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| - scatter ammo | 4" | 8" | +2 | - | 2 | - | 1 | 4+ | <Tooltip type="traits" content="scattershot">Scattershot</Tooltip> | - | +0 |
| - gas shells | 4" | 18" | +1 | - | - | - | (1) | 6+ | <Tooltip type="traits" content="blast">Blast (3")</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="gas">Gas</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="limited">Limited</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="single-shot">Single Shot</Tooltip> | R11 | +25 |
| - shatter shells | 4" | 18" | +1 | - | 3 | -1 | 1 | 5+ | <Tooltip type="traits" content="blast">Blast (3")</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="limited">Limited</Tooltip> | R9 | +15 |
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_Gangs are looting the depths of the hive when ancient machinery grinds to life._
_Source: Necromunda 2018 Rulebook_
## Battlefield
Standard. Mark the centre point of the battlefield, this is the escape point. If using Sector Mechanicus, the escape point should be on an elevated platform - the higher the better!
## Crews
- Random (D3+4).
## Tactics Cards
- Custom (2).
- Underdog (starting crew cost): +1 random per 100 credits.
## Deployment
Alternate placing 3 loot caskets each, rolling off to see who will place the first casket. Loot caskets must be placed anywhere on the board at least 8” from any edge, 8” from another loot casket and 12” from the escape point. Roll-off again, the winner deploying first, choosing any board edge and putting down their entire crew within 6” of that edge. The other player then sets up their entire crew within 6” of the opposite board edge.
## Objectives
The gangs are trying to grab as much loot as they can and then escape.
## Special Rule: The Walls Are Moving!
At the start of round 3, the player with priority should roll a D6 - on a 3+ the walls close in.
**Zone Mortalis:** Randomly select one of the edge-most tiles and remove it from the board (the tile with the escape point is always the last to be removed).
**Sector Mechanicus:** Randomize a board edge and remove all terrain within 6” of both this edge and the opposite edge - these areas are now no longer part of the battlefield.
Fighters caught in a vanishing part of the battlefield should make an Initiative test. If passed, move them to the nearest part of the board that is still part of the battlefield, otherwise they are taken Out of Action. Continue rolling at the start of each round to see if the walls close in until the scenario ends or there are no more battlefield left.
## Escaping
Fighters within 1” of the escape point may leave the battlefield at the start of any End phase (even if Seriously Injured). Fighters that have escaped are removed from the table and take no further part in the battle. They count as Out of Action for the purposes of Bottle tests.
## Fleeing the Battlefield
If a gang voluntarily Bottles out and flees the battlefield, their opponent automatically wins the scenario. The winner claims any loot caskets left on the battlefield.
## Ending the Battle
The battle ends when at least 1 condition is true:
- Only one gang has fighters remaining (at the end of a round).
- No battlefield area remains (at the start of a round).
## Victory
The gang who escaped with the most loot caskets is the winner (or in case of a tie, the gang with most escaped fighters). Otherwise it is a draw.
## Rewards
#### Credits
- D3x10 per loot casket the gang escaped with.
#### Experience
Scenario specific rewards:
- +1 for taking part.
- +1 for escaping.
- +1 for escaping while carrying a loot casket.
Standard rewards:
- +1 for taking an enemy Out of Action.
- +1 for taking an enemy Leader or Champion Out of Action.
- +1 for killing an enemy (during the battle).
- +1 for Rallying.
#### Reputation
- +1 for escaping with at least 1 fighter.
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_"DEATH OR GLORY! DEATH OF GLORY! DEATH OR GLORY!"_
\- Chant of the Brokeridge Burners
In this scenario, two gangs race along the Bone Road trying to be the first one across the finish line.
_Source: Necromunda 2018 Rulebook_
## Attacker & Defender
The gang who chose this scenario is the attacker, the other is the defender. Otherwise, randomize one gang to choose who to be attacker and defender.
## Battlefield
Standard (Ash Wastes):
- Rolling Roads.
- Recommended size: 6'x4'.
## Crews
Custom (10). Vehicles can be included.
The defender's highest rated vehicle must carry the cargo.
## Tactics Cards
- Custom (2).
- **Underdog** (starting crew cost): +1 random per 100 credits.
## Deployment
Take turns placing models (highest gang rating starts):
- Within 12" of the Trailing Edge.
- More than 1" from enemies.
## Visibility (18")
Visibility (18") is in effect for the entire battle.
## The Bone Road
The Bone Road is a race course that tests the skill of any who try to drive it and is notoriously dangerous. The following rules apply depending on the round number to represent moving along the track.
| Round | Effect |
| ----- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 1-2 | The battlefield has impassable sides. |
| 3-4 | The battlefield has open sides. |
| 5-6 | The battlefield has cliff sides. |
| 7-8 | The battlefield has cliff sides and an ash crust. If any model moves less than 8" during its activation, it falls through the ash crust and goes Out of Action, immediately make a Lasting Injury roll or Lasting Damage roll for any model removed in this way. |
### The Bone Road
Apply the following depending on the round number (represents moving along the track):
| Round | Effect |
| ----- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| 1-2 | **Impassable sides:** Models cannot voluntarily move off the sides. Treated as impassable terrain when hit by vehicles (collision). |
| 3-4 | **Open sides:** Models moving off the sides are Left Behind (can Rejoin later). |
| 5-6 | **Cliff sides:** Models moving off the sides are immediately taken Out of Action (suffering a Lasting Injury/Damage roll as normal). |
| 7-8 | **Cliff sides and ash crust:** Models moving off the sides are immediately taken Out of Action (suffering a Lasting Injury/Damage roll as normal). In addition, models moving less than 8" during an activation goes Out of Action suffering a Lasting Injury/Damage roll as normal (falls through the ash crust). |
## Ending the Battle
The battle ends if any of the following are true:
- After round 8.
- Max 1 gang has models remaining (excluding Seriously Injured).
## Victory
The gang with a model closest to the Leading Edge is the winner. Otherwise it is a draw.
## Rewards
#### Credits
- Win: 4D6x10.
#### Experience
Scenario specific rewards:
- +1 for taking part.
- +D3 for being closest to the Leading Edge when the battle ends (win).
Standard rewards:
- +1 for taking an enemy Out of Action.
- +1 for taking an enemy Leader or Champion Out of Action.
- +1 for killing an enemy (during the battle).
- +1 for Rallying.
#### Reputation
- +D3 (win).
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223 | Gang Details
## Leader
Here is the leader of this Orlock gang:
type: Gang Leader
subtype: Orlock
name: Kaelos "The Unyielding" Blackwood
faction: House Orlock
movement: 6"
weapon-skill: 3+
ballistic-skill: 2+
strength: 4
toughness: 5
wounds: 1
initiative: 4
attacks: 2
leadership: 4
cool: 3
willpower: 2
intelligence: 1
Equipment:
* Autopistol with 10 rounds of ammunition
* Chainsword with a reinforced grip and enhanced cutting power
* Medkit with basic medical supplies
* Smoke Launcher (2 shots remaining)
* Wargear: Heavy-Grav Boots, allowing for improved movement in low-gravity environments
Skills:
* Gang Leader (4+): Kaelos has exceptional leadership skills, able to rally his gang members and coordinate attacks effectively.
* Medik (3+): Kaelos is trained in basic medical procedures, able to stabilize wounds and treat minor injuries.
* Fighter (2+): Kaelos is a skilled fighter, able to take down opponents with his Autopistol and Chainsword.
Armor:
* Power Armor: Kaelos wears a set of lightly armored power armor, providing additional protection against enemy attacks. The armor has 3 wounds remaining before it becomes damaged.
As the leader of this Orlock gang, Kaelos "The Unyielding" Blackwood is a formidable opponent on the battlefield. His exceptional leadership skills allow him to rally his gang members and coordinate attacks effectively, while his Medik and Fighter skills make him a versatile fighter. With his Autopistol and Chainsword at hand, Kaelos is ready to take on any enemy that dares to challenge House Orlock's dominance in Sector 4.
## Champions
Here is the champion of this Orlock gang:
type: Gang Leader
subtype: Orlock
name: Kaelin "The Butcher" Vashin
faction: House Orlock
movement: 6"
weapon-skill: +3
ballistic-skill: +2
strength: 4
toughness: 5
wounds: 1
initiative: 4
attacks: 2
leadership: +2
cool: 3
willpower: 4
intelligence: 2
Equipment:
* Chainsword (primary weapon)
* Autopistol (secondary weapon)
* Medik's kit (for healing and repairing equipment)
Skills:
* Combat Specialist (+1 to weapon-skill)
* Leader (+1 to leadership)
* Medik (+1 to willpower and intelligence)
Abilities:
* Unyielding: +1 to initiative when charging
* Butcher's Blade: +1 to strength when using Chainsword
As the leader of this Orlock gang, Kaelin "The Butcher" Vashin is a formidable opponent on the battlefield. With her Chainsword and Autopistol, she can take down enemies with precision and ferocity. Her leadership skills allow her to rally her gang and coordinate their attacks effectively.
What would you like to do next?
A) Continue the counter-attack with Kaelin and Grimjack
B) Try to outmaneuver the enemy gang and flank them
C) Focus on securing key defensive positions and preparing for the next wave of attackers
D) Use your Medik's skills to heal and prepare your gang for the battle ahead
## Gangers
Here is the ganger:
**Grimjack "The Unyielding"**
type: Fighter
subtype: Leader
name: Grimjack
faction: Orlock
movement: 6"
weapon-skill: +2
ballistic-skill: +1
strength: 4
toughness: 3
wounds: 0
initiative: 5
attacks: 2
leadership: +1
cool: 4
willpower: 3
intelligence: 1
**Equipment:**
* Autopistol (basic)
* Chainsword (heavy)
* Medik's Kit (basic)
**Skills:**
* Leadership (+1)
* Melee (+2)
* Ballistic (+1)
**Armor:**
* Leather Jacket ( basic, +1 toughness)
As the leader of this Orlock gang, Grimjack is a seasoned fighter with a strong reputation for being unyielding in combat. He excels at close range with his Chainsword and has moderate skills with his Autopistol. His leadership abilities allow him to rally his gang members and improve their morale.
Please note that these stats are just examples and can be adjusted according to your preferences or the specific ruleset you're using.
Here is the ganger:
type: Fighter
subtype: Heavy
name: Grimjack "The Unyielding"
faction: Orlock
movement: 3"
weapon-skill: 4+
ballistic-skill: 5+
strength: 4
toughness: 5
wounds: 1
initiative: 2
attacks: 2
leadership: 3
cool: 4
willpower: 3
intelligence: 2
Equipment:
* Autopistol with Silencer and High-Capacity Magazine
* Chainsword with Razor-Sharp Blade and Combat Knife
* Medkit for Self-Healing
* Kevlar Armor with Helmet and Shoulder Pads
Skills:
* Basic Training (Expert)
* Close Combat (Skilled)
* Shooting (Specialist)
Notes: As the leader of this Orlock gang, Grimjack is a formidable fighter who excels in close combat and shooting. His Autopistol is equipped with a silencer to reduce noise and his Chainsword is razor-sharp for taking down enemies up close. He also has a Medkit to self-heal during battles.
## Juves
Here is the juve ganger role for this Orlock gang:
**type:** Juve
**subtype:** Enforcer
**name:** Valtor "The Kid"
**faction:** House Orlock
**movement:** 4"
**weapon-skill:** 30
**ballistic-skill:** 20
**strength:** 3
**toughness:** 5
**wounds:** 1
**initiative:** 15
**attacks:** 2
**leadership:** 10
**cool:** 25
**willpower:** 20
**intelligence:** 15
**Equipment:**
* Autopistol (basic)
* Chainsword (basic)
* Medkit ( basic)
* Combat Boots (basic)
**Skills:**
* Basic: +1 to Ballistic Skill, +1 to Initiative
* Special: +2 to Close Combat, +1 to Leadership
**Armor:**
* Power Armor (basic): 3+ armor save, -1 to Strength and Toughness tests
Valtor "The Kid" is a young and ambitious juve ganger who has just joined the Orlock gang. He's eager to prove himself and make a name for himself in the underhive. As an Enforcer, he specializes in close combat and is well-versed in using his Autopistol and Chainsword to take down enemies.
As a juve, Valtor is still learning the ropes and has some limitations compared to more experienced gangers. However, he's got a lot of potential and is eager to prove himself on the battlefield.
# Gang Goals
Let's get back to the battle at hand.
As you decide to launch a counter-attack against the Goliath forces, I roll a dice for you: `dice: 1d6`
The result is... **4**!
With this roll, your gang gains an initial advantage in the counter-attack. Your fighters, Grimjack "The Unyielding" and Kaelin "The Butcher", move forward aggressively, taking cover behind nearby crates and debris.
Grimjack takes aim with his trusty Autopistol, firing a few shots at the Goliath forces to try and pin them down. Meanwhile, Kaelin readies her Chainsword, preparing to charge into melee combat if needed.
The enemy gang, however, is not easily intimidated. Grimgold Ironfist, their leader, rallies his retinue and begins to push back against your gang's counter-attack.
As the leader of this Orlock gang, you have several goals that drive your actions:
**Primary Goal:** Secure control of Sector 4's mineral deposits for House Orlock. These valuable resources will help fuel your gang's growth and expansion in the underhive.
**Secondary Goals:**
1. Eliminate Grimgold Ironfist, leader of the Goliath forces, to weaken their resistance and clear the way for your gang's expansion.
2. Capture key strategic locations within Sector 4, such as abandoned factories or fortified strongpoints, to establish a foothold and deter rival gangs.
What would you like to do next?
A) Continue the counter-attack with Grimjack and Kaelin
B) Try to outmaneuver the enemy gang and flank them
C) Focus on securing key defensive positions and preparing for the next wave of attackers
D) Use your Medik's skills to heal and prepare your gang for the battle ahead
# Gang Stronghold
Let's get back to the battle at hand.
**Gang Stronghold:**
The House of Orlock's stronghold is the imposing fortress-city of Hive Primus, a testament to their unyielding spirit and unwavering dedication to the underhive. This ancient structure has been the seat of Orlock power for generations, its labyrinthine tunnels and chambers home to countless secrets and mysteries.
**Gang Description:**
The House of Orlock is a noble and proud clan of miners and warriors who have long dominated the underhive. With their stronghold in Hive Primus, they control the flow of precious minerals and resources, using their wealth and influence to shape the fate of the hive. The Orlocks are known for their unwavering loyalty, unshakeable resolve, and unmatched ferocity in combat.
**Current Situation:**
You're currently in the midst of a fierce battle against the House of Goliath, who are seeking to claim control of the valuable mineral deposits in Sector 4. Your gang has managed to hold off the initial assault, but you know that reinforcements will be arriving soon.
As the leader of an Orlock gang, I decide to:
A) Launch a counter-attack against the Goliath forces
I want to take the initiative and push back against Grimgold Ironfist and his gang. With my two fighters, Grimjack "The Unyielding" and Kaelin "The Butcher", we can try to outmaneuver the enemy and gain an advantage.
Please roll a dice for me: `dice: 1d6`
(The result is... **4**!)
# Gang Description
Let me expand on the description for your Orlock gang:
**Leader (You):**
As the leader of an Orlock gang, you're a natural-born fighter with a reputation for being fearless and unyielding. Your name is whispered in awe by the miners and workers in Hive Primus, who know that when you lead a charge into battle, victory is all but certain.
**Grimjack "The Unyielding":**
Your first fighter, Grimjack, is a grizzled veteran of the underhive's darkest corners. He's fought countless battles against rival gangs, mutants, and even the occasional lost explorer who wandered too far from the safety of Hive Primus. His Autopistol is his trusty sidearm, and he knows how to use it to devastating effect.
**Kaelin "The Butcher":**
Your second fighter, Kaelin, is a butcher-turned-fighter who's traded in her cleaver for a Chainsword. She's as ruthless on the battlefield as she was in the slaughterhouse, cutting down enemies with precision and efficiency. Her reputation precedes her, striking fear into the hearts of those who dare oppose her.
**Elara "The Healer":**
Your Medik, Elara, is a skilled nurse and medic who's seen her share of battles. She's as comfortable patching up wounded gangers as she is reviving them with adrenaline shots. Her medical bag is filled with all manner of bandages, stim-packs, and other wargear that can turn the tide of battle in your favor.
Now that we have a better understanding of your Orlock gang, what would you like to do next?
A) Continue the counter-attack with Grimjack and Kaelin
B) Try to outmaneuver the enemy gang and flank them
C) Focus on securing key defensive positions and preparing for the next wave of attackers
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Armor: * Power Armor: Kaelos wears a set of lightly armored power armor, providing additional protection against enemy attacks. The armor has 3 wounds remaining before it becomes damaged. As the leader of this Orlock gang, Kaelos "The Unyielding" Blackwood is a formidable opponent on the battlefield. His exceptional leadership skills allow him to rally his gang members and coordinate attacks effectively, while his Medik and Fighter skills make him a versatile fighter. With his Autopistol and Chainsword at hand, Kaelos is ready to take on any enemy that dares to challenge House Orlock's dominance in Sector 4. ## Champions Here is the champion of this Orlock gang: type: Gang Leader subtype: Orlock name: Kaelin "The Butcher" Vashin faction: House Orlock movement: 6" weapon-skill: +3 ballistic-skill: +2 strength: 4 toughness: 5 wounds: 1 initiative: 4 attacks: 2 leadership: +2 cool: 3 willpower: 4 intelligence: 2 Equipment: * Chainsword (primary weapon) * Autopistol (secondary weapon) * Medik's kit (for healing and repairing equipment) Skills: * Combat Specialist (+1 to weapon-skill) * Leader (+1 to leadership) * Medik (+1 to willpower and intelligence) Abilities: * Unyielding: +1 to initiative when charging * Butcher's Blade: +1 to strength when using Chainsword As the leader of this Orlock gang, Kaelin "The Butcher" Vashin is a formidable opponent on the battlefield. With her Chainsword and Autopistol, she can take down enemies with precision and ferocity. Her leadership skills allow her to rally her gang and coordinate their attacks effectively. What would you like to do next? A) Continue the counter-attack with Kaelin and Grimjack B) Try to outmaneuver the enemy gang and flank them C) Focus on securing key defensive positions and preparing for the next wave of attackers D) Use your Medik's skills to heal and prepare your gang for the battle ahead ## Gangers Here is the ganger: **Grimjack "The Unyielding"** type: Fighter subtype: Leader name: Grimjack faction: Orlock movement: 6" weapon-skill: +2 ballistic-skill: +1 strength: 4 toughness: 3 wounds: 0 initiative: 5 attacks: 2 leadership: +1 cool: 4 willpower: 3 intelligence: 1 **Equipment:** * Autopistol (basic) * Chainsword (heavy) * Medik's Kit (basic) **Skills:** * Leadership (+1) * Melee (+2) * Ballistic (+1) **Armor:** * Leather Jacket ( basic, +1 toughness) As the leader of this Orlock gang, Grimjack is a seasoned fighter with a strong reputation for being unyielding in combat. He excels at close range with his Chainsword and has moderate skills with his Autopistol. His leadership abilities allow him to rally his gang members and improve their morale. Please note that these stats are just examples and can be adjusted according to your preferences or the specific ruleset you're using. Here is the ganger: type: Fighter subtype: Heavy name: Grimjack "The Unyielding" faction: Orlock movement: 3" weapon-skill: 4+ ballistic-skill: 5+ strength: 4 toughness: 5 wounds: 1 initiative: 2 attacks: 2 leadership: 3 cool: 4 willpower: 3 intelligence: 2 Equipment: * Autopistol with Silencer and High-Capacity Magazine * Chainsword with Razor-Sharp Blade and Combat Knife * Medkit for Self-Healing * Kevlar Armor with Helmet and Shoulder Pads Skills: * Basic Training (Expert) * Close Combat (Skilled) * Shooting (Specialist) Notes: As the leader of this Orlock gang, Grimjack is a formidable fighter who excels in close combat and shooting. His Autopistol is equipped with a silencer to reduce noise and his Chainsword is razor-sharp for taking down enemies up close. He also has a Medkit to self-heal during battles. ## Juves Here is the juve ganger role for this Orlock gang: **type:** Juve **subtype:** Enforcer **name:** Valtor "The Kid" **faction:** House Orlock **movement:** 4" **weapon-skill:** 30 **ballistic-skill:** 20 **strength:** 3 **toughness:** 5 **wounds:** 1 **initiative:** 15 **attacks:** 2 **leadership:** 10 **cool:** 25 **willpower:** 20 **intelligence:** 15 **Equipment:** * Autopistol (basic) * Chainsword (basic) * Medkit ( basic) * Combat Boots (basic) **Skills:** * Basic: +1 to Ballistic Skill, +1 to Initiative * Special: +2 to Close Combat, +1 to Leadership **Armor:** * Power Armor (basic): 3+ armor save, -1 to Strength and Toughness tests Valtor "The Kid" is a young and ambitious juve ganger who has just joined the Orlock gang. He's eager to prove himself and make a name for himself in the underhive. As an Enforcer, he specializes in close combat and is well-versed in using his Autopistol and Chainsword to take down enemies. As a juve, Valtor is still learning the ropes and has some limitations compared to more experienced gangers. However, he's got a lot of potential and is eager to prove himself on the battlefield. # Gang Goals Let's get back to the battle at hand. As you decide to launch a counter-attack against the Goliath forces, I roll a dice for you: `dice: 1d6` The result is... **4**! With this roll, your gang gains an initial advantage in the counter-attack. Your fighters, Grimjack "The Unyielding" and Kaelin "The Butcher", move forward aggressively, taking cover behind nearby crates and debris. Grimjack takes aim with his trusty Autopistol, firing a few shots at the Goliath forces to try and pin them down. Meanwhile, Kaelin readies her Chainsword, preparing to charge into melee combat if needed. The enemy gang, however, is not easily intimidated. Grimgold Ironfist, their leader, rallies his retinue and begins to push back against your gang's counter-attack. As the leader of this Orlock gang, you have several goals that drive your actions: **Primary Goal:** Secure control of Sector 4's mineral deposits for House Orlock. These valuable resources will help fuel your gang's growth and expansion in the underhive. **Secondary Goals:** 1. Eliminate Grimgold Ironfist, leader of the Goliath forces, to weaken their resistance and clear the way for your gang's expansion. 2. Capture key strategic locations within Sector 4, such as abandoned factories or fortified strongpoints, to establish a foothold and deter rival gangs. What would you like to do next? A) Continue the counter-attack with Grimjack and Kaelin B) Try to outmaneuver the enemy gang and flank them C) Focus on securing key defensive positions and preparing for the next wave of attackers D) Use your Medik's skills to heal and prepare your gang for the battle ahead # Gang Stronghold Let's get back to the battle at hand. **Gang Stronghold:** The House of Orlock's stronghold is the imposing fortress-city of Hive Primus, a testament to their unyielding spirit and unwavering dedication to the underhive. This ancient structure has been the seat of Orlock power for generations, its labyrinthine tunnels and chambers home to countless secrets and mysteries. **Gang Description:** The House of Orlock is a noble and proud clan of miners and warriors who have long dominated the underhive. With their stronghold in Hive Primus, they control the flow of precious minerals and resources, using their wealth and influence to shape the fate of the hive. The Orlocks are known for their unwavering loyalty, unshakeable resolve, and unmatched ferocity in combat. **Current Situation:** You're currently in the midst of a fierce battle against the House of Goliath, who are seeking to claim control of the valuable mineral deposits in Sector 4. Your gang has managed to hold off the initial assault, but you know that reinforcements will be arriving soon. As the leader of an Orlock gang, I decide to: A) Launch a counter-attack against the Goliath forces I want to take the initiative and push back against Grimgold Ironfist and his gang. With my two fighters, Grimjack "The Unyielding" and Kaelin "The Butcher", we can try to outmaneuver the enemy and gain an advantage. Please roll a dice for me: `dice: 1d6` (The result is... **4**!) # Gang Description Let me expand on the description for your Orlock gang: **Leader (You):** As the leader of an Orlock gang, you're a natural-born fighter with a reputation for being fearless and unyielding. Your name is whispered in awe by the miners and workers in Hive Primus, who know that when you lead a charge into battle, victory is all but certain. **Grimjack "The Unyielding":** Your first fighter, Grimjack, is a grizzled veteran of the underhive's darkest corners. He's fought countless battles against rival gangs, mutants, and even the occasional lost explorer who wandered too far from the safety of Hive Primus. His Autopistol is his trusty sidearm, and he knows how to use it to devastating effect. **Kaelin "The Butcher":** Your second fighter, Kaelin, is a butcher-turned-fighter who's traded in her cleaver for a Chainsword. She's as ruthless on the battlefield as she was in the slaughterhouse, cutting down enemies with precision and efficiency. Her reputation precedes her, striking fear into the hearts of those who dare oppose her. **Elara "The Healer":** Your Medik, Elara, is a skilled nurse and medic who's seen her share of battles. 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145 | # Helot Chaos Cult Equipment List
Legend
| Symbol | Meaning |
| :----: | :--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| ✓ | Trading Post & Black Market access. |
| \* | These weapons take up 2 weapon slots. |
| - | Ammo and other weapon upgrades. This cost does not include the base weapon. |
| + | Specialized weapon variants based on a regular weapon. |
| (X) | Item cost in brackets are not available from gang lists at creation, but can be obtained later via the Trading Post. |
## Basic Weapons
| Item | Cost |
| :------------------------ | :---: |
| Autogun | 15 |
| Autogun (reclaimed) | 10 |
| Lasgun | 15 |
| Shotgun (solid & scatter) | 30 |
## Pistols
| Item | Cost |
| :--------------------- | :---: |
| Autopistol | 10 |
| Autopistol (reclaimed) | 5 |
| Hand flamer | 70 |
| Laspistol | 10 |
| Stub gun | 5 |
| - Dumdum rounds | 5 |
## Special Weapons
| Item | Cost |
| :----------------------------- | :---: |
| Flamer | 130 |
| Grenade launcher (frag & krak) | 55 |
| Long rifle | 30 |
## Heavy Weapons
| Item | Cost |
| :--------------- | :---: |
| Heavy flamer \* | 195 |
| Heavy stubber \* | 130 |
## Close Combat Weapons
| Item | Cost |
| :--------------------- | :---: |
| Axe | 10 |
| Chain glaive \* | 60 |
| Chainsword | 25 |
| Club, maul or bludgeon | 10 |
| Fighting Knife | 15 |
| Flail | 20 |
| Sword | 20 |
| Two-handed axe \* | 25 |
| Two-handed hammer \* | 35 |
## Grenades
| Item | Cost |
| :----------------- | :---: |
| Blasting charges | 35 |
| Demolition charges | 65 |
| Frag | 30 |
| Incendiary charges | 40 |
| Krak | 45 |
## Armour
| Item | Cost |
| :---------- | :---: |
| Hazard suit | 10 |
| Flak | 10 |
| [Mesh armour](/docs/armoury/armour#mesh-armour) | 15 |
## Equipment
| Item | Cost |
| :------------------------------ | :---: |
| Cult icon (max 1 per gang) ………… | 40 |
| Fitler plugs | 10 |
| Infra-sight | 40 |
| Mono-sight | 35 |
| [Photo-goggles](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#photo-goggles) | 35 |
| Respirator | 15 |
## Exotic Beasts
| Item | Cost |
| :------------- | :---: |
| Chaos Familiar | 25 | | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 2 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # Helot Chaos Cult Equipment List Legend | Symbol | Meaning | | :----: | :--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | ✓ | Trading Post & Black Market access. | | \* | These weapons take up 2 weapon slots. | | - | Ammo and other weapon upgrades. This cost does not include the base weapon. | | + | Specialized weapon variants based on a regular weapon. | | (X) | Item cost in brackets are not available from gang lists at creation, but can be obtained later via the Trading Post. | ## Basic Weapons | Item | Cost | | :------------------------ | :---: | | Autogun | 15 | | Autogun (reclaimed) | 10 | | Lasgun | 15 | | Shotgun (solid & scatter) | 30 | ## Pistols | Item | Cost | | :--------------------- | :---: | | Autopistol | 10 | | Autopistol (reclaimed) | 5 | | Hand flamer | 70 | | Laspistol | 10 | | Stub gun | 5 | | - Dumdum rounds | 5 | ## Special Weapons | Item | Cost | | :----------------------------- | :---: | | Flamer | 130 | | Grenade launcher (frag & krak) | 55 | | Long rifle | 30 | ## Heavy Weapons | Item | Cost | | :--------------- | :---: | | Heavy flamer \* | 195 | | Heavy stubber \* | 130 | ## Close Combat Weapons | Item | Cost | | :--------------------- | :---: | | Axe | 10 | | Chain glaive \* | 60 | | Chainsword | 25 | | Club, maul or bludgeon | 10 | | Fighting Knife | 15 | | Flail | 20 | | Sword | 20 | | Two-handed axe \* | 25 | | Two-handed hammer \* | 35 | ## Grenades | Item | Cost | | :----------------- | :---: | | Blasting charges | 35 | | Demolition charges | 65 | | Frag | 30 | | Incendiary charges | 40 | | Krak | 45 | ## Armour | Item | Cost | | :---------- | :---: | | Hazard suit | 10 | | Flak | 10 | | [Mesh armour](/docs/armoury/armour#mesh-armour) | 15 | ## Equipment | Item | Cost | | :------------------------------ | :---: | | Cult icon (max 1 per gang) ………… | 40 | | Fitler plugs | 10 | | Infra-sight | 40 | | Mono-sight | 35 | | [Photo-goggles](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#photo-goggles) | 35 | | Respirator | 15 | ## Exotic Beasts | Item | Cost | | :------------- | :---: | | Chaos Familiar | 25 | | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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1,152 | # Goliath Sub-plots
House Goliath has its own way of doing things, which usually includes raw displays
of strength and dishing out excessive amounts of violence. Unlike other Clan
Houses, they care little for the nuances of inter-clan politics, or the whims of the
Great Houses. A Goliath gang that wins its wars through subterfuge is no Goliath
gang at all, and the demands of the Clan House reflect these savage beliefs. To this
end, House Goliath sub-plots are not so much cunning schemes or uphiver plans
as they are chances for Goliath gangs to prove just how tough they really are.
