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40k Pariah Nexus Crusade Map (44x60): Polarising Energies
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Type: Map
Game Category: Strategy Games, Wargames, Miniature Games
Complexity: Low Complexity
Number of Players: 2
Play Time: 60 minutes, 90 minutes, 120 minutes, 180+ minutes
Assets: Props
Language: English
Tags: 40K, Warhammer, Warhammer 40k, FTC, Base, Map Base, crusade, narrative, Necrons
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40k Pariah Nexus Crusade Map (44x60): Polarising Energies

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Bobo's 10th Edition FTC Map Pack
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Description
Jutting from this region are a number of surface noctilith deposits, possibly even extrusions of a distant pylon. Something has disrupted their empyric polarities, causing them to fluctuate with reality-warping results.

This map must be additive loaded into an appropriate FTC map base! This map should function for normal play for Warhammer 40,000 for 10th edition, though it is intended to be used for the titular mission for the Tyrannic War Crusade.
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La Kato 20 Jun @ 9:06pm 
awesome! looking forward to seeing the results :)
Bobo The Talking Clown  [author] 20 Jun @ 7:39pm 
I am planning on continuing Soon TM
La Kato 19 Jun @ 6:14pm 
Do you plan on continuing your series of Pariah Nexus maps? Our group is doing a Pariah Nexus Crusade and have been loving your work.
Bobo The Talking Clown  [author] 5 Jun @ 2:37pm 
I may have a problem
SlimGinger 4 Jun @ 9:13pm 
Bro went insane on making maps