THE ROAD TO TANIS
A Warmaster scenario, by Rick Wynn

GROUND:  A desert, with some hills, oases (marsh), and rocky ground.  There is
a valley of clear terrain at least 30cm wide along the long axis of the table
(North-South); this is the ancient road to long-lost Tanis.

FORCES, ATTACKER:  2000 points of Empire.  Steam Tanks may not be selected.

FORCES, DEFENDER:  1000 points of Khemrian Undead, plus skeletons to be raised.

DEPLOYMENT:  The game is played along the long axis of the table.  The attacking
Imperial forces deploy anywhere they like within 30cm of the North edge (one of
the short table edges).  The defending Khemrian forces then deploy anywhere in
the southern half of the table.

PLAY:  Empire takes the first turn.  There is no time limit; the game ends when
all Empire units have left the table (either voluntarily, or through destruction
or army withdrawal).

SPECIAL RULES:
(a)  The Valley of Makh-Tanis was a frequent site of battles in the Khemrian
dynasty; every acre of sand covers the bones of Khemrian dead.  Hence there is
ample material everywhere for the Liche Priests to animate.  The Undead liche
priests can cast Raise Dead _anywhere_, not just in melees.  Also, they are +1 
to cast Raise Dead.
(b)  The Imperial player may choose to have any artillery present in March
Column.  This is shown by placing the guns of a unit in column (if there are
more than one stand), facing away from the enemy, and announcing the march column
formation.  Artillery in March Column must be given a separate order to resume
regular status.  While in March Column, artillery cannot fire but moves at
infantry rate.

VICTORY CONDITIONS:
The Undead will not withdraw and have no breakpoint.  The Empire army does have
a breakpoint, but units which leave the table voluntarily do not count as
destroyed.

If the Empire army is forced to withdraw, they automatically lose.  Otherwise,
total the point value of Imperial units that successfully exit the South Edge,
and add to that total the point value of Undead characters and non-infantry units
destroyed.  The Empire wins if this total is 1000 or more.