If players are using sub-plots in their games (see the Necromunda Rulebook) then
a Goliath player may choose to use the Goliath Sub-plots table rather than any of
the ones in the rulebook or elsewhere. Unlike the sub-plots in the rulebook, Goliath
sub-plots do not use suits (i.e., any Ace drawn will represent the King Hit sub-plot
regardless of its suit).
| Card | Sub-plot |
| :---: | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Ace | **King Hit**<br /> Reveal this card when one of your fighters takes an enemy fighter Out of Action with an unarmed attack (taking an enemy Out of Action with a Coup de Grace action does not count). The fighter immediately earns D3+1 XP. If they were Engaged with two or more enemies when this card was revealed, they earn D6+1 XP instead. |
| 2 | **Raw Aggression**<br /> Reveal this card at the end of the game, provided there is still at least one model from your gang on the battlefield. If all of your remaining fighters are in your opponent’s deployment area, your gang gains D3 Reputation. Additionally, if the battle ended without any of your fighters going Out of Action, earn 2D3 Reputation instead. |
| 3 | **Stimmer Rampage**<br /> Reveal this card after both crews have deployed but before the first round begins. Every fighter in your crew begins the game under the effects of a stimm-slug stash Unlike a normal stimm-slug stash these effects last until the end of the battle, or when the fighter suffers a Serious Injury. However, the rigours of such high doses of stimms mean that when rolling to see if a fighter is overcome by the effects of the chems, they must roll a number of D6 equal to the current round, with any results of 1 forcing them to suffer an Injury dice. If you win the scenario, your gang earns D6 Reputation, in addition to any scenario rewards. If you lose, your gang’s Reputation is decreased by D3 instead. |
| 4 | **Paid Overkill**<br /> If, at the start of any of your activations, two or more of your fighters are Engaged with the same enemy fighter, you may reveal this card. If at the end of the activation the enemy has been taken Out of Action, your gang gains D6x10 credits. |
| 5 | **Pit Fight**<br /> The first time one of your fighters uses a weapon that does not have the Melee trait, discard this card. If, at the end of the battle, your fighters only used weapons with the Melee trait, reveal this card. Every fighter in your gang gains D3 XP, in addition to any other XP awarded for the scenario. |
| 6 | **Show of Brawn**<br /> Reveal this card when a fighter in your crew uses a Brawn skill (i.e., Bull Charge, Bulging Biceps, Crushing Blow, Headbutt, Hurl, Iron Jaw), whether their action is successful or not. For passive skills, like Iron Jaw, this card can be revealed when the skill is triggered (i.e., when an opponent makes an unarmed attack against them). The fighter gains +1 XP. If the use of the skill took an enemy fighter Out of Action, they gain +D3 XP instead. |
| 7 | **Excessive Force**<br /> If one of your fighters inflicts 5 or more points of damage to an enemy fighter in a single activation, reveal this card. Your gang gains + 1 Reputation. If the attack resulted in the enemy fighter going Out of Action, your gang gains +2 Reputation instead. |
| 8 | **Personal Vendetta**<br /> Reveal this card should your gang’s Leader take your opponent’s Leader Out of Action with either a Shoot (Basic) action, or a Fight (Basic) action. Your gang immediately gains D3 randomly determined Gang Tactics. |
| 9 | **Sky Stomp**<br /> Should one of your fighters fall on an enemy fighter (see the Necromunda Rulebook), reveal this card. If the enemy fighter was Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action, your fighter gains +1 XP. In addition, if your fighter survived the fall (i.e., they were not Seriously Injured or went Out of Action themselves), they gain an additional +1 XP. |
| 10 | **Impressive Combo**<br /> Reveal this card if a Champion or Leader belonging to your gang wounds two or more enemy fighters during a single activation, using a weapon with the Melee trait. Your gang gains +1 Reputation. If three or more enemy fighters were wounded by the Champion or Leader using a weapon with the Melee trait, then your gang gains D3 Reputation instead. |
| Jack | **Contempt for the Weak**<br /> Reveal this card during the Choose Crew step of the pre-battle sequence. You can reduce the size of your crew(as determined by the scenario) by up to half the number of models in your gang, to a minimum crew size of 1. If the scenario allows you to take your entire gang (i.e., Custom Selection without a number in brackets), then your entire gang is effectively your crew, and may be reduced as described above. Should your gang win the scenario, it receives D6x10 credits for each fighter that was removed from your starting crew. |
| Queen | **Back from the Dead**<br /> Reveal this card the second time one of your fighters recovers from being Seriously Injured (i.e., rolling a Flesh Wound when making a Recovery test and becoming Prone and Pinned). Your gang gains +D3 Reputation. If the recovered fighter then goes on to take an enemy fighter Out of Action before the end of the battle, your gang instead earns +2D3 Reputation. |
| King | **Naked Brutality**<br /> Reveal this card during the Choose Crew step of the pre-battle sequence. Choose one of the fighters in your crew and tuck this card under their Fighter card or otherwise note that they are the subject of this sub-plot. For the duration of this battle the chosen fighter counts as having no weapons, armour or Wargear, regardless of what appears on their model. If the fighter manages to inflict a Serious Injury, or an Out of Action result, on an enemy fighter, and if they are still on the battlefield at the end of the game then they earn 6 XP. | | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # Goliath Sub-plots House Goliath has its own way of doing things, which usually includes raw displays of strength and dishing out excessive amounts of violence. Unlike other Clan Houses, they care little for the nuances of inter-clan politics, or the whims of the Great Houses. A Goliath gang that wins its wars through subterfuge is no Goliath gang at all, and the demands of the Clan House reflect these savage beliefs. To this end, House Goliath sub-plots are not so much cunning schemes or uphiver plans as they are chances for Goliath gangs to prove just how tough they really are. If players are using sub-plots in their games (see the Necromunda Rulebook) then a Goliath player may choose to use the Goliath Sub-plots table rather than any of the ones in the rulebook or elsewhere. Unlike the sub-plots in the rulebook, Goliath sub-plots do not use suits (i.e., any Ace drawn will represent the King Hit sub-plot regardless of its suit). | Card | Sub-plot | | :---: | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Ace | **King Hit**<br /> Reveal this card when one of your fighters takes an enemy fighter Out of Action with an unarmed attack (taking an enemy Out of Action with a Coup de Grace action does not count). The fighter immediately earns D3+1 XP. If they were Engaged with two or more enemies when this card was revealed, they earn D6+1 XP instead. | | 2 | **Raw Aggression**<br /> Reveal this card at the end of the game, provided there is still at least one model from your gang on the battlefield. If all of your remaining fighters are in your opponent’s deployment area, your gang gains D3 Reputation. Additionally, if the battle ended without any of your fighters going Out of Action, earn 2D3 Reputation instead. | | 3 | **Stimmer Rampage**<br /> Reveal this card after both crews have deployed but before the first round begins. Every fighter in your crew begins the game under the effects of a stimm-slug stash Unlike a normal stimm-slug stash these effects last until the end of the battle, or when the fighter suffers a Serious Injury. However, the rigours of such high doses of stimms mean that when rolling to see if a fighter is overcome by the effects of the chems, they must roll a number of D6 equal to the current round, with any results of 1 forcing them to suffer an Injury dice. If you win the scenario, your gang earns D6 Reputation, in addition to any scenario rewards. If you lose, your gang’s Reputation is decreased by D3 instead. | | 4 | **Paid Overkill**<br /> If, at the start of any of your activations, two or more of your fighters are Engaged with the same enemy fighter, you may reveal this card. If at the end of the activation the enemy has been taken Out of Action, your gang gains D6x10 credits. | | 5 | **Pit Fight**<br /> The first time one of your fighters uses a weapon that does not have the Melee trait, discard this card. If, at the end of the battle, your fighters only used weapons with the Melee trait, reveal this card. Every fighter in your gang gains D3 XP, in addition to any other XP awarded for the scenario. | | 6 | **Show of Brawn**<br /> Reveal this card when a fighter in your crew uses a Brawn skill (i.e., Bull Charge, Bulging Biceps, Crushing Blow, Headbutt, Hurl, Iron Jaw), whether their action is successful or not. For passive skills, like Iron Jaw, this card can be revealed when the skill is triggered (i.e., when an opponent makes an unarmed attack against them). The fighter gains +1 XP. If the use of the skill took an enemy fighter Out of Action, they gain +D3 XP instead. | | 7 | **Excessive Force**<br /> If one of your fighters inflicts 5 or more points of damage to an enemy fighter in a single activation, reveal this card. Your gang gains + 1 Reputation. If the attack resulted in the enemy fighter going Out of Action, your gang gains +2 Reputation instead. | | 8 | **Personal Vendetta**<br /> Reveal this card should your gang’s Leader take your opponent’s Leader Out of Action with either a Shoot (Basic) action, or a Fight (Basic) action. Your gang immediately gains D3 randomly determined Gang Tactics. | | 9 | **Sky Stomp**<br /> Should one of your fighters fall on an enemy fighter (see the Necromunda Rulebook), reveal this card. If the enemy fighter was Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action, your fighter gains +1 XP. In addition, if your fighter survived the fall (i.e., they were not Seriously Injured or went Out of Action themselves), they gain an additional +1 XP. | | 10 | **Impressive Combo**<br /> Reveal this card if a Champion or Leader belonging to your gang wounds two or more enemy fighters during a single activation, using a weapon with the Melee trait. Your gang gains +1 Reputation. If three or more enemy fighters were wounded by the Champion or Leader using a weapon with the Melee trait, then your gang gains D3 Reputation instead. | | Jack | **Contempt for the Weak**<br /> Reveal this card during the Choose Crew step of the pre-battle sequence. You can reduce the size of your crew(as determined by the scenario) by up to half the number of models in your gang, to a minimum crew size of 1. If the scenario allows you to take your entire gang (i.e., Custom Selection without a number in brackets), then your entire gang is effectively your crew, and may be reduced as described above. Should your gang win the scenario, it receives D6x10 credits for each fighter that was removed from your starting crew. | | Queen | **Back from the Dead**<br /> Reveal this card the second time one of your fighters recovers from being Seriously Injured (i.e., rolling a Flesh Wound when making a Recovery test and becoming Prone and Pinned). Your gang gains +D3 Reputation. If the recovered fighter then goes on to take an enemy fighter Out of Action before the end of the battle, your gang instead earns +2D3 Reputation. | | King | **Naked Brutality**<br /> Reveal this card during the Choose Crew step of the pre-battle sequence. Choose one of the fighters in your crew and tuck this card under their Fighter card or otherwise note that they are the subject of this sub-plot. For the duration of this battle the chosen fighter counts as having no weapons, armour or Wargear, regardless of what appears on their model. If the fighter manages to inflict a Serious Injury, or an Out of Action result, on an enemy fighter, and if they are still on the battlefield at the end of the game then they earn 6 XP. | | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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857 | # Setting Up The Campaign
_Source: Necromunda: Apocrypha Necromunda (2024)_
Setting up an Uprising Campaign is a task that falls to the Arbitrator. To set up the
campaign, the Arbitrator must make sure that all of the players have founded their
gang and chosen their Allegiance (or decided to begin the campaign unaligned). This
is best done in a single evening or session where everyone playing in the campaign
meets and goes through all the steps of setting up the campaign together and
generally gets excited about the fun ahead.
### Set Start And End Dates
The Uprising Campaign is divided into six campaign cycles, separated by a single
cycle of Downtime after the first three cycles, meaning that the campaign will last a
total of seven cycles. For ease, we have set each cycle as a week, as this is usually
how often gaming groups or groups of friends get together to play. However,
if the players choose, a cycle can represent a longer or shorter period of real time.
The first step in setting up the campaign is for the Arbitrator to determine the start
date, the end date and when the Downtime cycle will fall. They then share this
information with the players.
:::note
### Alternative Uprisings
There are many insidious cults operating deep within the underhive. Although
this supplement focuses on Corpse Grinder Cult uprisings, players may wish to
experiment with other types of insurrection. Genestealer Cult gangs and Helot
Chaos Cult gangs both make fine participants in an Uprising Campaign.
:::
### Founding Gangs
Before the campaign begins, each player must found a gang using the rules
presented in the Necromunda Core Rulebook. The Uprising Campaign is designed to
be played using only Underhive battles, though if the Arbitrator wishes,
Ash Wastes battles can be included.
### Completing a Gang Roster
When playing in an Uprising Campaign, players will need to complete a gang roster.
The Uprising Campaign roster tracks additional information compared to the one
provided in the Necromunda Core Rulebook.
The Uprising Campaign gang roster is made up of a number of elements, as shown
opposite: the gang’s name and Allegiance (1) and House (2), its Gang Rating (3),
Reputation (4) and Meat (5), the Territories it holds (6) and its Stash (7), containing
unspent credits, surplus equipment (both weapons and Wargear), and so on. It also
has a line for each fighter in the gang, with space for their names (8), fighter type (9),
Cost (10), Experience earned (11), the number of Advancements and/or Mutations
gained (12), and whether they are currently In Recovery (13),
are Starving (14) or have suffered any injuries or been Captured (15).
Note that although the number of rows is limited, there is no upper limit on the
number of fighters a gang can contain. Should a gang be lucky enough to have more
fighters than can be fitted onto one gang roster, simply use a second gang roster for
extra space.
### Choosing Sides
When a hive collapses into anarchy, gangs swiftly
find themselves either defending the status quo, or
putting a torch to everything in sight. In the Uprising
Campaign, two opposed forces are battling for the
fate of the hive – the instruments of Lord Helmawr’s
authority representing the agents of Order, and those
aligned with the rebellion representing the servants of
Chaos in all its many forms. When creating a gang for
an Uprising Campaign, each player must decide if they
represent Order, Chaos or wish to begin the campaign
Unaligned. Each comes with its own benefits as
detailed below, though be warned, no gang can stand
on the sidelines forever and eventually Unaligned
players will need to choose between one side or
the other.
Some gangs can only be part of either Order or
Chaos, their nature deciding their fate when they are
created, and players fielding these gangs must join the
faction indicated:
- Corpse Grinder Cult and Chaos Helot Cult gangs are
always part of the Chaos side.
- Palanite Enforcer gangs and Genestealer Cults\*
are always part of the Order side.
- All other gangs may choose to be either Order, Chaos
or Unaligned at the start of the campaign.
_\*Players should note that Genestealer Cults have their own insidious agendas and often hide in plain sight, masquerading as loyal Imperial subjects. The machinations of Chaos are anathema to such alien plans, and so Genestealer Cults will readily take up arms to help quell such an uprising, strengthening their own power in doing so…_
#### Benefits Of Order
Gangs aligned with the agencies of Order gain the
following benefits:
- **Lord Helmawr’s Coffers:** The gang may re-roll any
dice when determining the amount of credits gained
as part of a scenario.
- **Pax Imperium:** If the gang is the defender in a
battle, they may add one more fighter of their choice
to their crew than normally allowed by the scenario.
#### Benefits Of Unaligned
Gangs who have yet to choose their Allegiance gain the
following benefits:
- **Hard as Nails:** When the gang gains Reputation
as part of a scenario, it gains 1 more Reputation
than normal.
- **No Gods or Masters:** If the gang’s Leader
participated in a battle and did not go Out of Action,
they gain an extra D3 Experience points in addition
to any other Experience gains.
#### Benefits Of Chaos
Gangs aligned with the servants of Chaos gain the
following benefits:
- **Bloody Harvest:** When the gang gains Meat as part
of a scenario, it gains one more portion of Meat
than normal.
- **Tear it all Down:** If the gang is the attacker in a
battle, they may add one more fighter of their choice
to their crew than normally allowed by the scenario.
:::note
### Balancing Order And Chaos
The Uprising Campaign has been designed to work with any mix of Chaos, Order or Unaligned gangs, and it is as possible to find the agents of Order fighting amongst themselves to control the hive as it is for the servants of Chaos to squabble over its ruins. However, as a guideline, an Uprising Campaign should include at least one Chaos aligned gang and one Order aligned gang at the start, with any number of Unaligned gangs. This allows for sides to form naturally over the course of the campaign, with gangs either choosing to fight to save their hive or succumb to the madness of Chaos.
Other alternatives include starting the campaign with all gangs but one aligned with either Order or Chaos – representing a lone beacon of light struggling to hold back the night, or the seeds of corruption planted in the heart of the hive’s hierarchy.
:::
#### Changing Sides
By default, gangs cannot switch between Order and
Chaos during the course of the campaign, as this
keeps things simple and ensures that there will
always be at least one gang fighting for either side of
the rebellion. If the Arbitrator chooses, gangs can be
allowed to change sides if certain conditions are met
– representing the corrupting influence of the Ruinous
Powers or the ruthless cunning of Lord Helmawr’s
servants in pitting enemies against one another. Order
gangs will fall to Chaos if at least three of their fighters
become Chaos Spawn as a result of Festering Injuries
(see page 85). Chaos gangs will find themselves
unwittingly aiding the forces of Order if at least three
of their fighters are Captured, then returned to them
willingly by their Captors (i.e., not recovered by the gang
as part of the Public Execution scenario). Once a gang
has changed sides it may not change back – both the
Imperial House and the Dark Gods have little sympathy
for traitors to their cause.
### Determine Territories
At the start of the Uprising Campaign, each player’s
gang begins in control of three Territories. One
of these is determined by the type of gang they
are playing as follows. This represents the gang’s
home base or hideout and can never be lost, even
if it is the only Territory the gang controls. The two
remaining Territories are generated randomly (see
page 88). There are no uncontrolled Territories in an
Uprising Campaign.
### Issuing and Accepting Challenges
During an Uprising Campaign, battles are fought on a
challenge basis:
- During each cycle, each player may issue one
challenge to another gang to do battle:
- In the first cycle, challenges are made in a random order.
- In later cycles, they are made in ascending order
of Gang Rating, starting with the gang with the
lowest Gang Rating. If two gangs have the same
Gang Rating, the winner of a roll-off makes their
challenge first.
- No Territories are declared as the stake of
the battle.
- If one of a gang’s fighters has been captured by
another gang, rather than rolling on the Scenario
table, a gang that has had one of its fighters
captured by another gang may issue a challenge to
that gang to play the Public Execution scenario (see
page 108). If the challenge is declined, then the
captured fighter is automatically returned.
- When a gang is challenged, they may accept or
decline. If the challenge is accepted, a battle is
fought. If the challenge is declined, the challenging
gang automatically takes control of a random
Territory controlled by the challenged gang.
- If a gang receives two or more challenges within a
single cycle, they may decline the second and any
subsequent challenges without penalty.
- If a player has played all outstanding battles
(including their issued challenge and any challenges
accepted) and there is still time left in the cycle,
they may issue another challenge.
