Colorado | 2026

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Format Details

Before each game, the players will dice-off (evens/odds, or competing d20 rolls). The winner of the dice-off decides whether to be player A or player B.

Bring 2, Strike 1

1. Player A will "strike and pick second" and player B will "pick first".
2. The player who strikes and picks second may choose one of the four armies and ban it from play in this game. The strike may be declined.
3. The player who picks first then chooses one army of the (three or four) armies to play.
4. The player who strikes and picks second then chooses one army of the remaining (two or three) armies to play.

Scouting Party

1. At the beginning of placement, player B chooses to begin forward placement first or second. Player A then chooses which start zone they prefer.
2. During forward placement, players take turns placing one one card of units on the board.
   • Figures placed during this phase cannot be placed within 4 spaces of your opponent's start zone.
   • Squad figures must be placed within three clear sight spaces of all other squad figures placed that turn.
   • You may not place figures on glyphs or adjacent to enemy figures.
   • Players may continue taking turns placing figures this way as long as the total figures placed this way does not exceed 8 figures or 175 points (partial card scoring).
   • Players may also pass to decline placement, but may not choose to resume forward placement after that.
   • You may forward place some of the figures from a card and reserve the rest for placement in the regular start zone placement phase, but if you do so you must pass on subsequent forward placement turns.
3. After both players are done placing figures this way, the players place their remaining figures in their start zones, starting with player B. If an army has more than 18 figures, decisions on which figures to sit are made at this time.
4. At the beginning of the game, the player who placed second during the forward placement phase gets a +6 bonus to their opening initiative.

Alternate Win Condition

In addition to a traditional elimination victory, this event will also allow an alternative Objective Zone win condition.

• Each map will have at least one "Key Point." The Key Point and all hexes within three spaces of that Key Point are called an Objective Zone.These Objective Zones will be used for scoring.
• Objective Zones are scored at the end of every round starting in the third round. Each player receives one objective points for every Objective Zone your army controls.
• For your army to control an Objective Zone, you must have more army cards of figures in the Objective Zone (on or within three spaces of the Key Point) than your opponent does.
• If either player has at least 6 objective points at the end of a round, the game ends and whoever has the most points wins.
• If a game goes to time, each objective zone point will be worth 50 points. Each player will add these points to the partial card value of the figures they have left on the board when the game goes to time.

Treasure Glyphs

All maps will have at least one treasure glyph added.

Ban List

The following figures are banned and not allowed at this event:

• Silver Surfer
• Incredible Hulk
• Iron Man
• Abomination
• Captain America
• Thanos

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NOTE: Multiplayer maps frequently have only 14 or 18 hexes of start zone spaces. If your army will use more than 14 hexes, be sure to bring extra sand, rock, or grass tiles to add to the back of your startzone.

Initiative

Each round, whoever rolls highest for initiative (counting all bonuses) will go first. Each round, clockwise vs counter-clockwise will be randomly determined by rolling a single attack die: on a skull, go clockwise, on any other side, go counter-clockwise.

Scoring

• Four player games will end after 3 rounds or 75 minutes.
• Three player games will end after 4 rounds or 75 minutes.

Whoever has the most victory points at that time wins the game.

Control Points

Control points are scored at the end of every round. Each player receives a variable number of points for every Objective Zone their army controls:

• In the first round, Objective Zones are worth 1 point each.
• In the second round, they are worth 2 points each.
• In the third and subsequent rounds, they are worth 3 points each.

Each map will have at least one "Key Point" per player. The Key Point and all hexes within 2 hexes of that Key Point are called an Objective Zone. These Objective Zones will be used for scoring (see below).
For your army to control an Objective Zone, you must have more army cards of figures in the Objective Zone (on or within two spaces of the Key Point) than any of your opponents do.

Example:

At the end of the second round if Objective Zone A has two Capuan gladiators and Crixus from firewings's army (that's two army cards), three warriors of Ashra and Syvarris from Zephyr's army (that's two army cards), Moltenclaw, Iron Golem, and Raelin from Capt. K'nuckles's army (that's three army cards), then Capt. K'nuckles controls objective zone A and gets 2 victory points.

Dungeon Defender

A player scores 1 victory point for each wound they put on another player's Crystal.

Before any figures are placed at the start of the game, an opponent will place your Crystal in your start zone. On odd-numbered tournament rounds, the player to your left will place your Crystal. On even-numbered tournament rounds, the player to your right will place your Crystal.

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.

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Format

You know the drill. Last player with a figure standing wins; partial card scoring will be used for games that go to time.

