Rules Crusade

RULES CRUSADE

By Sean Patten I. TURN ORDER: Roll off for placement. Scenario determines who goes first (or roll off for first player). Turns go clockwise around the table. A player must finish with all their models before the next player's turn can begin. Each model may move their normal move, and perform one action. You may perform the action before OR after moving. You must finish with one model before starting the next. Vehicles count as a model. ACTIONS: Fire a ranged weapon, Throw an offensive grenade, Make a melee attack, Reload, Attempt to unjam, Hide, Take an extra full move, Pick something up, Attempt a forced entry, Close a forced entry.

II. SHOOTING:To fire at an opponent, you must have line of sight (LOS) and they may not be hidden. Always draw line of sight from the attacker model’s position (IE, on top of the building)- if you cannot see some portion of the target’s body, you do not have LOS and may not attack them, even with weapons that ignore cover! COVER- If you can only see part of the target, they have Cover. If they do not have a roof over their head, the cover is counted as Front Cover. If your target is in cover and is not less than an inch away, add 1 to their armor value. RANGE- Subtract 1 from the roll for every foot of distance between you and the target (so shots under 12" are at full strength). Grenades do not have to include downward distance when measuring for range. DAMAGE- Roll your weapon's dice, minus range penalties. Then subtract the target’s armor from the roll. The remainder are hits on the target.

III. WEAPON EFFECTS: A weapon fails if it rolls a maximum value on two or more dice. The firing result still applies. Rerolling will not "undo" a fail once it occurs. Dice for melees and combined fires must be rolled together for fail purposes (randomize amongst all weapons used- if the resulting affected weapon has no fail, consider yourself lucky!). A graze result occurs if only one point of damage is done to a target with 1 hit remaining. Targets with multiple hits remove 1 hit instead of taking a graze result. Some targets have "0" hits- any graze result will kill them! If you graze a target that is already stunned or wounded: Stun + Stun = KO. Wound + Wound = Kill. Stun + Wound = either a Kill or a KO, attacker chooses. See the GLOSSARY below for a complete list of weapon effects.

IV. MELEE: To melee an opponent, you must be adjacent to them (models are touching). Roll your melee dice vs. your opponent’s melee dice. Highest roll wins- the difference is the number of hits on the loser- but if the attacker is the loser, they will take a maximum of one hit (as a graze). Tie = no effect unless noted. Note that armor normally has no effect on melee. If using multiple weapons, you may decide which graze result you want. Awkward melee= -1 to your melee roll (you may parry if being attacked though). If attacker and defender both have rerolls, attacker must reroll first. You can choose to pull back a successful melee- choose any amount less than your roll and apply that amount. If adjacent to multiple targets, you may melee each in turn. Take a -1 (cumulative) to your roll for each successive opponent you melee, unless you have a weapon that scythes. Models that can use weapons will stun on a graze if unarmed, unless otherwise noted.
PISTOLS IN MELEE: You may use pistols in melee- they take 1 hand to use, and add their dice to your total melee dice (including any pluses for Master Crafted, etc). You may not use targeters in melee. You may use special ammo in melee. Note that if you max out on any two dice during your melee, the pistol will fail- fails are more likely in melee due to the large number of dice! Pistols are not classified as melee weapons for parrying purposes, etc. PARRYING: If you have a melee weapon of any kind (even a knife), you may choose to PARRY: add +1 to your roll, but if even if you win, you will cause NO damage or harm to your opponent. If you are using a SHIELD in melee, you add +2 to your roll instead of +1!

