The Covenant does not merely fight enemies.

It prices them.

Bounties are marks placed on enemy assets. They represent salvage claims, revenge contracts, survival priorities, debt enforcement, privateer warrants, and fleet-wide orders to bring down a valuable target.

4.1 Placing a Bounty

During your Command Phase, choose one enemy unit or building as your Bounty Target.

To be selected, the target must meet at least one of the following conditions:

• It is within line of sight of a friendly Ordarn unit.
• It is within 12 inches of a friendly Ordarn building.
• It damaged a friendly Ordarn unit or building during the previous round.

You may have only 1 active Bounty Target by default.

A Contract Ledger increases this to 2 active Bounty Targets.

A Ledger Broker may allow one additional Bounty Target.

A target remains a Bounty Target until the start of your next Command Phase or until destroyed.

4.2 Bounty Rewards

When a friendly Ordarn unit damages or destroys a Bounty Target, gain Credits.

Destroy a Bounty Target Command Center +25 Credits

Successfully Board a Bounty Target +10 Credits

Bounty rewards obey the Credit Reward Stacking Limit.

4.3 Dead or Alive

If a Bounty Target is destroyed by environmental damage, neutral effects, or another player, the Ordarn Covenant gains no Bounty reward.

If an Ordarn ability caused the target to suffer that damage, the Ordarn player gains the reward as normal.

4.4 Bounty and Prize Claims

If an eligible enemy unit is destroyed by a friendly Ordarn unit while it is a Bounty Target, the Ordarn player may immediately place a Prize Claim marker on that unit in the enemy Destroyed Zone.

This is in addition to any normal Bounty reward.

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Stealing resources is one of the Ordarn Covenant’s defining mechanics.

The Covenant does not merely destroy enemy forces.

It interrupts supply lines, takes what the fleet needs, and turns enemy stockpiles into Ordarni survival.

5.1 Resource Theft

Ordarn Smugglers have the Resource Theft ability.

When an Ordarn Smuggler scores one or more hits against an enemy Worker unit with a melee or ranged attack, roll 1d6.

Roll Result

1-3 No theft.

4-5 Steal 25 Carbon or 25 Crystals from the opponent.

6 Steal 50 Carbon or 25 Crystals from the opponent and gain 5 Credits.

You choose which resource to steal, but the opponent must have that resource available.

If the opponent has neither Carbon nor Crystals, gain 5 Credits instead.

A Smuggler may trigger Resource Theft only once per turn.

Resource Theft does not require the attack to wound. It only requires at least one hit.

5.2 Heist Action

An Ordarn Smuggler, Raider Crew, or Corsair Operatives unit may perform a Heist Action during its Action Phase if it is within 1 inch of one of the following:

• Enemy Worker
• Enemy Supply building
• Enemy Extractor building
• Enemy Production building
• Enemy Tech building
• Enemy resource cache, supply cache, or mission cargo marker

Roll 2d6.

Roll Result

2-5 Heist fails. The acting unit becomes Suppressed.

6-8 Steal 25 Carbon or 25 Crystals and gain 5 Credits.

9-11 Steal 50 Carbon or 25 Crystals and gain 10 Credits.

12+ Steal 50 Carbon and 25 Crystals, gain 15 Credits, and the target becomes Disrupted until the start of its controller’s next turn.

A Disrupted building cannot use special abilities, but it may still provide Supply unless the mission or another rule says otherwise.

A unit may perform only one Heist Action per turn.

Workers may perform Heist Actions, but they still have Presence 0 and cannot control or contest objectives.

5.3 Plunder the Wreck

When an enemy Vehicle, Heavy unit, Special unit, or Building is destroyed within 3 inches of a friendly Ordarn Infantry or Worker unit, you may place a Wreck marker.

During your Action Phase, a friendly Ordarn Worker or Infantry unit within 1 inch of a Wreck marker may perform the Interact Action to remove it and choose one:

• Gain 25 Carbon.
• Gain 10 Credits.
• Repair 1 Cohesion to a friendly Vehicle or Building within 3 inches.
• Place a Prize Claim marker on the destroyed unit if it is eligible for Prize Claims and was destroyed by a friendly Ordarn unit this round.

