Editing Ladder Campaign (section)

==Variants==
* Each player has a limited number of special scenarios or command cards they can play to give one-time bonuses. Very hard to balance, so mostly used for [[fun]] in a club game or between long-term opponents looking to spice things up.
* For campaigns with more than 2 players, each player picks an alliance. Which opponent you face next is randomized. This can reduce the narrative impact of a campaign, but means you're not constantly facing the same person for weeks of gameplay. It also means the guy whose regular partner didn't show up can still dance on club night without having to start a new ladder.
* One side of the campaign is a fixed "OPFOR" (Opposing Force) run by a GM or another player. Each individual player runs [[Your dudes|theirguys]] through the full ladder campaign, alternating between playing the fixed OPFOR against the other players and playing their own matches. This is fairer than some of the other setups if you want to do a convention or multi-week tournament setup. And easier to set up as a tournament organizer. The [[BattleTech]] Chaos Campaign System uses this variant. 

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