01-10-2012, 11:19 PM
Ok haven't polished up the zombie one yet, but here is the finished treasure island scenario available to play from this week until the end of october:
The Treasure Island
Going from rumours and a scrap of old map scrawled on the hide of a swamp beast, you venture out across the chem. Sea. Using a combination of millennia old walkways and improvised rafts, you finally spot the island, a heap of twisted plascreet and metal rising in front of you through the murk. Just as you step upon the island, eager to seize your rightful loot, you realise you are not alone, and one of your rivals has found the island at exactly the same time! You unholster your guns and loosen your knives in your belts, there’s fightin’ to be done!
Set –up
Place terrain as normal (take it in turns to place terrain or just agree how you want it). You might want to use Stuart’s treasure island board, otherwise the edge of the board counts as the ‘waters’ edge. Set up the 10 loot counters at least 12” away from the two player table edges, and at least 4” from another loot counter (players may alternate placing counters). You will need two loot counters with '1' on them, three with '2', one with '3', two with '4', one with '5', and one with '6'. They should be shuffled and placed face down without either player knowing which is which.
Gangs
Once all counters have been placed, players roll off, the low scorer picks which table edge they wil enter on, his opponent picks the opposite edge.
The gangs arrive at the island either by a ramshackle and leaky boat, or across a narrow walkway (the island is probably two or three miles from the ‘mainland’, but it’s hard to see that far in the murky underhive).
Therefore do not deploy any gang members, gangs move onto the board from a point of entry 3” wide of their choosing on their own table edge (rolled for as normal).
Starting the game
Players roll off and the higher scoring player takes the first turn.
Special rules
This is basically a fight for the loot! When a model moves on top of a loot counter that counter is revealed and if it’s loot, it can be picked up as per the normal rules for loot (see Scavengers scenario). A number is on the bottom of each counter, refer to this list (number in brackets is the number of counters of this type). Note that you cannot immediately equip any equipment found, you must wait till next time you play.
1 Booby trapped! The ganger is hurled back 3” and takes an automatic S3 hit. Any ganger approaching within 2” of the counter from now on sets the trap off again (2)
2 a bag of loot worth 10 creds (3)
3 a bag of loot worth 30 creds (1)
4 Equipment: roll a D6: 1 = smoke bomb; 2 = weapon reload (basic of your choice); 3 = infra-goggles; 4 = concealed blade; 5 = mesh armour; 6 = grav chute (2)
5 Shiny equipment : roll a D3: 1 = medi-pack; 2 = isotropic fuel rod; 3 = needle pistol (1)
6 Mad Jake; This is Mad Jake’s island! Place Mad Jake and his two dogs in base contact with the ganger, they are locked in combat and Jake counts as charging. He has the profile of a gang leader and is armed with an autopistol and a sword. He is subject to the rules for frenzy. If he wins the combat he and his dogs will move towards the closest visible ganger, of either gang, charging if he can, and firing his pistol if not. If no gangers are visible he and his dogs will move D6” in a random direction – roll the scatter dice. The dogs follow the rules for dogs found here: http://files.sigil.biz/data/fo_021_stay!...od_boy.pdf and copied below (1)
Dogs: profile M6 WS4 BS- S3 T3 W1 I3 A1 Ld- equipped with claws and teeth
Dogs are immune to fear, don’t test to keep their nerve and must remain within 18” of Mad Jake. Mad Jake’s dogs have rabies (and so does Mad Jake) and are subject to the rules for frenzy. Any ganger taken down or out by a dog suffers from frenzy during the next game, after which time a cure is found.
Furthermore, Mad Jake has set up some hidden traps which the unwary ganger will trip. If a model runs, roll a D6: on a 1 they don’t notice the hidden trip wire and fall flat on their face/garrotte themselves/get hit by some flying missile - the model is immediately pinned and takes a S2 hit.
Ending the game
The gangs have travelled a long and dangerous path to get here, and are ready for a scrap, so will only have to start taking bottle rolls when reduced to 50% of their starting number.
The game ends when one gang fails their bottle roll, or all loot counters have been removed from the table.
Any gangers holding loot counters when the game ends due to one gang bottling it is counted as having escaped with that counter (even if they are on the losing side). The winner claims all unclaimed loot counters, unless Mad Jake is still standing, in which case they make a hasty retreat and any unclaimed loot counters remain unclaimed.
Experience
+D6 for surviving gang members
+5 Exp for recovering a loot counter (not for unclaimed loot that the winning gang receives)
+5 Exp for each wounding hit
+10 Exp for the winning gang leader
+1 Exp for each wounding hit on a dog
The Creds found as loot are added directly to your stash.