Each destroyed asset can create only one Wreck marker.

“Nothing is destroyed until the Ordarni are done with it.”

The Ordarn Covenant is built on reuse, refit, salvage, mercenary contracts, and battlefield theft.

When the Ordarni destroy enemy assets, they do not always leave them burning. Sometimes the crew survives and changes sides for pay. Sometimes the weapons are stripped and mounted on a new chassis. Sometimes the tank is patched, repainted, loaded with a nervous Covenant pilot, and sent back into the fight. Sometimes the thing that comes out of the Scrapforge barely resembles the original wreck, but the invoice says close enough.

Prize Claims allow the Ordarn player to spend Credits to produce eligible units from the enemy Destroyed Zone.

6.1 Prize Claim Overview

When a friendly Ordarn unit destroys an eligible enemy unit, the Ordarn player may mark that enemy unit with a Prize Claim marker after it enters its owner’s Destroyed Zone.

Later, the Ordarn player may spend Credits at a Raider’s Hold, Scrapforge Yard, Black Market, or Contract Ledger to produce that claimed unit as a Reclaimed Prize.

A Reclaimed Prize becomes an Ordarn-controlled unit with modified rules.

6.2 Eligible Enemy Units

A unit is eligible for a Prize Claim if all of the following are true:

• It is in the enemy Destroyed Zone.
• It was destroyed by a friendly Ordarn unit, Ordarn building, Boarding Action, or Ordarn-controlled Reclaimed Prize.
• It is not a Worker.
• It is not a Command Center.
• It is not Unique.
• It is not a summoned, temporary, mission-only, or scenario-only unit.
• It is not a unit whose datasheet specifically says it cannot be reclaimed.
• It has a usable battlefield body, equipment set, vehicle frame, weapon system, armor chassis, or mercenary equivalent.

Ordinary Infantry, Heavy Infantry, Vehicles, Walkers, Flyers, Machines, and conventional military units are usually eligible.

Organic monsters, unstable bioforms, sacred avatars, energy beings, daemonized entities, and faction-unique apex units are usually not eligible unless both players agree before the game.

If there is disagreement, the unit is not eligible.

6.3 How to Place a Prize Claim

You may place a Prize Claim marker on an eligible enemy unit in one of the following ways:

• A friendly Ordarn unit destroys that unit while it is a Bounty Target.
• A friendly Ordarn Boarding unit Hijacks or Plunders the target, and that target is later destroyed by any friendly Ordarn unit.
• A friendly Ordarn Worker or Infantry unit uses Plunder the Wreck to mark the destroyed unit.
• A Ledger Broker uses the Claim the Good Parts ability.
• A Scrapforge Yard with Illegal Pattern Vault destroys or helps destroy the unit with one of its weapons or abilities.

A unit can have only one Prize Claim marker.

You may have up to 3 unspent Prize Claim markers at a time.

If you would place a fourth Prize Claim marker, choose and remove one existing unspent Prize Claim marker.

6.4 Active Reclaimed Prize Limit

The Ordarn Covenant may normally control only 1 active Reclaimed Prize at a time.

This limit increases by +1 if you control an active Contract Ledger.

This limit increases by +1 if you control an active Scrapforge Yard with Illegal Pattern Vault.

Maximum active Reclaimed Prizes: 3.

If a new Reclaimed Prize would exceed this limit, it cannot complete production until a Reclaimed Prize leaves the Battlefield.

6.5 Producing a Reclaimed Prize

During your Action Phase, an eligible Ordarn building may perform the Produce Reclaimed Prize Action.

Choose one enemy unit in the enemy Destroyed Zone with a Prize Claim marker.

Pay the required Credit cost.

Move or mark that enemy unit as Claimed.

Place production counters based on the unit type.

Special unit or Supply 3 unit 50 Credits 3 counters Scrapforge Yard with Illegal Pattern Vault

Vehicle, Walker, or Flyer +10 No extra Scrapforge Yard Credits counters

Unit with original Armor 5+ or +10 No extra Scrapforge Yard Toughness 9+ Credits counters

If a unit fits multiple rows, use the most expensive applicable base cost, then apply modifiers.