No Startzone Camping

• Each map will have at least one "Key Point." The Key Point and all hexes within three spaces of that Key Point are called an Objective Zone. These Objective Zones will be used for bonus points if the game goes into partial card scoring.
• Objective Zones are scored at the end of every round starting in the third round. Each player receives one objective points for every Objective Zone your army controls.
• For your army to control an Objective Zone, you must have more army cards of figures in the Objective Zone (on or within three spaces of the Key Point) than your opponent does.
• If either player has at least 6 objective points at the end of a round, the game ends and whoever has the most points wins.
• If a game goes to time, each objective zone point will be worth 50 points. Each player will add these points to the partial card value of the figures they have left on the board when the game goes to time.

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Army Requirements

• Renegade Only!
• Bring 3 Pods: up to 9 figures, up to 235 Points, minimum 125 points
• Tournament Director(s) reserve the right to veto army submissions that are not in the spirit of the format (for instance, a single Marro Hive in a pod with no Marro in other pods, etc)
• You may not have the same army card in more than one pod.

Pod Draft

Before each game, roll the 20-sided die. The player with the higher roll decides whether to be “Player A” or “Player B” in the draft.
The progression of the draft is as follows:

• Player B has the option of striking one of the six pods (a pod that is struck cannot be chosen by either player).
• Player A chooses one of the remaining (5 or 6) pods to play.
• Player B chooses one of the remaining (4 or 5) pods to play.
• Player A has the option of striking one of the remaining pods.
• Player B chooses one of the remaining pods to play.
• Player A chooses one of the remaining pods to play.

No Startzone Camping

• Each map will have at least one "Key Point." The Key Point and all hexes within two spaces of that Key Point are called an Objective Zone. These Objective Zones will be used for bonus points if the game goes into partial card scoring.
• Objective Zones are scored at the end of every round starting in the third round. Each player receives one objective points for every Objective Zone your army controls.
• For your army to control an Objective Zone, you must have more army cards of figures in the Objective Zone (on or within two spaces of the Key Point) than your opponent does.
• If either player has at least 8 objective points at the end of a round, the game ends and whoever has the most points wins.
• If a game goes to time, each objective zone point will be worth 30 points. Each player will add these points to the partial card value of the figures they have left on the board when the game goes to time.

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Army Requirements

Your entire army must have the same homeworld (sort by homeworld in the army builder).

No Startzone Camping

• Each map will have at least one "Key Point." The Key Point and all hexes within two spaces of that Key Point are called an Objective Zone. These Objective Zones will be used for bonus points if the game goes into partial card scoring.
• Objective Zones are scored at the end of every round starting in the third round. Each player receives one objective points for every Objective Zone your army controls.
• For your army to control an Objective Zone, you must have more army cards of figures in the Objective Zone (on or within two spaces of the Key Point) than your opponent does.
• If either player has at least 8 objective points at the end of a round, the game ends and whoever has the most points wins.
• If a game goes to time, each objective zone point will be worth 20 points. Each player will add these points to the partial card value of the figures they have left on the board when the game goes to time.

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Pooled Draft with Strikes

• For this event, each player will bring a pool of figures capped at 40 figures, between 550 and 650 points, using VC Delta points. You may include no more than 4 copies of any common squad, and no more than 6 copies of any common hero.
• Each game, you and your opponent will combine your draft pools into a single draft pool that the armies will be drafted out of. Second copies of unique cards are removed from the draft pool.
• At the beginning of the game, there will be a dice-off. The winner of the dice-off will decide whether to be player A or player B in the draft.
• The draft procedure is as follows:
  • Player B may choose to strike EITHER up to two single cards in the draft pool OR any number of copies of one common or uncommon card in the draft pool. Figures that are struck are removed from the draft pool and cannot be drafted that game.
  • Player A then makes the first pick and players will alternate picks.
  • For a player's pick, they may choose to pick any number of copies of a single card. However, for each copy you pick after the first, you skip that many turns after that pick.
    Example: For the first pick, player A picks 3 squads of stingers. Player A will skip their second and third picks as a result. Player A can resume picking when their fourth turn to pick comes up.
  • Players may continue drafting until they pass or they can no longer make any picks within the 470 point figure limit (VC Delta points). Once a player passes they cannot resume drafting.
• After the draft, the player who lost the dice-off decides who places first. Players may place their drafted figures, up to a maximum of 17 figures.

  No Startzone Camping

  • Each map will have at least one "Key Point." The Key Point and all hexes within two spaces of that Key Point are called an Objective Zone. These Objective Zones will be used for bonus points if the game goes into partial card scoring.
  • Objective Zones are scored at the end of every round starting in the third round. Each player receives one objective points for every Objective Zone your army controls.
  • For your army to control an Objective Zone, you must have more army cards of figures in the Objective Zone (on or within two spaces of the Key Point) than your opponent does.
  • If either player has at least 8 objective points at the end of a round, the game ends and whoever has the most points wins.
  • If a game goes to time, each objective zone point will be worth 20 points. Each player will add these points to the partial card value of the figures they have left on the board when the game goes to time.