I've starting making a supplement, for the Kin-Strife, so I thought I'd post what I've done so far. I've done the profiles and the first three scenarios so far:


Good:

Eldacar –125 Points:

F S D A W C M/W/F
6/4+ 4 6 3 3 5 3/2/3

Wargear:
Eldacar carries the Sword of the Kings (Hand Weapon) and wears Heavy Armour.
He may be given a Shield for an additional 5 points.

Special Rules:
King of Gondor: Eldacar is the King of Gondor. To represent this, his Stand Fast! has a range of 12”/28cm. Also, all friendly Dúnedain of Gondor, Warriors of Minas Tirith, Northmen of Rhovanion, Captain’s of Rhovanion and Ornendil treat Eldacar as a banner.


Ornendil, son of Eldacar – 65 Points

F S D A W C M/W/F
5/4+ 4 5 2 2 5 3/2/1

Wargear:
Ornendil carries a Sword (Hand Weapon) and wears armour.
He may be given a Shield for 5 Points and Heavy Armour for an additional 5 Points.


Captain of Rhovanion – 50 Points:

F S D A W C M/W/F
4/4+ 4 6 2 2 4 2/1/1

Wargear:
A Captain of Rhovanion carries a Sword or Axe (Hand Weapon), a Shield and wears Armour.


Northmen of Rhovanion – 7 Points:

F S D A W C
3/4+ 3 5 1 1 4

Wargear:
Northmen of Rhovanion wears Armour, carries an Axe or Sword (Hand Weapon) and a Shield.
A Northman of Rhovanion may exchange his Shield for a Bow for free and take a Spear for an additional 1 Point.


Dúnedain of Gondor – 8 Points:

F S D A W C
4/4+ 3 4 1 1 3

Wargear:
A Dúnedain of Gondor wears Armour, carries a Sword (Hand Weapon) and a Spear.
A Dúnedain of Gondor may be given a Shield or a Bow for an additional 1 Point.


Descendant of Númenór – 10 Points:

F S D A W C
4/4+ 3 6 1 1 3

Wargear:
A Descendant of Númenór wears Heavy Armour and carries a Shield.
A Descendant of Númenór may be given a Spear for an additional 1 Point.

Special Rules:
Gondor’s Finest: A Descendant of Númenór may only be taken in a force if Eldacar or Ornendil is also taken. However they have the Bodyguard special rule for Eldacar and Ornendil.
Of Noble Blood: A Descendant of Númenór treat Eldacar and Ornendil as a banner.



Evil:

Castarmir the Usurper – 110 Points

F S D A W C M/W/F
5/4+ 4 6 3 2 5 3/2/2

Wargear:
Castarmir the Usurper carries a Sword (Hand Weapon) and wears Heavy Armour.

Special Rules:
Rebel Leader: Castarmir is the leader of the Rebel’s during the Kin-Strife. To represent this, his Stand Fast! has a range of 12”/28cm.
Terror: Those loyal to Eldacar fear Castarmir because they didn’t believe any would betray the King. Castarmir causes Terror.
Great Swimmer: Castarmir is the Captain of the Ships, and is used to staying on boats and having them attacked. To represent this, whenever Castarmir has to make a swimming role, he adds one to his dice roll.


Rebel Captain – 60 Points:

F S D A W C M/W/F
4/4+ 4 7 2 2 4 2/2/1

Wargear:
A Rebel Captain carries a Sword (Hand Weapon), Spear, Shield and wears Heavy Armour.

Special Rules:
For Castarmir!: Rebel Captain’s have the greatest respect for Castarmir the Usurper. To represent this, all Rebel Captains treat Castarmir as a banner.


Gondorian Rebels – 7 Points (See Warrior of Minas Tirith Profile)


Rebel Dúnedain of Gondor – 7 Points:

F S D A W C
4/4+ 3 4 1 1 3

Wargear:
A Rebel Dúnedain of Gondor wears Armour and carries a Sword (Hand Weapon).
A Rebel Dúnedain of Gondor may be given a Shield or a Bow for 1 Point and a Spear for an additional 1 Point.


Corsair of the Kin-Strife – 7 Points

F S D A W C
4/4+ 3 4 1 1 3

Wargear:
A Corsair of the Kin-Strife carries a Sword (Hand Weapon) and wears armour.
A Corsair of the Kin-Strife may be given any of the following for an additional 1 Point each: shield, spear and bow.

Special Rules:
Great Swimmers: Corsair’s of the Kin-Strife are used to staying on boats and having them attacked. To represent this, whenever a Corsair of the Kin-Strife has to make a swimming role, he adds one to his dice roll.