When production completes, deploy the Reclaimed Prize within 1 inch of the producing building and not within 1 inch of an enemy unit.

A Reclaimed Prize must obey Supply limits.

6.6 Reclaimed Prize Profile

A Reclaimed Prize uses the original unit’s printed profile with the following changes:

• It loses its original faction tag.
• It gains the Ordarn and Reclaimed tags.
• It keeps its battlefield type tags, such as Infantry, Vehicle, Walker, Flyer, Heavy, or Special.
• It keeps its Movement, Toughness, Cohesion, Body Value, Armor, Presence, weapons, Range, Strength, AP, Attacks, Damage, and weapon traits.
• Its Ranged Skill and Melee Skill are each worsened by +1, to a maximum of 10, representing unfamiliar controls, mismatched ammunition, damaged targeting systems, or hired crews.
• It cannot use abilities that generate, spend, store, or interact with its original faction’s special resources.
• It cannot use abilities that require its original faction’s buildings, command structures, networks, terrain types, marks, doctrines, personalities, biomass, energy fields, command points, daemonization, or similar faction systems.
• It cannot be affected by friendly rules from its original faction.
• It may be affected by Ordarn Credit Abilities and rules that affect Ordarn units, unless those rules require a specific Ordarn datasheet.

6.7 Lost and Converted Abilities

Some enemy abilities are too faction-specific to use as written.

When producing a Reclaimed Prize, apply the following guidelines:

Keep

The Reclaimed Prize usually keeps:

• Basic weapon abilities.
• Movement abilities printed on the unit.
• Transport capacity.
• Armor or defense rules not tied to faction systems.
• Generic repair, firing, or assault rules.
• Stealth, Scout, Fly, Hover, or similar simple tags.

Lose

The Reclaimed Prize loses:

• Command generation.
• Faction resource generation.
• Faction resource spending.
• Summoning, incubation, daemonization, mutation, ascension, personality, or biomass rules.
• Rules that affect only its original faction.
• Rules that require original faction buildings.
• Rules that name a specific original faction mechanic.
• Unique aura effects.
• Mission-specific or scenario-only rules.

Convert

If an ability gives a small, generic self-contained combat benefit but names the original faction, both players may agree to convert it to an Ordarn version.

If there is disagreement, the ability is lost.

6.8 Reclaimed Prize Destroyed Zone Rules

While a Reclaimed Prize is on the Battlefield or in production, the original enemy unit is considered Claimed.

A Claimed enemy unit cannot be returned from the Destroyed Zone by its original owner while the Reclaimed Prize exists.

When a Reclaimed Prize is destroyed:

• Remove it from the Battlefield.

• Return the original unit card or marker to its owner’s Destroyed Zone.

• Remove the Prize Claim marker.

• Mark it as Stripped.

A Stripped unit cannot be claimed again by the Ordarn player this game.

The original owner may still use their own destroyed-zone recovery rules on a Stripped unit if

their rules allow it.

6.9 Reclaimed Prize Restrictions

A Reclaimed Prize cannot:

• Be used to satisfy prerequisites for Ordarn technologies or production.
• Perform Heist Actions unless it has the Raider or Smuggler tag from an Ordarn rule.
• Perform Boarding Actions unless it has the Boarding tag or gains it from an Ordarn rule.
• Be upgraded using its original faction’s upgrades.
• Receive original faction buffs.
• Be selected as a Bounty Target by the Ordarn player.
• Generate Credits from destroying itself.
• Be reclaimed a second time after destruction.

6.10 Mercenary Interpretation

Not every Reclaimed Prize is literally the same unit repaired from a wreck. For infantry, a Prize Claim may represent:

• Captured armor and weapons issued to Ordarni fighters.
• Mercenaries hired from the defeated force.
• Prisoners offered a contract instead of an airlock.
• Black-market clones, training packages, or copied equipment.
• A similar unit assembled from captured gear and local muscle.

