renegade are legal (no old-school figures allowed).

Play your own army in Rounds 1 and 2. Play your opponent’s army in Rounds 3 and 4. Make an army strong enough for you to win, but weak enough to beat!

Bring one 260-310 pt core Bring two 190-240 pt pods Your army core + either pod must total 500 pts or less (i.e., if your core is 280 pts, each of your pods must be 220 pts max). THE BUILDER CANNOT ENFORCE THIS, SO BE MINDFUL OF THIS RULE WHEN BUILDING & SUBMITTING ARMIES. Your army core and pods may not contain any of the same figures. At the start of each match, both players will secretly and simultaneously choose one of their two pods to include in their army that match. Any army you play must be equal to or less than: 500 pts, 24 figures.

Doubleton: Max 2x copies each of a given common squad or common/uncommon hero. TWOmat: There are two formats we will alternate between each game of the tournament (Capture the Flag and Dungeon Defenders). A coin flip will decide the format for the first game. Capture the Flag: Before placing figures, players choose a space in their opponent's start zone to be a "Flag." Mark this location with a Glyph of Brandar, a facedown Treasure Glyph, or any other identifier agreed upon by both players. If at any point during the game, a player ends one of their figures' turns on the opponent's Flag space and is unengaged, they automatically win the game. Dungeon Defenders: Bring a 1-hex rock outcrop, glacier, or castle pillar with your army as your crystal. We will have castle pillars for players to borrow. Players roll the D20; high roll may choose to be Player A or Player B. Player A: chooses which side of the map they sit on, and places their opponents' crystal in the opponent's Start Zone. Player B: places their opponents' crystal in the opponent's Start Zone. Both players then set up their figures in their start zones per usual. The first player to destroy their opponent's crystal or their opponent's army wins the game. The crystal is a destructible object with the following stats and powers: 6 life 4 defense BLINDING DEFLECTION: When the crystal is attacked by a figure that is at least 4 spaces away, it rolls 2 additional defense dice. WEAKENING POWER AURA: Figures adjacent to the crystal roll one fewer defense die. Rule Clarifications on The Crystal (destructible object) https://docs.google.com/document/d/1gvPPSPkvBCLPGokSph5YBwZ6pTFaHQbsK-wshWg50r0/edit?usp=drivesdk

Teams of 2. You choose your teammate. Teammates will not change. Each Team gets 600 Points and 24 Figures (combined between the 2 teammates). Each player must bring an army that is within 100 points of their teammate’s army (350 pts and 250 pts are the max and min, respectively, that a player's army can be). THE BUILDER CANNOT ENFORCE THIS, SO BE MINDFUL OF THIS RULE WHEN BUILDING & SUBMITTING ARMIES. To determine initiative, we will use Turn-Order Initiative: After setting up start zones, players roll d20 to establish the Turn-Order for the entire game: Highest overall roller goes first (the team with the highest overall roller will be called "Team A") Highest roller on Team B goes Lowest roller on Team A goes Lowest roller on Team B goes After rolling for the Turn-Order initiative, write the order down as it will be used for the entire game. In following initiative rolls, the highest roller will start the round, and the turns will follow the pre-written Turn Order.