V. MOVEMENT: Move is in inches. You may move over any obstacle or up any ledge that is less than the height of your model's head- measure the vertical height and count it as part of your move (IE cover is 1"). Short ladders (<3") cost the height in move. Tall ladders (3"-6") cost 1 full movement. Stairs cost the linear move to move up or down. To traverse ladders that are blocked by an enemy at the opposite end, you must spend your action to awkward melee your opponent- if you tie or lose, you cannot take other actions and must wait at the starting end of the ladder.
CHARGE: All troops may make an additional half move (round down to nearest inch) before meleeing, with the following exceptions: Models equipped with 2 armor (unless power armor), 3 armor, or a heavy weapon. Wounded and Split Move models may not charge. You may not charge Hidden models.
ZONE OF CONTROL (ZOC): If a troop moves within 1" of an enemy and then tries to move past the enemy, the enemy may choose to make a "free" melee attack on the passer. If the passer is not stunned, killed or KOed by the melee, they may continue their move. The enemy does not have to make the melee attack- they can let the passer by if they wish. Note that this rule does not apply to models that start their move within 1" of an enemy and move directly away from that enemy.   Also, enemies that are already in base to base contact with a non-friendly model may not exercise a ZOC. The Slip Thru skill allows the user to ignore enemy ZOCs. ZOC does not apply to vehicles or troops moving past vehicles.
ADJACENT: If gathering in front of a door or ladder, you may put up to 3 regular models (or one BIG model) "adjacent", no more. Placing a model on the "inside" of a ladder may count as cover, but may not count as being adjacent to it.
PICKING UP: You may pick up items by being adjacent to them and spending an action. You may not pick up items that an enemy is standing on. If a model standing on or carrying an item is stunned, KOed, or Killed, you may grab the item.
CARRYING: If you have picked up something heavy (Skrap, Charnel, Ore, a body), you can carry it around. If you were carrying the item any time during your turn, you may either move or spend an action, not both (note: if you haven't done anything prior to picking it up this turn, you may then move but do nothing else). You may drop the item at any time during your turn for free. To hand the object off to another model, you must drop it, and then they must spend an action to pick it up.   If you are stunned, killed or KOed, you will drop the item automatically. You may not carry models that are larger than you. If you are carrying something smaller than you, you may ignore the move penalty for one of that item! Skrap, charnel, etc. counts as a normal model for size purposes.   Size range: SMALL < normal models < HEAVY < BIG and Light Vehicles < VEHICLES < TITANS.
JUMPING: You may jump to an equal or lower height by measuring the distance straight across. You may jump to a higher height by adding 2" to the distance for every 1" up (max. 3 inches up). To Jump, roll 1 red for every 2" of move value (for odd moves, round down and add a white die).   You must roll greater than or equal to the distance + your Armor value.   If the roll is less, you fall. Otherwise, you make the jump- count the distance as part of your move. You may automatically make jumps across gaps of 1" or less. When jumping down 3" or less, simply deduct the height from your movement. Jumping down 4" or more counts as a FALL (see Falling below). You may spend a move action to HANG AND DROP: this reduces the jump down distance by 3".
SCRABBLING: You may climb up rough surfaces 6" high or less that do not have ladders, such as rock faces or ruined buildings, by making a scrabble roll: Roll 1 red for every 2" of move value (for odd moves, round down for reds, and add a white die).    If the roll is greater than or equal to 1 + your Armor value, you have made it!   Attempting a scrabble counts as a full move. Failing a scrabble simply leaves you at the bottom (you don't fall).
FALLING: For every 4" you fall, take 1 hit (graze = stun).
DIVE ATTACK: You may dive onto a target that is lower than you as a melee attack. This counts as part of a move and an attack. Measure the distance out from the edge to your target and add 1. You must JUMP this distance (see Jumping above) or you will fall and take a stun. If you succeed, make a melee attack with +O, and neither you nor the defender can reroll! If you fail, you will fall!
HIDING: If you are in cover, you may Hide (including cover from smoke or darkness). Mark your model as hidden. If you attack, or if you or your enemy moves such that they have direct line of sight to you or are within 1" of you, you will be Revealed (lose hidden status). DARKNESS: Counts as cover (examples: tunnels or sewers, under a wide overpass, in a parking garage, etc).
ENEMY CHITS: If Space Crusade enemy blips are being used, refer to them as Chits. Chits may move 10 inches. Treat unrevealed chits as hidden models.   When revealed, replace the chit with a model.   A scanned chit is placed face up but still considered hidden until revealed! Deduct the chit's move from the revealed model (this may require extra move and prevent an action).