For vehicles, it usually represents a repaired or rebuilt war machine. For drones or machines, it may represent cracked control codes or a hardwired override. For biological organisms, it should be used only if the table agrees the result makes sense.

6.11 Prize Claim Example

An Ordarn Vulture Gunship destroys a Concordant Icaran Devastator.

The Devastator enters the Concordant player’s Destroyed Zone.

Because it was destroyed by an Ordarn unit, the Ordarn player uses Plunder the Wreck with a

nearby Raider Crew and places a Prize Claim marker on the Devastator.

Later, the Ordarn player controls a Scrapforge Yard with Illegal Pattern Vault.

They spend Credits to Produce Reclaimed Prize.

The Devastator is a Heavy Vehicle with strong armor, so it costs:

• 35 Credits for Heavy unit.
• +10 Credits for Vehicle.
• +10 Credits if its Toughness or Armor meets the high-end modifier.

Total: 55 Credits.

It takes 2 production counters.

When completed, it enters as an Ordarn Reclaimed unit using the Devastator’s main profile and weapons, but its skills are worsened by +1 and it loses Concordant-only rules such as CP generation, Orbital Relay effects, or any ability requiring Concordant faction systems.

The Ordarni have not built an imperial war machine.

They have made an invoice with legs.

7. Boarding Actions

Boarding Actions allow the Ordarn Covenant to sabotage, loot, disable, or briefly seize enemy vehicles and buildings.

To the Ordarni, a vehicle is not just a target.

It is a resource that has not been claimed yet.

7.1 Eligible Boarding Units

The following are Boarding units:

• Cutthroat Boarders
• Corsair Operatives
• Vulture Gunship, if carrying a Boarding unit
• Ordarn Reaver through Boarding Beacon

7.2 Boarding Targets

A Boarding Action may target an enemy:

• Vehicle
• Walker
• Flyer that is grounded or within reach of a Boarding Pods rule
• Building

7.3 Performing a Boarding Action

During its Action Phase, an eligible Boarding unit within 1 inch of a valid target may perform a Boarding Action.

Some rules, such as Boarding Pods or Boarding Beacon, allow Boarding Actions from farther away.

Roll 2d6 and apply modifiers.

Boarding Modifiers

Boarding Results

7.4 Disabled

A Disabled unit or building:

• Cannot attack.
• Cannot perform Actions.
• Cannot use special abilities.
• Cannot produce units.
• Cannot research upgrades.
• Cannot generate resources.

A Disabled building still provides Supply unless the rule that disabled it says otherwise.

7.5 Hijacked

A Hijacked target is temporarily controlled by the Ordarn Covenant player until the start of the target owner’s next Command Phase.

While Hijacked:

● It cannot move more than 3 inches.

● It cannot target units from its original controller unless the Boarding Action roll was an unmodified 12.

● It cannot spend faction resources from its original controller.

● It cannot begin production or research.

● If it is a building, it generates 25 Carbon for the Ordarn player during the next Ordarn Resource Phase if still Hijacked.

● If it is a vehicle, it may make one attack during the Ordarn player’s next Ranged Phase if still Hijacked.

When Hijacked ends, the target returns to its original controller and becomes Suppressed.

7.6 Reclaiming a Boarded Target

During the target owner’s Action Phase, one friendly Infantry or Worker unit within 1 inch of a Disabled or Hijacked target may perform the Interact Action to reclaim it.

Roll 1d6.

If the boarding unit was Cutthroat Boarders or Corsair Operatives, subtract 1 from this roll.

8. Mobile Infrastructure

Many Ordarn Covenant buildings are built on landing barges, repulsor rigs, ship fragments, cargo lifters, mobile gantries, modular skids, or stripped landing craft.

They are buildings, but they can relocate.

Ordarn infrastructure is not designed to build a permanent empire on one battlefield.

It is designed to land, strip, trade, refuel, and move before the enemy can trap it.

8.1 Grounded and Airborne States

Mobile Ordarn buildings have two states:

• Grounded
• Airborne

All mobile buildings begin the game Grounded.

8.2 Lift Off Action

A Grounded mobile building may perform the Lift Off Action during its Action Phase.

