Campaign Forces

As you play the campaign, word of your Warband’s deeds on the battlefield spreads and attracts the attention of your superiors who will allocate more troops and resources to your disposal, and make greater reinforcements available to you. This is represented by your Warband’s Threshold Value and Field Strength. Note that when your Warband’s Threshold Value and Field Strength rises, you are not automatically granted any additional troops or equipment. You must either call for Reinforcements or recruit more models for your Warband.

Threshold Values: Your Warband’s Threshold Value is shown on the Warband Threshold Table below, and increases after each game that you play. The total Cost of all the models you use for a Force (including Battlekit, upgrades that are paid for in , and any discounts they receive to their Cost) must be less than or equal to your Warband’s Threshold Value.

Field Strength: Your Warband’s Field Strength is shown on the Warband Threshold Table below, and increases after each game that you play. When you play a Campaign game, the number of models you include in your Force cannot be greater than your Warband’s Field Strength. If a Scenario limits the number of models that can be used by one or both sides, and the limit is less than your Field Strength, then limit from the Scenario takes precedence over Field Strength and is used instead of it. When you’re working out the number of models in your Warband, only include models that have a Warband Entry; models that represent pieces of Battlekit or a Glory Item are not included.

Your Warband’s Threshold Value and/or its Field Strength may mean that you cannot take all of the models that are on your Warband Roster. When this is the case any models you do not use will have to sit the game out; they will not earn any experience and cannot influence the game in any way.