The Treasure Island
Going from rumours and a scrap of old map scrawled on the hide of a swamp beast, you venture out across the chem. Sea. Using a combination of millennia old walkways and improvised rafts, you finally spot the island, a heap of twisted plascreet and metal rising in front of you through the murk. Just as you step upon the island, eager to seize your rightful loot, you realise you are not alone, and one of your rivals has found the island at exactly the same time! You unholster your guns and loosen your knives in your belts, there’s fightin’ to be done!
Set –up
Place terrain as normal (take it in turns to place terrain or just agree how you want it). You might want to use Stuart’s treasure island board, otherwise the edge of the board counts as the ‘waters’ edge. Set up the 10 loot counters at least 12” away from the two player table edges, and at least 4” from another loot counter (players may alternate placing counters). You will need two loot counters with '1' on them, three with '2', one with '3', two with '4', one with '5', and one with '6'. They should be shuffled and placed face down without either player knowing which is which.
Gangs
Once all counters have been placed, players roll off, the low scorer picks which table edge they wil enter on, his opponent picks the opposite edge.
The gangs arrive at the island either by a ramshackle and leaky boat, or across a narrow walkway (the island is probably two or three miles from the ‘mainland’, but it’s hard to see that far in the murky underhive).
Therefore do not deploy any gang members, gangs move onto the board from a point of entry 3” wide of their choosing on their own table edge (rolled for as normal).
Starting the game
Players roll off and the higher scoring player takes the first turn.
Special rules
This is basically a fight for the loot! When a model moves on top of a loot counter that counter is revealed and if it’s loot, it can be picked up as per the normal rules for loot (see Scavengers scenario). A number is on the bottom of each counter, refer to this list (number in brackets is the number of counters of this type). Note that you cannot immediately equip any equipment found, you must wait till next time you play.
1 Booby trapped! The ganger is hurled back 3” and takes an automatic S3 hit. Any ganger approaching within 2” of the counter from now on sets the trap off again (2)
2 a bag of loot worth 10 creds (3)
3 a bag of loot worth 30 creds (1)
4 Equipment: roll a D6: 1 = smoke bomb; 2 = weapon reload (basic of your choice); 3 = infra-goggles; 4 = concealed blade; 5 = mesh armour; 6 = grav chute (2)
5 Shiny equipment : roll a D3: 1 = medi-pack; 2 = isotropic fuel rod; 3 = needle pistol (1)
6 Mad Jake; This is Mad Jake’s island! Place Mad Jake and his two dogs in base contact with the ganger, they are locked in combat and Jake counts as charging. He has the profile of a gang leader and is armed with an autopistol and a sword. He is subject to the rules for frenzy. If he wins the combat he and his dogs will move towards the closest visible ganger, of either gang, charging if he can, and firing his pistol if not. If no gangers are visible he and his dogs will move D6” in a random direction – roll the scatter dice. The dogs follow the rules for dogs found here: http://files.sigil.biz/data/fo_021_stay!...od_boy.pdf and copied below (1)
Dogs: profile M6 WS4 BS- S3 T3 W1 I3 A1 Ld- equipped with claws and teeth
Dogs are immune to fear, don’t test to keep their nerve and must remain within 18” of Mad Jake. Mad Jake’s dogs have rabies (and so does Mad Jake) and are subject to the rules for frenzy. Any ganger taken down or out by a dog suffers from frenzy during the next game, after which time a cure is found.
Furthermore, Mad Jake has set up some hidden traps which the unwary ganger will trip. If a model runs, roll a D6: on a 1 they don’t notice the hidden trip wire and fall flat on their face/garrotte themselves/get hit by some flying missile - the model is immediately pinned and takes a S2 hit.
Ending the game
The gangs have travelled a long and dangerous path to get here, and are ready for a scrap, so will only have to start taking bottle rolls when reduced to 50% of their starting number.
The game ends when one gang fails their bottle roll, or all loot counters have been removed from the table.
Any gangers holding loot counters when the game ends due to one gang bottling it is counted as having escaped with that counter (even if they are on the losing side). The winner claims all unclaimed loot counters, unless Mad Jake is still standing, in which case they make a hasty retreat and any unclaimed loot counters remain unclaimed.
Experience
+D6 for surviving gang members
+5 Exp for recovering a loot counter (not for unclaimed loot that the winning gang receives)
+5 Exp for each wounding hit
+10 Exp for the winning gang leader
+1 Exp for each wounding hit on a dog
The Creds found as loot are added directly to your stash.
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