When it does:

• It becomes Airborne.
• It gains Fly.
• It uses its listed Airborne Movement.
• It cannot perform any other Action this turn.

8.2 Fuel Price

• Every turn the building is airborne it costs 5 credits to fuel it, if you cannot pay it lands in the nearest available spot. This cost must be paid before initially taking off also.

8.3 Airborne Restrictions

While Airborne, a mobile building:

• Cannot produce units.
• Cannot produce Reclaimed Prizes.
• Cannot research upgrades.
• Cannot gather resources.
• Cannot provide Supply.
• Cannot perform Credit trades.
• Cannot be used as a valid destination for Rapid Deployment or False Papers.
• Cannot control or contest objectives.
• Can still be attacked.
• Counts as both a Building and Flyer for attacks and abilities.

8.4 Land Action

An Airborne mobile building may perform the Land Action during its Action Phase.

Place it Grounded within its Airborne Movement.

It cannot land:

• Within 4 inches of an enemy unit.

● Within 4 inches of another building.

● On impassable terrain.

● On an objective unless the mission allows buildings to be placed there.

After landing, it cannot perform any other Action this turn.

A building resumes normal Grounded functions at the start of your next Command Phase.

8.5 Emergency Takeoff

Once per round, when a Grounded mobile Ordarn building would be attacked by a melee attack, you may spend 15 Credits.

That building immediately moves 2 inches directly away from the attacking unit if possible and becomes Airborne.

It cannot use this rule if Immobilized, Disabled, or already Airborne.

9. Ordarn Tags

Smuggler

Specialized in theft, scouting, and resource disruption.

Boarding

Can perform Boarding Actions.

Field

Basic battlefield unit, usually 1 Supply.

Heavy

Stronger battlefield unit, usually 2 Supply.

Special

Powerful elite unit, usually 3 Supply.

Vehicle

Mechanical vehicle.

Walker

Ground-based vehicle or war machine.

Flyer

Flying unit.

Building

Structure.

Mobile

Building that can use Lift Off and Land.

Command

Core base structure.

Center

Production

Produces units.

Supply

Increases maximum Supply.

Extractor Mines Crystals. Extractor buildings never cost Crystals unless a datasheet explicitly says otherwise.

Tech Researches upgrades or improves Bounties.

Defense Defensive structure.

Black Market Enables Credit trades, survival exchange, and dirty tricks.

Unique Only one copy may be included unless a scenario says otherwise.

10. Core Command Center Datasheet

10.1 Covenant Flagship

“The Covenant has no capital. It has engines.”

The Covenant Flagship is the Ordarn Command Center: a grounded command vessel, landing hulk, cargo fortress, mobile barter court, repair dock, survival archive, and symbol of the original Ordarn pact.

Every Flagship carries some version of the Council of Three. A Marshal officer keeps the convoy alive. A Free captain keeps the crew from becoming subjects. A Black broker keeps the holds full when law and honor fail.

A Covenant Flagship is not the capital of an empire.

It is the place where the convoy remembers why it refused to die.

Tags

Ordarn, Building, Mobile Building, Command Center, Production, Supply, Black Market

Deployment Point

0

Cost

In-Game Cost

200 Carbon, 50 Crystals

Emergency Rebuild Cost

175 Carbon

Construction Time

3 counters

Airborne Movement

4 Fly

Toughness

6

Cohesion

18 (18)

Ranged Skill

6

Melee Skill

0

Armor

4

Presence

0

Supply Provided

5

Produces Ordarn Smugglers

Weapon

Abilities

Core Command Center

This is the Ordarn Covenant Command Center. It follows all normal Command Center and Core Infrastructure rules.

Worker Production

May perform the Produce Action to train Ordarn Smugglers.

Mobile Command Platform

May use the Lift Off and Land Actions.

Covenant Ledger

While Grounded and active, this building enables Credit Abilities.

Council Memory

Once per round, when you place a Bounty Target, choose one Council tradition until the start of your next Command Phase.

Broadside Volley can fire only if you spend either 25 Crystals or 10 Credits when attacking with it.

Emergency Refit

If you control no active Covenant Flagship, you may rebuild one for its Emergency Rebuild Cost instead of its normal in-game cost.

