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Contents

VEHICLES AND GIANT ROBOTS

VEHICLE STATS

DRIVERS

MOVEMENT

ACCELERATION and DECELERATION

TURNING

SPECIAL MOVEMENT ABILITIES

VEHICLE ATTACKS

VEHICLE DAMAGE

VEHICULAR WEAPONS

AIR VEHICLES

NEW EQUIPMENT

NAVAL VEHICLES

RUNNING AGROUNDNAVAL VEHICLE DAMAGE

SPACE VEHICLES

GIANT ROBOTS

DRIVERS

KNOCKBACK

CONSTRUCTING ROBOTS

SAMPLE TEAMS

SCENARIOS

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Vehicles and Giant Robots

A common feature of comic books and related

media is the presence of special vehicles. These

heroic vehicles range from modified cars to giant

combat robots. While each vehicle has their own

unique situations, much of what they do is very

similar. To this end, we've created the vehicle

rules to work much like the rest of the game; a

solid base with special rules only for the specialcases. Rather than bog the game down in a

collection of ultra-realistic rules, we decided to

maintain the character of the system as a whole,

and go for a system that emphasizes a realistic end

result over realistic play. What follows are the

general rules for all vehicles (an emphasis on

ground vehicles), with special sections for air,

water, and space vehicles.

VEHICLE STATS

Like other figures, each vehicle has certaininformation that defines its abilities. These will

tell you how fast the vehicle can move, what kind

of damage it can withstand, what weapons it

carries, and how many troops it can hold.

The first things it has are Stats. They form the

basis for what the vehicle can do. They are:

Move (MOVE) - This is the maximum distance

the vehicle can move in a given turn. This is

measured as linear distance, following the exact

route the vehicle takes (as opposed to measuringsimply from start to finish). Each 2 hexes of

movement costs 1 point.

Armor (ARMOR) - This is the amount of damage

the vehicle can ignore from each attack. This

armor is not affected by any damage taken by the

vehicle.

Each point of armor costs progressively more. The

cost of Armor is as follows:

Hits (HITS) - This is the amount of damage the

vehicle can take before it becomes inoperable.

Each Hit

costs 1 point.

Carry Capacity (CAP) - This is the number of

figures that may safely be carried by thevehicle. This may be doubled by cutting the

vehicle's MOVE in half. All the additional

figures are arrayed on the outside of the vehicle,

and get hit before the vehicle does in combat.

CAP costs 1 point per CAP point.

A vehicle can also be equipped with weapons.

Any of the weapons used by troopers are

available, as well as all the weapons on the

Vehicle Weapons list. Each passenger in a

vehicle may fire one of its weapons.

DRIVERS

All vehicles require a driver to move. This is a

figure purchased as per the normal rules. Be

sure to give equip them as appropriate, with

weapons, armor, etc.

MOVEMENT

Like other figures, vehicles can move. Unlike

other figures, vehicles maintain speeds and

must be able to brake and turn as needed.

ACCELERATION and DECELERATION

Each turn, a vehicle may speed up or slow

down by up to half of its total MOVE. It is

necessary to keep track of the speed the vehicle

is going at all times. This can be handled by

using a small chit or scrap of paper with the

speed jotted on it.

If the vehicle needs to slow down or speed up at

a rate faster than this it is possible, butdangerous. Each hex slower or faster that is

needed will drop the MOVE stat by 1 point

permanently. This represents the wear and tear

on the vehicle of treating it like this. In a

campaign game, this damage can be repaired

between battles.

Armor

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

Cost

1

2

4

8

16

32

64

128

256


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TURNING

If the speed of the vehicle is up to half of its total

MOVE, it may execute an unlimited number of up

to 90 degree turns at any point during that move.

Each turn must be separated by at least 1 hex of

forward or reverse movement. If the speed of thevehicle exceeds half of the total MOVE, then it

may only do this twice. Once halfway through the

move, and once when they stop. To reiterate, the

vehicle must move at least 1 hex between 90

degree turns.

SPECIAL MOVEMENT ABILITIES

Some vehicles are equipped with special methods

of movement. This can change the effect of terrain

on movement. 4 Wheel Drive works the same as

Tracks.

Tracks \ 4 Wheel Drive: Allows normal

movement on any semi-flat non-water, non-tree

infested terrain.

Cost: 15 points.

Hoverfans: Allows normal movement on any flat,

non-tree infested terrain and water.

Cost: 10 points.

VEHICLE ATTACKS

Two kinds of attacks are possible from a vehicle;Vehicle Weapons and Personal Attacks.

Vehicle Weapons

Each weapon on a vehicle may be fired each turn

as long as A) there is a figure there to fire it that

isn't doing any other attacks, and B) it has the

ability to fire. This attack is resolved by using the

ATTACK stat from the trooper and any modifiers

from the weapon.

Personal AttacksFigures on the outside of a vehicle (or in the bed

of a truck, etc.) can fire their personal weapons

during combat. If the vehicle is stationary, the

attack is resolved normally. If the vehicle is

moving, the attack is resolved normally but the

weapon has a temporary -2 Modifier for being in a

moving vehicle.

Ramming

If desired, a vehicle may choose to drive

directly into an opposing target, using the bulk

of the vehicle itself as an attack. This is called

ramming and it can be quite effective. If the

target is the same size or smaller than the

vehicle ramming, it must roll a normal "to-hit"

roll. If the target is larger than the vehicle, the

ram is automatically successful.

