Durgama Takeover

In an attempt to gain some control of the station from the Nomads, Military Orders assaulted a Tunguska-controlled position in the Port Rail Cannon.

Military Orders took initiative and the Teuton/KOJ haris pushed up the bottom of the board towards the enemy DZ, managing to take out a Grenzer in the enemy’s core fireteam while only taking one wound on the Teuton Spitfire in the process. They set up a defensive position on a raised platform by the water tanks in the enemy’s quadrant. On the top half of the board, the duo of Santiago Knights pushed up the board and took up a position in the quadrant by their DZ.

With their first turn, the Kriza Borac and its haris pushed up into the quadrant on the top left of the board, taking out the Crosier Sniper in a core link and taking out the Santiago Spitfire. The remainder of the Cheerkiller core that the Grenzer was a part of tried to assault the Teuton haris but only succeeded in losing one of the cheerkillers. Finally, Mary Problems came and attempted to Trinity the KoJ, but, after a good deal of back and forth hacking, the KoJ managed to isolate Mary with a lucky crit.

On PanO’s second turn, the remaining Santiago managed to push up and plant a D-charge on the Kriza, rendering the Kriza unconscious, but leaving the Santiago isolated due to a hacking ARO by a the hollow man hacker in the Kriza’s haris. While this occurred, the Knight of Justice moved over to the downed cheerkiller and performed a Coup de Grace on the downed opponent, completing a classified objective.

With the death of the Kriza, the Nomads were in loss of lieutenant, so most of their turn was spent pushing units forward into the nearby quadrants, but managing to take out the isolated Santiago KHD and a mulebot with potshots from the Hollowman.

In PanO’s last turn with the last few orders, the remaining mule bot pushed into one of the quadrants.

The game ended with each player controlling one of their own and one of the opponents quadrants, with PanO winning on it’s classified objective.