Rules for the minigame: The Peasant Hunt of Sir Reginald

Players: 2+

One player takes the peasants; the others each take a noble and that noble’s yeomen. The number s of yeomen and peasants depend on the number of players.

• 2 players = 4 yeomen per noble, 8 peasants
• 3 players = 3 yeomen per noble, 15 peasants
• 4 players = 2 yeomen per noble, 24 peasants
• 5 players = 1 yeoman per noble, 30 peasants
• 6+ players = no yeomen, 25 peasants, +5 per extra player

Board:

The board should be square, with 4 feet to a side. It should be scattered with as many individual trees as possible.

Deployment:

The peasants set up within 6 inches of the center of the table. All nobles and retainers deploy in base contact with a board edge.

Objectives:

The peasant player must get as many of his models as possible off the board, while the nobles are trying to hunt all the peasants. For each peasant off the board, the peasant player gains 1 point. For each peasant hunted down, the noble who (or whose yeomen) manage to remove a peasant, that player gains a point. The player (noble or peasant) to gain the most points wins.

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