The target of a ramming attack takes damage as

determined by this formula: (Total MOVE

made prior to striking (not total MOVE) +

(Total Armor) + (Total HITS remaining on the

Ramming Vehicle) and then this total is divided

by 2. The target's armor can be used against this

damage. The vehicle that is doing the ramming

also takes the same amount of damage.

VEHICLE DAMAGEWhen a vehicle is hit, it takes damage like a

hero or villain, with the following additions.

Once the vehicle has taken 50% of its HITS as

damage, its MOVE is cut in half. In addition,

roll 1d6 for each weapon on the vehicle. On a

roll of 4-6, the weapon has been destroyed and

can no longer be used.


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VEHICULAR WEAPONS

AIR VEHICLES

Miniatures combat wouldn't be any fun of you

spent every game just shooting at things on the

ground.

Airborne combatants are an important part of

the fun, and airborne vehicles are one of the

best ways to add some excitement to a scenario.

As we stated above, the rules are generally the

same for all vehicles, but there are a few minordifferences for the airborne ones.

AIR VEHICLE STATS

In addition to the normal stats, air vehicles also

have a Stall Speed. This number is equal to

their MOVE divided by four. If the vehicle

were to drop below this speed, it would be

unable to remain in the air and would fall to the

ground. If the vehicle is equipped with hover

engines, it has a Stall Speed of 0.

A vehicle can also be equipped with weapons.

Any of the weapons used by other figures are

available, as well as all the weapons on the

Vehicle Weapons list. Each passenger in a vehi-

cle may fire one of its weapons.

MOVEMENT

Movement for airborne vehicles is relatively

simple. Vehicles can accelerate, decelerate,

change direction, and change altitude. Vehicles

equipped with Hover Engines may also stop in

mid-flight. There are two kinds of air vehicles;

those that hover, and those that don't. Air

vehicles that hover are subject to the same

turning restrictions as ground vehicles. That is,

if the speed of the vehicle is up to half of its

total MOVE, it may execute an unlimitednumber of up to 90 degree turns at any point

during that move, each separated by 1 hex of

movement forward. If the speed exceeds half of

the total MOVE, then it may only do this twice.

Once halfway through the move, and once

when they stop. Air vehicles that cannot hover

are subject to much more complex turning

restrictions. First, the slower the vehicle is

traveling, the sharper a turn it may try. The

faster the vehicle travels, the harder it is for it to

make a quick turn. Use the following table todetermine the rate of turn available to the air

vehicle. This is the total amount by which the

direction can be changed that turn. No more

than half of this can happen at once. The

vehicle must travel another 1 hex before

continuing with the maneuver.

Cost

62

28

62

62

86

146

200

20

Weapon

Machine Gun

Heavy Flame ThrowerHolocauster

Heavy Rocket Launcher

80mm Gun

110mm Gun

150mm Gun

Smoke Launcher

Modifier

0

0

0

0

-1

-1

-2

+2

Range

30 cone

15 cone

35 (3 hex radius)

50 (5 hex radius)

40 (2 hex radius)

40 (4 hex radius)

50(6 hex radius)

40 (2 hex radius)

Damage

3

2

3

3

4

6

8

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Example: The Chevy of Doom is traveling on its

rocket packs at 19 hexes per turn. According to the

chart it can turn a total of 150 degrees. Since there

is a limit of 90 degrees in any one turn, he will

have to complete the maneuver in two parts. The

Chevy moves forward 1 hex, then turns 90

degrees. He then moves forward 1 hex, and turns

the remaining 60 degrees. He then moves his

remaining 17 hexes of movement.

Sliding

If an air vehicle (that cannot hover) attempts to

turn more than the maximum listed above, the

vehicle

is subject to Sliding. For each 10 degrees

(or portion there of ) the vehicle exceeds this

maximum, the vehicle slides 1 hex in the direction

it was going before the turn.

Example: If a jet was traveling at 40 hexes / turn,the maximum it could change direction would be

90 degrees. Unfortunately, an obstacle will still be

in the way if he goes that way. He elects to turn

120 degrees, which will avoid the obstacle. Just

before the last part of the turn (the part that puts

him over the maximum), he moves the jet an

additional 3 hexes along forward, before the turn.

Since the obstacle was a scant 3 hexes away, he

got very lucky and has avoided it by the skin of

his teeth.

Raising or Lowering Altitude

Air vehicles can raise or lower their altitude

almost at will, as long as they have

movement left.

Changing altitude does not count toward the

necessary movement needed to complete turns

as above, those require forward or backward

movement. When lowering your altitude, each 2

hexes lost gains the vehicle 1 hex in forward

velocity. The vehicle cannot exceed its Max

Speed by more than 10 hexes using this

method. This altitude lost does not count toward

your total MOVE as a penalty. Also, the vehiclecannot drop more than 20 hexes without losing

control. Unless the vehicle can hover, it must

also move forward when losing altitude. This

can be as little as 1 hex. This does count against

the total moved that turn. When gaining

altitude, each 2 hex spent will gain the vehicle 1

hex in altitude. Again, vehicles that cannot

hover must move forward as well, even if it is

as little as 1 hex. MOVE must be spent to in-

crease altitude, at the mentioned rate of 2 hexes

per 1 hex up, but the 1 hex forward is includedin that as well.

