Auldearn – A long time ago in a boggy field far far away.
A Rebel leader must die and an imperial force approaches from the West.
The planet has an atmosphere type which has made searching the General’s location from space near impossible, especially with the electrical storms and rainy season giving almost constant cloud cover (Just like 17th Century Scotland in fact).
The rebel forces have bivouacked their force at dry points in the swamp to the North East, East, South East and a small core of Wookies, a veteran squad, with the Rebel Leader (and the General’s body double) in a defendable structure on a slight rise in the middle of the board.
Points wise the imperials may have slightly more. The Imperials can out number the Rebels minis wise, but are not as well lead as the rebels. Neither side can have big vehicles because of the logistical nightmare that the terrain and weather has posed them.

The Rebels need to hurry their army to defend their General as best they can. The Rebels are all fatigued from marching all the previous day. Any troops that reach the command bubble of the General (or his double) and see him still alive and immediately lose one fatigue because they are heartened to see he is alive.
The Imperials have happened on the Rebels almost by accident and have a dilemma.
Do they approach the building head on and discover that the ground at the base of the mound is boggy and slows them down with minimal cover but get fire on their quarry and allow their numbers to win the day ASAP, do they split forces and approach North and South of the boggy ground and risk this giving the Rebels more time to get their far flung troop together, or do they march their whole force North or South of the bog and end up potentially being funnelled into a narrower killing ground as they press a lot of men through smaller safer routes to the enemy.
The Rebel supporting troops to the North East and South East are only scout type troops but in numbers that would still make the Imperials concerned when they get into range. The Eastern Rebel group can be something a bit meatier points wise with a real threat to it, but is going to be at least one turn behind the other Rebel forces to get to centre table.
The Imperials win if they kill the Rebel leader and get a draw if they kill more points of the enemy than they lose themselves. The Rebels win if they kill more of the enemy forces than they lose themselves and their leader is still alive. The Rebels cannot draw (Do or do not… there is no Try).
The Rebel General’s mission was to spread the seeds of rebellion in the local system and hopefully begin a new front to harass the Empire’s hold on the galaxy, but was forced to go to ground with his small force on the Planet of Auldearn. A superior number and class of Imperial ships forced the Leader to land with his crack troops. Thankfully some of his forces know the planet and have helped him hide his ships and lead the imperials on a merry dance around the Northern continent. Sadly just staying alive and finding a way to get off the planet, without being destroyed in orbit by the thin but effective blockade, was not going to win him the day. He needs to give the Imperials a crushing defeat and get the message to the local planets that are on the brink of Rebellion. Some are only garrisoned by poorly maintained and poorly motivated Imperial overlords. Given a crushing defeat the Imperials will either have to break their blockade to deal with the rebellions springing up locally, or the rebellions will go so well that ships will come to the Rebels’ aid Auldearn, making a hasty exit from the planet a more feasible endeavour. The body double could give the enemy a false centre of the Rebel line to attack. The Rebel player has to write down before the battle which leader model is the real one to make the outcome fair.