Upgrade: Hidden Hangar Deck

Effect:

• Covenant Flagship may produce Raider Crew in addition to Ordarn Smugglers.
• Covenant Flagship may use False Papers as if it were both the origin and destination building.
• Once per game, when the Flagship lands, deploy one Raider Crew from your Deployment List within 1 inch of it by paying that unit’s normal in-game cost.

11. Worker Datasheet

11.1 Ordarn Smuggler

“The fleet eats because someone found a door.”

Ordarn Smugglers

Ordarn Smugglers are workers, thieves, scouts, salvage brokers, cargo-runners, and battlefield opportunists. They keep the Covenant economy moving by gathering honest Carbon when necessary and stealing better resources whenever possible.

Some Smugglers are born into Black Seat ship-clans. Others are ex-soldiers, dock thieves, rebel couriers, convoy children, retired boarders, or desperate workers who learned that a locked container is only a moral problem if you get caught.

Melee Skill 8

Armor 0

Presence 0

Weapons

Weapon Range Strength AP Attacks Damage Traits

Light Pistol 6 3 0 1 1 Short Range

Combat Knife Melee 3 0 1 1 Assault

Abilities

Worker Unit

May mine Carbon, construct buildings, repair buildings, interact with Worker-eligible mission objects, and rebuild Covenant Flagships.

No Objective Control

This unit never controls objectives, contests objectives, or contributes Presence.

Worker Limit

This unit follows the normal Worker Limit rules.

Cannot Mine Crystals Directly

This unit cannot gather Crystals from Crystal Nodes by itself. The Ordarn Covenant uses Smuggler’s Rigs for Crystal extraction.

Resource Theft

When this unit scores one or more hits against an enemy Worker unit with a melee or ranged attack, roll for Resource Theft.

Heist Action

May perform the Heist Action.

Quick Opportunist

If this unit begins its Movement Phase within 6 inches of a Grounded Covenant Flagship, Supply Barge, Black Market, or Raider’s Hold, it gains +2 Movement this phase.

Back-Alley Repairs

May perform the Repair Action on a friendly Ordarn Building or Vehicle within 2 inches. Restore 1 Cohesion.

A unit or building cannot be repaired above its starting Cohesion.

12. Building Datasheets

12.1 Smuggler’s Rig

“Clamp down. Strip fast. Lift before they answer.”

A Smuggler’s Rig is a fast-deploying Crystal extraction platform designed to strip a node quickly and relocate before retaliation arrives. It is part mining engine, part theft device, part landing skid, and part evidence disposal system.

No honest engineer would certify one.

That is why the Ordarni like them.

Construction Time 1 counter

Placement Must be built on a Crystal Node while Grounded

Airborne Movement 5 Fly

Toughness 3

Cohesion 5 (5)

Ranged Skill 0

Melee Skill 0

Armor 1

Presence 0

Supply Provided 0

Abilities

Crystal Skimming

During your Resource Phase, if this building is Grounded, active, gather 25 Crystals from that node.

Boosted Extraction

During your Resource Phase, this building may suffer 1 Cohesion damage to gather +25 Crystals.

If a friendly Ordarn Worker or Raider unit is within 3 inches, gather another +25 Crystals.

Maximum Crystal production from this building is 75 Crystals per Resource Phase.

Cut and Run

This building may use Lift Off even if it gathered Crystals this turn, but if it does, it suffers 1 Cohesion damage after becoming Airborne.

Re-Clamp

If this building lands on an uncontested Crystal Node, it may begin gathering from that node during your next Resource Phase.

12.2 Supply Barge

“A little chaos, a lot of opportunity.”

Supply Barges keep the Covenant armed, patched, fed, fueled, and moving. They serve as mobile depots, barter platforms, repair docks, ration markets, ammunition hulks, field hospitals, and informal courts for arguments too small to bother the Council and too profitable to ignore.