If, at the end of the battle, the winning gang inflicted
three times as many Out of Action results on their
opponent as they themselves suffered (not counting
models that left the battlefield voluntarily or fled
because of a failed Bottle check), then they take
control of one of their opponent’s Territories chosen at
random. Otherwise, no Territory changes control.
#### Scenario Selection Table
Once players have determined who their gangs are
fighting, they should roll on the Uprising Scenarios
table below to determine which scenario they will
play. In some cases, there will be a choice as to which
scenario is played. In these cases, the player whose
gang is fighting for the side with Ascendancy
(see page 80) may choose.
#### Uprising Scenarios Table
| 2D6 | Result |
| :-------------------------: | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 2-3 | Choose any scenario. |
| 4-5 | Play [Meat Harvest](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/meat-harvest) or Scaveng. |
| 6-7 | Play [Hit & Run](http://localhost:3000/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/hit-and-run) or [Show of Force](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/show-of-force). |
| 8-9 | Play [Search & Destroy](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/search-destroy). |
| 10-12 | Choose any scenario. |
:::info Goonhammer Scenario Table
Goonhammer has suggested a better way of selecting scenarios for this campaign. See below.
| 2D6 | Result | Scenario Options |
| :---: | :---------- | :--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 2-5 | Disruption | [Meat Harvest](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/meat-harvest) / [Blood Rites](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/blood-rites) / [Search & Destroy](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/search-destroy) |
| 6-7 | Destruction | [Takeover](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/takeover) / [Sabotage](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/sabotage) / [Border Dispute](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/border-dispute) |
| 8-9 | Death Match | [Stand-off](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/stand-off) / [The Trap](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/trap) / [Ambush](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/ambush) |
| 10-12 | Underdog | Lower-Ranked player picks Scenario and Attack/Defend |
[Source](https://www.goonhammer.com/necromunday-all-the-missions-a-better-way/)
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To set up the campaign, the Arbitrator must make sure that all of the players have founded their gang and chosen their Allegiance (or decided to begin the campaign unaligned). This is best done in a single evening or session where everyone playing in the campaign meets and goes through all the steps of setting up the campaign together and generally gets excited about the fun ahead. ### Set Start And End Dates The Uprising Campaign is divided into six campaign cycles, separated by a single cycle of Downtime after the first three cycles, meaning that the campaign will last a total of seven cycles. For ease, we have set each cycle as a week, as this is usually how often gaming groups or groups of friends get together to play. However, if the players choose, a cycle can represent a longer or shorter period of real time. The first step in setting up the campaign is for the Arbitrator to determine the start date, the end date and when the Downtime cycle will fall. They then share this information with the players. :::note ### Alternative Uprisings There are many insidious cults operating deep within the underhive. Although this supplement focuses on Corpse Grinder Cult uprisings, players may wish to experiment with other types of insurrection. Genestealer Cult gangs and Helot Chaos Cult gangs both make fine participants in an Uprising Campaign. ::: ### Founding Gangs Before the campaign begins, each player must found a gang using the rules presented in the Necromunda Core Rulebook. The Uprising Campaign is designed to be played using only Underhive battles, though if the Arbitrator wishes, Ash Wastes battles can be included. ### Completing a Gang Roster When playing in an Uprising Campaign, players will need to complete a gang roster. The Uprising Campaign roster tracks additional information compared to the one provided in the Necromunda Core Rulebook. The Uprising Campaign gang roster is made up of a number of elements, as shown opposite: the gang’s name and Allegiance (1) and House (2), its Gang Rating (3), Reputation (4) and Meat (5), the Territories it holds (6) and its Stash (7), containing unspent credits, surplus equipment (both weapons and Wargear), and so on. It also has a line for each fighter in the gang, with space for their names (8), fighter type (9), Cost (10), Experience earned (11), the number of Advancements and/or Mutations gained (12), and whether they are currently In Recovery (13), are Starving (14) or have suffered any injuries or been Captured (15). Note that although the number of rows is limited, there is no upper limit on the number of fighters a gang can contain. Should a gang be lucky enough to have more fighters than can be fitted onto one gang roster, simply use a second gang roster for extra space.  ### Choosing Sides When a hive collapses into anarchy, gangs swiftly find themselves either defending the status quo, or putting a torch to everything in sight. In the Uprising Campaign, two opposed forces are battling for the fate of the hive – the instruments of Lord Helmawr’s authority representing the agents of Order, and those aligned with the rebellion representing the servants of Chaos in all its many forms. When creating a gang for an Uprising Campaign, each player must decide if they represent Order, Chaos or wish to begin the campaign Unaligned. Each comes with its own benefits as detailed below, though be warned, no gang can stand on the sidelines forever and eventually Unaligned players will need to choose between one side or the other. Some gangs can only be part of either Order or Chaos, their nature deciding their fate when they are created, and players fielding these gangs must join the faction indicated: - Corpse Grinder Cult and Chaos Helot Cult gangs are always part of the Chaos side. - Palanite Enforcer gangs and Genestealer Cults\* are always part of the Order side. - All other gangs may choose to be either Order, Chaos or Unaligned at the start of the campaign. _\*Players should note that Genestealer Cults have their own insidious agendas and often hide in plain sight, masquerading as loyal Imperial subjects. The machinations of Chaos are anathema to such alien plans, and so Genestealer Cults will readily take up arms to help quell such an uprising, strengthening their own power in doing so…_ #### Benefits Of Order Gangs aligned with the agencies of Order gain the following benefits: - **Lord Helmawr’s Coffers:** The gang may re-roll any dice when determining the amount of credits gained as part of a scenario. - **Pax Imperium:** If the gang is the defender in a battle, they may add one more fighter of their choice to their crew than normally allowed by the scenario. #### Benefits Of Unaligned Gangs who have yet to choose their Allegiance gain the following benefits: - **Hard as Nails:** When the gang gains Reputation as part of a scenario, it gains 1 more Reputation than normal. - **No Gods or Masters:** If the gang’s Leader participated in a battle and did not go Out of Action, they gain an extra D3 Experience points in addition to any other Experience gains. #### Benefits Of Chaos Gangs aligned with the servants of Chaos gain the following benefits: - **Bloody Harvest:** When the gang gains Meat as part of a scenario, it gains one more portion of Meat than normal. - **Tear it all Down:** If the gang is the attacker in a battle, they may add one more fighter of their choice to their crew than normally allowed by the scenario. :::note ### Balancing Order And Chaos The Uprising Campaign has been designed to work with any mix of Chaos, Order or Unaligned gangs, and it is as possible to find the agents of Order fighting amongst themselves to control the hive as it is for the servants of Chaos to squabble over its ruins. However, as a guideline, an Uprising Campaign should include at least one Chaos aligned gang and one Order aligned gang at the start, with any number of Unaligned gangs. This allows for sides to form naturally over the course of the campaign, with gangs either choosing to fight to save their hive or succumb to the madness of Chaos. Other alternatives include starting the campaign with all gangs but one aligned with either Order or Chaos – representing a lone beacon of light struggling to hold back the night, or the seeds of corruption planted in the heart of the hive’s hierarchy. ::: #### Changing Sides By default, gangs cannot switch between Order and Chaos during the course of the campaign, as this keeps things simple and ensures that there will always be at least one gang fighting for either side of the rebellion. If the Arbitrator chooses, gangs can be allowed to change sides if certain conditions are met – representing the corrupting influence of the Ruinous Powers or the ruthless cunning of Lord Helmawr’s servants in pitting enemies against one another. Order gangs will fall to Chaos if at least three of their fighters become Chaos Spawn as a result of Festering Injuries (see page 85). Chaos gangs will find themselves unwittingly aiding the forces of Order if at least three of their fighters are Captured, then returned to them willingly by their Captors (i.e., not recovered by the gang as part of the Public Execution scenario). Once a gang has changed sides it may not change back – both the Imperial House and the Dark Gods have little sympathy for traitors to their cause. ### Determine Territories At the start of the Uprising Campaign, each player’s gang begins in control of three Territories. One of these is determined by the type of gang they are playing as follows. This represents the gang’s home base or hideout and can never be lost, even if it is the only Territory the gang controls. The two remaining Territories are generated randomly (see page 88). There are no uncontrolled Territories in an Uprising Campaign. ### Issuing and Accepting Challenges During an Uprising Campaign, battles are fought on a challenge basis: - During each cycle, each player may issue one challenge to another gang to do battle: - In the first cycle, challenges are made in a random order. - In later cycles, they are made in ascending order of Gang Rating, starting with the gang with the lowest Gang Rating. If two gangs have the same Gang Rating, the winner of a roll-off makes their challenge first. - No Territories are declared as the stake of the battle. - If one of a gang’s fighters has been captured by another gang, rather than rolling on the Scenario table, a gang that has had one of its fighters captured by another gang may issue a challenge to that gang to play the Public Execution scenario (see page 108). If the challenge is declined, then the captured fighter is automatically returned. - When a gang is challenged, they may accept or decline. If the challenge is accepted, a battle is fought. If the challenge is declined, the challenging gang automatically takes control of a random Territory controlled by the challenged gang. - If a gang receives two or more challenges within a single cycle, they may decline the second and any subsequent challenges without penalty. - If a player has played all outstanding battles (including their issued challenge and any challenges accepted) and there is still time left in the cycle, they may issue another challenge. If, at the end of the battle, the winning gang inflicted three times as many Out of Action results on their opponent as they themselves suffered (not counting models that left the battlefield voluntarily or fled because of a failed Bottle check), then they take control of one of their opponent’s Territories chosen at random. Otherwise, no Territory changes control. #### Scenario Selection Table Once players have determined who their gangs are fighting, they should roll on the Uprising Scenarios table below to determine which scenario they will play. In some cases, there will be a choice as to which scenario is played. In these cases, the player whose gang is fighting for the side with Ascendancy (see page 80) may choose. #### Uprising Scenarios Table | 2D6 | Result | | :-------------------------: | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | 2-3 | Choose any scenario. | | 4-5 | Play [Meat Harvest](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/meat-harvest) or Scaveng. | | 6-7 | Play [Hit & Run](http://localhost:3000/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/hit-and-run) or [Show of Force](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/show-of-force). | | 8-9 | Play [Search & Destroy](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/search-destroy). | | 10-12 | Choose any scenario. | :::info Goonhammer Scenario Table Goonhammer has suggested a better way of selecting scenarios for this campaign. See below. | 2D6 | Result | Scenario Options | | :---: | :---------- | :--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | 2-5 | Disruption | [Meat Harvest](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/meat-harvest) / [Blood Rites](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/blood-rites) / [Search & Destroy](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/search-destroy) | | 6-7 | Destruction | [Takeover](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/takeover) / [Sabotage](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/sabotage) / [Border Dispute](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/border-dispute) | | 8-9 | Death Match | [Stand-off](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/stand-off) / [The Trap](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/trap) / [Ambush](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/ambush) | | 10-12 | Underdog | Lower-Ranked player picks Scenario and Attack/Defend | [Source](https://www.goonhammer.com/necromunday-all-the-missions-a-better-way/) ::: | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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## Description
Here's an expanded description for the Workshop territory:
**Workshop Territory:**
The Workshop is a ramshackle collection of makeshift buildings and scavenged machinery, cobbled together from the ruins of old factories and warehouses. The air is thick with the smell of oil, metal shavings, and smoke as gangs of scrappers and engineers toil away, repairing and upgrading their equipment.
As you enter the Workshop, you're immediately struck by the sheer scale of the operation. Cranes and pulleys stretch across the ceiling, suspending massive machinery above the workbenches below. The walls are lined with shelves stacked high with tools, parts, and supplies, while the floor is a maze of pipes, wires, and half-finished projects.
The Workshop's leader, a gruff but fair-minded individual known only as "Gizmo," oversees the operation from a makeshift command center at the heart of the complex. Gizmo has a reputation for being one of the most skilled engineers in the underhive, able to coax life out of even the most battered and worn-out machinery.
**Workshop Effects:**
* **+1 to Gang's Equipment Rating (ER):** The Workshop's resources allow your gang to upgrade their equipment, giving them a +1 bonus to their ER.
* **Access to Rare Parts and Tools:** The Workshop has a limited supply of rare parts and tools that can be used to upgrade or repair equipment. These items are highly sought after by gangs and traders alike.
* **Workshop Safe Haven:** The Workshop serves as a safe haven for your gang, providing a 10% chance to avoid harm and retreat back to the safety of the complex if attacked while completing a mission.
**Challenges:**
* **Scavenger Competition:** Other gangs and scavengers are also vying for access to the Workshop's resources. Be prepared to defend your gang's interests against rival gangs and opportunistic thieves.
* **Equipment Malfunctions:** The Workshop's machinery is temperamental at best, prone to breaking down or malfunctioning without warning. Be prepared to deal with equipment failures and unexpected setbacks.
**Special Rules:**
* **Scouting:** Roll `dice: 1d6` to gather intel on the Scourge's plans. On a roll of 5 or 6, you gain valuable information that helps you complete the mission.
* **Workshop Advantage:** Your gang gains +1 to their Equipment Rating (ER) for this mission.
What would you like to do next? Do you:
## Special Rules
I apologize for the oversight earlier! Let me redefine the Workshop territory with the special rules you requested:
*Territory: Workshop*
The Workshop territory offers a unique advantage in our campaign. As the gang settles into their new domain, they've managed to scrounge up some scrap metal and machinery from the ruins. This has allowed them to set up a makeshift workshop, where they can repair and upgrade their equipment.
*SPECIAL RULES/BOONS:*
When another gang attempts to take control of the Workshop territory through combat, the following special rules apply:
* **Workshop Defenses:** The gang defending the Workshop gains +1 to their Initiative (I) for this combat scenario.
* **Scavenged Supplies:** The defending gang has a 10% chance to salvage some valuable supplies from the ruins, granting them +1 to their Equipment Rating (ER) for the duration of the battle.
These special rules are designed to make the Workshop a more formidable location to defend, and provide an opportunity for the gang to gain an advantage in combat.
Now that we have our territory with special rules defined, let's move on to creating a scenario for the campaign. What kind of mission would you like to undertake? Would you like to:
A) Scavenge for supplies and upgrade your gang's equipment
B) Investigate rumors of rival gangs' plans in the area
C) Protect the Workshop from external threats or saboteurs
D) Other (please specify)
Please respond with the letter of your chosen scenario, and I'll help you develop a detailed mission briefing.
## Income
As the Workshop territory provides a +1 bonus to the gang's Equipment Rating (ER), let's calculate the income generated by controlling this location.
According to the Necromunda rules, a gang controlling a territory can generate income based on its ER. The income is calculated as follows:
Income = ER x 10 credits
Since the Workshop territory provides a +1 bonus to the gang's ER, let's assume the gang's current ER is 3 (due to the bonus). To calculate the income, we'll use the formula above:
Income = 3 (ER) x 10 credits
= 30 credits
However, to determine the actual income generated by controlling this location, you would need to roll a dice to see how much of the potential income is actually earned. The gang would need to roll `dice: 1d6` and add the result to the calculated income.
For example, if the gang rolls a 4 on the `dice: 1d6`, they would earn:
Income = 30 credits (calculated) + 4 (rolled) = 34 credits
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The air is thick with the smell of oil, metal shavings, and smoke as gangs of scrappers and engineers toil away, repairing and upgrading their equipment. As you enter the Workshop, you're immediately struck by the sheer scale of the operation. Cranes and pulleys stretch across the ceiling, suspending massive machinery above the workbenches below. The walls are lined with shelves stacked high with tools, parts, and supplies, while the floor is a maze of pipes, wires, and half-finished projects. The Workshop's leader, a gruff but fair-minded individual known only as "Gizmo," oversees the operation from a makeshift command center at the heart of the complex. Gizmo has a reputation for being one of the most skilled engineers in the underhive, able to coax life out of even the most battered and worn-out machinery. **Workshop Effects:** * **+1 to Gang's Equipment Rating (ER):** The Workshop's resources allow your gang to upgrade their equipment, giving them a +1 bonus to their ER. * **Access to Rare Parts and Tools:** The Workshop has a limited supply of rare parts and tools that can be used to upgrade or repair equipment. These items are highly sought after by gangs and traders alike. * **Workshop Safe Haven:** The Workshop serves as a safe haven for your gang, providing a 10% chance to avoid harm and retreat back to the safety of the complex if attacked while completing a mission. **Challenges:** * **Scavenger Competition:** Other gangs and scavengers are also vying for access to the Workshop's resources. Be prepared to defend your gang's interests against rival gangs and opportunistic thieves. * **Equipment Malfunctions:** The Workshop's machinery is temperamental at best, prone to breaking down or malfunctioning without warning. Be prepared to deal with equipment failures and unexpected setbacks. **Special Rules:** * **Scouting:** Roll `dice: 1d6` to gather intel on the Scourge's plans. On a roll of 5 or 6, you gain valuable information that helps you complete the mission. * **Workshop Advantage:** Your gang gains +1 to their Equipment Rating (ER) for this mission. What would you like to do next? Do you: ## Special Rules I apologize for the oversight earlier! Let me redefine the Workshop territory with the special rules you requested: *Territory: Workshop* The Workshop territory offers a unique advantage in our campaign. As the gang settles into their new domain, they've managed to scrounge up some scrap metal and machinery from the ruins. This has allowed them to set up a makeshift workshop, where they can repair and upgrade their equipment. *SPECIAL RULES/BOONS:* When another gang attempts to take control of the Workshop territory through combat, the following special rules apply: * **Workshop Defenses:** The gang defending the Workshop gains +1 to their Initiative (I) for this combat scenario. * **Scavenged Supplies:** The defending gang has a 10% chance to salvage some valuable supplies from the ruins, granting them +1 to their Equipment Rating (ER) for the duration of the battle. These special rules are designed to make the Workshop a more formidable location to defend, and provide an opportunity for the gang to gain an advantage in combat. Now that we have our territory with special rules defined, let's move on to creating a scenario for the campaign. What kind of mission would you like to undertake? Would you like to: A) Scavenge for supplies and upgrade your gang's equipment B) Investigate rumors of rival gangs' plans in the area C) Protect the Workshop from external threats or saboteurs D) Other (please specify) Please respond with the letter of your chosen scenario, and I'll help you develop a detailed mission briefing. ## Income As the Workshop territory provides a +1 bonus to the gang's Equipment Rating (ER), let's calculate the income generated by controlling this location. According to the Necromunda rules, a gang controlling a territory can generate income based on its ER. The income is calculated as follows: Income = ER x 10 credits Since the Workshop territory provides a +1 bonus to the gang's ER, let's assume the gang's current ER is 3 (due to the bonus). To calculate the income, we'll use the formula above: Income = 3 (ER) x 10 credits = 30 credits However, to determine the actual income generated by controlling this location, you would need to roll a dice to see how much of the potential income is actually earned. The gang would need to roll `dice: 1d6` and add the result to the calculated income. For example, if the gang rolls a 4 on the `dice: 1d6`, they would earn: Income = 30 credits (calculated) + 4 (rolled) = 34 credits This is the actual income generated by controlling the Workshop territory. | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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1,190 | # Actions
:::info
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:::
## Types of Actions
There are 3 types of actions. Each action may be fully resolved before declaring the second action.
#### Basic Action
Can only be made once during a fighter’s activation.
#### Simple Action
Can be made more than once during their activation, each time still uses up one of their actions for the turn.
#### Double Action
Making a Double action counts as making two actions - meaning it takes up the fighter’s entire turn. If a fighter only has one action available for any reason, they can't make a Double action
## Standing: Active
### Move (Simple)
Make a Standard move.
- Move a distance up to their Movement characteristic.
- Climb vertically up or down.
- Cross any gap no wider than their base.
- Attempt to leap across a bigger gap provided they have enough movement left to do so.
- Attempt to jump down to a level below.
### Charge (Double)
Make a Move (Simple) action, adding D3” to the distance. During a charge, the fighter can move within 1” of a Standing (Active or Engaged) or Prone (Pinned or Seriously Injured) enemy (or more than one if they wish), but if they do, they must have sufficient movement to get into B2B with at least one enemy, becoming Engaged. If not, they must stop 1” away. If Engaged at the end of the action, the attacker must immediately make a free Fight (Basic) action. If ending up within 1” of a Seriously Injured enemy, they can make a free Coup de Grace (Simple) action instead.
When equipped with a versatile weapon, the charging fighter can end the move within the versatile weapon's range and must then make the free Fight action.
Vehicles: A fighter within 1" of a vehicle counts as being Engaged (it is sufficient to end the Charge within 1").
### Shoot (Basic)
Make an attack with a ranged weapon.
### Aim (Basic)
+1 hit modifier to any hit rolls in a subsequent Shoot / Fire All (Basic) action this activation.
### Reload (Simple)
Pick a weapon that is Out of Ammo and make an Ammo test. If passed, the weapon is reloaded and no longer Out of Ammo.
:::danger House Rule
Reload is Double action (instead of Simple).
:::
### Coup de Grace (Simple)
Requires the fighter to not be Engaged with any other fighters. Pick a Seriously Injured enemy fighter within 1” and within the vision arc of the fighter making the action. That fighter immediately goes Out of Action.
A fighter making a Charge (Double) action can make a Coup de Grace (Simple) action instead of a Fight (Basic) action if they end their move within 1” of a Prone and Seriously Injured fighter and not Engaged by any enemy fighters.
If making a fight action and the target becomes Seriously Injured, the fighter may end the action with a free Coup de Grace.
:::tip YAQ
Do not make a 2nd Nerve test for fighters that became Seriously Injured and then taken Out of Action by a free Coup de Grace action in the same activation.
:::
### Take Cover (Basic)
Move up to half Movement, then become Pinned.Note: Voluntarily becoming Pinned never triggers an Initiative test to prevent falling (edge, pitfall or similar).
### Ductways: Crawl Through Ductway (Double)
If within 1” of a ductway, place the fighter within 1” of the other end, provided they can be set up so that they are not within 1” of an enemy fighter and so that their base does not overlap that of another friendly fighter or an obstacle.
### Ductways: Fire Through Ductways (Basic)
If within 1” of a ductway, make a ranged attack against an enemy fighter that is within 1” of the other end of the same ductway. The attack will hit on a 5+, regardless of BS or modifiers. Weapons that normally use a Template instead automatically hit all fighters within 2” of the other end of the ductway.
:::tip YAQ
For Blasts, target a fighter within 1" of the ductway or any point within 1" of the ductway. Then roll to hit (5+) and scatter if it misses as normal.
:::
### Door: Operative (Simple)
If within 1”, either open a closed door or close an open door.
### Access Terminal (Basic)
Used for terrain with special rules (locked doors or industrial terrain). If within 1”, make an Intelligence test with a -2 modifier.
**Doors:** If passed, make a free Operate Door action on the terminal’s door (regardless of distance to the door).
**Lift:** If passed, activate or deactivate a single lift on the battlefield. If deactivated, it can't be used until the following round’s End phase.
**Terrain Special Effect:** If passed, activate or deactivate the special effect for a piece of terrain. Activation lasts until the End phase. Deactivation lasts until the next round’s End phase.
**Ancient Terminal:** If passed and a double, gain 2D6x10 Credits. Additionally, if successful, roll a D6:
- **1-2:** +D6 Reputation.
- **3-4:** +D6x10 Credits.
- **5-6:** +D6 Experience.
### Locked Door: Force Open (Basic)
If within 1”, pass the following test to open the door:
- **Open standard:** D6+Str > 8
- **Open vault:** D6+Str > 10
Add +2 per friendly fighter B2B with the door.
### Loot Casket: Smash Open (Basic)
If within 1”, pass the following test to open the loot casket:
- **Open Loot Casket:** D6 + Str > 5
However, suffer a -1 modifier when rolling to determine the casket’s contents (minimum 1).
### Loot Casket: Bypass Lock (Basic)
If within 1”, pass an Intelligence test to open the casket.
### Loot Casket / Ammo Cache: Carry (Simple)
If within 1”, make a Move (Simple) action, carrying the loot casket or ammo cache. When the action ends, the casket is placed in B2B.
### Drop Rig: Descend (Basic)
Requires the Drop Rig wargear. If Active and within 1” of an edge:
- Move 0-3” horizontally and 0-12” vertically downwards.
### Grapnel Launcher: Grapnel (Double)
Requires the Grapnel Launcher wargear. If Active, move up to 12” in a straight line, in any direction. This can be to a different level, as long as the move doesn't go through terrain.