VI. STRUCTURES AND BUILDINGS- COVER. Buildings have roofs, structures do not. Buildings provide top and front cover. structures provide front cover only. Place models inside buildings on top of the roof for LOS purposes but treated as in cover. (All Grenades can ignore front cover but you must have LOS). Armored buildings always provide cover for the troops inside, even against burn and sniper weapons! Particularly large buildings may have more than one sector. You may not fire between sectors. DAMAGE. Normal buildings have 1 armor, and 10 hits per sector. Armored buildings (sloped sides) have 2 armor. You may destroy buildings by meleeing from the inside (vs. armor) or firing template, special, grenade or heavy weapons at them. Weapons with line or area effect add +1 to their roll vs. buildings. +P weapons also add 1 to their roll. When the building has taken all it’s hits, it collapses. Roll 2 reds against any targets inside (graze = W) including equipment (treat as 2 armor, 1 hit). If they survive, place them in amongst the rubble of the building. Roll 2 reds against any connected sectors for collateral damage. You may not spread an area or line effect weapon’s attack between two buildings or sectors, nor between a building and targets inside. You may not melee through walls (exception: models on catwalks may melee a blocking model). Barricades- 2 armor, 1 hit. Provides cover. May use any kind of attack to damage. No bonus for area/line effect attacks. Catwalks- 3 armor, 1 hit. As Barricades. Models on destroyed catwalks, etc. fall as normal. Place destroyed catwalk on ground (as cover).
MOVEMENT: To move into a building, you must first start adjacent to any part of it. If the building is occupied by enemy troops, you must FORCE ENTRY before moving in- make any kind of attack on the building while adjacent, and roll > the building’s armor. Do not add +1 for area/line effect. +P still adds 1 to your roll however. If successful, place a marker next to you- any troops within 3" of the marker and adjacent to the building may move in. If the building has mixed forces inside, you do not have to force entry to move in. If inside the building and not mixed forces, you may close a forced entrance that is within 3" by spending an action. If you can move into a building via the roof or a catwalk, ramp, or stairs, you do not have to force entry or be adjacent to move inside. Note that flying models can easily enter buildings this way. When moving between adjacent sectors, you do not have to be adjacent to the border, but you may have to force entry as if entering a building, even if moving from a higher story to a lower one. You may not melee through walls unless from a catwalk. You may not attack across sector borders. ARMORED buildings may only be entered through clearly marked doors- they cannot be entered via the roofs as other buildings can.

VII. PSYCHIC RULES: CARDS. Player Psykers draw 1 random card / psy level, and may keep psychic cards for the duration of the game. Enemy Psykers (stats come off the enemy chart) draw 2 random cards / psy level, and must discard cards after use. You do not have to reveal your card to your opponent until played. All psy cards take 1 action to play. Models with more than 1 psy level may play 1 card per psy level, as a single action. Cards played during an enemy turn cost 1 action from the following turn (declare which model is spending the action and mark them so you remember). If you have multiple psykers, you may reassign their cards as long as each psyker does not use more cards per turn than his Psy level, and each card is only used once per turn. If a player psyker is killed, you must choose and discard a number of cards equivelant to his psy level.

