Colorado 2026 | September Insanity of Battle

Insanity of Battle

• Before the game, you and your opponent will take turns placing one army card worth of figures from either player's army anywhere on the battlefield.
• You may not place figures on molten lava unless they have Lava Resistance or a similar ability to ignore the effect of Molten Lava.
• You also may not place figures on glyphs or adjacent to opponent's figures.

No Startzone Camping

• 2 spaces on each map will be designated as control points.
• At any point in the game after round 2, if there are four consecutive numbered Order Marker reveals with no attacks or attacking powers used, then the control points begin to be counted starting at the end of that round.
• At the end of a round after the control points rule has triggered, after resolving all other end of round procedures like lava and Wannok, if you have more army cards within two spaces of a control point than your opponent, then you score 1 victory point. Repeat this process for the other control point.

  Example: At the end of a round after the control points rule has triggered, Player A has 5 Knights of Weston, Arkmer, and 3 Goblin Cutters within 2 spaces of a control point. Player B has Moltenclaw, Mimring, and Otonashi within 2 spaces of that same control point. Player A has 4 army cards within range (2 cards of Knights, Arkmer, and 1 card of Goblin Cutters), whereas Player B has 3 army cards within range (Moltenclaw, Mimring, and Otonashi). Player A would score 1 Victory Point for that control point. Repeat this process for the other control point.

• The first player to have 5 VPs (and more VPs than their opponent) wins. If the game goes to time, each VP is worth 25 points during partial card scoring.