Your army must include at least one Unique/Uncommon Hero that starts on the battlefield Double Strike: Before the game, to determine which format your game will be, both players roll the D20; high roll may choose to be Player A or Player B. Player A: strikes 1 of the 7 formats, eliminating it from being played. Player B: strikes 2 of the remaining 6 formats, eliminating them from being played. Player A: strikes 1 of the remaining 4 formats, eliminating it from being played. One of the remaining 3 formats is randomly chosen, and the players play that format. Kill 'em: No special rules or point changes: it's straight kill 'em. Heat of Battle: Before the game, both players roll the D20; high roll may choose to place first or defer (meaning they place second). Players alternate placing one card of their units on the board (a map's "start zones" are irrelevant for Heat of Battle). Squad figures must be placed next to other squad figures you placed that turn. You may not place figures on glyphs or adjacent to enemy figures. The player who places second automatically wins initiative Round 1. Fog of War: Ranged attacks, auras, and abilities that require line of sight or clear sight spaces are reduced to 3. Chrono-Key: You may include Rygarn in your army for free (he does not count towards the figure or point limit). You may use a reasonable proxy for Rygarn. Ne-Gok-Sa is a solid option. https://www.heroscapers.com/threads/the-book-of-rygarn.50591/ Bloodlust: All unique units gain Bloodlust: For every opponent's figure this unit destroys, increase the attack value on this card by 1, up to a maximum of +3. (Does not stack with Tagawa Samurai.) Capture the Flag: Before placing figures, players choose a space in their opponent's start zone to be a "Flag." Mark this location with a Glyph of Brandar, a facedown Treasure Glyph, or any other identifier agreed upon by both players. If at any point during the game, a player ends one of their figures' turns on the opponent's Flag space and is unengaged, they automatically win the game. Kill the King: Before placing figures, simultaneously, you and your opponent will declare one of your own Unique/Uncommon Heroes to be your "King." You may not choose a Hero that does not start the game on the battlefield to be your King. If your King dies, you lose! TOP CUT INFO: After 6 rounds, all players who finish 5-1 or better advance to the 8-Player Top 8. After the 6-0 and 5-1 players, the remaining Top 8 spots will go to players who are 4-2, starting with the player who has the most wins thus far at SAScon 2026 (SOS tiebreaker) (not including the Saturday night Team Event).

Your army must include at least one Marvel unit.

We will be allowing any previewed units shown at the last Renegadecon (Including GI.Joe). Please print off cards and use reasonable proxies. If your army has a lot of different proxied units in it, do what you can to make sure they are all easily distinguishable to minimize any in-game confusion. (E.g., Put matching stickers on the army card and hero belonging to that army card.) If you have any questions about legal units or proxies, just ask in the SAScon Discord, and one of the organizers should be able to help. Your army does not have to include any pre-release units, they are purely optional. This is a "Contemporary Format," which means only units produced by Renegade are legal (no old-school figures for this one)

Bring 2 armies. Your armies may not share any army cards. Players roll the D20; high roll may choose to pick first or defer. If the dice-off winner chooses to pick first, they must pick one of their opponent’s armies. The dice-off loser may then select any of the 3 remaining armies. If the dice-off winner chooses to pick second, the other player may choose any of the four armies. The dice-off winner may then select any of the 3 remaining armies. There will be an army of Marro Stingers x4 on the TO table. If, for any game in the tournament, you would rather play the Stinger army than any of the armies you have to choose from, you may choose to play the Stinger army.

At least 420 pts of your army must be Large/Huge units.

Reinforcements! 400 Points, 20 Figs (Games 1, 2, & 3) => 580 points, 20 Figs (Games 4 & 5) After game 3, you will add 180 points of "reinforcements" to your army. Rounds 4 & 5 will be 580-point, 20-figure-limit games. If you did not spend all your points on your army for games 1, 2, and 3, those points “float.” For example, if you play a 390-point army for games 1, 2, & 3, your army for games 4 & 5 will comprise those 390 points plus 190 (180+10) additional points. You need to submit two "armies" on .org. Army #1 is what you will play in games 1, 2, and 3. For Army #2, submit ONLY YOUR REINFORCEMENTS (there will be points left over in the builder when submitting Army #2). Army #2 can only be your 180 pts (+any pts you've "rolled over"). For games 4&5, you will combine Army #2 with your Army #1. The figure limit is 20 for both the pre- and post-reinforcement games.

Doubleton: Max 2x copies each of a given common squad or common/uncommon hero.

VC Delta Bring 1

500 Points Bring 1. Renegade and GI Joe units are legal for use. Battle Network Registration

Once per round, before revealing a numbered Order Marker on an Army Card in your army, you may choose a different Army Card you control. Move that numbered Order Marker to the chosen Army Card and reveal it on that Army Card instead.

Bring a 260-300 pt Army Core You will play the same Army Core every game Bring a Sideboard of up to 300 pts You ARE ALLOWED to have the same units in your Army Core and your Sideboard Before each round of the tournament, after knowing your map and your opponent’s units, players secretly and simultaneously build their army by adding to their Army Core from their Sideboard, fitting within 460 pts and 17 figures.