Field Value

Faction Ordarn Covenant

Tags Ordarn, Building, Mobile Building, Supply, Black Market

Deployment Point Cost 20

In-Game Cost 50 Carbon

Construction Time 1 counter

Airborne Movement 6 Fly

Toughness 4

Cohesion 7 (7)

Ranged Skill 7

Melee Skill 0

Armor 2

Presence 0

Supply Provided 6

Weapon

Weapon Range Strength AP Attacks Damage Traits

Bombardment 9 7 2 1 2 Blast Cannon

Abilities

Supply Generation

Provides +5 maximum Supply while Grounded and active.

Repair Dock

During your Action Phase, spend 25 Crystals or 10 Credits and select one friendly Ordarn Building or unit within 4 inches. Restore 2 Cohesion.

Black Market Nexus

Once per turn, while Grounded and active, this building may exchange one of the following:

Pay Gain

12.3 Black Market

“The fleet survives on what official ledgers refuse to count.”

The Black Market is the Covenant’s flexible resource and Credit hub. It turns salvage, stolen goods, spare reactor parts, fuel contracts, captured rifles, false transponders, mercenary promises, and barter debts into usable war material.

A Black Market is not hidden because the Ordarni are ashamed of it. It is hidden because customers prefer not to explain themselves.

Construction Time 1 counter

Airborne Movement 5 Fly

Toughness 3

Cohesion 6 (6)

Ranged Skill 7

Melee Skill 0

Armor 2

Presence 0

Supply Provided 0

Weapon

Weapon Range Strength AP Attacks Damage Traits

Disruption Pulse 8 4 0 2 1 Suppressiv e

Abilities

Credit Storage

While active, increases Credit storage maximum by 10, to a faction maximum of 80.

Resource Fence During your Action Phase, while Grounded and active, this building may perform up to 2 trades.

Each time this building performs a trade after the first in the same turn, it suffers 1 Cohesion damage.

Mercenary Doorway This building may produce Reclaimed Prize Field Infantry or Supply 1 Infantry units if they have a Prize Claim marker.

Safe Haven Friendly Ordarn Infantry units within 3 inches gain Light Cover.

Paid Pulse Disruption Pulse can fire only if you spend either 25 Crystals or 10 Credits when attacking with it.

Emergency Cache When this building is destroyed, roll 1d6.

6 Gain 50 Carbon or 10 Credits.

Upgrade: Reinforced Dealhouse

Deployment Point Cost 20

In-Game Cost 50 Carbon, 75 Crystals

Upgrade Time 1 counter

Effect:

Cohesion becomes 8 (8).

Armor becomes 3.

Resource Fence no longer deals damage to this building on the second trade each turn.

12.4 Raider’s Hold

“Everyone starts as a survivor. Survivors become raiders.”

The Raider’s Hold trains and equips the Covenant’s infantry crews. Depending on the fleet, it may be a barracks, a dockside tavern, a gun market, a prison-conversion deck, a mercenary hiring pit, or a cargo bay where three old veterans teach children how to clear a room without dying.

Tags Ordarn, Building, Mobile Building, Production, Black Market

Deployment Point Cost 35

In-Game Cost 100 Carbon

Construction Time 2 counters

Airborne Movement 5 Fly

Toughness 4

Cohesion 8 (8)

Ranged Skill 7

Melee Skill 0

Armor 3

Presence 0

Supply Provided 0

Produces Raider Crew, Cutthroat Boarders, Corsair Operatives, Ledger Broker

Weapon

Weapon Range Strength AP Attacks Damage Traits

Ripper Turrets 8 5 1 2 1 Short Range

Abilities

Infantry Production

May perform the Produce Action to train Ordarn Infantry from your Deployment List while Grounded and active.

Prize Muster

May perform Produce Reclaimed Prize for eligible Field Infantry or Supply 1 Infantry.

Paid Turrets

Ripper Turrets can fire only if you spend either 25 Crystals or 10 Credits when attacking with it.

Black Market Boost

When this building begins producing an Infantry unit, you may spend 25 Crystals or 10 Credits. If you do, reduce that unit’s Carbon cost by 25.

Defensive Salvo

During your Action Phase, spend 10 Credits. Friendly Ordarn Infantry units within 6 inches gain +1 Armor against ranged attacks until the start of your next Command Phase.