NEW EQUIPMENT

Hover Ability - The ability for the vehicle to

hover in one place, without gaining or losing

altitude. 10 points.

SAMPLE VEHICLE

Vehicle - Assault Helicopter

MOVE - 36 hexes

ARMOR - 3

HITS - 12

CAP - 12Special Features: Hover Ability

Total Cost: 232

Air Speed

1-10

11-20

21-30

31-40

41-50

Max. Change / Turn

180 degrees

150 degrees

120 degrees

90 degrees

60 degrees

Weapon

Machine Gun

Modifier

+0

Range

30 Cone

Damage

3

Hvy Rocket Launcher +0 50 (5 hex r.) 3

Holocauster +0 35 (3 hex r.) 3

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NAVAL VEHICLES

We've got ground forces, we've got airborne

forces. Now we need to take to the high seas and

bring in all the salty dogs and their waterborne

vehicles. Again, as before, the base vehicle rules

are correct unless superseded by something below.

Movement

Quick Turning

A naval vessel may attempt a Quick Turn. This

occurs when a small boat (CAP is less than 12)

does a quick 180 degree turn, and heads back the

way it came. To do this, the player must make a

Control roll. This is equal to the ATTACK value

of the figure piloting the boat. The base number is

modified down one for each hex of movement thatthe boat is going faster than half of its MOVE.

Example: If the boat had a MOVE of 20, and it

was traveling at 14 hexes when it wanted to make

a Quick Turn, the pilot would be subject to a -4

modifier to maintain control. If the pilot fails the

roll, the boat capsizes, and all figures in it are

flung into the water (if an open topped boat) or

trapped inside (if it's enclosed).

SlidingIf a naval vehicle attempts to turn more than the

maximum listed above, the vehicle is subject to

Sliding.

For each 10 degrees (or portion thereof) the

vehicle exceeds this maximum, the vehicle slides

1 hex in the direction it was going before the turn.

Example: If a boat was traveling at 30 hexes /

turn, the maximum it could change direction

would be 120 degrees. Unfortunately, the boat hasbeen maneuvered into a dead end lagoon and he'll

run aground if he doesn't changed direction 180

degrees. He elects to turn 180 degrees, which will

turn the boat right around. Just before the last part

of the turn (the part that puts him over the

maximum), he moves the boat an additional 4

hexes along forward, before the turn.

RUNNING AGROUND

If a boat moves onto land, it's called Running

Aground. This can happen if a boat was unable

to change direction fast enough to avoid it. This

has several consequences. Find out how muchMOVE was left when the boat first hit land.

Half of this (rounded up) is how far the boat

runs aground (minimum of 1 hex). Take the

total again and apply this as damage to the

vehicle. Armor can be used to combat this

damage. Figures on the boat are damaged as if

they had fallen as far as the boat runs aground.

Example: A boat has 15 hexes of movement

left when it reaches land. It runs aground (15

divided by 2 is 7.5 round up to) 8 hexes. Theboat takes 15 points of damage (which destroys

it). The two figures in the boat take 8 points of

damage each (and happen to die). If there is

something in the way of the boat when it runs

aground, then it is considered to have been

automatically rammed. Apply the ramming

rules as needed after the running aground rules.

NAVAL VEHICLE DAMAGE

When a vehicle is hit, it takes damage like any

other figure, with the following additions. Oncethe vehicle has taken 50% of its HITS as

damage, its move is cut in half. Also, roll 1d6.

On a roll of 6, the boat's hull has been breached,

and the boat will begin to sink. Roll 1d6 again

to see how many turns until it sinks. Also, once

the boat has taken 50% of the base HITS, roll

1d6 for each weapon on the vehicle. On a roll

of 4-6, the weapon has been destroyed.

SUBMARINES

Naval warfare would not be complete without aword on the option of submarines and other

submersibles.

These vessels travel largely under the surface,

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Most naval rules apply, but there are some special

things about submerging. The ability to submerge

adds 20 points to the cost of the vehicle. This

accounts for all the special seals that the craft

must have to operate under water. It takes one

action for a submersible to go under water, or

conversely to surface. All craft under the surface

are considered to be at the same depth.

This means that combat between ships under

water is handled like surface combat, with range

determined by physical distance away. Shooting at

a target that is submerged is done with a modifier

of -5 to your basic "to-hit" score. Submerged

vehicles cannot fire at targets out of the water.

They can fire at targets floating on the surface

with no penalties.

Space fighters and any space vehicle small enough

to land on a planet can also go underwater (see

Space Vehicles below). There is no additional cost

for this.

SAMPLE VEHICLE

Vehicle - Attack Boat

MOVE - 40"

ARMOR - 4

HITS - 10

CAP - 12

Total Cost - 156

SPACE VEHICLES

In order to be complete, these rules include this

section covering spacecraft.

ARMOR

Due to the high cost of materials, Space vehicles

are limited to 4 points of Armor. All additional

defensive capabilities are made up with Energy

Shields.

ENERGY SHIELDS

It is a very common clich that spacecraft have

energy shields. Since they are energy, there is

less mass to carry around than there would be

otherwise, and they can be turned off when not

in use. There are a few types.