MODIFIERS: Any Psychic attack that directly affects an enemy model requires the caster to have line of sight to the model affected. Models with Psychic hoods may reroll any 1 die for a die roll specified by a psy card. Range penalties may apply to dice rolls for cards. Details of the effects of range, LOS and actions are listed below:

CLAIRVOYANT- Deduct range penalties from the roll for each examination/ reveal. CURSE, FRENETIC, FLASH, HEAL, MIND LANCE, TELEKENISIS, TRIPPER- Apply range penalties to the roll. INFERNO- You do not need to deduct an action from your next turn if you are actually stunned, wounded or killed by the attack. JINX, JOSTLE- deduct range penalties from the weapon's roll vs. user if any, based on distance to victim. OBFUSCATE- LOS is NOT required to the models that hide, but range penalties are deducted from the roll for # that may hide. PHASE, TELEPORT- does not take an action to play. PRECOGNANT- Range penalties are based on the distance to the farthest VICTIM of the enemy attack, not the attacker. PROJECTION: May only create 1 ghost at a time. Ghost starts adjacent to creator and may move during the creator's turn. May "dissipate" ghost at any time, otherwise ghost lasts until killed. Range has no effect on ghost. PSYCHOMETRY- the psyker that finds the blip must spend an action to play the card. SHIELD- Range penalties are based on distance the shield is placed.

MIND WAR: A psyker may attack an enemy psyker in LOS by rolling 1 red per psy level vs. the opponent who rolls 1 red per psy level This is a contested roll just like melee. However, the ATTACKER must apply range penalties to his roll, where the defender does not! Defending psykers may PARRY in a mind war. Graze = stun. This counts as an attack action for the initiator. Psychic hoods will give you a reroll in any mind war. You may NOT attack non-psykers unless you have one of the follwing abilities:
Mind Blast: FT, roll seperately for each target in the template. Mind Lance: as mind war. You may attack non-psykers with these attacks as well as psykers. Non-psykers roll 1 white die and may not parry. You can only attack sentient models in this way (not Necrons, Zombies, etc).

INCURSION. Using Psychic powers risks drawing the unwanted attention of things living in the warp. If you max out on all the dice rolled when using any psychic power or Mind War attack, you must fend off an incursion from the warp! Treat the attack as a OO Mind War attack at range 0 vs. the Psyker, with no parry allowed. If the Psyker is killed, replace the model with a Warp Spawn: (M6 A1 Melee OOOOOO W, Scythes, Feral), with a number of hits equal to the original model's hits + 2.

