Learn to Play The Doomed in 10 Minutes - Solo Skirmish Wargame 

It's from Battle Systems

Yeah afraid that's the stabilisation, as my camera hand isn't very steady!

Thanks! This one is a GW Chaos Spawn. Not sure if this kit is still available, but it's fantastic for making Horrors.

It's from Battle Systems, this is the shanty town core set.

Sure, you can get me at bastionlandpress@gmail.com Looking forward to checking out the video!

Thanks! It's the Shanty Town set from Battle Systems

Sounds like you've got it! Hope you enjoy the game

If you just play with the Horror scenarios and omit the Conflict part then you can run it pretty straightforward as co-op. It makes things easier but some of the later Horrors get pretty nasty, so should be plenty of challenge in there.

The key here is the distinction between Turns (each unit's activation) and Rounds (a full sequence of every unit activating, ending when all units are exhausted) Here the Nexus was destroyed on the Marshall's turn, and the Horror had not yet moved on that turn, so the first move was automatic and the second move (triggered by its Advance ability after shooting) required a roll. Hope that makes sense! The key thing to remember is that a Turn is a single unit's activation (in which other units might perform actions as a result of Shock, Nexus effects etc) and a Round is made up of every unit taking their Turn.

@@Bastionland I guess that makes sense.. So a unit will for example also be able to perform two (or more) recovery attempts in a round.. One in its own turn and one in an allied unit’s turn triggered by for example a Herald’s “inspire”..

@@ulcbattlereports7388 That's right. Units can attempt a Recovery action on behalf of a downed ally they are touching, so that's another way to get that important unit up onto their feet.

@@Bastionland Thanks for the clarification 👍

Yeah looks like that's an error. Horrors get exhausted after their activation just like other units (unless specifically noted in that Horror's entry)

Yeah that's it

You know that's the creator of the game doing the tutorial, right? I guess he might know how the rules are intended to work better than you do. Anyway, free actions follow the normal rules, they are just additional actions that the model take

If it says you can move to any point, such as with Shortcut or Infiltrate, then you ignore obstacles and just move to any point that meets the limits described, so Shortcut needs to be a point on the same board edge. For Move into Touch I guess it depends on the specific rule. Was there an example you were looking at?

@@Bastionland Thanks for the quick reply. Specifically looking at the flesh titan for "move into touch" The Nexus effects are to move into touch with the unit that destroyed the nexus, and the response table has the titan move into touch with the nexus, without checking visibility.

It's from the GW Chaos Spawn set. That kit is a fantastic source for horror bits.