Continuous Shields

This is your standard energy shield. Each point

of shield will deflect 1 point of damage. Once

the damage has been deflected, the shield value

does NOT regenerate.

Regenerative Shields

These shields are capable of repairing

themselves between turns. Every time the ship

is hit, the shields take the damage. If the ship

can go one full turn without getting hit, the

shields regenerate back to full strength. You can

also burn 1 MOVE that turn (before you move)

to increase the shields 1 point, up to amaximum of +5.

Weapon

Machine Gun

Modifier

+0

Range

30 Cone

Damage

3


Shield

1

2

3

4

5

6

78

9

Cost 1

2

4

8

16

32

64128

256

Shield

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

Cost

2

4

8

16

32

64

128

256

512


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Stutter Shields

These give the ship a large amount of protection

for the cost, but are not as reliable. The thought is

that it doesn't cost as much energy to keep these

shields going as it would if they were continuous.

This is not always an advantage. Every time the

ship is successfully hit, roll 1d12. If the roll is

higher than 9, the ship has been hit inside the

shields. Otherwise, the shields act as the same as"Regenerative Shields".

SEALED SYSTEMS

Another important thing that spacecraft have is a

life support system. This is considered a no-cost

item, as all ships have them. Emergency Life

Support costs an additional 2 points per 1 CAP. If

a ship takes more than half its HITS, it is

considered to be hulled. This means that the Life

Support Systems are no longer operational.

Without Emergency Life Support all occupants aredead.

SAMPLE SPACE SHIP

Vehicle - Space Assault Fighter

MOVE - 40

ARMOR - 2

HITS - 20

CAP - 1

Stutter Shields - 5

Total Cost - 191

GIANT ROBOTS

The phrase "Giant Robots" conjures up images

of huge metal behemoths locked in titanic

struggles with weapons blazing and massive

explosions.

Included here are rules for including giant

robots in your games. There are a large number

of plastic model kits, and plastic toys that are

the appropriate sizes. Also available are severalquite cool yet pricey resin cast models. In

general, robots are treated much like the regular

figures and ground vehicles. There aren't that

many rules that apply only to giant robots. The

ones that do, however, are significant and

should be examined carefully.

DRIVERS

Each robot needs a pilot, purchased along the

same guidelines as a driver for a vehicle.

KNOCKBACK

When a robot is attacked successfully, and the

damage penetrates beyond the Armor, the robot

has a chance of being knocked back. The robot

driver must make a successful ATTACK role,

minus 1 for each point of damage that

penetrates to avoid being knocked back.

If the role fails, the robot is knocked back a

number of inches equal to the amount of

damage that penetrated the Armor, and it is

knocked down. It is a full action for a robot to

stand back up and uses all of their movement

for that turn.

CONSTRUCTING ROBOTS

Building the robots is a little different than

building the other vehicles. Robots generally

have a wider selection of weapons, and they

have other unique problems. Construction of a

giant robot, like the construction of all other

vehicles, is a case of choosing the options you

would like from a list. Some stats are

independent, and others will have an effect on

future choices.

Height

First, determine how tall the Robot is. Each 2

hexes (10 real feet) cost 10 points, with the first

Height point being free. The maximum Height

possible is 20 hexes (100 feet).

Shield

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

89

Cost

1

3

6

12

24

48

96

192384

Weapon

Machine Gun

Modifier

+0

Range

30 Cone

Damage

3



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Example: The Dread FrogBot isn't a small robot,

so we elect to make it Height 3. This costs 20

points (Height 3 - 1 (free level) = 2 x 10 points

each = 20 points).

Hits

Next determine how many Hits the robot has.Remember that the robot cannot have more than 4

times it's Height in Hits.

Example: The Dread FrogBot has a Height 3.

This limits the FrogBot to 12 Hits. We elect to

take a total of 10 Hits.

Move

Each point of basic movement costs 1 point per

hex. The maximum movement a robot can have is

equal to 8 times its Height stat.

Example: The Dread FrogBot is Height 3. This

means that it can purchase a maximum of 24

hexes of movement (Height 3 x 8 = 24). We elect

to take 20".

Jump Jets & Flight Packs

If the robot has Jump Jets, each inch of base

MOVE costs 1 1/2 points. This allows the robot to

cross rough terrain without any movement

penalties. There must be enough room above therobot for it to jump.

If the robot has a Flight pack, each inch of base

MOVE costs 2 points. This allows the robot to fly

as per the flight rules above (in the Air Vehicles

section).

Limbs and Treads

Each additional limb that a robot takes adds to the

number of weapons it can carry, as well as other

benefits. All limbs cost 10 points each. Legs andtails count as well, so be sure to take enough limbs

to handle all the weapons you want.

If you would like your robot to have tank treads

for its legs/feet, they cost 20 points. This allows a

robot to move across any semi-flat terrain with no

penalty. Woods will still slow it down.

Example: The Dread FrogBot has 4 limbs (40

Points), 2 arms and 2 legs.

Armor

Next you'll need to determine how much armor

your robot has. The cost of each level of armor

is listed in the right hand column. So, if you

wanted to have 7 points of Armor on your

robot, it would cost 64 points.

Example: The Dread FrogBot has an average

amount of Armor, so we elect to get 5 points of

Armor at a cost of 16 points.

Dread FrogBot

A frog-shaped robot.