VIII. WEAPON EFFECTS: Following are all the different Fail, Graze and Special effects terms used to describe weapons for Rules Crusade. FAIL AND GRAZE EFFECTS JAM (J)- On a fail, cannot be fired again until unjammed. To unjam, roll a zero on the weapon dice. Attempting an unjam takes an action.
EXPLODE (X)- On a fail, make an attack from the weapon, centered on the bearer (SFT=1"A, FT=2"A, HFT=3"A).   The weapon is lost. "Bad Guy" models with one hit should automatically be treated as killed if their weapon explodes- credit whomever they were attacking for the kill points.
MALFUNCTION (M)- On a fail, roll the weapon dice vs. the user's armor (in melee, also roll against the opponent). The weapon still functions normally.
BREAK- On a fail, the weapon is lost.    STICK- On a fail, weapon is stuck in target and can't be used- must spend an action adjacent to target to recover it.
STUN (S)- On a graze, place the target on their back. On their turn, they may get up and make a half move, and may take no other actions or movement (not even "free" actions such as digiweapons). If they are meleed, treat them as awkward melee (-1).
WOUND (W)- On a graze, mark the target with a wound. They may either move or perform an action, not both. Exception: they may move and melee (but not charge). While wounded, they have awkward melee (-1). If you are wounded during your turn, you may ignore the effects of the wound for the rest of that turn (you're still wounded).
KILL (K)- Remove model. May not be healed. (Necromunda only: place model face down. may be looted.)
KNOCKED OUT (KO)- On a graze, mark the target with a KO. They may take no actions or movement. OTHER WEAPON EFFECTS ARMOR PIERCING(AP)- Adds +1 to attacks made against targets with armor values.
ARTILLERY- Requires 2 actions to operate- one to fire and one to reload. May not move and fire. Provides front cover for 2 crew.
BARRAGE-Ignores front cover. Minimum range 8". May fire indirect- if any allied model has line of sight, the Artillery may fire even if it does not. Treat the target as over 1' in range even if it isn't (so it will always be at a -1).
BLAST(B)- As template, but Center applies the total roll, and Outside applies highest die only (+modifiers). Knockback will be from the firer for the Center target, and from the Center for all other targets.
BURN- You may ignore cover and may fire at hidden models. Hidden models that are attacked will be revealed even if they take no damage, as long as a result greater than zero is rolled on the dice. You may not reveal hidden models inside armored buildings (bunkers) or closed vehicles (even if it has firing slits). You may not reveal blips!
FLAMER TEMPLATE (2", etc)- Roll seperately for each target touched by the template. Count cover from firer if it is not a burn weapon..
X"= Radius of circle template. FT= Flamer template (8" long, 2.5" Dia). SFT= hand flamer (4" long, 2" Dia). HFT= heavy flamer(10" long, 3" Dia).
IGNORES ARMOR (IA)- Target's armor does not apply, including bonuses for cover. Force fields will still apply though.
IGNORE FRONT COVER (IFC)- Ignores cover such as barricades and catwalk railings, but not smoke, darkness, or troops in a building.
IGNORE RANGE (IR)- May fire at any range without taking range penalties.
KILL=KO- If enough damage is done to kill the target, they will be knocked out instead.
KNOCKBACK (KB)- If you tie in melee (see defenition below), or if you tie OR EXCEED with a ranged attack, move the target 1" away from the attacker (or from the center if hit by a blast weapon). If they move past a railing (no roof) or off an edge, they fall. If they move into a wall or piece of cover, or into another model, they take a stun (as the graze result). HEAVY and BIG models ignore Knockback, unless being meleed by a target equal to or larger than them in size.
LINE EFFECT (Line)- Draw a line from the firer through any eligible models. Apply the roll to ALL eligible models in the line (though some may be in cover) including vehicles and barricades, but not buildings.    The line will stop if it hits a building or vehicle.   Remember to apply range modifiers to models over 1 foot.
NO OPPONENT REROLL (NOR)- Your opponent may not reroll any dice during the combat.
MINUS A REROLL (-R)- Your opponent loses a reroll. (A RO becomes just a reroll self.)
PENETRATING (+P)- When used against Buildings or Vehicles, adds a +1 to the damage roll. Melee weapons with +P ignore Parries!
PASS PARRY (-P)- Opponent parries are at -1 (so shields only parry at +1, regular parries are useless!).
RAPID FIRE (Rap)- May fire weapon twice if all targets are within 6".
RELOAD- You must spend an action to reload for each shot.
REROLL (R)- Ranged attacks: may reroll one of your attack dice once per turn. Melee attacks: may reroll one of your melee dice once per melee (attacker must reroll first).
REROLL OPPONENT (RO)- May reroll one of your opponent's attack dice OR one of your own dice once per melee. Note that if you have more than one reroll in melee, it compounds into a RO- you may never reroll more than once per melee.
SCOPE- You may ignore enemy cover when firing if you do not move that turn.
SCYTHE- May melee multiple models without incuring penalty (see melee above for details).
SPIKY- Weapon takes no hands, but weapon dice are added to melee only if the user is Defending, or if attacking with Overrun, ZOC, or Dive Attack.
SPLIT FIRE (*)- Split the total up amongst any targets in line of sight. Don't forget to include range penalties and cover bonuses for each target!
TIE- In melee, if your attack roll exactly equals the target's defense roll, you have tied. If you are parrying and you roll equal to or better than the attacker's roll, that counts as a tie too. In a Ranged Attack, if your ranged attack dice exactly equals the target's armor, you have tied (you must roll at least a 1- a roll of zero will not tie vs. a target with zero armor).
VOLATILE (V)- If the bearer is killed by more than a graze, the weapon Explodes (as explode Fail result).

