Map of Svedonnia

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I've been messing around with Campaign Cartograher 3 a lot lately, trying to learn the ropes in order to make a bunch of maps for my Age of Sigmar armies to base their background narratives on. It is time to take a look at the first map I've been able to put together!

Rivers do not work like that, I know.

Here is the Kingdom of Svedonnia in all its glory. Svedonnia is a small human nation somewhere in Ghur, thriving on spice trade on the coast of the Sea of Spices. The kingdom is ruled over by a king who distributes the land to his vassal nobles, who in turn gift their land to knights and landowners in return for military service or peasant levies.

Compendium Map Campaigns

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Today I'm here to bring you a new campaign pack to go with the previous two. This time I took the juiciest parts from both the General's Handbook 2017 and General's Compendium 2003, added in some self-made maps and some Open War cards... and boom. We have a map campaign to play.

Yup. I've squeezed a little bit from both of those books into a game system that let's you fight map campaigns in Age of Sigmar! There's even a set of Grand-Alliance-specific markers in there to help you mark stuff on the map and get the campaign running as soon as possible.

Battle for Sporehollows

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Once more the Firestorm Campaign gets a narrative battle report, this time telling the legend of a battle recently fought between Sunsplitterz and the Ghosts of the Crimson Path.

As a friendly reminder, there's an entire post called Factions of the Firestorm that introduces the forces currently battling it out in the Flamescar Plateau.

The battle took place in the Sporehollows, a region where neither orruks nor the undead could get any reinforcements from their garrisons. The battleplan was drawn from the Open War deck, dictating that one objective would be placed in he middle of the table and could be carried around by units. As a little twist to the game there was a Storm of Magic raging amidst the clouds above the armies, boosting all spellcasting to a terrifying extent.

On with the story!