Height - 3

Move - 20 (Jump Jets)

Hits - 10 Limbs - 4

Armor - 5

Total Cost - 296

Armor Stat

1

23

4

5

6

7

8

9

Cost

1

24

8

16

32

64

128

256

Weapon

Machine Gun

Modifier

+0

Range

15 Cone

Damage

3

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Weapons

The weapon selection for Giant Robots is a little more varied than for other vehicles, due to the unique

history of giant robots in the media. When designing your robot, try to keep in mind the varying roles it

may have to play in your hero team and choose weaponry accordingly.

Cost

62

28

62

62

86

146

200

30

23

50

90

3

2

233

3

-

10

62

2

-3 45

57

Weapon

Machine Gun

Heavy Flame ThrowerHolocauster

Heavy Rocket Launcher

80mm Gun

110mm Gun

150mm Gun

Smoke Launcher

Gatling Laser

Landscaper

Weapon Multi-Pods

Pod Type AMachine Guns

Laser Blaster Pod Type BMachine Guns

Smoke Launcher

Flechette Gun

Pod Type CFlame Thrower

LandscaperHolocauster Handheld Weapons

Energy Sword

Energy Axe

Mod. +0

+0+0

+0

-1

-1

-2

+2

-1

-3

-1

+0

-1

+2

+1

+0

-3+0 +0

-1

Range

30 cone

15 cone35 (hex radius)

50 (5 hex radius)

40 (2 hex radius)

40 (4 hex radius)

50 (6 hex radius)

40 (2 hex radius)

20 cone

40 (5 hex radius)

15 cone

15 cone

15 cone

40 (1 hex radius)

20 (2 hex radius)

15 cone

40 (5 hex radius)35 (3 hex radius)

-

-

Damage

2

33

3

4

6

8

-

2

-

3

2

3

-

10

2

-3 3

4


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Weapon Descriptions

Gatling Laser - This is a laser that delivers

multiple shots at one time for a devastating effect.

Landscaper - This is a unique weapon in that it

destroys only the terrain. Does not effect figures

or their equipment, but rather mountains, trees,

and buildings.

Flechette Gun - This is like a super shotgun. It

does a total of 10 points of damage to the firsttargets in its path.

Energy Axe & Sword - Becoming popular with

robots now are large melee weapons. Each of

these has an energy effect which greatly magnifies

the amount of damage it does.

Sample Teams

Adolescent Avengers (Hero Team, Cost: 999)

This group of young heroes has come together to

fight for truth, justice, and the superhero discount

that they get at the local pizza chain. While theyaren't as serious as their adult counterparts, this

team can dish out some serious damage when it is

time to battle.

Bird Boy

Vigilante w/ Padded Bodysuit Armor (2)

Attack - 10

Defense - 3

Move - 5 hexes

Hits - 2

Special Powers - Super Jump (10 hexes)

Total Cost: 110

Star Power (Super Hero)

Attack - 11

Defense - 3

Move - 6 hexes

Hits - 20

Special Powers - Flight (16 hexes)

Total Cost: 223

Cyber Teen (Super Hero)

Attack - 11

Defense - 3

Armor - 7

Move - 6 hexes

Hits - 20Senses - X-ray Eyes, Radar Sense, Night Vision

Special Powers -

Total Cost: 312

Bestial (Super Hero)

Attack - 11

Defense - 3

Move - 10 hexes

Hits - 10

Senses - Night Vision

Total Cost: 143

Weapon

Claws

Modifier

+3

Range

--

Damage

5

Weapon

Alien Strength

Modifier

+1

Range

--

Damage

4

Pumpkin Flail +1 10 5

Weapon

Sonic Blast

Modifier

+1

Range

10

Damage

6

Cyber Slam +3 -- 4

Weapon

Grapple Gun

Modifier

+2

Range

15

Damage

2

Smoke Launcher +2 40 0 (1 hex r.)Marital Arts (Master) +3 --

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Magik Girl (Super Hero)

Attack - 11

Defense - 3

Move - 10 hexes

Hits - 10

Special Powers - Flight (16 hexes), Teleport (19

hexes)

Total Cost: 211

Harbingers of Doom (Villain Team, Cost: 994)

These villains have figured together to accomplish

their mutual goal of ushering in a new dark age for

humanity. Though they do not trust each other,

these evil doers are a force to be reckoned with

when they work together.

Dr. Cold (Super Villain)

Attack - 8

Defense - 1

Move - 6 hexes

Hits - 8

Special Powers - Freeze Ray

(target is immobilized)

Total Cost: 112

Slate Rock (Super Villain)

Attack - 11

Defense - 0

Armor - 4

Move - 6 hexes

Hits - 20

Total Cost - 205

Masked Menace (Super Villain)

Attack - 11

Defense - 3

Armor - 4

Move - 6 hexes

Hits - 10

Special Powers - Regeneration (increased

healing +2) (3 Hit, +1 Attack for one turn)

Weapon ModifierRangeDamageMartial Arts (Master) +3 --2Total Cost: 113

Drone Trooper (Super Villain) (6 of them))

Attack - 11

Defense - 3

Armor - 5Move - 7 hexes

Hits - 12

Senses - Radar Sense

Total Cost: 94 x 6 = 564

Weapon

Magic Blast

Modifier

+1

Range

15

Damage

6

Weapon

Ice Blast

Modifier

+0

Range

10

Damage

3

Weapon

Power Slam

Modifier

+3

Range

--

Damage

9

Weapon

Martial Arts (Master) Modifier+3 Range-- Damage2


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League of Justice (Hero Team, Cost: 1497)

The League of Justice is an association of the

most powerful heroes on the planet. Their mission

is to protect the common people by brawling with

super villains in the middle of crowded city

streets. The team is lead by Ultra Man, whose

chiseled jaw and impossibly broad shoulders

strike fear into the hearts of villains everywhere.