IX. SPECIAL ABILITIES. Many troops and enemy types will have special abilities noted in their descriptions. Following are common special abilities.
AMBUSH: May make a free attack when revealed (but may not rapid fire) and may then make a half move.
ANIMAL: Cannot use weapons or equipment unless it explicitly takes no hands (spikes for example). They cannot pick up items.
BERSERK: May melee after taking extra move (this is different from the normal Charge rules!).
BIG: Once revealed, can’t hide, or take cover except from smoke/darkness. They may only enter a building directly through a Forced Entry marker, and do not gain cover inside. Big models also count as HEAVY (see below).
CLIMB: May climb up or down any surface as part of your move. Measure the distance as normal.
CONTROL: Instead of killing a target, may take control of them for 1 turn: move and attack as normal.
DETONATE: May detonate as an action. Will detonate if grazed (but not if hit with more than graze damage). When detonating, if you roll a zero on the dice, you do not explode- continue as normal!
+F: In addition to normal armor, has a Force Field: deduct the roll of 1 red die from any incoming melee or ranged damage.
FERAL: You may only attack the nearest target. If you do not want to attack the nearest target, you must not attack that turn.
FLY: May move in any direction, but must end your move on a surface. Note that you can enter normal buildings by flying onto the roof! You may ignore damage from a fall.
FOR ONE TURN:Orders that last one turn may be played at any time, and will last until the beginning of that turn when it next comes up. For example, if you play a card during the enemy turn, it's effects will last until the beginning of the next enemy turn.
FRENZY: If wounded, you may still move and take an action, and will not suffer awkward melee.
FURTIVE: May hide for free if you did not attack that turn (does not cost an action).
GRAPPLE: You and your opponent may only use their base melee dice- no weapons may be used. Also, you may parry even if you have no melee weapons.
HEAVY: Heavy models such as Terminators may ignore KB, and may ignore move penalties for carrying special/heavy weapons or items like scrap, ore, or Charnel. They may NOT ride bikes or mounts or use jump packs unless noted.
HORROR: Once killed, place the model face down and on it's next turn, roll a red die: 0= Dead- remove from play. 1= Languishing: roll again next turn. 2= Makes a last attack, then dies. 3= Makes a last attack and is alive again, with 1 hit.
INFILTRATE: You may start Hidden. During Blip games, you may take a free move at the start of the game. During Battle games, you may start anywhere on the board out of line of sight of enemy models.
IS: Ignore Stun. This includes stun results from Knockback, Falling, Hazards, etc.
LATCH ON: As a melee attack, may attach to a target (remain attached for 1 turn- must relatch each turn). Ranged attacks vs. the latcher will hit BOTH the latcher and the target! Attacks against the target will be at +1. The target's ranged attacks are at -1 while latched on. Any graze or KB result on the latcher will dislodge them. Models that latch onto vehicles are treated as Boarded, except they take no stun. Models latched onto light vehicles are treated as latched onto the rider, and if the rider ditches, the ditch roll applies to the latcher as well. While latched, neither model may move, unless they are different sizes- in which case the larger model can move, taking the smaller model with them. Size range is as follows: SMALL < Normal Models < HEAVY < BIG and Light Vehicles < Vehicles < Titans.
JINK:   may reroll 1 enemy die when fired upon, as long as driver is not stunned and vehicle can still move, once per turn.
JUMP PACK: may move through the air (measure move as normal). Must end move standing on level terrain. May board open vehicles this way.
LEAP: You may add +3 to your jump rolls.
MINDLESS: You must always move towards and attack the nearest target, preferrably in melee.
MOB: Up to 3 of these models may combine their melee values against a single target! Move the models first, then make a single melee attack that combines all the attackers' melees together (they must all have an action to melee). If they lose, they must divide the hits up amongst the models as they see fit until all the hits taken have been assigned, or all the mobbing models are eliminated. MOB-1: This one model may combine it's melee value with one other model of any kind. MOB- #: same as mob, except instead of 3 models, the specified number may mob.