And a list of all the scenarios:

Scenarios:
1. Rebellion
2. Castamir attempts to take control
3. Eldacar fights back
4. Siege of Osgiliath
5. Starving of Osgiliath
6. Overthrow of Eldacar (part one)
7. Burning of Osgiliath
8. Overthrow of Eldacar (part two)
9. Rebelling against the cruelty of Castamir
10. Return of Eldacar
11. Slaying of Castamir
12. Corsair raid



Scenario One - Rebellion:

A small group of rebels does not want Eldacar to become the king, as he is not of pure Númenórean descent. They fight with Eldacar’s supporters on the outskirts of Gondor.

Participants:
Good:
Captain of Gondor with Shield,
4 Warriors of Minas Tirith with Shields,
4 Warriors of Minas Tirith with Shields and Spears,
4 Warriors of Minas Tirith with Bows,
8 Dúnedain of Gondor,
4 Dúnedain of Gondor with Bows,

Evil:
2 Rebel Captains,
4 Gondorian Rebels with Shields,
4 Gondorian Rebels with Shields and Spears,
4 Gondorian Rebels with Bows,

Special Rules:
To the rescue: At the start of Turn 3, the remainder of the Good side will arrive from the Southern Board Edge. They may act normally on the turn they arrive, but cannot charge.

Deployment:
The game is played on a board 24”/56cm by 24”/56cm, in the streets of Osgiliath. A few buildings are placed on the South side of the board, while a forest is placed on the North side. The Good Side deploys the Captain of Gondor, 4 Dunedain of Gondor with Bows, and 4 Warriors of Minas Tirith with Shields within 3”/8cm of the centre of the board. The Evil player than sets up his force at least 12”/28cm away from the centre, but no closer than 2”/4cm to another Evil model. The rest of the Good force is kept in reserve.



Objective:
The Evil side must kill at least 10 good models before being reduced to 25% of its starting numbers. The Good side must prevent this.


Castarmir attempts to take control

Castamir has chosen to join the rebels and wishes to become King. However, to do this he must kill the most loyal supporters of Eldacar, whilst minimising rebel losses.

Participants:
Good:
Captain of Gondor with Shield
Ranger of the North
8 Warriors of Minas Tirith with Shields
8 Warriors of Minas Tirith with Shields and Spears
8 Warriors of Minas Tirith with Bows
8 Dúnedain of Gondor
4 Dúnedain of Gondor with Bows
4 Descendants of Númenór

Evil:
Castarmir the Usurper
2 Rebel Captains
4 Rebel Dúnedain of Gondor with Shields
4 Rebel Dúnedain of Gondor with Bows
4 Rebel Dúnedain of Gondor with Shields and Spears
4 Gondorian Rebels with Shields
4 Gondorian Rebels with Shields and Spears
4 Gondorian Rebels with Bows

Objective:
The Evil player must reach a total of 20 Victory before being reduced to 25% of their starting numbers. The best result they can achieve is a draw if all 3 Evil Heroes are killed. The Good Side must prevent this. Victory Points are awarded for the following things:

1 Point – Killing a Descendant of Numenor
1 Point – Each Good Warrior killed by Castarmir
1 Point – If a Good Hero is killed by anyone apart from Castarmir
1 Point – Each Evil Model that makes it off the Southern Board edge.
2 Points – If Castarmir kills the Ranger of the North
3 Points – If the Good Side breaks first
5 Points – If Castarmir kills the Captain of Gondor
-1 Point – Each Rebel Captain killed or fleeing
-2 Points – If the Evil Side breaks first
-10 Points – If Castarmir is killed or flees


Eldacar Fights Back

Deployment:
The battle takes place in the streets of Osgiliath, where there are lots of buildings and statues as well as a few walls. First, the Good Side deploys within 12”/28cm of the centre point of the Southern Board Edge. The Evil Side then deploys within 12”/28cm of the North Board Edge.



Eldacar Fights Back

Eldacar has heard of the news of the rebels, and leads his Warriors in the fight against the rebels. Eldacar must destroy the rebels or he will never become King.

Participants:
Good:
Eldacar with Shield
Ranger of the North
8 Warriors of Minas Tirith with Shields
8 Warriors of Minas Tirith with Shields and Spears
8 Warriors of Minas Tirith with Bows
8 Dúnedain of Gondor
4 Dúnedain of Gondor with Bows
5 Descendants of Númenór

Evil:
2 Rebel Captains
8 Gondorian Rebels with Shields
8 Gondorian Rebels with Shields and Spears
8 Gondorian Rebels with Bows
1 Gondorian Rebel with Banner
4 Rebel Dúnedain with Shields
4 Rebel Dúnedain with Shields and Spears
4 Rebel Dúnedain with Bows

Objective:
Eldacar is trying to destroy the rebel threat, and to do so must kill as many of the rebels as possible, whilst trying to minimise his own losses. Both sides must reduce the enemy to 25% to win. If all heroes on one side have been killed, than the best result that side can achieve is a draw, unless all 4 have been killed, in which case the victory conditions apply as normal.

