You can play through a campaign with a single company with tracks involving between 4 and 8 units as well as Battleforce scale forces. This allows a Chaos Campaign to scale to just about any level the players desire. Support points are used to repair your units and buy new materials and equipment as well as hire new personnel. These modifiers will affect the conversion of Warchest Points to Support Points. Optional bonuses that make the Track potentially more difficult or dangerous up the ante, but carry with them an extra Warchest point reward if you manage to complete your objectives in spite of them.Īfter creating a force, you determine it’s Force Size Modifier and Technology Rating. During the track you will vie for objectives that earn Warchest points back. This accounts for all of the maintenance and transportation costs that are required to get your force to the battlefield. Each scenario or Track has a Warchest point cost to enter. The premise of the rules set is to abstract all of the background functions of running a force down to a single point value, Warchest Points. It is up to you to determine just what floats your boat though.Ĭhaos Campaign is a plot driven campaign system that debuted with the Dawn of the Jihad source book. Each system has its own unique character that I hope to convey to you the reader in as concise a style as possible. I’ve queued up a list of the campaign engines worth your time. Look hard enough and you’ll be sure to find a home within the Battletech universe.įor the uninitiated this can all be a bit daunting. What it lacks in the area of competitive play Battletech more than compensates with an abundance of campaign settings complete with unique rules sets and quirks. While there are those that would love to have it made available, the distinctive casual flare of the game is a lure for many. Every miniature wargame worth it’s salt has some form of campaign system.Ĭlassic Battletech is in a unique situation among wargames in that it does not offer a standardized or well regulated competitive environment.
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