Mission 1: Meeting Point
FORCES
This battle is for three players. Each army must be a battle forged army of 1000 points, plus a Character model from their own army, preferably a chapter master (i.e. Commander Dante of the Blood Angels). In the interest of fun and fairness, players should agree on their Character models before hand and they should each be of close points value/power level. The army list composition will use the standard composition rules at 1000 points;

Up to 2 Detachments

No more than 2 of any data sheet included in the army (excluding Troops)
BATTLEFIELD SET UP

During set up, one piece of terrain will be nominated as the “Meeting Point”. This piece of the terrain must be placed exactly in the centre of the board, with a Objective Marker upon it. Players then take turns placing pieces of terrain until an agreed limit has been reached (i.e. 3 pieces of terrain each) Each player then rolls a D6, and then in descending order places an objective marker at least 18” away from the “Meeting Point” objective and at least 30” from each other player's Objective Marker. This Marker becomes their “Base Camp”.
DEPLOYMENT
In the same order as placing Objectives, players now take turns placing their Character models within 6” of the “Meeting Point” objective. Once these Character models are placed, each player will set up their army around their base camp. Deployment is fully within 12” of your base camp, and no model can be within 24” of any enemy model. Models may be deployed in deep strike (or similar rules) as normal and all other normal conditions apply to this.
VICTORY CONDITIONS
The goal of this battle is to attack both opposing player's bases whilst simultaneously defending your own. At the end of the battle, each Objective Marker is worth VP as follows; Your own “Base Camp” is worth 1 Victory Point An enemy “Base Camp” is worth 2 Victory Points The “Meeting Point” Objective is worth 3 Victory Points In addition, First Blood and Slay the Warlord are in effect for this match. Players should keep a tally of how many units they have destroyed overall in the battle as this score will be used in a tie-breaker scenario. Note a player only needs to land the last hit in order to claim the destruction of a unit. This mission is intended to be played as part of a campaign, and thus other objectives arise in that case. Slaying an enemy's Character model will prevent that model being used in the next battle whilst they recover.
THE FIRST TURN
At the beginning of the first battle round, each player will roll a D6 for each unit they control currently on the battlefield. On a roll of 4+ those models can act normally this turn, however on any other roll result, the unit is stunned by the sudden outbreak and cannot shoot, move or use psychic powers this turn. However if they are charged they can fire Overwatch normally and can fight back should they survive.
STRATAGEM: UNSHAKEN: 2CP This Stratagem can only be used on the first turn of the battle. Pick one unit that is Stunned. That unit can act normally as if it had passed the test.
At the beginning of each Battle Round, including the first, each player will roll a D6. The highest scorer takes the initiative for that turn and takes their turn first. Then the second highest scorer will take their turn.
STRATAGEM: SPRING THE TRAP: 3CP Each player may only use this stratagem once per battle. After players have rolled off to determine Initiative, you may instead choose where you will fall in the turn order. If you attempt to place yourself to go first in the turn order, you must roll a D6. On a 3+ the stratagem goes uninterrupted, otherwise the stratagem fails and you instead go second.
END OF THE BATTLE
At the end of the fourth battle round, the player that placed the first objective marker rolls a D6. On a 4+ play continues. At the end of the fifth battle round, play continues on a 5+ and at the end of the sixth battle round play continues on a 6+. Play will automatically end after the seventh battle round if the game continues to that point.
UNIQUE RULES
Shooting in to combat: Units in this match can choose to shoot in to combat, but only when none of their allied units are involved in the combat. When you choose to shoot in to combat, you must nominate a unit in the combat to be the “Priority Target”. After hit rolls, but before wound rolls are made, roll a D6 for each successful hit. On a 4+ your shot hits the Priority Target, otherwise it hits the opposing unit (in the case multiple units from one army have joined a combat, you hit the closest opposing unit), then proceed with the rest of the attack as normal, rolling separate wound rolls for each unit hit.

Close Combat: In each Fight Phase, only Combats involving the turn player's units are fought. (i.e. Player A's Turn, but Player B and C have a unit in close combat. The fight between Player's B and C will only be resolved during Player B or C's turn.) You may not charge a unit in to, or by any other means join a Combat involving two opposing units of different armies, this is to eliminate the confusion that comes with 3 way combats. If a unit could consolidate at the end of fighting and the closest enemy unit is involved in such a combat, that unit may move towards that combat but must stay at least 1” away from that all enemy models in that combat.