The ITC missions are growing more and more popular among the 40k tabletops, but with such an intricate format, you may need a score sheet!
If you’re not brand new to 40k, you’ve probably heard of the ITC missions. They are set missions with a random deployment and gives three “secondary objectives” to each player that they can pick. These games are usually under the clock and need some level of bookkeeping to make sure points are being added correctly. That being said, if you don’t have a score sheet at your disposal, check out this free download from the VGRpodcast!
Downloadable ITC Score Sheets
These are great to print out and laminate to use over and over with a dry (or wet) erase pen.
Starting off, the paper is divided for you and your opponent. You can put a hash mark in each box (going down the number for turn order) in each section that you score. As for secondary objectives, you can put a checkmark or highlight three out of the ones listed. As you score them, all you need to do is put another checkmark down the right columns.
It’s extremely simple and the most writing you’ll have to do is just putting your name at the top of the sheet. And of course, they have some extra notes at the bottom of the page for things like CP-tracking.
Downloadable Deployment Sheet
The back is the deployment sheet that Squad Marks came up with. Those are the guys that sell the snap plastic base rings to tell your squads apart on the tabletop.
One of the hardest things to remember is where to place the objective markers as well as the map table. In fact, it’s nearly impossible and you don’t see too many 8th edition Basic Rulebooks lying around anymore. That being said here is another downloadable sheet with all six missions including deployments. You just roll a d6 for the mission. Then, roll a d6 for your deployment and you’re well on your way to getting your game in.
Make sure you download the sheet for yourself and print off as many copies as you need for your LGS/home tabletop room and let us know how they work for you! Have you already made your own ITC scoring sheet? Do you use an app to keep track of your points?
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