Durgama Takeover

Military Orders got the first turn and used the Teuton/KoJ haris fireteam to push up the board into the midfield, taking out a Chaksa Auxiliar HMG and only taking one wound on the Teuton Spitfire NCO in the process, and managing to claim the console with the KoJ hacker. The rest of Military Orders’ first turn was used repositioning the Crosier core so that the Multi Sniper Rifle Crosier had a line of fire down a major firelane containing the other console.

Tohaa’s first turn was used moving the haris comprising a Kamael Spitfire, and two Kamael Hackers. They managed to make a push to the console, killing the Crosier MSR with a critical hit. From there, the Chaksa Auxilar flamethrower moved into a position where it could cover the console with the rogue AI.

On their second turn, Military Orders took advantage of the Gravitational Advantage rule to drop a Santiago Spitfire and Santiago Killer Hacker in a position near the Tohaa DZ where they could take out the Chaksa Auxilar guarding the AI, plant D-charges on the AI, and destroying it after two attempts. The rest of their orders were used to take the Santiago team and dismantle the haris with Taqeul, putting Tohaa into Loss of Lieutenant.

Due to being in loss of lieutenant, Tohaa were not able to accomplish a great deal on their second turn.

Military Orders spent their last turn moving into a more defensive position to protect their DZ and mopping up a Kamael Hacker and Kriigel, losing the Santiago Spitfire in the process to a pair of Diggers. With the last order, Military Orders spent a command point to put the Teuton Spitifire, KoJ, and Santiago KHD into suppressive fire.

In a final effort to catch up, Tohaa tried to push through Military Orders’ defenses with a Krakot Regade and Grief-Op, killing the Teuton Spitfire, Teuton tinbot, and Raveneye, but was unable to reach the Military Orders DZ with the orders they had remaining.