Roster Campaign Core Rules
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Far Future Campaigns' main goal is to maintain rules for our Roster Campaign, which has players develop two large rosters of units and play a series of missions by drawing army lists from this roster. The Roster Campaign also includes casualty management rules, so depending on how the missions go, soldiers in your army may become hardened veterans that fight stronger than before, might suffer temporary injuries that cause them to miss out on a mission or two, or may be permanently disabled or killed and removed from your roster. By drawing lists from a single roster and introducing casualty management, players must carefully manage larger forces, must make hard choices about who to risk on missions, and can easily string missions together to make a fun story!
Use this campaign checklist to help you organize your campaign, and casualty tracking sheet to keep track of damage taken during missions:
Roster Campaign Checklist
Casualty Tracking Sheet
You can use these links to get a blank roster template or to see some examples of other rosters (the sample rosters will have incorrect point values since I made them from the Index books):
Blank Roster Template
Imperial Guard Sample Roster
Tyranids Sample Roster
You can visit our Roster Campaign Supplements page if you would like to mix things up with variations on the Roster Campaign rules.
We want to make sure the rules are fun and balanced and would like your help! We'd also like to include some fan-made artwork in our final draft. Please check out the Help with Playtesting and Art Submissions pages if you'd like to help. We will consider any playtesting and artwork as we update the rules or create future products.
Far Future Campaigns' main goal is to maintain rules for our Roster Campaign, which has players develop two large rosters of units and play a series of missions by drawing army lists from this roster. The Roster Campaign also includes casualty management rules, so depending on how the missions go, soldiers in your army may become hardened veterans that fight stronger than before, might suffer temporary injuries that cause them to miss out on a mission or two, or may be permanently disabled or killed and removed from your roster. By drawing lists from a single roster and introducing casualty management, players must carefully manage larger forces, must make hard choices about who to risk on missions, and can easily string missions together to make a fun story!
Use this campaign checklist to help you organize your campaign, and casualty tracking sheet to keep track of damage taken during missions:
Roster Campaign Checklist
Casualty Tracking Sheet
You can use these links to get a blank roster template or to see some examples of other rosters (the sample rosters will have incorrect point values since I made them from the Index books):
Blank Roster Template
Imperial Guard Sample Roster
Tyranids Sample Roster
You can visit our Roster Campaign Supplements page if you would like to mix things up with variations on the Roster Campaign rules.
We want to make sure the rules are fun and balanced and would like your help! We'd also like to include some fan-made artwork in our final draft. Please check out the Help with Playtesting and Art Submissions pages if you'd like to help. We will consider any playtesting and artwork as we update the rules or create future products.
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