Ultra Man (Super Hero)

Attack - 11

Defense - 3

Armor - 9

Move - 10 hexes

Hits - 25

Senses - X-ray Eyes, Radar Sense, Night Vision

Special Powers - Flight (16 hexes)

Total Cost: 564

Iron Bat

Vigilante w/ Power Armor (3)

Attack - 10

Defense - 3

Move - 4 hexesHits - 2

Special Equipment - Jet Pack (16 hexes of

flight), Sealed Armor (no effect from gas)

Cone Total Cost: 93

Blast Star (Super Hero)

Attack - 8

Defense - 2

Armor - 5

Move - 3 hexes

Hits - 5

Special Powers - Energy Blast (powerful +9,

accurate +3), Teleport (20 hexes)

(1 hex radius)Total Cost: 225

Red Archer

Vigilante w/ Combat Armor (2)

Attack - 10

Defense - 3Move - 5 hexes

Hits - 2

Special Equipment -

Total Cost: 89

Weapon

Energy Blast Modifier+3 Range10 Damage2

Weapon

Long Bow

Modifier

+2

Range

32

Damage

2 (once a turn)

Grenade +0 10 2 (2 hex r.)Marital Arts (Master) +3 -- 2

Weapon

Eye Rays

Modifier

+1

Range

10

Damage

3

Super Punch +3 -- 3

Weapon

Blaster Rifle

Modifier

+1

Range

32

Damage

2

Flame Thrower +0 12 2

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Mr. Weird (Super Hero)

Attack - 6

Defense - 3

Armor - 4

Move - 4 hexes

Hits - 3

Senses - Radar Sense

Special Powers - Goop, Vortex, Wall of Energy

(powerful +2).

Total Cost: 221

Power Girl (Super Hero)

Attack - 9

Defense - 3

Armor - 6

Move - 3 hexes

Hits - 20

Senses - X-ray Eyes

Special Powers - Flight (16 hexes), No Air

Required.

Total Cost: 305

Terror, Inc. (Villain Team, Cost: 1500)

The most feared group of super villains in the

history of the world, Terror, Inc. is a team of

dangerous megalomaniacs whose only desire is

to take control of the entire planet. Comprised

of despots, billionaires, and leading scientists,

Terror, Inc. has the resources and the know-how

to literally take over the world.

Sea Tyrant (Super Villain)

Attack - 8

Defense - 3

Move - 8 hexes

Hits - 20

Special Powers - Water Powers, Vortex

(powerful +6).

(target is moved 10 hexes)

Total Cost: 306

Weapon

Trident

Modifier

+3

Range

--

Damage

6

Vortex +0 10 7(1 hex r.)

Weapon

Power Punch

Modifier

+3

Range

--

Damage

7

Power Bolts +1 10 5

Weapon

Telekinesis

Modifier

+0

Range

5

Damage

6 (Target moved 2 hexes)

Mind Blast +0 10 2 (ignore armor)

Weapon

Magic Wand

Modifier

+1

Range

20

Damage

3

Vortex +0 10 1(1 hex r.)

(targets are moved up to 20 hexes)

Wall of Energy +0 -- 3 (1 hex r.)

(+1 Defense and Armor for one turn)

Mr. Mind (Super Villain)

Attack - 6

Defense - 3

Armor - 2

Move - 6 hexes

Hits - 10

Senses - Radar SenseSpecial Powers - Mind Blast (powerful +5),

Telekinesis (powerful +5).

Total Cost: 305

!

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Cyber Jack (Super Villain)

Attack - 8

Defense - 0

Armor - 6

Move - 5 hexes

Hits - 2

Senses - X-ray Eyes, Radar Sense, Night Vision.

Total Cost: 305

Grey Wizard (Super Villain)

Attack - 11

Defense - 3


Special Powers - Flight (16 hexes), Force Shield

(1 hex radius, +1 Armor, +1 Defense)

Total Cost: 270

Eternal Emperor (Super Villain)

Attack - 11

Defense - 3

Armor - 8

Move - 6 hexes

Hits - 25

Special Powers - Insubstantial, Teleport (10

hexes).

Total Cost: 313

Alien Invasion Force (Villain Team, Cost:

2997)

Aliens from a distant galaxy have come to

conquer the planet Earth for the glory of their

empire. These ruthless invaders have no othergoal than to wreak as much havoc as possible

on the world and its citizens. The invasion force

is only the first wave of an even more powerful

armada. If the invaders get a foothold on Earth's

soil, there will be no stopping them.

Commander Khra'ag (Super Villain)

Attack - 11

Defense - 3

Armor - 7


Senses - X-ray Eyes

Special Powers - Flight (16 hexes), Mind

Shield, No Air Required.

