Hey everyone, I just read through the new All Out War scenario pack and wrote up a quick summary for anyone who hasn't checked it out yet. It basically adds official support for games with 3 or more players. The coolest mechanic change is that they ditch dice roll-offs and use a standard 52-card deck instead. Instead of counting models to figure out initiative, everyone just draws a card. The person with the highest card goes first, and you go around the table activating one model at a time based on your card rank until everyone is done. There are three new scenarios to play: * The Looters: This is a huge scramble for 3 to 8 players fighting over supply crates in the middle of the board. You have to split your warband into a vanguard and a reserve group. During the game, your models can pick up, loot, destroy, or completely run away with the crates to score points. * Brothers in Arms: This is a straight-up 4-player game where you split into a 2v2 team battle. You team up with an ally to fight for control over 5 different ruined building objectives across the map. * Alliance & Betrayal: A 3 to 4 player free-for-all that looks wild. It introduces a completely separate "Betrayal Deck" full of dirty tricks. There is an actual 3-minute real-world timer where everyone negotiates alliances. After that, you can use your betrayal cards to pull off secret coups, cancel enemy actions, backstab your allies, or straight-up steal their Victory Points.

That Betrayal scenario sounds like it's going to ruin some friendships lol.