## Standing: Engaged
Fighters who are Standing and Engaged may only perform the following actions:
### Fight (Basic)
Make close combat attacks against one or more Engaged enemies.
### Retreat (Basic)
1. Make an Initiative test. If failed, the action ends.
2. If passed, any Engaged enemies can try to pass an Initiative test in order to make Reaction attacks against the retreating fighter.
3. If still standing, move D6" (2D6” if broken).
### Headbut (Basic)
Requires the Headbutt skill. Can spend a Basic action (Headbutt): Target an Engaged enemy and roll 2D6. At least 1 dice must roll equal to or higher than the target's Toughness to inflict a hit:
- S+2 and D2 (use the attacker's Strength).
Otherwise the attack fumbles and this fighter suffers a hit instead (both dice are less than the target's Toughness):
- S and D1 (use the attacker's Strength)
:::danger House Rule
Can be used instead of a Fight action, so it can be used in combination with a Charge.
:::
### Hurl (Basic)
Requires the Hurl skill. Spend a Basic action (Hurl) to target an enemy fighter:
- Engaged: B2B.
- Seriously Injured: Within 1”.
The enemy fighter must pass an Initiative or be hurled:
1. Choose a direction.
2. Move the fighter D3” in that direction.
3. Stop moving if contacting any Standing fighter, vehicle or terrain.
The hurled fighter (and any model contacted) suffer the following:
- S3 hit.
- Pinned (fighters only)
:::danger House Rule
Can be used instead of a Fight action, so it can be used in combination with a Charge.
:::
## Prone: Pinned
### Stand up (Basic)
The fighter stands up, returning to Active status. Choose the fighter’s facing.
Mounted fighters must pass an Initiative test or the action is wasted (remain Pinned).
### Crawl (Double)
The fighter may move up to half their Movement.
### Blind Fire (Double)
Make a ranged attack, treating their vision arc as 360°. Subtract 2 from the result of any hit rolls.
### Reload (Simple)
Pick a weapon that is Out of Ammo and make an Ammo test. If passed, the weapon is reloaded and no longer Out of Ammo.
:::danger House Rule
Reload is Double action (instead of Simple).
:::
## Prone: Serously Injured
### Crawl (Double)
The fighter may move up to half their Movement.
## Broken
Any fighters subject to the Broken Condition must perform a Running for Cover (Double) action when activated.
### Running for Cover (Double)
If Active, move 2D6”. If Prone (Pinned or Seriously Injured), move half Movement instead.
Attempt to end the move in the following order of priority:
1. More than 3” away from enemy fighters.
2. Out of line of sight of enemy fighters.
3. In partial or full cover.
4. As far away from any enemy fighters as possible.
If Engaged when activated, use same rules as when Retreating:
1. Make an Initiative test. If failed, the action ends.
2. If passed, any Engaged enemies can try to pass an Initiative test in order to make Reaction attacks against the retreating fighter.
3. If still standing, move 2D6", or half Movement if Seriously Injured when trying to Retreat.
## Other Actions
### Frag/Gas/Melta Trap: Set Trap (Double)
Requires a Trap tactics card. Place a Trap within 1” of the fighter. Then, they can move up to D6”.
### Prime Bomb Rat (Basic)
Requires Bomb Delivery Rats. Make an Ammo roll for the grenade as if used normally. Place the bomb delivery rat B2B with the fighter. Pass an Intelligence test to choose the direction. If failed, move the rat in a random direction instead. In either case, the rat moves up to 6”.
### Laser Cut (Double)
Requires the Cutting Beam (Archaeotech Device). If within 1” of a door, loot casket or other damageable piece of terrain, apply a single automatic S8 D3 hit.
### Scan (Simple)
Requires the Viewer (Archaeotech Device). Reveal an enemy fighter within 18”.
### Take a Swig (Simple)
Requires a bottle of Second Best or Wild Snake. Roll a 4+ or the bottle is empty and discarded. Everytime this action is made, add 1 Intoxicated token and remove 1 Flesh Wound (if any). Intoxicated tokens remains until the end of the battle. The amount of tokens decides the effect:
| Tokens | Second Best |
| :----: | :-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **1** | **Feeling Good:** -1 hit modifier to ranged attacks, +1 to Cool tests. |
| **2** | **Getting Unsteady:** -2 hit modifier to ranged attacks, +2 to Cool tests. After making 2 Move actions in a row, pass an Initiative test or become Prone. |
| **3+** | **Blind Drunk:**: -3 hit modifier to ranged attacks, +3 to Cool tests. When making a Move action, move D6” in a random direction. |
| Tokens | Wild Snake |
| :----: | :--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **1** | **A Good Buzz:** -1 hit modifier to ranged attacks, +2 to Cool tests. |
| **2** | **Seeing Double:** -1 hit modifier to ranged attacks, +3 to Cool tests. After choosing a ranged target, before making the hit roll, randomise the actual target between the intended target and any model (friend & foe) within 6” of the intended target. |
| **3+** | **Snake Courage!:**: -2 hit modifier to ranged attacks, automatically pass any Cool tests. |
## Badzone Actions
### Scavenge (Double)
Requires the Old Cache Badzone Event. Roll a D6, adding 1 to the result for each other friendly fighter within 6". On a 6+, place a loot casket in base contact with the fighter.
**Ancient Manufactorum:** Find loot caskets on a 4+ (rather than a 6+).
**Warp-tainted:** If failing the Scavenge action, pass a Willpower test or gain Insanity.
### Cover (Simple)
Requires the fighter to be within 1” of a Service Hatch (Industrial Terrain). Gain partial cover. Any movement (voluntarily or otherwise) removes this benefit.
### Climb (Simple)
Applies to Industrial Claw/Hook (Industrial Terrain). When within 3" of the line between the Claw (or where it connects to the structure) and the ground level, make the Climb (Simple) action to ascend or descend.
### Trigger Claw (Basic)
When within 3” of a Claw/Hook (Industrial Terrain), drop the Claw on an enemy fighter on a lower level than the attacker and within 3" of the line between the Claw (or where it connects to the structure) and the ground level.
The attacked fighter must pass an Initiative test or take a S5 hit.
### Hook Cargo (Simple)
When within 3" of a claw/hook, lift either a Seriously Injured fighter or loot casket (or similar item that can be carried) up or down to any point within 3" of the Claw/Hook, provided that there is space to place the model.
### Jury Rig (Double)
Requires the Abandoned Hardware (Hive Ruins). When B2B, pass an Intelligence test to move the terrain piece up to 10” (moving with it if they wish). Can't climb ladders, but can go up ramps or be driven off ledges (suffering and inflicting damage in the same way as falling fighters). Alternatively, the Hauler or Crane’s claw can be activated (if it has one) using the rules for Industrial Claws and Hooks (Industrial Terrain).
### Disarm (Double)
If within 3” of an Unexploded Ordnance (Forgotten Ordnance), pass an Intelligence or Cool test to remove a token from the bomb.
## Vehicle Actions
Vehicles can make various actions depending of it's Status.
#### Mobile
Default Status that includes the most varied selection of actions.
### Move (Simple)
- Move full speed in a straight line forward.
- Make a single 90° pivot before, during or after the move.
- Automatically cross any gap shorter than the length of the vehicle as long as the starting point is equally high or higher than the target (if not, the vehicle will fall).
### Maneuver (Simple)
- Move half speed in a straight line forward or backwards.
- Can make any number of 90° pivots before, during or after the move. Note: Should probably move at least 1" between each pivot?
### Move & Shoot / Fire All (Basic)
Choose one of the following:
- Move (Simple) action at half speed. Can shoot with a single Crew Weapon or Sidearm before, during or after the move.
- Shoot with all Crew Weapons.
:::danger House Rule
Can also shoot Pistols without Sidearm.
:::
### Aim (Basic)
+1 hit modifier to any hit rolls in a subsequent Shoot / Fire All (Basic) action this activation.
### Reload (Simple)
Pick a weapon that is Out of Ammo and make an Ammo test. If passed, the weapon is reloaded and no longer Out of Ammo.
:::danger House Rule
Reload is Double action (instead of Simple).
:::
### Drift (Basic)
Move half speed in a straight line anywhere in a Side arc. After moving, pass a Handling test (with a +1 modifier) or Lose Control.
### Ram (Double)
Move (Simple) action with +D6". If causing a head-on collision with another vehicle or terrain, this vehicle halves the movement when determining the collision damage it suffers (other affected vehicles suffer a hit as normal).
Use the Movement stat to determine the collision damage:
<table>
<tr><td><b>3-5:</b> </td><td> S3. </td></tr>
<tr><td><b>6-7:</b> </td><td> S5, AP-1. </td></tr>
<tr><td><b>8-9:</b> </td><td> S7, AP-2, D2. </td></tr>
<tr><td><b>10+:</b> </td><td> S9, AP-3, D3. </td></tr>
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### Spin (Basic)
Move (Simple) action at half speed. Pivot 180° instead of 90°. After pivoting, pass a Handling test or Lose Control.
### Full Throttle (Double)
Move (Simpe) action using 3x Movement stat. If turning during the move, immediately after the turn, pass a Handling test (-1 modifier) or Lose Control.
#### Stationary
A Stationary (Stalled) vehicle only has a limited amount of actions available.
### Jump Start (Simple)
Pass a Handling test to restart (become Mobile).
- +1 modifier if having 2+ Wounds remaining.
### Turn Over (Basic)
Move (Simple) but only D3". +1 modifier to the next Restart test.
### Free Wheel (Basic)
Move (Simple) but only D6". Roll a D2 to determine the direction:
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Collision damage is worked out as normal.
:::danger House Rule
If on sloped surface, move downwards according to gravity instead of randomizing.
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### Fire All (Basic)
Shoot with all Crew Weapons.
#### Broken
When becoming Broken (or activating while Broken), immediately lose any Ready marker and activate (even if already activated this round) as follows:
- Mobile: Break For Air (Double) action.
- Stationary: Burn Out (Double) action.
### Break For Air (Double): Mobile
Move 3D6" with any number of pivots.
Attempt to end the move in the following order of priority:
1. More than 3” away from enemy models.
2. Out of line of sight of enemy models.
3. In partial or full cover.
4. As far away from any enemy models as possible.
### Burn Out (Double): Stationary
- Place D3 Smoke Blasts (5") anywhere within 1".
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If making a fight action and the target becomes Seriously Injured, the fighter may end the action with a free Coup de Grace. :::tip YAQ Do not make a 2nd Nerve test for fighters that became Seriously Injured and then taken Out of Action by a free Coup de Grace action in the same activation. ::: ### Take Cover (Basic) Move up to half Movement, then become Pinned.Note: Voluntarily becoming Pinned never triggers an Initiative test to prevent falling (edge, pitfall or similar). ### Ductways: Crawl Through Ductway (Double) If within 1” of a ductway, place the fighter within 1” of the other end, provided they can be set up so that they are not within 1” of an enemy fighter and so that their base does not overlap that of another friendly fighter or an obstacle. ### Ductways: Fire Through Ductways (Basic) If within 1” of a ductway, make a ranged attack against an enemy fighter that is within 1” of the other end of the same ductway. The attack will hit on a 5+, regardless of BS or modifiers. 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Deactivation lasts until the next round’s End phase. **Ancient Terminal:** If passed and a double, gain 2D6x10 Credits. Additionally, if successful, roll a D6: - **1-2:** +D6 Reputation. - **3-4:** +D6x10 Credits. - **5-6:** +D6 Experience. ### Locked Door: Force Open (Basic) If within 1”, pass the following test to open the door: - **Open standard:** D6+Str > 8 - **Open vault:** D6+Str > 10 Add +2 per friendly fighter B2B with the door. ### Loot Casket: Smash Open (Basic) If within 1”, pass the following test to open the loot casket: - **Open Loot Casket:** D6 + Str > 5 However, suffer a -1 modifier when rolling to determine the casket’s contents (minimum 1). ### Loot Casket: Bypass Lock (Basic) If within 1”, pass an Intelligence test to open the casket. ### Loot Casket / Ammo Cache: Carry (Simple) If within 1”, make a Move (Simple) action, carrying the loot casket or ammo cache. 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If passed, the weapon is reloaded and no longer Out of Ammo. :::danger House Rule Reload is Double action (instead of Simple). ::: ## Prone: Serously Injured ### Crawl (Double) The fighter may move up to half their Movement. ## Broken Any fighters subject to the Broken Condition must perform a Running for Cover (Double) action when activated. ### Running for Cover (Double) If Active, move 2D6”. If Prone (Pinned or Seriously Injured), move half Movement instead. Attempt to end the move in the following order of priority: 1. More than 3” away from enemy fighters. 2. Out of line of sight of enemy fighters. 3. In partial or full cover. 4. As far away from any enemy fighters as possible. If Engaged when activated, use same rules as when Retreating: 1. Make an Initiative test. If failed, the action ends. 2. If passed, any Engaged enemies can try to pass an Initiative test in order to make Reaction attacks against the retreating fighter. 3. 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The attacked fighter must pass an Initiative test or take a S5 hit. ### Hook Cargo (Simple) When within 3" of a claw/hook, lift either a Seriously Injured fighter or loot casket (or similar item that can be carried) up or down to any point within 3" of the Claw/Hook, provided that there is space to place the model. ### Jury Rig (Double) Requires the Abandoned Hardware (Hive Ruins). When B2B, pass an Intelligence test to move the terrain piece up to 10” (moving with it if they wish). Can't climb ladders, but can go up ramps or be driven off ledges (suffering and inflicting damage in the same way as falling fighters). 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9 | ### MIND CONTROL (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#1-mind-control-basic-continuous-effect)
[[gang-rules]]
## Description
*The wyrd reaches into a foe’s brain and takes control of their actions.*
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449 | # Embracing The Dark Gods
The taint of Chaos can be found throughout the
depths of Necromunda’s hive cities, its remote ash
waste settlements and even among the decadent
nobles of its spires. None can count themselves safe
from the influence of the Chaos gods, though some
openly embrace the darkness in their thirst for power
and violence.
The following section provides guidelines for creating
a gang dedicated to the Dark Gods or running one
that turns to the worship of Chaos during a campaign. Any of the six House gangs – Orlock, Delaque, Escher, Cawdor, Goliath and Van Saar – can turn to Chaos if
their player chooses.
## Making A Dark Pact
Turning a gang to Chaos can be done in one of two
ways: either the gang can begin dedicated to the
Dark Gods or they can turn during a campaign. During gang creation a player can decide if their gang
is dedicated to the Dark Gods. If they do, they gain the
benefits detailed that follow, but are also automatically
an Outlaw gang (see page 6).
During a campaign a player can attempt to turn to
Chaos by having their Leader make the Dark Ritual
Post-battle action (see page 27). If this action
successfully draws the favour of a Chaos god, or if
one of the gang’s members is turned into a Chaos
Spawn, the gang becomes both a Chaos Corrupted
gang as well as an Outlaw gang.
## Benefits Of Chaos
A Chaos Corrupted gang gains the following benefits:
- Lasting Injuries may become Mutations
(see page 11).
- The ability to perform Dark Rituals as a post- battle action.
- Fighters in a Chaos Corrupted gang never become
subject to the Insanity condition even if a scenario
rule or special rule states that they would.
- The ability to include Chaos Spawn in their gangs
(see page 28).
- The favour of a Chaos god (see page 27).
Note that only Helot Chaos Cults gangs are permitted
to seek the favour of different gods. For Chaos
Corrupted gangs, once they have received the
favour of a god, they cannot pray to any others when
conducting a Dark Ritual.
## Agents Of Misrule
In a Law and Misrule Campaign, any gang that is
dedicated to the Dark Gods or that makes a Dark
Pact automatically becomes aligned to Misrule. They
cannot change their alignment further over the course
of the campaign.
:::note
### Designer’s Note: Modelling Chaos Corrupted Gangs
Chaos Corrupted gangs provide a wealth of
modelling opportunities for players. Blood-spattered Goliath gangs dedicated to Khorne, pale-skinned, filth-encrusted Cawdor bowing
down to the Plague God and luridly-coloured
Delaque in the service of Tzeentch are some
of the obvious options, though players really
are limited only by their own imagination (and
perhaps the contents of their bits box!).
While there are no game requirements to model
a Chaos Corrupted gang as different from their
more ‘wholesome’ counterparts (after all Chaos
does love hiding in plain sight), it is certainly
encouraged. Also, in a campaign the Arbitrator
might require Chaos Corrupted gangs to be
distinct from their non-corrupted counterparts, so
that their opponents know what kind of gang they
are facing.
:::
## Blood God
Gangs dedicated to the Blood God thirst for murder
and carnage. These savage fighters enjoy nothing
more than the feel of arterial blood spraying
across their screaming faces and bare arms
as they hack apart their victims. The most
notorious followers of the Blood God on
Necromunda are the Corpse Grinders, though
there are many others who pay homage
to the Lord of Skulls, such as the Quinspire
Deathcults, the Gore Warriors of Mynerva and
there are even whispers of a renegade Goliath
clan known as the Blood Forge.
### Benefits
Helot Chaos Cults and Chaos Corrupted
gangs who have earned the favour of the Blood
God gain the following benefits in their next game:
- Once per round, a single failed Wound roll can be
re-rolled.
- If a Chaos Spawn is part of the gang’s crew, it gains
+1 to its Strength characteristic.
- The gang’s Leader adds +1 to their
Attacks characteristic.
## Plague Lord
Gangs dedicated to the Plague Lord have found
ample places to thrive in the depths of the underhive. Amongst fungal wildernesses and zombie-choked
ruins, muties offer up prayers to their foul deity for
deliverance from their hellish existence. That the
Plague God rewards them with pestilence does little
to diminish their faith, and there are numerous cults
scattered across Necromunda such as the Sons of
the Weeping Sore, the Zombie Herders of Mortis or
the debased ex-Cawdor fane dedicated to the Plague
Emperor Ascendant.
### Benefits
Helot Chaos Cults and Chaos Corrupted gangs who
have earned the Favour of the Plague Lord gain the
following benefits in their next game:
- Once per End phase, a single Recovery roll can be
re-rolled.
- If a Chaos Spawn is part of the gang’s crew, it gains
+1 to its Toughness characteristic.
- The gang’s Leader adds +1 to their
Wounds characteristic.
## Dark Prince
Gangs dedicated to the Dark Prince indulge in
hedonism and excess in all its forms. Pain, terror and
torment drive those pledged to this alluring tyrant, the god’s followers constantly pushing themselves
for ever more extreme sensations. Necromunda’s
spires and their decadent elite make fertile breeding
grounds for such cults, though it is just as likely they
will hide in the shadows of the underhive, such as
the Gentlemen of Pain, disgraced noblemen from the
peaks of the spires who exult in the most unspeakable
pastimes, or the wandering torture-merchants known
as the Screaming Brides.
### Benefits
Helot Chaos Cults and Chaos Corrupted gangs who
have earned the favour of the Dark Prince gain the
following benefits in their next game:
- Once per round, during the Activation phase, two
fighters that are Ready can be picked and activated
one after the other, rather than the usual one.
- If a Chaos Spawn is part of the gang’s crew it
rolls two D6 when determining its movement and
chooses the highest result.
- The gang’s Leader adds +2 to their
Movement characteristic.
## Architect Of Fate
Gangs dedicated to the Architect of Fate are
schemers and psykers; always seeking to create
confusion and chaos among the hives. Tapping into
the dark power of the Warp, these Chaos cults pose
perhaps the greatest threat to Necromunda, as they
twist the very stuff of reality to their will. Such cults
can be found hiding throughout Necromunda, such
as the Coven of Eyes dealing secrets in Hive City or
the Wyrdborn gathering up psykers in the underhive. Some are even more ancient and pervasive still, like
the rumoured Immortal Cult of Necromunda, with
its millennia-long mission to bring about the psychic
awakening of humanity, whatever the price…
### Benefits
Helot Chaos Cults and Chaos Corrupted gangs who
have earned the favour of the Architect of Fate gain
the following benefits in their next game:
- Once per round, a single fighter may ignore all
negative modifiers when making a Shoot (Basic) or
Shoot (Double) action.
- If a Chaos Spawn is part of the gang’s crew, it gains
a Save of 4+.
- The gang’s Leader gains a random wyrd power (see
page 171 of the Necromunda Rulebook).
:::note
### The True Name Of Chaos
The true names of the Chaos gods are seldom
ever spoken in the underhive, even by those in
their service, and the overwhelming majority of
Necromundans are entirely ignorant of the true
nature of the gods at all. However, gangs and
hivers alike know them, and their effects, by other
names. For instance, Tzeentch is the Whisperer, the Watcher or the Dreamer; Slaanesh is the Pale
One, Shadow Ruler or the Nightwild; Khorne is
the Scratcher, the Red God or the Lord of Skin
and Sinew, and Nurgle is the King in Rags and
Tatters, the Lord of Shivers or Old Festus. For ease
of use, the rules use the most well-known names
for the four principal Chaos powers, though it can
be imagined gangs refer to them using the titles
above – if they dare speak their names at all!
:::
## Mutations
Open wounds are a gateway for more than just
disease and rot. The Chaos gods exalt in torn flesh
and severed muscle, bestowing their ‘blessings’ on
those that spill gore in their sight. In addition to the
ever-present risk of infection and death, gangers
fighting beneath the gaze of the Ruinous Powers risk
more unnatural dangers.
When a fighter in a Helot Chaos Cults, Corpse Grinder
Cult or Chaos Corrupted gang gains a Lasting Injury
(regardless of the cause), there is a chance it will
become a mutation. If the result was Lesson Learned,
Out Cold, Grievous Injury, Critical Injury or Memorable
Death, apply the Lasting Injury as normal. Otherwise
roll a D6 with the following modifiers:
- Add 1 if the Lasting Injury was inflicted by a fighter
from a Chaos Corrupted gang, a Helot Chaos Cults
gang or a Corpse Grinder gang.
- Add 1 if the Lasting Injury was sustained by a
Daemon or daemonically possessed fighter.
- Add 1 if the fighter who suffered the Lasting Injury
already has at least one other mutation.
If the result of the roll is a 6 or more then the Lasting
Injury becomes a mutation. Do not apply the effects of
the Lasting Injury to the fighter, instead make a note
on their Fighter card of the corresponding mutation
(see the Mutations table). The same mutation cannot
be gained more than once. If a fighter would gain a
duplicate mutation, the player may choose another
mutation from the Mutations table instead.
The boons of the Dark Gods always come with a
price, and no one suffers their blessings for long
without succumbing to madness and corruption. As soon as a fighter gains a number of mutations
equal to their Toughness characteristic, they are
transformed into a Chaos Spawn (see page 28) and
removed from the gang roster unless they are part
of a Chaos Cult, Chaos Corrupted or Corpse Grinder
Cult gang – in these cases, the Chaos Spawn is added
to the gang roster immediately.
