Titanomachina: Single Player Training Missions

Lately I've been pondering the notion of a single player game. Following the Warhammer product design, the game is supposed to be played with other people, or in anticipation of other people, and it is this anticipatory part of the Warhammer hobby that is part of its genius, both because it creates a single-player section that loops back into the multi-player, social part of the Games Workshop Hobby ecosystem. Magic The Gathering uses a similar loop, creating a kind of treadmill to players that grinds out money. Not that, you know, I've managed to sell a box yet. Somewhat amusing me is that the greatest barrier to selling boxes of Titanomachina is not having boxes to sell... Nonetheless, I think that many people would like to be able to move forward with the solo part of planning the next game to playing the next game in spite of that.

Which came to me as I did some gardening, in that some people learn from doing and that Titanomachina should reward practice. So here is the notion, a set of game set-up that would make a single player game a puzzle to solve. 

The first such 'Training Mission' I think should be called "Pruning" and involve the player attempting to destroy as many non-player habitats as possible. The player chooses a personality, adds it to to the Titan deck of their choice at the bottom and deploys that Titan. They then need to get a high score destroying buildings. They have 9 rounds before Time-out game-end. The board set-up would be that of the current Tabletop Simulator default set-up (see picture at the top there). 

My plan is to run this mission in Tabletop Simulator, and to record each activation so that I can go make a little stop-motion animation of it.