Warhammer armies were put back on the shelf and Warhammer 40,000 armies dusted off and sent into the streets.

HOW IT WORKED
Each week players placed a pin in the map of Vogen on the noticeboard in the Studio. They can only place a pin next to one that is already in the map. When two pins from different forces met, a game was played. Alliances were made but only between armies of the same side. This resulted in many impromptu strategy meetings between alliance members during coffee breaks.

Andy Chambers and Rowland Cox battle it out.	Graham Davey tries to stop the Tyranids eating his entire army.

Games Designers Phil Kelly and Graham McNeil designed the campaign. It is a map-based campaign where different locations have different rules. Each territory also has Victory Points associated with it. When the campaign finishes who ever has the most Victory Points wins!

We have the full rules for running the campaign available for download as well as the special rules for the locations on the Vogen map. Go here to see an interactive map of Vogen.

Click on the links below to download the rules in PDF format and the map. To read these files you will need to download Adobe Acrobat Reader for free from the Adobe site.

Vogen Campaign Rules [Download PDF - 31 Kb].
Vogen Special Location Rules [Download PDF - 67 Kb].
Download a Map of Vogen to plot the progress of a campaign on [ZIP file - 464 Kb].

Owen Rees' Praetorian Imperial Guard go to ground.	Andy Hoare and Tom Hibberd contemplate their next moves on the Vogen Map.

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