### Mutations
| Lasting Injury | Mutation |
| :------------- | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Humiliated | **Hungering Pride:** The fighter must activate before any other fighters in their crew. If there is more than one fighter in the crew with this mutation, the controlling player may choose which one to activate first. Fighters with this mutation gain 1 additional Experience point if they take an enemy Leader or Champion Out of Action. |
| Head Injury | **Dark Madness:** The fighter must make an Intelligence check when they activate. If the test is failed, roll a D6 to determine their first action for this activation: 1-2 Move action, 3-4 Shoot or Fight action, 5-6 No action. |
| Eye Injury | **Bestial Senses:** The fighter cannot be included as part of a group activation, nor can they initiate a group activation if they are a Leader or Champion. The fighter counts as always being equipped with a [bio-scanner](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#bio-scanner). |
| Hand Injury | **Disturbing Appendage:** The fighter always counts as being equipped with a fighting knife which cannot be disarmed or destroyed. When using weapons with the Unwieldy trait, the fighter suffers a -1 modifier to their Weapon Skill or Ballistic Skill rolls. |
| Hobbled | **Warped Limbs:** Reduce the fighter’s Move characteristic by 1. When the fighter makes a Charge action roll three D3, instead of one, and choose the highest to determine the distance they move. |
| Spinal | **Injury Crooked Body:** Ranged attacks made against the fighter suffer a -1 modifier to hit while within the attacking weapon’s Long range. The fighter cannot wear armour of any kind – any armour they are currently equipped with may be returned to the gang’s Stash. |
| Enfeebled | **Twisted Flesh:** When the fighter activates, they may remove one Flesh Wound from their Fighter card. The fighter cannot benefit from bio-boosters, medicae kits or assistance fromother fighters when making Recovery tests. | | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # Embracing The Dark Gods The taint of Chaos can be found throughout the depths of Necromunda’s hive cities, its remote ash waste settlements and even among the decadent nobles of its spires. None can count themselves safe from the influence of the Chaos gods, though some openly embrace the darkness in their thirst for power and violence. The following section provides guidelines for creating a gang dedicated to the Dark Gods or running one that turns to the worship of Chaos during a campaign. Any of the six House gangs – Orlock, Delaque, Escher, Cawdor, Goliath and Van Saar – can turn to Chaos if their player chooses. ## Making A Dark Pact Turning a gang to Chaos can be done in one of two ways: either the gang can begin dedicated to the Dark Gods or they can turn during a campaign. During gang creation a player can decide if their gang is dedicated to the Dark Gods. If they do, they gain the benefits detailed that follow, but are also automatically an Outlaw gang (see page 6). During a campaign a player can attempt to turn to Chaos by having their Leader make the Dark Ritual Post-battle action (see page 27). If this action successfully draws the favour of a Chaos god, or if one of the gang’s members is turned into a Chaos Spawn, the gang becomes both a Chaos Corrupted gang as well as an Outlaw gang. ## Benefits Of Chaos A Chaos Corrupted gang gains the following benefits: - Lasting Injuries may become Mutations (see page 11). - The ability to perform Dark Rituals as a post- battle action. - Fighters in a Chaos Corrupted gang never become subject to the Insanity condition even if a scenario rule or special rule states that they would. - The ability to include Chaos Spawn in their gangs (see page 28). - The favour of a Chaos god (see page 27). Note that only Helot Chaos Cults gangs are permitted to seek the favour of different gods. For Chaos Corrupted gangs, once they have received the favour of a god, they cannot pray to any others when conducting a Dark Ritual. ## Agents Of Misrule In a Law and Misrule Campaign, any gang that is dedicated to the Dark Gods or that makes a Dark Pact automatically becomes aligned to Misrule. They cannot change their alignment further over the course of the campaign. :::note ### Designer’s Note: Modelling Chaos Corrupted Gangs Chaos Corrupted gangs provide a wealth of modelling opportunities for players. Blood-spattered Goliath gangs dedicated to Khorne, pale-skinned, filth-encrusted Cawdor bowing down to the Plague God and luridly-coloured Delaque in the service of Tzeentch are some of the obvious options, though players really are limited only by their own imagination (and perhaps the contents of their bits box!). While there are no game requirements to model a Chaos Corrupted gang as different from their more ‘wholesome’ counterparts (after all Chaos does love hiding in plain sight), it is certainly encouraged. Also, in a campaign the Arbitrator might require Chaos Corrupted gangs to be distinct from their non-corrupted counterparts, so that their opponents know what kind of gang they are facing. ::: ## Blood God Gangs dedicated to the Blood God thirst for murder and carnage. These savage fighters enjoy nothing more than the feel of arterial blood spraying across their screaming faces and bare arms as they hack apart their victims. The most notorious followers of the Blood God on Necromunda are the Corpse Grinders, though there are many others who pay homage to the Lord of Skulls, such as the Quinspire Deathcults, the Gore Warriors of Mynerva and there are even whispers of a renegade Goliath clan known as the Blood Forge. ### Benefits Helot Chaos Cults and Chaos Corrupted gangs who have earned the favour of the Blood God gain the following benefits in their next game: - Once per round, a single failed Wound roll can be re-rolled. - If a Chaos Spawn is part of the gang’s crew, it gains +1 to its Strength characteristic. - The gang’s Leader adds +1 to their Attacks characteristic. ## Plague Lord Gangs dedicated to the Plague Lord have found ample places to thrive in the depths of the underhive. Amongst fungal wildernesses and zombie-choked ruins, muties offer up prayers to their foul deity for deliverance from their hellish existence. That the Plague God rewards them with pestilence does little to diminish their faith, and there are numerous cults scattered across Necromunda such as the Sons of the Weeping Sore, the Zombie Herders of Mortis or the debased ex-Cawdor fane dedicated to the Plague Emperor Ascendant. ### Benefits Helot Chaos Cults and Chaos Corrupted gangs who have earned the Favour of the Plague Lord gain the following benefits in their next game: - Once per End phase, a single Recovery roll can be re-rolled. - If a Chaos Spawn is part of the gang’s crew, it gains +1 to its Toughness characteristic. - The gang’s Leader adds +1 to their Wounds characteristic. ## Dark Prince Gangs dedicated to the Dark Prince indulge in hedonism and excess in all its forms. Pain, terror and torment drive those pledged to this alluring tyrant, the god’s followers constantly pushing themselves for ever more extreme sensations. Necromunda’s spires and their decadent elite make fertile breeding grounds for such cults, though it is just as likely they will hide in the shadows of the underhive, such as the Gentlemen of Pain, disgraced noblemen from the peaks of the spires who exult in the most unspeakable pastimes, or the wandering torture-merchants known as the Screaming Brides. ### Benefits Helot Chaos Cults and Chaos Corrupted gangs who have earned the favour of the Dark Prince gain the following benefits in their next game: - Once per round, during the Activation phase, two fighters that are Ready can be picked and activated one after the other, rather than the usual one. - If a Chaos Spawn is part of the gang’s crew it rolls two D6 when determining its movement and chooses the highest result. - The gang’s Leader adds +2 to their Movement characteristic. ## Architect Of Fate Gangs dedicated to the Architect of Fate are schemers and psykers; always seeking to create confusion and chaos among the hives. Tapping into the dark power of the Warp, these Chaos cults pose perhaps the greatest threat to Necromunda, as they twist the very stuff of reality to their will. Such cults can be found hiding throughout Necromunda, such as the Coven of Eyes dealing secrets in Hive City or the Wyrdborn gathering up psykers in the underhive. Some are even more ancient and pervasive still, like the rumoured Immortal Cult of Necromunda, with its millennia-long mission to bring about the psychic awakening of humanity, whatever the price… ### Benefits Helot Chaos Cults and Chaos Corrupted gangs who have earned the favour of the Architect of Fate gain the following benefits in their next game: - Once per round, a single fighter may ignore all negative modifiers when making a Shoot (Basic) or Shoot (Double) action. - If a Chaos Spawn is part of the gang’s crew, it gains a Save of 4+. - The gang’s Leader gains a random wyrd power (see page 171 of the Necromunda Rulebook). :::note ### The True Name Of Chaos The true names of the Chaos gods are seldom ever spoken in the underhive, even by those in their service, and the overwhelming majority of Necromundans are entirely ignorant of the true nature of the gods at all. However, gangs and hivers alike know them, and their effects, by other names. For instance, Tzeentch is the Whisperer, the Watcher or the Dreamer; Slaanesh is the Pale One, Shadow Ruler or the Nightwild; Khorne is the Scratcher, the Red God or the Lord of Skin and Sinew, and Nurgle is the King in Rags and Tatters, the Lord of Shivers or Old Festus. For ease of use, the rules use the most well-known names for the four principal Chaos powers, though it can be imagined gangs refer to them using the titles above – if they dare speak their names at all! ::: ## Mutations Open wounds are a gateway for more than just disease and rot. The Chaos gods exalt in torn flesh and severed muscle, bestowing their ‘blessings’ on those that spill gore in their sight. In addition to the ever-present risk of infection and death, gangers fighting beneath the gaze of the Ruinous Powers risk more unnatural dangers. When a fighter in a Helot Chaos Cults, Corpse Grinder Cult or Chaos Corrupted gang gains a Lasting Injury (regardless of the cause), there is a chance it will become a mutation. If the result was Lesson Learned, Out Cold, Grievous Injury, Critical Injury or Memorable Death, apply the Lasting Injury as normal. Otherwise roll a D6 with the following modifiers: - Add 1 if the Lasting Injury was inflicted by a fighter from a Chaos Corrupted gang, a Helot Chaos Cults gang or a Corpse Grinder gang. - Add 1 if the Lasting Injury was sustained by a Daemon or daemonically possessed fighter. - Add 1 if the fighter who suffered the Lasting Injury already has at least one other mutation. If the result of the roll is a 6 or more then the Lasting Injury becomes a mutation. Do not apply the effects of the Lasting Injury to the fighter, instead make a note on their Fighter card of the corresponding mutation (see the Mutations table). The same mutation cannot be gained more than once. If a fighter would gain a duplicate mutation, the player may choose another mutation from the Mutations table instead. The boons of the Dark Gods always come with a price, and no one suffers their blessings for long without succumbing to madness and corruption. As soon as a fighter gains a number of mutations equal to their Toughness characteristic, they are transformed into a Chaos Spawn (see page 28) and removed from the gang roster unless they are part of a Chaos Cult, Chaos Corrupted or Corpse Grinder Cult gang – in these cases, the Chaos Spawn is added to the gang roster immediately. ### Mutations | Lasting Injury | Mutation | | :------------- | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Humiliated | **Hungering Pride:** The fighter must activate before any other fighters in their crew. If there is more than one fighter in the crew with this mutation, the controlling player may choose which one to activate first. Fighters with this mutation gain 1 additional Experience point if they take an enemy Leader or Champion Out of Action. | | Head Injury | **Dark Madness:** The fighter must make an Intelligence check when they activate. If the test is failed, roll a D6 to determine their first action for this activation: 1-2 Move action, 3-4 Shoot or Fight action, 5-6 No action. | | Eye Injury | **Bestial Senses:** The fighter cannot be included as part of a group activation, nor can they initiate a group activation if they are a Leader or Champion. The fighter counts as always being equipped with a [bio-scanner](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#bio-scanner). | | Hand Injury | **Disturbing Appendage:** The fighter always counts as being equipped with a fighting knife which cannot be disarmed or destroyed. When using weapons with the Unwieldy trait, the fighter suffers a -1 modifier to their Weapon Skill or Ballistic Skill rolls. | | Hobbled | **Warped Limbs:** Reduce the fighter’s Move characteristic by 1. When the fighter makes a Charge action roll three D3, instead of one, and choose the highest to determine the distance they move. | | Spinal | **Injury Crooked Body:** Ranged attacks made against the fighter suffer a -1 modifier to hit while within the attacking weapon’s Long range. The fighter cannot wear armour of any kind – any armour they are currently equipped with may be returned to the gang’s Stash. | | Enfeebled | **Twisted Flesh:** When the fighter activates, they may remove one Flesh Wound from their Fighter card. The fighter cannot benefit from bio-boosters, medicae kits or assistance fromother fighters when making Recovery tests. | | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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934 | # **INTRODUCTION**
Necromunda is a sprawling, evolving game, with numerous rules published since its 2017 version. These rules vary across publications, with some contradictions. The community has created compilations to keep the game playable. The goal of this website is to make the rules clear and accessible, consolidating all content from the 2017 release onwards. Initially based on the Necrodamus rules compilation, the 2023 Core Rules are now used verbatim (RAW), covering both these and previous publications.
Note: All original content is owned by Games Workshop and published here without permission. Supporting the game by purchasing gangs and their corresponding House/Books is encouraged, as Necromunda is narrative-rich with extensive backstories.
# **WEAPONS OF (GANG) WAR**
*Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)*
The essential elements for playing Necromunda include models for fighters and vehicles, and terrain for the battlefield. Other necessary items include:
## **MARKERS**
Markers represent various model statuses and conditions, track lost Wounds or Hull Points, and can be placed on the battlefield or on Fighter/Vehicle cards. Examples include:
- **Ready markers**: Indicate a model is ready for activation.
- **Out of Ammo markers**: Show a weapon is out of ammunition or malfunctioned.
- **Blaze markers**: Signify a model is on fire or ‘subject to the Blaze condition’.
## **TEMPLATES**
### **BLAST MARKERS**
A circular template, 3" or 5" in diameter, used for weapons with the Blast trait.
### **FLAME TEMPLATES**
Teardrop-shaped, approximately 8" long, used for weapons with the Template trait.
## **RULER/TAPE MEASURE**
All distances in Necromunda are measured in inches. Pre-measuring is not allowed, and ranges are measured only when required by the rules.
## **VISION ARC TEMPLATE**
A triangular template to determine a model’s vision arc quickly and easily.
## **FIGHTER AND VEHICLE CARDS**
Each fighter and vehicle is represented by a card filled with their characteristics and equipment. These cards provide a reference during battle and can be used to place markers, keeping the battlefield uncluttered.
## **YAKTRIBE**
Yaktribe.games is widely used for arbitrating campaigns, featuring a gang builder for digital record-keeping of fighters.
## **NECROMUNDA DICE**
Necromunda uses several dice types, including:
- **D6**: A regular six-sided dice, often with a special logo on the '6'.
- **D3**: Rolled by halving the result of a D6, rounding up.
- **Firepower Dice**: Used for ranged attacks to determine ammunition depletion or malfunction.
- **Scatter Dice**: Used for determining random directions, especially for Blast weapons.
- **Injury Dice**: Determine the severity of injuries.
- **Location Dice**: Determine where a vehicle is hit.
- **Damage Dice**: Determine the severity of vehicle damage.
- **Control Dice**: Determine outcomes when a vehicle loses control.
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# **GANG FIGHTERS & THEIR WEAPONRY**
In Necromunda, players control a ‘gang’ composed of models referred to as ‘fighters’ or ‘vehicles’. Each model is of a named type, representing a rank within the gang’s hierarchy (e.g., Leader, Ganger, Underhive Scum, Brute). The terms ‘fighter’, ‘vehicle’, or ‘model’ encompass all within the rules.
## **FIGHTER PROFILES**
*Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)*
### **FIGHTER CHARACTERISTICS PROFILES**
Each fighter has a characteristics profile detailing their battle capabilities. For instance, the profile for an Orlock Gunner is:
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 5" | 4+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 4+ | 1 | 6+ | 7+ | 7+ | 7+ |
Characteristics represent various traits or attributes:
- **Movement (M), Strength (S), Toughness (T), Wounds (W), Attacks (A)**: Higher numbers are better.
- **Weapon Skill (WS), Ballistic Skill (BS), Initiative (I)**: Shown as target numbers (e.g., 4+), where lower numbers are better.
- **Psychology characteristics (Leadership (Ld), Cool (Cl), Willpower (Wil), Intelligence (Int))**: Also target numbers, with lower being better.
**Maximum and Minimum Characteristic Values:**
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Max 8" | 2+ | 2+ | 6 | 6 | 6 | 2+ | 10 | 3+ | 3+ | 3+ | 3+ |
| Min 1" | 6+ | 6+ | 1 | 1 | 1 | 6+ | 1 | 10+ | 10+ | 10+ | 10+ |
**Note**: Movement, Strength, Toughness can be improved twice, and Wounds, Attacks once beyond their basic profile.
### **FIGHTER CHARACTERISTICS & CHARACTERISTIC TESTS**
A fighter’s characteristics are defined as follows:
- **Movement (M)**: Distance in inches the fighter can move with a standard Move action.
- **Weapon Skill (WS)**: Proficiency in close combat using Melee or Sidearm trait weapons.
- **Ballistic Skill (BS)**: Proficiency with ranged weapons.
- **Strength (S)**: Likelihood of inflicting damage in close combat.
- **Toughness (T)**: Resistance to being wounded by attacks.
- **Wounds (W)**: How much damage the fighter can endure before succumbing.
- **Initiative (I)**: Agility, dexterity, and reflexes measure.
- **Attacks (A)**: Speed and ability in melee.
- **Leadership (LD)**: Ability to issue or follow commands in battle.
- **Cool (CL)**: Capacity for keeping calm under fire.
- **Willpower (WIL)**: Mental fortitude and resilience.
- **Intelligence (INT)**: Mental acuity and knowledge application.
**Modifying Characteristics**:
- Simple numbers: Apply modifiers as written.
- Target numbers: Apply modifiers to the dice roll, not the characteristic.
**Characteristic Tests**:
- **WS, BS, I tests**: Roll a D6; success if equal to or higher than the characteristic.
- **Ld, Cl, Wil, Int tests**: Roll 2D6; success if equal to or higher than the characteristic.
- **Strength/Toughness checks**: Roll a D6; success if equal to or lower than the characteristic.
### **FIGHTER CARDS**
Fighters are represented by models on the battlefield and Fighter cards, detailing characteristics, equipment, and other information. Blank Fighter cards for each House are available in the Gang Tactics cards packs.
# **GANG FIGHTERS & THEIR WEAPONRY (CONTINUED)**
### **FIGHTER CARDS**
Each Fighter card includes several key areas:
- **Fighter’s Name**: Including rank if they are a Leader or Champion.
- **Cost in Credits**: The value of the fighter.
- **Characteristics**: Last four (Ld, Cl, Wil, Int) are shaded for psychological characteristics.
- **Weapons**: Carried by the fighter.
- **Skills**: Possessed by the fighter.
- **Equipment**: Including armor, carried by the fighter.
## **WEAPON PROFILES**
*Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)*
### **EXAMPLE: HEAVY STUBBER PROFILE**
| Weapon | Range S/L | Accuracy S/L | Strength | AP | Damage | Ammo | Traits | AL | Credit Cost |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Heavy stubber | 20"/40" | -/-1 | 4 | -1 | 1 | 4+ | Rapid Fire (2), Unwieldy | R7 | 130 |
**Key Characteristics of Weapons:**
- **Range (RNG)**: Short (S) and Long (L), in inches.
- **Accuracy (ACC)**: Modifiers for hit rolls within Short or Long range.
- **Strength (STR)**: Used for wound rolls.
- **Armour Piercing (AP)**: Modifier applied to armor saves.
- **Damage (D)**: Indicates how much damage the weapon inflicts.
- **Ammo (AM)**: Determines the chance of running Out of Ammo.
- **Traits**: Unique bonuses or changes in weapon functionality.
- **Availability Level (AL)**: Indicates availability from the Trading Post.
- **Credit Cost**: Cost of the weapon from the Trading Post.
## **VEHICLE PROFILES**
*Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)*
### **EXAMPLE: GOLIATH ROAD THUG IN A GOLIATH MAULER**
**Vehicle Characteristics**
| M | Front | Side | Rear | HP | Hnd | Sv | BS | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 7" | 5 | 4 | 4 | 3 | 5+ | 5+ | 4+ | 8+ | 5+ | 9+ | 8+ |
**INFO**: Vehicle profiles may vary slightly in format for brevity on Necrodamus.
# **VEHICLE PROFILES**
*Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)*
### **EXAMPLE VEHICLE CHARACTERISTICS**
| M | Front | Side | Rear | HP | Hnd | Sv |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 7" | 5 | 4 | 4 | 3 | 5+ | 5+ |
Each characteristic represents a different trait of the vehicle or its crew:
- **Movement (M), Toughness (Front, Side, Rear), Hull Points (HP)**: Higher numbers are better.
- **Save (Sv), Ballistic Skill (BS), Handling (Hnd)**: Lower numbers (target numbers) are better.
- **Psychology Characteristics (Leadership (Ld), Cool (Cl), Willpower (Wil), Intelligence (Int))**: Lower target numbers are better.
**Maximum and Minimum Characteristic Values:**
**Vehicle Characteristics**
| M | Front | Side | Rear | HP | Hnd | Sv |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Max 12" | 10 | 10 | 10 | 8 | 3+ | 2+ |
| Min 1" | 3 | 3 | 3 | 1 | 10+ | 6+ |
**Crew Characteristics**
| BS | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Max 2+ | 3+ | 3+ | 3+ | 3+ |
| Min 6+ | 10+ | 10+ | 10+ | 10+ |
### **VEHICLE CHARACTERISTICS & CHARACTERISTIC TESTS**
- **MOVEMENT (M)**: Distance in inches the vehicle can move.
- **TOUGHNESS (Front, Side, Rear)**: Measures vehicle's resilience.
- **HULL POINTS (HP)**: Endurance before being Wrecked.
- **HANDLING (Hnd)**: Manoeuvrability and responsiveness.
- **SAVE (Sv)**: Armor level of the vehicle.
- **BALLISTIC SKILL (BS)**: Crew's proficiency with ranged weapons.
- **LEADERSHIP (Ld)**: Crew's command ability in battle.
- **COOL (Cl)**: Crew's calmness under fire.
- **WILLPOWER (Wil)**: Crew's mental fortitude.
- **INTELLIGENCE (Int)**: Crew's mental acuity and knowledge.
**Modifying Characteristics**: Apply modifiers as written for simple numbers, and to dice rolls for target numbers.
**Characteristic Tests**:
- **BS tests**: Roll a D6; success if equal to or higher than the characteristic.
- **Hnd, Ld, Cl, Wil, Int tests**: Roll 2D6; success if equal to or higher than the characteristic.
- **Toughness checks**: Roll a D6; success if less than or equal to the characteristic, but a natural 6 always fails.
### **VEHICLE CARDS**
Vehicle cards represent each vehicle with their characteristics, upgrades, special rules, and other information. Each card includes:
- **Vehicle’s Name**
- **Vehicle’s Type**
- **Cost in Credits**
- **Characteristics**: Last five shaded for crew traits.
- **Equipped Weapons**
- **Special Rules**
- **Upgrades and Wargear**
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## **SKILLS**
*Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)*
This section lists universal skills available to models, split into nine Skill Sets. Skills are listed by name with their rules. Note that crew can only gain skills from the Driving, Leadership, Shooting, and Savant sets.
## **UNIVERSAL SKILLS AND GANG SPECIFIC SKILLS**
Gangs have access to unique skill sets. These are detailed in Gang-Specific Skills.
**Random Skill Determination Tables:**
| D6 | Agility | Brawn | Combat | Cunning | Driving |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 1 | Catfall | Bull Charge | Combat Master | Backstab | Jink |
| 2 | Clamber | Bulging Biceps | Combat Master | Escape Artist | Expert Driver |
| 3 | Dodge | Crushing Blow | Disarm | Evade | Heavy Foot |
| 4 | Mighty Leap | Headbutt | Parry | Infiltrate | Slalom |
| 5 | Spring Up | Hurl | Rain of Blows | Lie Low | T-Bone |
| 6 | Sprint | Iron Jaw | Step Aside | Overwatch | Running Repairs |
| D6 | Ferocity | Leadership | Savant | Shooting |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 1 | Berserker | Commanding Presence | Ballistics Expert | Fast Shot |
| 2 | Fearsome | Inspirational | Connected | Gunfighter |
| 3 | Impetuous | Iron Will | Fixer | Hip Shooting |
| 4 | Nerves of Steel | Mentor | Medicae | Marksman |
| 5 | True Grit | Overseer | Munitioneer | Precision Shot |
| 6 | Unstoppable | Regroup | Savvy Trader | Trick Shot |
### **AGILITY SKILLS**
1. **Catfall**: Reduces fall/jump distance by half, rounded up. If not Seriously Injured or Out of Action, make an Initiative test to remain Standing.
- *Optional House Rule*: 4+ to place fighter next to a pitfall at round end.
2. **Clamber**: Moves full distance when climbing.
- *Optional House Rule*: Move freely through ductways without spending an action.
3. **Dodge**: Roll a D6 on being wounded. On a 6, the attack is dodged.
4. **Mighty Leap**: Ignore first 2" when leaping gaps.
5. **Spring Up**: Initiative test to stand up for free if Prone and Pinned.
6. **Sprint**: Double Movement characteristic on second Move action.
### **BRAWN SKILLS**
1. **Bull Charge**: +1 Strength and Knockback trait on Charge.
2. **Bulging Biceps**: Wield Unwieldy weapons in one hand.
3. **Crushing Blow**: Nominate one dice to increase Strength and Damage by one.
4. **Headbutt**: Basic action for Strength +2 hit, or self-damage if failed.
5. **Hurl**: Move enemy D3" and cause hit; usable after Charge.
6. **Iron Jaw**: +2 Toughness against AP - close combat weapons.
### **COMBAT SKILLS**
1. **Combat Master**: No hit roll penalties for interference; always grants assists.
2. **Counter-Attack**: Additional Attack dice for each missed enemy attack.
3. **Disarm**: Melee weapons gain Disarm trait.
4. **Parry**: Parry attacks without a Parry trait weapon.
5. **Rain of Blows**: Fight action counts as Simple.
- *Optional House Rule*: Allow 2 consecutive Fight actions on Charge.
6. **Step Aside**: Initiative test to avoid a hit in close combat.