Total Cost: 445

Weapon

Dark Magic Blast

Modifier

+3

Range

15

Damage

10

Weapon

Necrotic Blast

Modifier

+1

Range

10

Damage

5

Weapon

Cyber Blade

Modifier

+3

Range

--

Damage

10

Plasma Beam +0 10 4

Weapon

Energy Sword

Modifier

+3

Range

--

Damage

10

Cosmic Gauntlet +1 10 5

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Invaders (Super Villain) (9 of them)

Attack - 9

Defense - 3

Armor - 4

Move - 6 hexes

Hits - 6

Special Powers - No Air Required.

Total Cost: 224 x 9 = 2016

Vehicle - UFO (2 of them)

Attack - 11

Armor - 4

Move - 20 (hover)

Hits - 10CAP - 10 passengers

Total Cost - 268 x 2 = 536

Skyscraper Battle

Scenario

Terror, Inc has attacked the headquarters of the

World Peace Organization. The League of

Justice responded to the situation in time to

save the lives of the WPO delegates. The

villains tried to escape onto the rooftops but the

heroes cut them off. Now the fate of the worlddepends on the outcome of an epic clash taking

place thousands of feet in the air.

Set-Up

Place different sized pieces of hex paper on the

table at regular intervals. Use boxes, stacks of

books, etc to create the roofs of taller buildings

and put a piece of hex paper on each one to

create a playing surface. The lowest rooftops

are 100 hexes (five hundred feet) from street

level. Any figure that falls off of the rooftopstakes 10d6 points of damage. A figure's Armor

Rating can be applied to stop some of this

damage. A figure with the ability to fly, teleport,

or climb vertical surfaces has a chance to halt

its descent before hitting the ground. Roll 1d6.

On a roll of 1 the figure takes no damage and

simply losses its next turn.

The players take turns setting their figures on

the rooftops one at a time. The player that loses

the initiative roll gets to place his first figurefirst.

Both players have 1500 points to spend on

figures, or they can use the sample teams below.

WeaponStar Lance

Modifier+2

Range--

Damage6

Star Lance Blast +0 10 4

Weapon

Energy Beam

Modifier

+2

Range

50

Damage

8 (6 hex r.)

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Move (in hexes)

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

Cost

2

4

6

8

10

12

14

16

20

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THE LEAGUE OF JUSTICE

Ultra Man564Iron Bat 93Blast Star 225Red Archer 89Mr. Weird221Power Girl305TERROR, INC

Mr. Mind 305Sea Tyrant306Cyber Jack305Grey Wizard270Eternal Emperor313

Objective

This battle is a knock down, drag out fight to the

finish. The player that takes out all of the figures

on the other side is the winner.

Rumble at the Mall

Scenario

The Adolescent Avengers were enjoying a rare

day off by visiting the local mall. A fun day of

shopping and junk food was interrupted by an

attack from their archenemies, the Harbingers ofDoom! The Harbingers are looking to take re-

venge on the young heroes for a string of humili-

ating defeats.

Set-Up

Create the inside of the mall using hex paper or

pre-made terrain. The ground floor of the mall is

made of two long corridors that meet in the center

to form a wide plaza. The central plaza should be

a minimum of 22 hexes by 17 hexes wide.

Randomly place furniture, vendor stalls, andtwelve innocent bystanders inside the plaza.

Both players have 1000 points to spend on figures,

or they can use the sample teams below.

THE ADOLESCENT AVENGERS

Bird Boy 110Star Power223Cyber Teen312Bestial143Magik Girl 211THE HARBINGERS OF DOOM

Dr. Cold

112Slate Rock205Masked Menace 113Drone Trooper94 x 6 = 564NEUTRAL

Innocent Bystander3 x 12 = 36Objectives

The Adolescent Avengers win by defeating Dr.

Cold, Slate Rock, and Masked Menace. The

drone troopers will stop fighting if the bossvillains are defeated. The Harbingers of Doom

win by defeating at least three of the Adolescent

Avengers.

Alien Invaders

Scenario

Earth is being attacked by a technologically

superior force. Even the world's most powerful

heroes have been unable to stop the wanton

destruction that has been unleashed by theseterrifying aliens. In humanity's darkest hour,

hope comes from an unexpected place. Not

wishing to see someone else conquer the planet,

Terror, Inc. has offered to fight with the League

of Justice in an effort to turn back their

common foe. Reluctantly, the heroes agree to

join forces. However, they cannot help but

wonder if the villains have some other motive.

Set-Up

Use hex maps, boxes, and toy cars to create astreet scene. The buildings should be no taller

than 10 hexes (ten inches). You can also add

other elements to the street, such as garbage

bins, telephone poles, etc. On one end of the

table there should be an area marked

Command Center. This area should be at least

4 hexes by 4 hexes with a single entrance in the

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The defending players have 1500 points each to

spend on figures, or they can use the sample teams

below. The player controlling the invaders has

3000 points to spend on figures or he can use the

sample army below.


Ultra Man564Iron Bat 93Blast Star 225Red Archer89Mr. Weird221Power Girl305TERROR, INC

Mr. Mind 305Sea Tyrant306Cyber Jack305Grey Wizard 270Eternal Emperor313ALIEN INVASION FORCE

Khra'ag 445Invader 224 x 9 = 2016UFO 248 x 2 = 536

ObjectiveThe aliens win if they can defeat more than half of

the combined forces of the League of Justice and

Terror, Inc. The invaders lose if Commander

Khra'ag is defeated or if the Earthlings can get a

figure inside of the Command Center.

