• At the beginning of the campaign
• When a banner reorganizes or splits
• On the turn after the banner recieves reinforcements

• Total Fieldable Points
• Fieldable Troop Points
• Baggage Train Points

Baggage Train Points are those points which are currently unfieldable due to a unit taking too many casualties such that it is no longer legal, or the army size shrinking such that a certain pick is no longer available (For Example, if your current banner size is 2500 points and you have 3 rare choices, one must be moved to the baggage train, players choice.)

• Your overall forces, and the fieldable portion of each individual banner, must conform to your army list's minimum and maximum amounts of different units, Except that you do not have to have a Lord Class Character.
• You may divide your armies into as many banners as you which, except that each banner must be created with a character, and must have at least one character to move. Banners may defend and retreat without a character. Each new banner must also have a minimum size of 1,000 points.
• Army limitations for troops apply to the entire nation, not just to each banner. (Example: The Dark Elf Cauldron of Blood is listed as a 0-1 unit. This means that only 1 Cauldron of Blood is available at any given time to each Dark Elf General, for his combined forces. Additionally, your defensive forces may not re-use the same 0-1 unit more than once per season.)
• Monster Slots are required to field any flying or terror-causing beast, at the following cost:
  • Pegasi, Great Eagle: .5 Pick
  • Chimera, Griffon, Winged Nightmare: 1 Pick
  • Dragon: 2 Picks
  If a Monster Requires an extra hero slot, it requires an extra character point, and counts toward your maximum characters for banner size. If a monster is not on this list, ask the GM, and he will put it in the equivalent category.
• War Machines: 1 War Machine provides 1 pick's worth of War Machines. Note that if a War Machine takes a special or rare pick you must have that as well. (Example: To hire 2 Dark Elf Bolt Throwers, a player must have 1 rare slot and 1 war machine slot available, as well as 200 points). Cannons, Bolt Throwers, Chariots, and any other specialized uniots that mimic their abilities count as war machines. Ask GM if there is any question.
• Character Points may be spent as follows:
  • Hero*: 1 character point
  • Lvl1 Wizard: 1 character point
  • Lvl2 Wizard: 2 character points
  • Lord: 3 Character points
  • Lvl3 Wizard: 3 character points
  • Lvl4 Wizard: 4 character points
  • Exceptions: Slann cost 6 points. Vampire Counts cost 4 and lords 5.
  *Heros include any characters not covered in another category, such as assassins, battle standard bearers, and so on.
• You may have one Dogs of War unit per nation. These units all require a rare pick. Note that these are the basic units. Only Dogs of War armies may take "Regiments of Renown".

1. Orders Submitted
2. Check if reinforcements are scheduled to be built in owned territory
3. Remove scouts from banners
4. Move Banners
5. Receive Scout Reports, Casualty %, and move results
6. Take Casualties for moving, if any
7. Check if army in territory is sufficient to take territory (must have more fieldable regiment points than size of territory)
8. Fight Battles
9. Move Retreats
10. Reinforcements arrive if in a still owned and not-enemy-occupied territory

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