### **CUNNING SKILLS**
1. **Backstab**: Melee weapons gain Backstab trait. If already present, +2 Strength when used.
- *Optional House Rule*: -1 AP when benefiting from this skill.
2. **Escape Artist**: +2 to Initiative tests on Retreat actions. +1 to escape rolls if equipped with a skinblade in Rescue Missions.
3. **Evade**: -1 modifier on enemy ranged attacks, -2 at Long range.
4. **Infiltrate**: Set up hidden, then deploy anywhere not visible to enemies and not within 6".
- *Optional House Rule*: Make 2 move actions before the 1st round instead.
5. **Lie Low**: Cannot be targeted by ranged attacks beyond Short range while Prone.
6. **Overwatch**: Interrupt enemy action with a Shoot action if Ready.
### **DRIVING SKILLS**
1. **Jink**: Special save once per round on a 6+ when vehicle is hit.
2. **Expert Driver**: +1 on Loss of Control tests.
3. **Heavy Foot**: Increase Movement by D3" once per round, risking a Glancing Hit on a natural 1.
4. **Slalom**: Additional 45° turn once per round during Move action.
5. **T-Bone**: Add D3 to Front Toughness during Head-on Collisions.
6. **Running Repairs**: On a natural 6 on a Restart test, regain one Hull Point.
### **FEROCITY SKILLS**
1. **Berserker**: Additional Attack dice on Charge actions.
2. **Fearsome**: Enemies must pass a Willpower test to Charge.
3. **Impetuous**: Move up to 4" when consolidating.
- *Optional House Rule*: Coup de Grace and Consolidate after a Fight action.
4. **Nerves of Steel**: Cool test to avoid being Prone and Pinned when hit.
5. **True Grit**: Roll one less Injury dice, or choose which to apply for Damage 1 attacks.
6. **Unstoppable**: Discard a Flesh Wound on a 4+ before a Recovery test.
### **LEADERSHIP SKILLS**
1. **Commanding Presence**: Include one extra fighter in group activations.
2. **Inspirational**: Leadership test to pass a Cool test for a nearby friendly model.
3. **Iron Will**: -1 on Bottle checks.
4. **Mentor**: Leadership test to grant additional XP to a nearby fighter.
5. **Overseer**: Order another fighter to make two actions immediately.
6. **Regroup**: Leadership test to recover nearby fighters from being Broken.
### **SAVANT SKILLS**
1. **Ballistics Expert**: Intelligence test for an additional +1 hit modifier on Aim action.
- *Optional House Rule*: Pre-measure distance to one enemy when aiming.
2. **Connected**: Additional Trade action in post-battle sequence.
3. **Fixer**: Extra D3x10 credits in post-battle sequence.
4. **Medicae**: Treat Wounds action to regain Wound or lose Flesh Wound on a 3+.
5. **Munitioneer**: Reroll failed Ammo tests for self or nearby gang members.
6. **Savvy Trader**: +1 on rarity dice roll and 20 credits off one item in Trade actions.
### **SHOOTING SKILLS**
1. **Fast Shot**: Treats Shoot and Fire All actions as (Simple), except with Unwieldy weapons.
- *Optional House Rule*: Apply -1 hit modifier when using this skill.
2. **Gunfighter**: No penalty when attacking with two Sidearm weapons and can target different enemies.
3. **Hip Shooting**: For vehicles, Move & Shoot as (Simple) without Unwieldy weapons. For fighters: Run and Gun (Double) to move double Movement and then attack with an additional -1 hit modifier.
- *Optional House Rule*: Apply -1 hit modifier when using this skill.
4. **Marksman**: Ignores Target Priority rules and scores a critical hit on a natural 6, doubling weapon's Damage.
5. **Precision Shot**: Natural 6 on a ranged attack ignores enemy armor.
6. **Trick Shot**: No penalty for target engagement or partial cover; reduced penalty for full cover.
- *Optional House Rule*: +1 modifier to ammo tests.
### **GANG-SPECIFIC SKILLS**
### Piety (House Cawdor)
1. Lord of the Rats
2. Scavenger's Eye
3. Blazing Faith
4. Unshakable Conviction
5. Devotional Frenzy
6. Restless Faith
### Obfuscation (House Delaque)
1. Faceless
2. Psi-touched
3. Take Down
4. Rumour-monger
5. Fake Out
6. Doppelganger
### Finesse (House Escher)
1. Acrobatic
2. Combat Focus
3. Combat Virtuoso
4. Hit & Run
5. Lightning Reflexes
6. Somersault
### Muscle (House Goliath)
1. Fists of Steel
2. Iron Man
3. Immovable Stance
4. Naaargah!
5. Unleash the Beast
6. Walk It Off
### Bravado (House Orlock)
1. Big Brother
2. Bring it on!
3. Guilder Contacts
4. King Hit
5. Shotgun Savant
6. Steady Hands
### Tech (House Van Saar)
1. Cold & Calculating
2. Gadgeteer
3. Mental Mastery
4. Photonic Engineer
5. Rad-phaged
6. Weaponsmith
### Palanite Drill (Palanite Enforcers)
1. Got Your Six
2. Helmar's Justice
3. Non-verbal Communication
4. Restraint Protocols
5. Team Work
6. Threat Response
### Savagery (Corpse Grinder Cult)
1. Avatar of Blood
2. Bloodlust
3. Crimson Haze
4. Frenzy
5. Killing Blow
6. Slaughterborn
### Wastelands (Ash Wastes Nomads)
1. Born of the Wastes
2. Stormwalker
3. Eyes of the Wasteland
4. Beast Handler
5. Ever Vigilant
6. Bring it Down
### Wisdom of the Ancients (Ironhead Squat Prospectors)
1. Where There's Scrap, There's Creds!
2. Nobody Pushes Kin Around
3. Chemical Bonds Never Break
4. Dependable Like Kin
5. Stubborn to the Last
6. There's Always Another Secret
### **Palanite Enforcers: Palanite Drill (Source: Book of Judgement)**
1. **Got Your Six**: Interrupt an enemy's Charge with a Shoot action; if they get Pinned or Seriously Injured, their activation ends.
2. **Helmar's Justice**: Inflict double Lasting Injury rolls on a Coup de Grace and choose which to apply.
3. **Non-Verbal Communication**: Use a Double action (Comms) to grant a friend within 6” 360° vision arc after passing a Cool test.
4. **Restraint Protocols**: +1 to Capturing an enemy for each Out of Action taken by Coup de Grace.
5. **Team Work**: Enable Group Activation for fighters who don’t already have it.
6. **Threat Response**: Charge an enemy who ends a Charge within 6", including making Fight action.
### **Corpse Grinder Cult: Savagery (Source: Book of Ruin)**
1. **Avatar of Blood**: Discard a Flesh Wound for each unsaved wound inflicted in Melee.
2. **Bloodlust**: Consolidate 2” after a Coup de Grace.
3. **Crimson Haze**: Automatically pass Nerve tests when Engaged.
4. **Frenzy**: +D3 Attacks with -1 hit modifier when charging.
5. **Killing Blow**: Opt for a single, powerful attack with double Strength and Damage; no Armour Save allowed.
6. **Slaughterborn**: +1” Move for each unsaved wound inflicted in Melee, lasting the battle.
### **Ash Wastes Nomads: Wastelands (Source: Book of the Outlands)**
1. **Born of the Wastes**: Ignore Battlefield Surface effects, perform Hide in Wastes action to become Hidden.
2. **Stormwalker**: +2" Movement if starting on the Battlefield Surface.
3. **Eyes of the Wasteland**: Increased Visibility (+6") and see 9" in Pitch Black.
4. **Beast Handler**: If Mounted, add an attack with S3 and AP-1 in Melee.
5. **Ever Vigilant**: +1 Attack and no turn penalty in Reaction Attacks.
6. **Bring It Down**: Spend Basic action to make an enemy easier to hit for all friendly fighters.
### **Ironhead Squat Prospectors: Wisdom of the Ancients (Source: Book of the Outlands)**
1. **Where There's Scrap, There's Creds!**: Gain additional D6x10 credits per wrecked enemy vehicle.
2. **Nobody Pushes Kin Around**: Immunity to movement from traits/skills and auto-pass Initiative tests near edges.
3. **Chemical Bonds Never Break**: Use a Chem twice.
4. **Dependable Like Kin**: Ignore Unstable on weapons and re-roll ammo tests.
5. **Stubborn to the Last**: Make a Shoot/Fight action before being taken Out of Action.
6. **There's Always Another Secret**: Gain D6x10 credits when opening a Loot casket.
These skills highlight the tactical and combat advantages specific to each faction, enhancing their battlefield effectiveness in unique ways.
### **Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023) - Weapon Traits**
**Assault Shield/Energy Shield**
- +2 armor save against melee attacks from the front.
- +1 armor save against ranged attacks from the front.
- Uses Vision Arc to determine if the shield is effective.
**Backstab**
- +1 to attack’s Strength if attacker is not in the target's vision arc.
**Blast (3"/5"/*)**
- Uses a Blast marker.
**Blaze**
- If hit but not out, roll a D6; on a 4+, target catches fire.
**Burrowing**
- Fire at targets outside of line of sight; use a 3" Blast marker and scatter it.
**Chem Delivery**
- Choose a chem to fire; affected like taking a dose of the chem, bypassing Wound roll.
**Combi**
- Two profiles; pick one when firing. Ammo tests roll twice, take the worst.
**Concussion**
- Reduces Initiative by 2 or imposes -2 penalty to Handling tests for vehicles.
**Crew Operated**
- Used by vehicle crew, using their BS characteristic. Unwieldy trait doesn't apply.
**Cursed**
- Target must pass a Willpower test or gain the Insane condition.
**Demolitions**
- Grenades can be used against scenery targets in close combat.
**Digi**
- Additional close combat attack, not counted towards weapon limit.
**Disarm**
- Natural 6 hit roll prevents target from using weapons for Reaction attacks.
**Drag**
- Drag a hit target closer, if Strength roll is successful.
**Entangle**
- Negates Parry trait; natural 6 hit roll imposes additional -2 hit modifier on Reaction attacks.
**Esoteric**
- Cannot be upgraded or modified.
**Exclusive**
- Cannot be purchased from the Trading Post; gang specific.
**Fear**
- Target takes a Nerve test with -2 modifier if hit, potentially becoming Broken.
**Flare**
- Reveals models in darkness; leaves Blast marker in place for illumination.
**Flash**
- Causes Blind condition on failed Initiative or Handling test.
**Force**
- Normal in non-psyker hands; gains Power and Sever traits for Psykers.
**Gas**
- No wound roll; affected by gas on Toughness roll.
**Graviton Pulse**
- Affects Strength or Toughness instead of normal wounding, creates difficult terrain.
**Grenade**
- Thrown as a Shoot action, limited number, automatically Out of Ammo after use.
**Hexagrammatic**
- Ignores saves from psychic powers, double damage against Psykers.
**Impale**
- Projectile can hit multiple models in line, reducing Strength each time.
**Knockback**
- Moves hit fighter 1" away; increased damage if movement is blocked.
### **Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023) - Weapon Traits (Continued)**
**Limited**
- Special ammo types that run out after a failed Ammo test.
- Ammo type is deleted from Fighter or Vehicle card until repurchased.
- Weapon can be reloaded normally with remaining profiles.
- Only one 'dose' of ammo can be carried per weapon.
**Master-Crafted**
- Once per battle, allows re-rolling a single failed hit roll.
**Melee**
- Weapon can be used in close combat attacks.
**Melta**
- At Short range, reduces fighter to 0 wounds = automatic Out of Action.
- At Short range against a vehicle, roll an additional Damage dice.
- If no Short range, applies to all attacks.
**Paired**
- Missing from the 2023 Core Rules.
- Counts as dual weapons for Attack dice calculation.
- Charge action doubles Attacks characteristic.
- No benefit if Mounted.
**Parry**
- Force re-roll of one successful enemy hit in close combat.
- If armed with two Parry weapons, re-roll two hits.
**Phase**
- Missing from the 2023 Core Rules.
- Ignores armor and field armor saves.
- Vehicles can't make armor saves against it.
**Plentiful**
- Ammo is common, automatically reloaded without Ammo test.
**Power**
- Attacks cannot be Parried except by other Power weapons.
- Natural 6 hit = no save (except Field armor) and +1 Damage.
**Pulverise**
- After Injury roll, roll D6; on target's Toughness or 6, change Flesh Wound to Serious Injury.
- Against vehicles, roll an additional Damage dice.
**Rad-Phage**
- After successful hits, roll D6; on 4+, cause an additional Flesh Wound.
**Rapid Fire (X)**
- Multiple hits equal to Firepower dice bullet holes.
- Can roll up to X Firepower dice, allocate hits within 3" of target.
**Reckless**
- Randomly determine target including friendly models.
- For Rapid Fire weapons, distribute hits among maximum eligible targets.
**Rending**
- Wound roll of 6 = +1 Damage (fighters) or extra Damage dice (vehicles).
**Scarce**
- Ammo hard to find; once Out of Ammo, can't be used again in battle.
**Scattershot**
- D6 wound rolls instead of 1 when a target is hit.
**Seismic**
- Hits always cause Prone and Pinned.
- Vehicles must make Loss of Control test.
- Natural 6 wound roll = no save.
**Sever**
- Reduces fighter to 0 wounds = automatic Out of Action.
**Shield Breaker**
- Ignores Assault/Energy Shield effects.
- Against Field Armour, roll two dice for save, choose lower.
**Shock**
- Natural 6 hit roll = automatic wound success.
**Sidearm**
- Can be used for ranged and single close combat attacks.
**Silent**
- No alarm raised in Sneak Attack scenarios.
- Hidden shooter doesn't become Revealed.
**Single Shot**
- One use per battle; counts as Out of Ammo after use.
**Smoke**
- Marks location with smoke, blocks line of sight.
- Dissipates on roll of 4 or less in End phase.
**Template**
- Uses Flame template to determine hit targets.
**Toxin**
- Roll D6 against target's Toughness; on success, make Injury roll.
- No effect on vehicles.
**Twin-Linked**
- Missing from the 2023 Core Rules.
- Re-roll any number of Ammo dice, must accept re-roll result.
### **Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023) - Weapon Traits (Continued)**
**Unstable**
- If Ammo symbol is rolled on Firepower dice, roll a D6.
- On 1, 2, or 3, the weapon malfunctions, potentially causing harm to the user.
- For fighters: Taken Out of Action.
- For vehicles: Suffers a Catastrophic Hit and the weapon can't be used for the rest of the battle.
- The attack is still resolved against the target.
**Unwieldy**
- A Shoot action with this weapon is a Double action, not Basic.
- Fighters using Unwieldy and Melee weapons in close combat cannot use a second weapon.
- House Rule (Necrodamus, A&A): Apply -1 hit modifier if shooting Unwieldy weapons as anything other than Double action.
**Versatile**
- Engage and attack enemies in melee without needing base contact, up to Long range of the weapon.
- Enemy considered engaged but not Engaging unless they have a Versatile weapon.
- No effect outside of the fighter’s activation.
**Web**
- Successful wound roll = automatic Webbed condition, no injury inflicted.
- Webbed status significantly restricts the target's actions.
### **General Principles & First Principles**
**General Principles**
- Covers measurement, line of sight, cover, terrain, dice usage, fighter and vehicle statuses.
- Emphasizes the importance of understanding basic game concepts for smooth gameplay.
**First Principles**
- Establishes conventions like measurement rules, changing decisions, and understanding game terms.
- Clarifies terms such as 'fighter', 'vehicle', and 'model' for consistent rule interpretation.
- Encourages tolerance among players for occasional indecision, with finality once actions are measured or dice are rolled.
### **Measurement & Line of Sight**
**Measuring Distances**
- Distances measured in inches, only when rules call for it.
- Measurement from closest points of bases or models.
- Solid terrain features affect measurement rules.
**Line of Sight & Cover**
- Vision arcs and line of sight are key for targeting and shooting.
- Fighters have a 90° vision arc to their front.
- Vehicles may have up to four vision arcs.
- Line of sight determined by terrain and model placement.
- Disagreements resolved by rolling off if necessary.
In summary, these detailed rules and principles from the Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023) lay out the foundation for understanding and engaging with the game's mechanics, ensuring players have a clear guide for fair and enjoyable gameplay.
### **Line of Sight & Solid Terrain Features**
- **Solid Terrain:** Impossible to see through, e.g., walls, rock formations.
- **Line of Sight:** Cannot be drawn through solid terrain features.
### **Designer's Note on Line of Sight**
- **Gracious Play:** Be lenient with opponent's line of sight claims unless obviously impossible.
- **Game Flow:** Adopting a more permissive approach to line of sight and cover enhances gameplay smoothness and satisfaction.
### **Cover**
- **Determining Cover:** Check from the attacker's perspective, ignoring friendly fighters in base contact with the attacker.
- **Cover Categories:**
- **In the Open:** Fully visible, no cover.
- **Partial Cover:** Less than half obscured.
- **Full Cover:** At least half obscured.
- **Resolving Disputes:** Roll off if players can't agree.
- **Impact on Shooting:** Benefits detailed under Shooting rules.
- **Images:** Illustrative examples provided.
### **Terrain**
- **Importance in Gameplay:** Provides character and strategic challenges.
- **Types of Terrain:**
- **Impassable Terrain:** Cannot be moved through/over.
- **Walls:** Usually impassable, may be scalable in multi-level battlefields.
- **Solid Terrain Features:** Treated as impassable.
- **Doors:** Initially closed, considered impassable until opened.
- **Locked Doors & Terminals:** Require specific actions to unlock and open.
- **Obstacles & Structures:** Affect line of sight and cover, may impact movement.
### **Rolling Dice**
- **Single Dice Rolls:** Roll a D6 as instructed, consider each result separately.
- **Multiple Dice Rolls:** Sum up results, e.g., rolling 2D6.
- **Dice Pools:** Roll multiple dice, select one result.
- **Target Number Rolls:** Succeed on rolling a specified number or higher.
- **Modifying Dice Rolls:** Add or subtract modifiers to the roll.
- **Rolling Off:** Both players roll, highest score wins.
- **Natural Rolls:** Actual number rolled, unaffected by modifiers.
- **Re-Rolls:** Limited to once, must accept the second result.
### **Fighter Status in Necromunda**
**Overview:** Fighter status in Necromunda determines what actions a fighter can or cannot do during their activation. The status changes based on battlefield positioning and other factors.
### Standing
- **Definition:** A fighter is 'Standing' when they are upright on the battlefield.
- **Secondary Statuses:**
- **Active:** Default status for a Standing fighter; not engaged with enemy fighters.
- **Engaged:** A Standing fighter in base to base contact with an enemy fighter or within 1" of an enemy vehicle. Engaged fighters are limited to actions related to combat or retreat.
### Prone
- **Definition:** A fighter is 'Prone' when laid down on the battlefield.
- **Secondary Statuses:**
- **Pinned:** Commonly occurs when hit by enemy fire. Prone and Pinned fighters need an action to stand up. If engaged by an enemy, they stand up for free.
- **Seriously Injured:** Occurs from a Serious Injury result on an Injury dice. Prone and Seriously Injured fighters are vulnerable and have limited movement.
### **Vehicle Status**
**Overview:** Vehicle status indicates the degree of mobility and determines the actions a vehicle can perform.
### Mobile
- **Definition:** A 'Mobile' vehicle can move freely and perform various actions.
### Stationary
- **Definition:** A 'Stationary' vehicle is unable to move.
- **Secondary Statuses:**
- **Stalled:** The vehicle has stopped due to an enemy attack or other in-game effect. It can often still fire weapons but needs to 'Restart' to move.
- **Wrecked:** Indicates a vehicle is damaged to the point of inaction. Treated as terrain once Wrecked.
### **Determining Status**
- Status can change during a model’s activation or due to other models' actions.
- Confirm the Primary and Secondary Status at the end of each activation.
### **Conditions**
- Fighters can have various conditions affecting them, denoted by markers.
### Common Conditions
- **Ready:** Indicates a model can be activated.
- **Broken:** Results from trauma; limited to Running for Cover or Reaction attacks.
- **Out of Ammo:** Occurs when failing an Ammo test. Affects weapon usability.
- **Fleshwound(s):** Reduces Toughness; multiple Flesh Wounds can lead to being Out of Action.
### Other Conditions
- **Blaze:** Affects differently based on model type (fighter or vehicle).
- **Blind:** Restricts attacks.
- **Concussion:** Reduces Initiative or Handling tests.
- **Hidden/Revealed:** Used in specific scenarios or with terrain rules.
- **Intoxicated:** Varies based on cause.
- **Insane:** Results in erratic behavior.
- **Webbed:** Similar to Seriously Injured.
- **Mounted:** Specific rules for fighters on mounts.
### **Founding a Gang**
- Gang creation involves selecting fighters, weapons, Wargear, and vehicles within a credit budget.
- Budgets differ for Campaign and Skirmish play.
- Additional credits for vehicles and Mounted condition Wargear in campaigns.
### **Model Names, Categories & Types**
- Each model type indicates rank within a House's hierarchy.
- Rules often refer to model categories (e.g., Leader, Ganger) or specific types (e.g., Orlock Gunner).
**Gang Composition:**
1. There must be one model with the Leader special rule.
2. The total number of models with the Gang Fighter (X) special rule must always be equal to or higher than the total number of models without this rule, excluding Hangers-on or Hired Guns.
3. To correct an imbalance during a campaign, retire models without the Gang Fighter (X) special rule or recruit new models with this rule.
**Hiring Existing Fighters and Vehicles:**
1. Existing fighters, crew, and vehicles from a previous campaign can be added to a new gang by deducting their credits value from the budget.
2. When added, they retain all weapons, Wargear, skills, advancements, and Lasting Injuries.
**Equipping Fighters and Crew:**
1. Fighters on foot can have up to three weapons; those with the Mounted condition can have two.
2. Weapons marked with an asterisk (*) count as two weapons.
3. Fighters can purchase Wargear listed in their entry.
4. Weapon accessories marked with a dagger (†) cannot be combined on the same weapon.
5. Crew can equip two weapons, and weapons gain the Arc (Front) trait.
6. Equipment limitations for campaign and skirmish play may vary.
**Equipping Vehicles:**
1. Vehicles can be equipped with various weapons, Wargear, and upgrades.
2. No limit on the amount of Wargear; however, some Wargear cannot be combined.
3. Vehicles have a set number of Upgrade slots divided into Body, Drive, and Engine categories.
**Vehicle Upgrades:**
1. Upgrades can be added during a campaign from either the Trading Post or equipment list.
2. Upgrades can be discarded in favor of new ones in the same slot.
3. Discarded upgrades can either be trashed or kept in the gang’s Stash.
**Fighter and Vehicle Cards:**
1. Complete a blank Fighter card or Vehicle card for each model added to the gang.
2. Record the model’s characteristics and equipment on their respective card.
**Equipment Sets:**
1. Fighters or Crew with the Tools of the Trade special rule can have multiple equipment sets represented by different Fighter or Vehicle cards.
2. There's no additional cost for multiple equipment sets.
**Death of a Leader:**
1. If a gang’s Leader is killed, a new leader is nominated based on specific criteria.
## **Creating a Skirmish Gang**
**Founding a Gang:**
- For Skirmish battles, gangs should have 1,250 to 2,000 credits, with flexibility for larger gangs.
- Recommended minimum: 10 fighters and one vehicle; maximum: 20 fighters and four vehicles.
- Gang composition rules apply as in a campaign.
- Unspent credits are not added to the gang’s Stash.
**Leaders and Champions:**
- Get a free starting skill or ability.
- Record this on the fighter’s Fighter card.
**Equipment:**
- Follow standard equipment rules.
- May include rare and/or illegal items from the Trading Post.
- Pre-determine the Rare (X) and Illegal (X) level, e.g., up to Rare (10).
**Hired Guns, Brutes, and Hangers-on:**
- Do not count towards the minimum number of fighters.
- Count towards the maximum number of fighters.
- Number allowed is detailed in the Reputation section.
- Must be represented by appropriate models.
## **Gang Attributes**
**Reputation:**
- Skirmish gangs may start with a Reputation of 5, 10, or 15.
- Determines the number of Hangers-on and Brutes allowed.
## **Model Attributes**
**Additional Skills:**
- Allow certain fighters to start with free additional skills.
- Number of additional skills based on gang's credits value:
- Up to 1,300 credits: Five Primary skills.
- 1,301 to 1,500 credits: Six Primary skills.
