Following up the DBA "Wars of Aggression" style, HOTT players were rewarded not only for destroying their opponent's forces, but also for the losses sustained in the combat. Carnage was the word of the day as players sought to slaughter both friend and foe on the tabletop.
With no set time limits on games and no set number of rounds, it was to every player's advantage to play quickly (and recklessly) wherever possible. Most everyone managed to get six full games (the maximum), and everyone played in at least five.
Scores varied widely in each of the games, and with winning and losing taking a backseat to death and destruction players were able to move ahead in the ranks quickly, even with "spectacular losses." Pyrrhus would have been proud. |
| Tournament Format |
| Wars of Aggression (HOTT) |
| Army Size |
Scale |
Round Length |
| 24 AP's |
15mm |
Variable |
- HOTT 2.0 Rules with proposed 2.2 modifications (Shooters move 2", Warband 3", Sneaker Friction Kills and Break-Off)
- Variable-length rounds, play as many games as you like!
- Rankings exclusively by points earned
- Points for Enemies Taken, Friendlies Lost, Strongholds, Generals, and Warbands in the army
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