NSB: Ignores stun from knockback (usually due to wearing power armor).
PLAGUE / POISON: On a tie (or a win when parrying), causes a wound.   Note: you can tie in melee (vs. melee) OR in ranged (vs. armor).
PSY: Psyker. Followed by a number that indicates Psy level (Psy-1, for example is Psy level 1). See Psyker rules above.
SHAMBLE: Movement value is different each turn: roll 2 reds and add 4 to get the move value. The model may not take extra move. If you have numerous models with shamble, you may roll once per turn for ALL the models' move value for that turn.
SNAP FIRE: If you are attacked in melee, before the melee occurs, you may fire a pistol at your opponent, once per turn- treat as a point blank range attack. Your snap fire attack may only hit the attacking model, unless it is a BLAST weapon. You may not reroll or rapid fire when snap firing. If you stun or kill them, the melee does not take place. If you are meleed, you may only use the pistol in that hand (and not some other melee weapon). If you wound them, they will be at awkward melee as normal. If you do knockback, deduct 1" from their charge move- if they do not have enough move to get to you as a result, they may not melee you!   If you have Two Fisted (see below), you may use each pistol once per turn to snap fire.
SNIPER: You may ignore range penalties when firing if you do not move that turn.
SMALL: You are treated as if you always have front cover, even when in the open.
STUPID: You may not use weapons or equipment. You may perform actions though, such as picking up items.
SWARM: The swarm's melee value is reduced by 1 red die for each hit it takes. The maximum number of hits a swarm can take from any attack is 1, unless the weapon is Area Effect or Scythes.
TALL: Once revealed, these models cannot take cover or hide, except from smoke/darkness. They otherwise count as normal models (not ?Heavy or Big).
THROW: On a tie in melee (or instead of doing damage), you may throw a smaller or equal sized opponent 1" in any direction, as KB.
TROT: May not scrabble or climb. +2 to jump rolls.
TWO FISTED: Any model equipped with two pistols (and no other weapons) may fire each pistol at 6" range or less as a single attack.
UNDEAD: Cannot be Wounded or KOed- ignores these graze results! Will take KB, Stun, or Kill results.
VOLLEY FIRE: (Optional) In Battle games, you may speed up mass enemy attacks using this rule. All troops equipped with basic weapons that roll only 2 whites (no pluses) are eligible for volley fire. Declare which enemy models are participating in volley fire- they must have LOS and the same declared range to all the targets. Eligible targets must fit under a 3" template. When firing the volley, roll all of the white dice together in one big roll.   For each die that rolls something, you may reroll another one of the dice along with it to generate a "2 dice" roll. Then you may apply the roll to any target within the declared range. You may reroll each die only once. This will average out to more hits than usual, so it should only be used when the enemies are fighting tough player models like marines.

X. SPACE HULKS/SEWERS/CATACOMBS: Use Space Hulk or Warhammer Quest boards for this. Set the board up before playing- you may cover up sections if you want (for exploration purposes). Place blips anywhere on the board- reinforcements may be brought in at key points if the scenario allows. All movement and range is measured in squares, except template weapons like flamers (which still use their templates). Light vehicles may be used, but may not Hit and Run (they may not move twice, only once). Diagonal move is not permitted. Diagonal attacking is allowed if one of the two pinching squares is open. Diagonally adjacent squares count as being adjacent for all purposes including melee. Area effect for hazards will hit the square they are in, plus all 8 adjacent squares. Stepping in any square adjacent to a blip will reveal the blip. You may treat all or any particular sections as in Darkness (indicate this before starting). Air ducts / drains are accessible to targets with 1 or less armor and are treated as darkness. You may fire through air ducts. If using above ground scenery too, be sure to mark manholes to correspond with surface level. Treat manholes as a 6" ladder to move up or down.

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