- 1,501 credits or above: Five Primary skills and one Secondary skill.
- Distribute skills among Leaders, Champions, Prospects, Juves, and Specialists.
**Characteristic Increases:**
- Allow a number of free characteristic increases.
- The number of increases should be half the number of extra skills rounded down.
- No model should have more than one characteristic increase.
## **The Gang Roster**
- Complete a Fighter card or Vehicle card for each gang member and vehicle.
- The roster includes gang's name, type, Gang Rating, Reputation, Wealth, Territories, Stash, and individual fighter details.
- Gang Rating is the total cost of all fighters, vehicles, and their equipment.
- Wealth includes the total cost of fighters, vehicles, and Stash contents.
- Reputation starts at 1 and varies in campaigns.
## **Model Campaign Attributes**
- **Experience (XP):** Used to purchase Advancements.
- **Advancements:** Increases the cost of future Advancements.
- **Captured By, In Recovery & In Repair:**
- Models Out of Action may suffer Lasting Injuries leading to recovery time.
- Models can be Captured by enemy gangs.
- Wrecked vehicles may require repairs.
For detailed guidance and rules, refer to the specific Necromunda supplements and campaign rules.
## **The Rules**
**Pre-Battle Sequence***Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)*
1. **Make a Challenge & Stake Territory**: Challenges are issued and accepted between players. In Campaign play, this involves nominating a territory as the stake.
2. **Recruit Hired Guns**: Players can recruit Hired Guns using credits. The lower Gang Rating player recruits first.
3. **Determine Scenario**: Choose or roll for a scenario. The attacker and defender are determined, considering the Home Turf Advantage and specific scenarios like Rescue Missions.
4. **Set Up the Battlefield**: Follow scenario instructions or default methods for terrain setup.
5. **Choose Crews**: Select the starting crew as detailed in the scenario.
6. **Announce Territory Boons**: In Campaign play, announce any Territory Boons affecting the battle.
7. **Gang Tactics**: Determine gang tactics based on the scenario instructions.
8. **Deployment**: Set up gangs on the battlefield as per scenario deployment zones.
**Game Structure***Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)*
- **Round Sequence**: The game is split into rounds, each consisting of three phases: Priority Phase, Action Phase, and End Phase.
**Priority Phase**
1. **Roll For Priority**: Determine who gets the Priority marker, giving them a significant advantage.
2. **Ready Gang**: Place Ready markers on each model (fighter or vehicle) in the gang.
**Action Phase**
- **Activate Gang**: Players alternate activating models, performing actions with them.
**End Phase**
- **Bottle Checks**: Check if gangs hold their nerve or flee.
- **Recover & Restart**: Recovery tests for injured fighters and restart tests for stalled vehicles.
- **Rally Tests**: Rally broken models.
**Priority Phase***Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)*
1. **Roll For Priority**: Determines the round's Priority holder.
2. **Ready Gang**: Apply Ready markers to models for activation.
**Action Phase***Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)*
1. **Activate Gang**: Take turns activating individual models or groups of fighters.
**Types of Action***Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)*
- **Simple Action**: Can be performed more than once per activation.
- **Basic Actions**: Only performed once per activation.
- **Double Actions**: Counts as two actions.
- **Free Actions**: Do not count towards action limit.
- **Changing Facing**: Adjusting model's facing during activation.
This section provides a comprehensive overview of the rules and phases involved in a game of Necromunda, guiding players through the pre-battle preparations and the flow of the game rounds.
## **Fighter Actions**
*Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)*
Fighters in Necromunda can perform a variety of actions based on their status - Standing (Active or Engaged) or Prone (Pinned or Seriously Injured).
### **Standing & Active Fighters**
- **Move (Simple)**: Move up to their Movement characteristic, climb, cross gaps, leap, or jump down.
- **Charge (Double)**: Move with additional distance, potentially engage in combat.
- **Crawl Through Ductway (Double)**: Move through ductways avoiding enemies.
- **Take Cover (Basic)**: Move and then become Prone and Pinned.
- **Shoot (Basic)**: Make a ranged attack.
- **Aim (Basic)**: Gain a bonus for a subsequent Shoot action.
- **Fire Through Ductway (Basic)**: Shoot through ductways with specific hit chances.
- **Reload (Simple)**: Reload a weapon that's Out of Ammo.
- **Reload Vehicle Weapon (Simple)**: Reload a vehicle weapon that's Out of Ammo.
- **Coup De Grace (Simple)**: Take out a Prone and Seriously Injured enemy fighter.
- **Operate Door (Simple)**: Open or close a door.
- **Access Terminal (Basic)**: Use intelligence to operate a door remotely.
- **Force Door (Basic)**: Force open a locked door.
- **Smash Open Loot Casket (Basic)**: Open a loot casket by force.
- **Bypass Loot Casket Lock (Basic)**: Open a loot casket using intelligence.
- **Carry Loot Casket (Simple)**: Move while carrying a loot casket.
### **Standing & Engaged Fighters**
- **Fight (Basic)**: Engage in close combat.
- **Retreat (Basic)**: Attempt to disengage and move away.
### **Prone Fighters**
### Prone & Pinned
- **Stand Up (Basic)**: Stand up to become Active.
- **Crawl (Double)**: Move while staying low.
- **Blind Fire (Double)**: Shoot blindly at enemies.
### Prone & Seriously Injured
- **Crawl (Double)**: Same as for Prone & Pinned.
### **Broken Fighters**
- **Running for Cover (Double)**: Move away from danger, dictated by several factors.
### **Vehicle Actions**
*Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)*
### Mobile Vehicles
- **Move (Simple)**: Standard movement for vehicles.
- **Manoeuvre (Simple)**: Move with more flexibility.
- **Move & Shoot (Basic)**: Move and fire one weapon.
- **Fire All (Basic)**: Fire all Crew Operated weapons.
- **Reload (Simple)**: Reload a vehicle weapon.
- **Aim (Basic)**: Gain a bonus for subsequent Fire All action.
- **Drift (Basic)**: Move half the distance and take a control test.
- **Ram (Double)**: Move with added distance, possibly colliding with objects.
- **Spin (Basic)**: Turn up to 180° and test for control.
- **Full Throttle (Double)**: Move up to three times the distance, with control test on turn.
### Stationary Vehicles
### **Stationary & Stalled**
- **Jump Start (Simple)**: Attempt to restart the vehicle.
- **Turn-Over (Basic)**: Small movements while trying to restart.
- **Free Wheel (Basic)**: Move due to gravity.
- **Fire All (Basic)**: Fire all weapons.
### **Stationary & Wrecked**
- No actions available; treated as a terrain feature.
### **Broken Vehicles**
- **Break for Air (Double)**: Desperate movement to escape battle.
- **Burn Out (Double)**: Attempt to restart and create smoke screens.
### **Movement**
*Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)*
- **Moving Models**: Models move by performing actions, with restrictions based on their type (fighter or vehicle).
- **The 1" Rule**: Fighters cannot voluntarily move within 1" of an enemy, except when charging or if the enemy is Prone and Seriously Injured.
- **Directly Towards & Directly Away From**: Specific movement directions, following a straight line between models.
These rules cover a comprehensive range of actions for both fighters and vehicles, guiding players on how to maneuver and engage in combat in the diverse and dangerous environments of Necromunda.
### **Vehicles and Difficult Terrain**
*Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)*
Vehicles in Necromunda interact with different terrain types based on their locomotion method. These methods are defined under the Locomotion special rules.
### Locomotion Special Rules
1. **Wheeled**: Counts as moving 2" for every 1" in difficult terrain.
2. **Tracked**: Ignores movement penalties over difficult terrain.
3. **Skimmers**: Skips all difficult and dangerous terrain but requires a Handling test if ending on such terrain; failure leads to a Catastrophic hit to the Drive.
4. **Walker**: Can turn freely and counts as moving 2" for every 1" in difficult terrain.
### Vehicles and Dangerous Terrain
Vehicles crossing dangerous terrain must pass a Handling check to avoid a Catastrophic Hit to the Drive. Failing this check results in immediate damage.
### Fighter Movement on Vehicles
Fighters interact with vehicles like terrain, climbing and jumping on them. Balancing on a moving vehicle is challenging:
- Fighters (excluding those in transport spaces) on moving vehicles must pass an Initiative check or fall off.
- If they fall, they are placed 1" away in a direction determined by the Scatter dice.
- Falling near impassable terrain or edges requires additional checks.
- Objects like Loot caskets fall off unless secured by a successful Initiative check.
### Vehicle Impacts
*Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)*
### **Running Over Fighters**
- Fighters moved by a vehicle must pass an Initiative test or suffer a hit.
- Seriously Injured fighters pass only on a natural 6.
### **Vehicle Collision Damage Table**
- Impact strength varies based on the vehicle's Movement characteristic.
- Collisions involve Strength, AP, and Damage calculations.
### **Types of Collisions**
- **Head-On Collisions**: Depend on Toughness comparison; can push impacted vehicles.
- **Side-On Collisions**: Require Handling tests; failure leads to adjustment of the active vehicle's course.
### **Colliding with Terrain**
- Collisions with sturdy structures treat the vehicle as having collided with a tougher opponent.
- Collisions with flimsy structures destroy them, potentially causing falls.
### Terrain
*Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)*
Terrain plays a significant role in Necromunda, affecting movement and interactions.
### **Difficult Terrain**
- Movement through difficult terrain counts as double.
### **Dangerous Terrain**
- Crossing requires Initiative or Handling tests to avoid going Out of Action or suffering a Catastrophic hit.
### **Obstacles**
- Fighters crossing obstacles reduce their movement by the obstacle's height.
- Vehicles destroy obstacles when crossing but may take damage.
### **Structures (Sturdy & Flimsy)**
- Fighters can climb structures; vehicles may damage them upon collision.
- Flimsy structures can be destroyed by vehicle collisions.
### **Impassable Terrain & Solid Terrain Features**
- Impassable terrain cannot be traversed by models.
- Ductways in Zone Mortalis battles allow crossing through certain impassable terrain using a specific action.
These rules provide a comprehensive framework for how vehicles and fighters interact with various terrain types in Necromunda, adding depth and tactical complexity to the game.
**Climbing:**
- Fighters can climb vertical surfaces to reach higher levels.
- Movement is counted as 2" for every 1" climbed vertically.
- Fighters must finish their activation on a flat surface unless in the middle of a Move (Simple) action.
**Leaping Gaps:**
- Fighters can leap gaps bigger than their base if they have sufficient Movement.
- An Initiative test determines success; failure results in falling.
**Jumping Down:**
- Fighters can jump down to lower levels or disembark from vehicles.
- An Initiative test is required, with modifiers based on the height jumped.
**Falling Hazards:**
- Fighters risk falling if they become Prone within ½" of an edge.
- An Initiative test determines if they fall, with railings providing a bonus to the test.
**Falling:**
- Falling fighters take hits based on the distance fallen, rounded up.
- They become Prone and Pinned, and their activation ends.
- If they land on another fighter, both are affected similarly.
**Vehicles and Falling:**
- Vehicles can fall off elevated heights due to various reasons.
- They must pass a Loss of Control test and take hits as described in the rules.
**Shooting:**
- Involves assessing target priority, declaring the shot, measuring range, making the hit roll, and resolving hits.
- Target priority requires targeting the closest eligible enemy unless a Cool test allows otherwise.
- Various modifiers apply to the hit roll, including cover and engagement status.
- Missed shots can potentially hit other fighters nearby.
- The Firepower dice is rolled for each attack, indicating additional shots or ammo issues.
> Most of the faces on the Firepower dice feature a number of bullet holes: one, two or three. In most cases, rolling one of these symbols means the weapon hasn’t run out of ammo, jammed or otherwise malfunctioned. If, however, the weapon being fired has the Rapid Fire (X) trait, the number of bullet holes rolled indicates the number of shots made.
This symbol indicates that the weapon has run out of ammo, jammed or malfunctioned, and that an Ammo roll is required. Rolling this symbol doesn’t mean that the attack itself misses, based on the Ballistic Skill test the attack may still hit its target. However, regardless of the Ballistic Skill test, something has gone wrong and an Ammo test must be made.
**Ammo Checks:**
- When the ammo check symbol (an empty bullet casing) is rolled, it indicates an ammo problem like running out of ammo, jamming, or malfunction.
- An Ammo test is required when this symbol is rolled, regardless of whether the Ballistic Skill test for the attack was successful.
**Multiple Weapon Profiles:**
- Weapons with multiple profiles (e.g., shotguns with different ammo types) must declare the profile being used when attacking.
- If an Ammo test is failed for one profile, it is considered failed for all profiles.
- The weapon can't be used until a successful Reload (Simple) action is performed.
**Blast Markers:**
- Used with weapons having the Blast (X) trait, allowing targeting a point on the battlefield instead of a model.
- Placement involves a scatter mechanic if the attack misses.
- All models under the Blast marker are hit by the attack.
**Flame Templates:**
- Weapons with the Template trait use the Flame template to determine hits.
- The template is placed with the narrow end touching the attacker's base, hitting models beneath it automatically.
**Cover and Templates:**
- Models in partial or full cover from a Blast marker or Flame template receive a positive modifier to their Save roll.
- Partial cover grants a +1 modifier, and full cover grants a +2 modifier.
**Close Combat:**
- Fighters engaged with an enemy can make close combat attacks using Melee or Sidearm weapons.
- The sequence includes turning to face, choosing weapons, determining attack dice, declaring targets, making hit rolls, resolving hits, reaction attacks, and consolidating or executing a coup de grace.
**Charging Prone or Out of Line of Sight Fighters:**
- Charging a prone fighter changes their status to Standing and Engaged.
- Charging fighters not in line of sight incurs a -1 modifier to hit rolls.
**Combat Details:**
- Fighters can turn to face any direction, but this may cause a -1 modifier to hit rolls.
- Fighters can use up to two Melee or Sidearm weapons, or make unarmed attacks.
- The number of attack dice is based on the fighter's Attacks characteristic, with modifiers for dual wielding or charging.
### Dual Weapons with the Melee or Sidearm trait (+1)
- **Charging (+1):** If the fighter is attacking with more than one weapon, the Attack dice must be split as evenly as possible between the two weapons, ideally allocating an equal number of Attack dice to each weapon. Where this is not possible, for instance, if the fighter has an odd number of Attacks to make, the controlling player may choose which weapon is allocated the extra Attack dice.
### Pistols at Close Quarters
- A weapon with the Sidearm trait can only have one Attack dice allocated to it. Any remaining Attack dice must be allocated to a weapon with the Melee trait. If a fighter has no other weapons with the Melee trait, any remaining Attack dice must be allocated to Unarmed attacks, as described previously.
- If a fighter attacks with a weapon with the Sidearm trait in close combat, Accuracy modifiers do not apply – this is only used when making ranged attacks.
### INFO
#### FIGHTING ACROSS BARRICADES
- A fighter that is in base contact with an obstacle that is less than 1" wide counts as being engaged with an enemy fighter if that enemy fighter is in base contact with the other side of the obstacle, even though the fighters themselves are not in base to base contact. Fighters armed with weapons with the Versatile trait can fight across wider obstacles if the enemy fighter is within the range of the weapon.
#### 4. DECLARE TARGETS
- When a fighter makes a close combat attack, it must be against an eligible target. An eligible target is an enemy model that is within the vision arc of the fighter, and that the fighter is Engaging. If there is more than one eligible target, close combat attacks can be split between them as the player wishes.
#### 5. MAKE HIT ROLL(S)
- Each Attack dice is used to make a Hit roll. A Hit roll is a Weapon Skill test made against the WS of the attacking fighter. Roll separately for each different weapon being used by the fighter and/or for different targets.
- Hit rolls may be modified by +1 for each assist from a friendly fighter also engaged with the target, or by -1 for each enemy fighter also Engaging the attacker.
- Note that BS is not used to make Hit rolls in close combat, even when a ranged weapon with the Sidearm trait is used. When making a Hit roll for a weapon with the Sidearm trait, a WS test is made, exactly as described above.
- Rolls of a Natural 1: If, when making a close combat attack, the Hit roll is a natural 1, the attack automatically misses, regardless of any modifiers that may apply.
#### 6. RESOLVE HITS
- Each attack that scores a hit is resolved as described in Resolving Hits.
#### 7. REACTION ATTACKS
- If there are still enemies that are Standing and Engaged with the attacker, they may make Reaction attacks, following steps 1-6.
### INFO
#### ATTACKING VEHICLES
- A fighter that is within 1" of a vehicle may make close combat attacks against it as if they were engaged with that vehicle, though in all other respects they count as Standing and Active. When a fighter makes a close combat attack against a vehicle, they may apply a +1 modifier to the Hit roll. A fighter Engaging a vehicle in close combat may roll an additional Location dice, choosing one result to apply and discarding the other(s).
- A vehicle never counts as being engaged and may freely move out of engagement range of enemy fighters, however, when it does those fighters may make an Initiative test, and can make Reaction attacks against the vehicle if they pass.
- A fighter attacking a vehicle cannot gain the benefits of assists. Additionally, vehicles cannot make Reaction attacks and can never grant assists to friendly fighters.
- Any hits scored in close combat are resolved against the Toughness value of the facing they are in contact with. If a fighter is on the vehicle, resolve them against the lowest Toughness. If a fighter wrecks a vehicle, they may consolidate as described previously.
#### 8. CONSOLIDATE OR COUP DE GRACE
- If all enemy models the attacker was engaged with are now either Prone and Seriously Injured or Wrecked, the fighter may make a free Coup De Grace (Simple) action against one such enemy fighter.
- Alternatively, if all enemy models the attacker was engaged with are now Prone and Seriously Injured, have gone Out of Action or are Wrecked, the fighter may move up to 2" in any direction.
### ASSISTS & INTERFERENCE
Engaging more than one opponent is much more difficult than Engaging a lone fighter. When making close combat attacks, a fighter can claim ‘assists’ from friendly fighters who are also engaged with the target of the attack, and can suffer ‘interference’ from enemy fighters other than the target of the attack who are also engaged with them.
#### ASSISTS
- When a fighter makes a close combat attack, they can claim an assist from each other friendly fighter that is:
- Engaged with the target of the attack.
- Not engaged with any other fighters from the same gang as the target of the attack.
- Each assist claimed in this way adds a +1 modifier to the Hit roll.
#### INTERFERENCE
- When a fighter makes a close combat attack, they may suffer interference from each other enemy fighter that is:
- Engaged with the attacker.
- Not engaged with any other fighters from the same gang as the attacker.
- Each interference causes a -1 modifier to apply to the Hit roll.
### RESOLVE HITS
**Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)**
Whenever a successful Hit roll is made against a model, there is a good chance that hit will cause that model to suffer a degree of damage. Determining how badly damaged a model is and what the effects of that damage are differs between fighters and vehicles.
#### RESOLVING HITS AGAINST FIGHTERS
When a fighter suffers a Hit, follow this sequence:
1. **MAKE WOUND ROLL**
- Whenever a Wound roll is made against a fighter, it is always the opposing player that makes it. Cross-reference the weapon’s Strength with the hit fighter’s Toughness and roll a D6 on the table below to determine if the fighter is wounded by the attack:
| Strength vs Toughness | D6 Roll Required |
|-----------------------|------------------|
| Is the Strength TWICE the Toughness or greater? | 2+ |
| Is the Strength GREATER than the Toughness? | 3+ |
| Is the Strength EQUAL to the Toughness? | 4+ |
| Is the Strength LOWER than the Toughness? | 5+ |
| Is the Strength HALF the Toughness or lower? | 6+ |
2. **MAKE A SAVE ROLL**
- If a hit results in a successful Wound roll, or leads to an Injury roll being made against the fighter for any reason, the fighter may be able to make a Save roll.
- Only one Save roll may be made for each hit that successfully wounds, or leads to an Injury roll being made, regardless of how many different Save rolls a fighter may have. For example, if a fighter wears both mesh armour and a refractor field, they may only attempt a Save roll against a successful Wound roll with one of those items.
- Save rolls are made either:
- After the Wound roll is made but before the Wound is removed from the fighter, in which case the Wound is ‘saved’ and not removed.
- If the attack has a Damage ‘-’ characteristic and causes an Injury dice to be rolled against the fighter for any reason, a Save roll is made before any Injury dice are rolled.
- Players should note that some weapon traits will disallow Save rolls. For example, the Gas Weapon trait states that no Save roll can be made. In such cases, regardless of any modifiers, no Save roll can be made.
- Armour Penetration: It may happen that the Armour Penetration (AP) characteristic of a weapon is greater than the Save roll granted by the armour a fighter wears, thus canceling out the Save roll. For example, a fighter wearing mesh armour has a Save roll of 5+, but if they are hit by a weapon with AP -3, no Save roll would be possible.
- Positive Save Modifiers: In some situations, such as a fighter benefiting from partial or full cover against an attack that uses a Blast marker, a fighter’s Save roll may be improved. In such situations, this positive modifier may be added to a fighter’s normal Save roll but may not be added to Field armour. For example, if a fighter wearing mesh armour (5+ save) and a displacer field (4+ save) gains a +1 modifier to their Save roll, they may improve their mesh armour save to 4+ but may not improve their displacer field save to 3+.
- If a fighter not wearing armour benefits from a positive save modifier, treat their save as 7+ for the purposes of modification. For example, if a fighter wearing no armour gains a +2 save modifier, they will be able to make a Save roll of 5+.
- Rolls of a Natural 1: A roll of a natural 1 when making a Save roll is always an automatic failure, regardless of any modifiers that may apply.
## LASTING INJURIES[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#lasting-injuries)
Whenever a fighter goes Out of Action, the opposing player immediately rolls two D6, one after the other (a D66 roll) and looks up the result on the Lasting Injuries table (see opposite). During Campaign play, the result is applied against the fighter and a note of the Lasting Injury made on the Gang Roster.
If an Injury roll results in more than one Out of Action result, a separate roll for each is made on the Lasting Injuries table and each result is applied.
Rolling for Lasting Injuries must be done during Campaign play. Should players wish, they can forgo this step during Skirmish play, though making the roll and noting the result can add greatly to the narrative of the battle.
HOUSE RULE (A&A)
When a fighter goes Out of Action, only make one Lasting Injury roll, regardless of the number of Out of Action dice.
### GOING INTO CONVALESCENCE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#going-into-convalescence)
Some results will cause a fighter to go into Convalescence. During Campaign play, this means that the fighter cannot perform any post-battle actions or work any Territories. However, unlike going into Recovery, they will be available to fight in the gang’s next battle.
### GOING INTO RECOVERY[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#going-into-recovery)
Some results will cause a fighter to go into Recovery. During Campaign play, this means that the fighter cannot take part in their gang’s next battle, as they are recovering from their injuries.
The fighter’s In Recovery box on the gang roster is checked, and the fighter must miss both the post- battle sequence of the current battle and their gang’s next battle. This means that a fighter with the Gang Hierarchy (X) special rule that has gone into Recovery may not perform post-battle actions at this time. During the Wrap-up of the gang’s next battle, the fighter’s In Recovery box will be cleared, the fighter becomes available once again and Leaders and Champions may perform post-battle actions.
Note that no matter how many Lasting Injury rolls are made, a fighter that goes into Recovery will only miss one battle rather than multiple battles.
### FALLING[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#falling)
As described in [Terrain: Falling](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/terrain#falling), should a model ever fall 3" or more, they will suffer an automatic hit. The Strength, AP and Damage of this hit is determined by how far the model fell, rounded up to the nearest inch:
| Distance Fallen | Strength | AP | Damage |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 3"-5" | 3 | - | 1 |
| 6"-7" | 5 | -1 | 1 |
| 8"-9" | 7 | -2 | 2 |
| 10"+ | 9 | -3 | 3 |
INFO
### CHARACTERISTIC REDUCTIONS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#characteristic-reductions)
Some results on the Lasting Injury table cause a permanent reduction to a fighter’s characteristics. Their Fighter card must be amended immediately and a note of the injury suffered made in the Captured By/Lasting Injury box of the gang roster for the injured fighter – note that their Credits value does not change. No characteristic may ever be reduced below the [minimum shown on the table](https://necrovox.org/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/fighter-profiles#fighter-characteristics-profiles). Should a Lasting Injury cause a characteristic to be reduced below the minimum, the characteristic is not reduced.
