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ome models are especially large and fearsome, such as Slugdrool the Troll. Fortunately, there are mighty war machines like the Dwarf cannon to deal with this kind of threat!

Large creatures such as Trolls work like other foot models, except that they are bigger! War machines, in contrast, are quite different to ordinary units in the way that they move, shoot, and fight.
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YOU WILL NEED

A Flat Playing Area
Range Ruler
The Idol of Mork
The Grudge Pony
The King's Wall
Thane Godri Thunderbrand
Dragon Slayer Borri Graniteskin
Big Boss Dagskar Earscrapper
Dice

* Slugdrool the Troll *
20 Night Goblin Spearmen
20 Night Goblin Spearmen
20 Night Goblin Archers
10 Spider Riders
12 Dwarf Warriors
10 Dwarf Thunderers
8 Dwarf miners
* Dwarf Cannon *

TURN SEQUENCE
Goblin Player's Turn
1
Movement Phase
  A. Troll Stupidity Test*
  B. Normal Movement
  B. Charging
2
Magic Phase
3
Shooting Phase
  A. Choose a Target
  B. Roll to Hit
  C. Roll to Wound
  D. Make Armor Saves
4
Close Combat Phase
  A. 1st side rolls To Hit
  B. 1st side rolls To Wound
  C. 2nd side makes Armour Saves
  Before moving onto step D, 2nd side follows through steps A and B then 1st side follows step C.
  D. Combat Results
Dwarf Player's Turn
1
Movement Phase
  A. Normal Movement
  B. Charging
2
Magic Phase
3
Shooting Phase
  A. Shoot the Dwarf Cannon*
  B. Choose a Target
  C. Roll to Hit
  D. Roll to Wound
  E. Make Armor Saves
4
Close Combat Phase
  A. 1st side rolls To Hit
  B. 1st side rolls To Wound
  C. 2nd side makes Armour Saves
  Before moving onto step D, 2nd side follows through steps A and B then 1st side follows step C.
  D. Combat Results
GAMING AREA
Games of Warhammer are played on an area called a battlefield. Any suitably large flat area, such as a kitchen table or floor, can be used as the battlefield for this Battle for Skull Pass introductory battle. A roughly 3-4 square foot are will do just fine.
SET UP YOUR MODELS
Set up the models and scenery as shown in the Battle for Skull Pass scenario found on p. 25 of the Battle for Skull Pass getting started booklet. The two sides should start at least 18" apart.
FIGHTING THE BATTLE

1. The Night Goblins take a turn.
2. The Dwarfs take a turn.
3. If neither the Dwarfs nor the Night Goblins have won, repeat steps 1 and 2!
WINNING THE GAME
Each player takes turns, as described in the game turn sequence. The side that manages to wipe out all of the opposing force wins the battle for possession of Skull Pass!
ADDITIONAL RULES
As you are now playing a full Warhammer battle, a few extra rules come into play. They are: Cannon, and Slugdrool the Troll.
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