Rounds

The Rounds tab (under Setup) is where you set up each round: the scenario name, the deployment map and any notes for players. If you use secondary scoring, it is also where each round gets its scenario objectives.

The number of rounds comes from the Overview tab. If you see No rounds configured, set the number of rounds there first.

Changes on this tab are not saved until you click Save in the bar at the top of the dashboard. Image uploads go up straight away, but the round only keeps them once you save.

Moving between rounds

Use the round picker at the top: the dropdown jumps to any round, and the arrows step back and forward. Each round is set up on its own.

If you switch rounds with unsaved changes, you are asked what to do: Save & Continue, Discard Changes or Cancel.

Round scenario

The Round N Scenario card always has:

• Scenario Name: the mission for this round, for example "Upon the Field of Glory" or a scenario from your player pack.

If Enable Secondary Scoring is on in the Scoring tab, the card also shows:

• Scenario Template: pick an official scenario from Choose a scenario template.... A window opens listing its Secondary Objectives (the recommended ones are ticked and marked default) and any Scenario Objectives that are added automatically. Tick the ones you want, set a Count where asked, then click Add to Round N.
• Secondary Objectives: the objectives that apply to this round. To add your own or change how they score, click Edit in Scoring.

Picking a scenario template also fills in the scenario name, deployment map and notes for you, but only where you have left them empty. Use Edit to change the template's objectives later, or the X to remove the template from the round.

Battleboard Display

This card controls what players see for the round on the battleboard and in their Battle Hub.

• Notes (optional): special rules, scoring reminders, table setup or house rules for this round only.
• Scenario Image: click Choose from map library to pick an official deployment map, or Upload scenario map to use your own image (PNG, JPEG or WEBP, up to 10 MB). You can crop your image to fit. Use Remove to clear it.

Click Preview to open the battleboard in a new tab and see how the round will look to players.

Related

• Scoring Setup
• Secondary scoring
• Running rounds on the Battle Board
• The Tournament Overview