In addition to defeating the aliens, the defending

teams have secondary objectives. If the defenders

defeat the invaders but do not achieve their

secondary objectives then the outcome is a draw.

Terror, Inc's secondary objective is to get at leasttwo of their figures inside the alien command

center in order to capture the invader's superior

technology. The League of Justice's secondary

objective is to defeat all of the remaining villains

after the invaders have been routed.

Space Station Brawl

Scenario

The Adolescent Avengers are on a routine

mission to the Multi-National Space Centre

when everything goes horribly wrong. The

space centre is rocked by an explosion and the

power begins failing. The heroes learn too late

that alien saboteurs have snuck on board thestation and are trying to destroy it. The

Adolescent Avengers have to prevent the invad-

ers from completing their suicide mission.

Set-Up

The Multi-National Space Centre is constructed

as a series of rings. The inner most ring is a

roughly circular area that is 5 hexes by 5 hexes.

The center hex of this ring is marked Central

Control. The next ring out is 11 hexes by 11

hexes (leaving 3 hexes of room in the spacebetween the wall and the next ring in). The next

ring further out from that should be 14 hexes

long by 14 hexes wide. The each ring has two

doors (1 hex) that lead into the next ring. These

doors should not line up with each other. The

best idea is to put the first pair of doors at the

top and bottom of the map while the other two

are left and right.

Randomly place computer equipment, furniture,

and four innocent bystanders on the map. Trynot to clutter up the area too much. The alien

player can place his figures anywhere on the

outer ring. The hero player must place all of his

figures in the centermost ring.

Remember that this battle occurs in the dark of

the lifeless space station. There is a -2 penalty

applied to all ranged attacks.



THE ADOLESCENT AVANGERS

Bird Boy 110Star Power223Cyber Teen312Bestial143Magik Girl 211


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ALIEN INVASION FORCE

Invader 224 x 4 = 896NEUTRAL

Innocent Bystander3 x 4 = 12Objective

The object of this battle is the same as the game,

King of the Mountain. If the alien player canplace one of his figures in the central control ring

for three consecutive turns then he wins. The hero

player wins be defeating all of the alien invaders.

Deep Sea Disaster

Scenario

Sea Tyrant has teamed up with another villain to

take control of an underwater mining platform.

The Atlantean warlord has declared that the

oceans are his personal domain and anyonewishing to develop its resources must pay him a

handsome tribute. Sea Tyrant is threatening to

destroy the mining platform if the company that

owns it does not provide him with payment in

gold and silver.

Set-Up

Create an underwater mining base by tapping

several sheets of hex paper together and placing

the combined sheet on the table. You can also use

pre-made hex terrain. The overall playing surfaceshould be at least 22 hexes by 22 hexes. Players

should take turns creating the various rooms,

chambers, and tunnels of the mining platform. Try

to create a variety of spaces by alternating room

sizes and types. For example, each player could

create one large room, then one small room, then

one hallway. After the battlefield is completed

begin adding other details such as heavy

equipment, computers, furniture, etc. Add in

several airlocks that are one or two hexes wide.

These portals can be used to exit the underwaterbase and then re-enter it through another airlock.

Both players have 500 points to spend on figures,

or they can use the sample teams below.

THE FEARSOME FOURSOME

Dark Warrior205Kung Fu Master45Cindy Speed207Kid Thunder42VILLAINS

Sea Tyrant306Slate Rock

205

Objective

This battle is a fight to the finish. A player wins

by defeating all of the figures on the other side.

Mystic Portal

Scenario

The Harbingers of Doom have teamed up with

Dr. Maniacal in order to bring about the fall of

human civilization. Using the good doctor'sweather machine as a power source, the

Harbingers have found a way to open up a

portal to another dimension. Should the mystic

portal open, terrifying creatures from another

plane of existence will spread throughout our

world, spreading chaos and destruction in their

wake.

Set-Up

Create an arctic lair by randomly placing terrain

features such as boulders, trees, etc. You shouldalso add man made structures like living

quarters, vehicle hangars, and the like.

Remember that the ice tundra is slippery and

difficult to cross. Figures that are traveling over

the ground have their Move cut in half (round

down).

The villain player gets to place his figures first.

Special attention should be paid to the

placement of the weather machine as this figure

is the key to the battle for both teams.



The villain player must include the weather

machine on his team list.


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Ultra Man564Iron Bat 93Blast Star 225Red Archer89Mr. Weird221Power Girl305THE HARBINGERS OF DOOMDr. Cold 112Slate Rock205Masked Menace 113Drone Trooper 94 x 6 = 564DR. MANIACAL AND FRIENDS

Dr. Maniacal127Generic Thugs27 x 8 = 216Weather Machine160

ObjectiveEach round, the villain player rolls 1d6. One a roll

of 1, the weather machine gains a charge. Once

the weather machine has gained five charges, it

opens the portal and the villain player wins. The

hero player wins by destroying the weather

machine the portal opens. The villain player can

also gain an automatic victory by defeating all of

the hero player's figures. This scenario can be very

challenging for the hero player because all the

villain player needs to do is defend the weather

machine until it charges. While it is unlikely, theweather machine could charge in only a few

rounds, giving the villain player an easy victory.

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