Upgrade: Backroom Training Rings

Field Value

Deployment Point Cost 20

In-Game Cost 75 Carbon, 50 Crystals

Upgrade Time 1 counter

Effect:

This building may maintain a production queue of up to 2 Infantry units.

During your Command Phase, remove 1 production counter from each unit in the queue instead of only the first unit.

Raider Crew produced by this building gain +1 to their first Hit Check each game.

12.5 Contract Ledger

“A promise written in fuel, blood, and debt.”

The Contract Ledger is a hardened accounting shrine, bounty office, salvage court, debt archive, privateer registry, prize-law terminal, and fleet-law memory. It turns violence into enforceable survival claims.

The Ordarni do not always agree on justice.

They do agree that debts should be recorded.

Ranged Skill 0

Melee Skill 0

Armor 3

Presence 0

Supply Provided 0

Abilities

Credit Storage

While active, increases Credit storage maximum by 10, to a faction maximum of 80.

Expanded Bounty Board

You may have up to 2 active Bounty Targets instead of 1.

Prize Registry

While active, your active Reclaimed Prize limit increases by +1.

Research Black-Market Doctrine

May perform the Research Action to research Ordarn upgrades from your Deployment List.

Debt Collection

Once per round, when you gain Credits from destroying a Bounty Target, gain +5 additional Credits.

Debt Collection obeys the Credit Reward Stacking Limit.

12.6 Scrapforge Yard

“From wreckage, engines. From engines, freedom.”

The Scrapforge Yard is an improvised vehicle production facility that turns salvage, stolen parts, stripped armor, old ordnance, broken reactors, captured tracks, and black-market components into working war machines.

No two Scrapforge Yards are identical. Some are dockyards. Some are factory barges. Some are jury-rigged machine shrines tended by grease-covered families who can identify a tank by the sound its dying engine makes.

Supply Provided 0

Produces Jackal Skiffs, Vulture Gunships, Marauder Bombers, Ordarn Reaver

Weapon

Weapon Range Strength AP Attacks Damage Traits

Plasma 8 6 1 2 1 Precis Lances e

Abilities

Vehicle Production

May perform the Produce Action to manufacture Ordarn Vehicles from your Deployment List while Grounded and active.

Prize Refit

May perform Produce Reclaimed Prize for eligible non-Infantry, Heavy, Special, Vehicle, Walker, and Flyer units.

Salvage Efficiency

When this building begins producing a Vehicle or Reclaimed Prize, reduce that unit’s Carbon cost by 25 if this building is within 6 inches of a Grounded Black Market, Smuggler’s Rig, or Wreck marker.

If the production uses only Credits, reduce the Credit cost by 5 instead.

Paid Plasma Lance

Plasma Lances can fire only if you spend either 25 Crystals or 10 Credits when attacking with it.

Overclock Pulse

During your Action Phase, spend 25 Crystals or 10 Credits. Select one friendly Ordarn Vehicle or Reclaimed Vehicle within 6 inches. Until the end of this turn, one of that vehicle’s weapons gains +1 Attack total.

Upgrade: Illegal Pattern Vault

Field Value

Deployment Point Cost 25

In-Game Cost 100 Carbon, 75 Crystals

Upgrade Time 2 counters

Requirement Contract Ledger

Effect:

This building may produce Ordarn Reavers.

This building may produce Reclaimed Prize Special units.

Your active Reclaimed Prize limit increases by +1.

Once per turn, when producing a Vehicle or Reclaimed Prize, you may spend up to 20 Credits. For every 10 Credits spent, reduce that vehicle’s Crystal cost by 25 or reduce the Reclaimed Prize cost by 5 Credits.

12.7 Signal Scrambler

“No clean transmissions. No clean witnesses.”

Signal Scramblers disrupt targeting, comms, and enemy coordination around Covenant safe zones. Most are assembled from stolen fleet transponders, pirate jammers, rebel encryption ghosts, and old Imperial counter-intelligence hardware that officially never existed.

Field Value

Faction Ordarn Covenant

Tags Ordarn, Building, Defense, Black Market

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