Deployment and Set-up:
Buildings, trees, walls are scattered over the board, with a few ruins in the North West corner to represent the destruction caused by the rebels. The Good Side set up first, within 18”/42cm of the South East corner. The Evil Side then deploy all of their models within 18”/42cm of the North West corner.

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The Siege of Osgiliath

After being cast out, Castarmir has decided control of Gondor will be his, launching an attack on Osgiliath. However, Osgiliath is not undefended, as Eldacar leads the defence of the city.

Participants:
Good:
Eldacar with Shield
Captain of Gondor with Shield
Ranger of the North
12 Warriors of Minas Tirith with Shields
12 Warriors of Minas Tirith with Shields and Spears
12 Warriors of Minas Tirith with Bows
12 Dúnedain of Gondor, 4 with Bows
9 Descendant’s of Númenór

Evil:
Castarmir the Usurper
3 Rebel Captains
8 Rebel Dúnedain of Gondor with Shields
8 Rebel Dúnedain of Gondor with Spears
8 Rebel Dúnedain of Gondor with Bows
12 Gondorian Rebels with Shields
12 Gondorian Rebels with Shields and Spears
12 Gondorian Rebels with Bows
2 Gondorian Rebels with Banners

Objective:
Both sides are trying to destroy the other and control the city of Osgiliath. Both forces must reduce the enemy force to below 25% to win. If Castarmir or Eldacar are slain, the best that force can achieve is a draw, unless both are slain, in which case the victory conditions are normal.

Deployment:
The battle is played on a table 48”/112cm by 48”/112cm, with a city in the South and a Forest in the North. The Good force deploys first, within 12”/28cm of the Osgiliath Board Edge. The Evil side then deploys within 12”/28cm of the Northern Board Edge. Up to 12 Evil Warriors may be deployed 6”/14cm further forwards then normal.

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The Starving of Osgiliath

The people of Osgiliath are starving, as Castarmir and his rebels launch repeated attacks against the loyalist’s. However, Eldacar’s son, Ornendil, gets the King’s permission to launch a raid on Castarmir’s supplies and help the people.

Participants:
Good:
Ornendil with Shield and Heavy Armour
Ranger of the North
6 Descendants of Númenór
8 Dúnedain of Gondor
4 Warriors of Minas Tirith with Shields and Spears
8 Warriors of Minas Tirith with Bows

Evil:
2 Rebel Captains
6 Rebel Dúnedain of Gondor with Bows
6 Rebel Dúnedain of Gondor with Spears and Shields
6 Rebel Dúnedain of Gondor with Shields
6 Gondorian Rebels with Shields
6 Gondorian Rebels with Shields and Spears
6 Gondorian Rebels with Bows

Objective:
Ornendil’s Warriors are attempting to get as many supplies as possible, whilst the Evil side will try and raise the alarm. One Warrior from the Evil Side must make it off the Southern Board Edge, after the alarm has been raised, for the Evil Side to win. The Good Side must prevent this. The game ends after 12 turns.

Deployment:
The game is played on a board 24”/56cm by 36”/84cm, with a camp placed on it, within 18”/42cm of the North-West Corner and lots of trees and forest’s. The Good Side deploys first within 18”/42cm of the South-East Corner. The Evil Side then deploys the Rebel Dúnedain inside the camp in pairs, with no pair closer than 3”/8cm to another pair.



Special Rules:
Unaware: The Evil Side is unaware of the raid on their supplies. The Good Side gets Priority on the first turn automatically. Also, all Rebel Dúnedain all follow these rules: The Rebel Dúnedain may not move until a Good Model is within 6”/14cm, also raising the alarm when this happen, which has an area effect of 6”/14cm. Whenever a Rebel Dúnedain is hit by an arrow but not slain, he raises the alarm. Any model within 6”/14cm of a Warrior that has raised the alarm may act normally, and will raise the alarm in the next turn, unless killed. If there are any tents within range of someone raising the alarm, 3 Evil models not yet played may move out of the tent.
In need: The Good Side must move as fast as possible towards the camp as they need supplies, and may not wait, except if they are armed with bows.

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