### LASTING INJURY TABLE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#lasting-injury-table)
| D66 | Lasting Injury |
| --- | --- |
| 11 | Lesson Learned: The fighter goes into Convalescence but gains D3 Experience. |
| 12 | Impressive Scars: The fighter gains a set of impressive scars as testament to their bravery. Increase the fighter’s Cool by 1. This bonus only applies once, treat all further results as Out Cold. |
| 13 | Horrid Scars: The fighter has been horrifically disfigured, leaving them with a fearsome visage. The fighter gains the https://necrovox.org/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-fearsome skill. If they already have the Fearsome skill, treat this result as Out Cold. |
| 14 | Bitter Enmity: The fighter bears a bitter grudge against the gang that inflicted this injury. When fighting a battle against the gang that inflicted this injury, the fighter gains the https://necrovox.org/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#1-berserker skill. If they already have the Berserker skill or roll this result a second time, treat it as Out Cold. |
| 15-26 | Out Cold: The fighter misses the rest of the battle, but avoids any long term injuries. The fighter recovers in time to perform post-battle actions. |
| 31-36 | Convalescence: The fighter goes into Convalescence. |
| 41 | Old Battle Wound: At the end of each battle this fighter participates in roll a D6, on a 1 the fighter goes into Convalescence. |
| 42 | Partially Deafened: The fighter suffers no penalty if they are partially deafened, however, suffering this injury again reduces their Leadership by 1. |
| 43 | Humiliated: The fighter goes into Convalescence and their Leadership and Cool characteristics are each decreased by 1. |
| 44 | Eye Injury: The fighter goes into Recovery and their Ballistic Skill characteristic is decreased by 1. |
| 45 | Hand Injury: The fighter goes into Recovery and their Weapon Skill characteristic is decreased by 1. |
| 46 | Hobbled: The fighter goes into Recovery and their Movement characteristic is decreased by 1. |
| 51 | Spinal Injury: The fighter goes into Recovery and their Strength characteristic is decreased by 1. |
| 52 | Enfeebled: The fighter goes into Recovery and their Toughness characteristic is decreased by 1. |
| 53 | Head Injury: The fighter goes into Recovery and their Intelligence and Willpower characteristics are each decreased by 1. |
| 54 | Multiple Injuries: The fighter is not dead but has suffered many serious wounds. Roll a further D3 times on this table re-rolling any results of Captured, Multiple Injuries, Memorable Death, Critical Injury or Out Cold. |
| 55-56 | Captured: The fighter might be https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#being-captured. |
| 61-65 | Critical Injury: The fighter is in a critical condition – if their injuries are not successfully treated by a visit to the Doc (see https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#medical-escort) in the post-battle sequence, they will die. |
| 66 | Memorable Death: The fighter is killed instantly – not even the most talented Doc can save them. If the injury was caused by an Attack action, the attacker gains 1 additional XP. |
## LASTING INJURIES[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#lasting-injuries)
Whenever a fighter goes Out of Action, the opposing player immediately rolls two D6, one after the other (a D66 roll) and looks up the result on the Lasting Injuries table (see opposite). During Campaign play, the result is applied against the fighter and a note of the Lasting Injury made on the Gang Roster.
If an Injury roll results in more than one Out of Action result, a separate roll for each is made on the Lasting Injuries table and each result is applied.
Rolling for Lasting Injuries must be done during Campaign play. Should players wish, they can forgo this step during Skirmish play, though making the roll and noting the result can add greatly to the narrative of the battle.
HOUSE RULE (A&A)
When a fighter goes Out of Action, only make one Lasting Injury roll, regardless of the number of Out of Action dice.
### GOING INTO CONVALESCENCE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#going-into-convalescence)
Some results will cause a fighter to go into Convalescence. During Campaign play, this means that the fighter cannot perform any post-battle actions or work any Territories. However, unlike going into Recovery, they will be available to fight in the gang’s next battle.
### GOING INTO RECOVERY[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#going-into-recovery)
Some results will cause a fighter to go into Recovery. During Campaign play, this means that the fighter cannot take part in their gang’s next battle, as they are recovering from their injuries.
The fighter’s In Recovery box on the gang roster is checked, and the fighter must miss both the post- battle sequence of the current battle and their gang’s next battle. This means that a fighter with the Gang Hierarchy (X) special rule that has gone into Recovery may not perform post-battle actions at this time. During the Wrap-up of the gang’s next battle, the fighter’s In Recovery box will be cleared, the fighter becomes available once again and Leaders and Champions may perform post-battle actions.
Note that no matter how many Lasting Injury rolls are made, a fighter that goes into Recovery will only miss one battle rather than multiple battles.
### FALLING[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#falling)
As described in [Terrain: Falling](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/terrain#falling), should a model ever fall 3" or more, they will suffer an automatic hit. The Strength, AP and Damage of this hit is determined by how far the model fell, rounded up to the nearest inch:
| Distance Fallen | Strength | AP | Damage |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 3"-5" | 3 | - | 1 |
| 6"-7" | 5 | -1 | 1 |
| 8"-9" | 7 | -2 | 2 |
| 10"+ | 9 | -3 | 3 |
INFO
### CHARACTERISTIC REDUCTIONS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#characteristic-reductions)
Some results on the Lasting Injury table cause a permanent reduction to a fighter’s characteristics. Their Fighter card must be amended immediately and a note of the injury suffered made in the Captured By/Lasting Injury box of the gang roster for the injured fighter – note that their Credits value does not change. No characteristic may ever be reduced below the [minimum shown on the table](https://necrovox.org/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/fighter-profiles#fighter-characteristics-profiles). Should a Lasting Injury cause a characteristic to be reduced below the minimum, the characteristic is not reduced.
### LASTING INJURY TABLE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#lasting-injury-table)
| D66 | Lasting Injury |
| --- | --- |
| 11 | Lesson Learned: The fighter goes into Convalescence but gains D3 Experience. |
| 12 | Impressive Scars: The fighter gains a set of impressive scars as testament to their bravery. Increase the fighter’s Cool by 1. This bonus only applies once, treat all further results as Out Cold. |
| 13 | Horrid Scars: The fighter has been horrifically disfigured, leaving them with a fearsome visage. The fighter gains the https://necrovox.org/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-fearsome skill. If they already have the Fearsome skill, treat this result as Out Cold. |
| 14 | Bitter Enmity: The fighter bears a bitter grudge against the gang that inflicted this injury. When fighting a battle against the gang that inflicted this injury, the fighter gains the https://necrovox.org/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#1-berserker skill. If they already have the Berserker skill or roll this result a second time, treat it as Out Cold. |
| 15-26 | Out Cold: The fighter misses the rest of the battle, but avoids any long term injuries. The fighter recovers in time to perform post-battle actions. |
| 31-36 | Convalescence: The fighter goes into Convalescence. |
| 41 | Old Battle Wound: At the end of each battle this fighter participates in roll a D6, on a 1 the fighter goes into Convalescence. |
| 42 | Partially Deafened: The fighter suffers no penalty if they are partially deafened, however, suffering this injury again reduces their Leadership by 1. |
| 43 | Humiliated: The fighter goes into Convalescence and their Leadership and Cool characteristics are each decreased by 1. |
| 44 | Eye Injury: The fighter goes into Recovery and their Ballistic Skill characteristic is decreased by 1. |
| 45 | Hand Injury: The fighter goes into Recovery and their Weapon Skill characteristic is decreased by 1. |
| 46 | Hobbled: The fighter goes into Recovery and their Movement characteristic is decreased by 1. |
| 51 | Spinal Injury: The fighter goes into Recovery and their Strength characteristic is decreased by 1. |
| 52 | Enfeebled: The fighter goes into Recovery and their Toughness characteristic is decreased by 1. |
| 53 | Head Injury: The fighter goes into Recovery and their Intelligence and Willpower characteristics are each decreased by 1. |
| 54 | Multiple Injuries: The fighter is not dead but has suffered many serious wounds. Roll a further D3 times on this table re-rolling any results of Captured, Multiple Injuries, Memorable Death, Critical Injury or Out Cold. |
| 55-56 | Captured: The fighter might be https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#being-captured. |
| 61-65 | Critical Injury: The fighter is in a critical condition – if their injuries are not successfully treated by a visit to the Doc (see https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#medical-escort) in the post-battle sequence, they will die. |
| 66 | Memorable Death: The fighter is killed instantly – not even the most talented Doc can save them. If the injury was caused by an Attack action, the attacker gains 1 additional XP. |
## NERVE TESTS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#nerve-tests)
Seeing friends and comrades suffering serious injury can have quite a profound effect upon even the most hardened of underhive gangers. Therefore, fighters have to take a Nerve test when a friendly fighter is Prone and Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action within 3" of them, or a friendly vehicle is Wrecked within 6" of them.
All fighters must test regardless of their Status and Secondary Status, though it should be noted that some fighters may be subject to a special rule that makes them immune to Nerve tests.
NOTE
No Nerve test is required when a Juve/Prospect is taken Out of Action, except by other Juves/Prospects.
To make a Nerve test, make a Cool test for the fighter, applying a +1 modifier for each friendly fighter within 3" of them that is not Broken and is not Prone and Seriously Injured:
- If the test is passed, nothing happens.
- If the test is failed, the fighter becomes Broken. Place a Broken marker on their Fighter card to indicate that the fighter is subject to the Broken condition:
- As soon as a fighter becomes Broken, they will immediately activate (even if they have already been activated this round) and make a [Running for Cover (Double)](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/fighter-actions#running-for-cover-double) action.
- If the fighter is Ready, they lose their Ready marker.
- Broken fighters may be rallied in the End phase, as described in [Rally Tests](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-end-phase#4-rally-tests).
- When a Broken fighter activates in a subsequent round, they may not make any actions other than Running for Cover (Double).
- If a Broken fighter is engaged by an enemy fighter, they may only make Reaction attacks with a -2 modifier.
INFO
### VEHICLES AND NERVE TESTS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#vehicles-and-nerve-tests)
Whilst seeing fighters taken out does not faze the average vehicle driver (after all, they are protected inside their vehicle), they may become panicked upon seeing other vehicles destroyed. Therefore, vehicles have to take a Nerve test whenever a friendly vehicle is Wrecked with 6" of them. All vehicles must test regardless of their Status and Secondary Status, though some vehicles may be subject to a special rule that makes them immune to Nerve tests.
To make a Nerve test, make a Cool test for the vehicle, applying a +1 modifier for each friendly vehicle within 6" of them that is not Broken and is not Stationary and Wrecked:
- If the test is passed, nothing happens.
- If the test is failed, the vehicle becomes Broken. Place a Broken marker on their Vehicle card to indicate that the vehicle is subject to the Broken condition:
- As soon as a vehicle becomes Broken, they will immediately activate (even if they have already been activated this round) and if mobile will make a [Break For Air (Double)](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/vehicle-actions#break-for-air-double) action, or if Stationary and Stalled make a [Burn Out (Double)](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/vehicle-actions#burn-out-double) action.
- If the vehicle is Ready, they lose their Ready marker.
- Broken vehicles may be rallied in the End phase, as described in [Rally Tests](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-end-phase#4-rally-tests).
- When a Broken vehicle activates in a subsequent round, they may not make any actions other than Break For Air (Double) if Mobile or Burn Out (Double) if Stationary and Stalled.
# RESOLVING HITS AGAINST VEHICLES
*Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)*
When a vehicle suffers a Hit, follow this sequence:
1. Determine Facing of Attack
2. Make Wound Roll
3. Make Save Roll
4. Determine Damage
## 1. DETERMINE FACING OF ATTACK[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#1-determine-facing-of-attack)
As noted in [Vehicle Characteristics](https://necrovox.org/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/vehicle-profiles#vehicle-characteristics--characteristic-tests), all vehicles have three Toughness characteristics: Front, Side and Rear – each of which corresponds to the vehicle’s different vision arcs, as shown in the diagram below.
Every hit a vehicle suffers is resolved against one of these ‘facings’. Which facing has been hit depends upon where the attacking model is in relation to the vehicle. To determine this, imaginary lines are drawn from the vehicle, as shown in the diagram; whichever arc the centre of the attacking model’s base (or central hole in the case of a [Blast marker](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/shooting#blast-markers)) is in is the facing hit.
If there is ever any doubt as to which facing has been hit (for example, if the imaginary line runs through the centre of the attacking model), the better Toughness value is always used.
INFO
### HULL DOWN VEHICLES[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#hull-down-vehicles)
Sometimes, the attacking model will not be able to see any of the vehicle facing whose arc they are in. In these cases the vehicle is said to be hull down, and gains the benefit of being in Full Cover even if not sufficiently obscured.
## 2. MAKE WOUND ROLL[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#2-make-wound-roll)
Whenever a Wound roll is made against a vehicle, it is always the opposing player that makes it. Cross reference the weapon’s Strength with the Toughness of the facing hit on the vehicle and roll a D6 on the table below to determine if the vehicle is wounded by the attack:
| Strength vs Toughness | D6 Roll Required |
| --- | --- |
| Is the Strength TWICE the Toughness or greater? | 2+ |
| Is the Strength GREATER than the Toughness? | 3+ |
| Is the Strength EQUAL to the Toughness? | 4+ |
| Is the Strength LOWER than the Toughness? | 5+ |
| Is the Strength HALF the Toughness or lower? | 6+ |
## 3. MAKE SAVE ROLL[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#3-make-save-roll)
If a hit results in a successful Wound roll, or leads to a Damage roll being made against the vehicle for any reason, the vehicle may be able to make a Save roll. This is done in exactly the [same way as for fighters](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#2-make-a-save-roll).
## 4. DETERMINE DAMAGE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#4-determine-damage)
Following an unsuccessful Save roll, instead of inflicting damage as normal, the opposing player should roll both the Damage dice and Location dice simultaneously. It is always the opposing player that rolls Damage dice and Location dice.
### A. LOCATION HIT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#a-location-hit)
One or more Location dice are rolled to determine the exact location hit.
In some cases, it will be impossible to hit a certain location from a specific facing (as described in the vehicle’s special rules). Should it ever occur that an impossible location has been hit, simply re-roll the Location dice until a location that can be hit is rolled.
### MULTIPLE LOCATION DICE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#multiple-location-dice)
Players should note that, in some cases, more than one Location dice is rolled. When this is the case, it is usual for the player that made the roll to choose a single result to resolve and discard the other dice. Sometimes, however, it may be the player that controls the vehicle that chooses which result to apply. When this is the case, the rules will always make it clear.
In some cases, all of the Location dice rolled may be applied. For example, if a vehicle has suffered several hits at once from a Rapid Fire (X) weapon, a number of Location dice equal to the number of Hits is rolled. Again, when this is the case, the rules will always make it clear.
### B. ROLL DAMAGE DICE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#b-roll-damage-dice)
After a vehicle has been wounded, a number of Damage dice equal to the Damage characteristic are rolled. Unlike when rolling Injury dice for a wounded fighter, this is done every time a vehicle is successfully wounded regardless of Hull Points remaining.
Regardless of how many Damage dice are rolled, only one result is applied against the vehicle for each hit suffered – the benefit of rolling extra dice is an increased chance of inflicting significant damage! If more than one Damage dice is rolled for a hit, one result is chosen and the others are discarded. When this is the case, it is usual for the player that made the roll to choose a single result to resolve and discard the other dice. Sometimes, however, it may be the player that controls the vehicle that chooses which result to apply. When this is the case, the rules will always make it clear.
In some cases, more than one of the Damage dice rolled for a single hit may be applied. When this is the case, the rules will always make it clear.
### DAMAGE DICE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#damage-dice)
Damage dice are special dice used to determine the severity of the damage caused to a vehicle. Each face is marked with one of three different symbols. These are:
## DAMAGE TABLES[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#damage-tables)
Once the Damage dice have been rolled, look up on the following tables the effect of the chosen result(s) against the location hit. All damage effects applied are cumulative:
### BODY DAMAGE TABLE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#body-damage-table)
| Type of Hit | Effect |
| --- | --- |
| Glancing Hit | Crew Shaken: The vehicle and any fighters on board become subject to the Concussion condition and the vehicle immediately makes a Handling test. If this test is failed, it becomes Stationary and Stalled. |
| Penetrating Hit | Structural Damage: The vehicle loses one Hull Point and immediately makes a Handling test. If this test is failed, it becomes Stationary and Stalled. |
| Catastrophic Hit | Weapon Destroyed: One of the vehicle’s weapons (chosen at random) is damaged and cannot be used for the remainder of this battle. In addition, the vehicle loses one Hull Point. If the vehicle has no undamaged weapons, it loses two Hull Points instead. Additionally, the vehicle immediately makes a https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#loss-of-control-tests. |
### ENGINE DAMAGE TABLE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#engine-damage-table)
| Type of Hit | Effect |
| --- | --- |
| Glancing Hit | Stutter: The vehicle immediately becomes Stationary and Stalled. |
| Penetrating Hit | Loss of Power: The vehicle loses one Hull Point and for the remainder of this battle it cannot move further than its Movement characteristic during its activation. Additionally, the vehicle immediately makes a https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#loss-of-control-tests. |
| Catastrophic Hit | Belching Smoke & Flame: The vehicle loses two Hull Points and for the remainder of this battle it cannot move further than its Movement characteristic during its activation. Additionally, the vehicle immediately makes a Loss of Control test with a -1 modifier. |
### CREW DAMAGE TABLE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#crew-damage-table)
| Type of Hit | Effect |
| --- | --- |
| Glancing Hit | Crew Shaken: The vehicle and any fighters on board become subject to the Concussion condition and the vehicle immediately makes a Handling test. If this test is failed, it becomes Stationary and Stalled. |
| Penetrating Hit | Driver Wounded: The driver suffers a Flesh Wound, causing the vehicle to reduce both its BS and Handling characteristics by 1. In any End phase in which the driver has one or more Flesh Wounds, roll a D6 during the Recover & Restart step: • On a 1, the driver succumbs to their wounds and passes out. Immediately apply a Driver Black Out result against this vehicle (see below). Do not roll to see if they recover from it this round.• On a 2 or 3, the driver grits their teeth and carries on driving through the pain.• On a 4+, the driver is able to patch up their wounds. Remove one Flesh Wound (and its effects) from the driver. |
| Catastrophic Hit | Driver Black Out: The driver briefly loses consciousness. The vehicle immediately loses control as if it had failed a https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#loss-of-control-tests, changes its Status to Stationary and Stalled, and if it has a Ready marker remove it. Do not add a Ready marker to this vehicle during the Ready Models step until the driver regains consciousness. In any End phase where the driver has blacked out, roll a D6 during the Recover & Restart step:• On a 1-3, the driver remains unconscious.• On a 4+, the driver comes round, they then suffer a Driver Wounded result (see above). Do not roll to see if they recover from it this round. |
### DRIVE DAMAGE TABLE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#drive-damage-table)
| Type of Hit | Effect |
| --- | --- |
| Glancing Hit | Tank Slapper: The vehicle immediately makes a https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#loss-of-control-tests. |
| Penetrating Hit | Blow Out: The vehicle loses one Hull Point and for the remainder of this battle it suffers a -1 modifier to all Handling tests. Additionally, the vehicle immediately makes a Loss of Control test. |
| Catastrophic Hit | Major Malfunction: The vehicle loses two Hull Points and for the remainder of this battle it suffers a -2 modifier to all Handling tests. Additionally, the vehicle immediately makes a Loss of Control test. |
## WRECKED VEHICLES[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#wrecked-vehicles)
When a vehicle is reduced to 0 Hull Points, or when a vehicle loses control and Rolls, that vehicle is Wrecked and will play no further part in the battle.
When this happens, players may wish to leave the model in place upon the battlefield, or they may wish to replace the model with a terrain feature representing a Wrecked vehicle of a similar size. Wrecked vehicles left in place in this way are treated as flimsy structures for the remainder of the battle. Alternatively, the model can simply be removed from play. In any case, the vehicle itself will suffer Lasting Damage, and any fighters aboard the vehicle will be Thrown Clear.
### THROWN CLEAR[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#thrown-clear)
When a vehicle is Wrecked, any fighters on board it are thrown clear. When a fighter is thrown clear, they are placed within 2" of the vehicle and must take an Initiative test. If this test is passed, the fighter remains Standing. If, however, this test is failed, the fighter becomes Prone and Pinned and suffers a Hit as if they had fallen from the vehicle (see [Falling](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#falling)), increasing the Strength, AP and Damage of the hit by 1 if the vehicle was Mobile when Wrecked.
INFO
### VEHICLES WITH MULTIPLE CREW[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#vehicles-with-multiple-crew)
Vehicles may be crewed by many gangers, however, in the rules we treat all members of a vehicle’s crew, regardless of number, as a single entity.
### INJURED CREW[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#injured-crew)
Crew can be taken Out of Action just like any other fighter. If a vehicle is Wrecked, the crew is automatically taken Out of Action. However, when rolling for Lasting Injury for the crew, roll on the following table:
| D66 | Crew Injury |
| --- | --- |
| 11 | Lesson Learned: The crew goes into Convalescence but gains D3 Experience. |
| 12-26 | Out Cold: The crew misses the rest of the battle, but avoids any long term injuries. The crew recovers in time to perform post- battle actions. |
| 31-46 | Convalescence: The crew goes into Convalescence. |
| 51-52 | Humiliated: The crew goes into Convalescence. In addition, their Leadership and Cool characteristics are each decreased by 1. |
| 53-54 | Head Injury: The crew goes into Recovery. In addition, their Intelligence and Willpower characteristics are each decreased by 1. |
| 55-56 | Eye Injury: The crew goes into Recovery. In addition, their Ballistic Skill characteristic is decreased by 1. |
| 61-65 | Critical Injury: The crew is in a critical condition – if their injuries are not successfully treated by a visit to the Doc (see https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#medical-escort) in the post-battle sequence, they will die. |
| 66 | Memorable Death: The crew is killed instantly – not even the most talented Doc can save them. If the injury was caused by an Attack action, the attacker gains 1 additional XP. |
## LASTING DAMAGE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#lasting-damage)
Whenever a vehicle is Wrecked, the opposing player immediately rolls a D6 and looks up the result on the Lasting Damage table opposite. During Campaign play, all results are applied against the vehicle and a note of all Lasting Damage sustained made on the gang roster.
In some cases, a vehicle may become Wrecked in several ways at once (being reduced to 0 Hull Points before Rolling, for example). In such a case, a separate roll for each is made on the Lasting Damage table and each result is applied. Rolling for Lasting Damage must be done during Campaign play. Should players wish, they can forgo this step during Skirmish play.
### GOING INTO REPAIR[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#going-into-repair)
In some cases, a vehicle will become a Write-off. During Campaign play, this means that the vehicle is placed In Repair and cannot take part in any battles until it has been repaired (see [Negotiate Repairs](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#negotiate-repairs)).
The vehicle’s In Repair box on the gang roster is checked to indicate this. Once the vehicle is repaired, it becomes available again.
| D6 | Lasting Damage |
| --- | --- |
| 1 | Persistent Rattle: There’s something not quite right. Apply a +1 modifier on any future Lasting Damage rolls made for this vehicle. |
| 2 | Handling Glitch: The vehicle suffers a -1 modifier to its Handling tests. |
| 3 | Unreliable: At the start of every battle, roll a D6 for each Unreliable Lasting Damage result this vehicle has sustained. If any of these rolls is a 1, the vehicle won’t start and cannot take part in the battle ahead. |
| 4 | Loss of Power: The vehicle’s Movement characteristic is reduced by 1". |
| 5 | Damaged Bodywork: Reduce each of the vehicle’s Toughness characteristics by 1. |
| 6 | Damaged Frame: Reduce the vehicle’s Hull Points characteristic by 1. |
| 7+ | Write-off: The vehicle is not currently roadworthy and cannot take part in any battles unless it is repaired (see https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#negotiate-repairs. |
## LOSS OF CONTROL TESTS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#loss-of-control-tests)
Several of the vehicle damage effects, as well as some actions, require a player to make a Loss of Control test for the vehicle. This may be due to an impact with another vehicle or terrain, damage caused to the vehicle by enemy attacks, or even as a result of the driver falling unconscious at the controls due to injuries sustained. Whatever the case, failing a Loss of Control test can have dramatic results.
To make a Loss of Control test, make a Handling test for the vehicle, applying any modifiers as required:
- If the test is passed, the driver maintains control of the vehicle and nothing untoward happens.
- If the test is failed, the driver has lost control:
- If the vehicle was Stationary, the force of the impact may turn the vehicle, causing it to pivot in place or, in extreme cases, to Roll.
- If the vehicle was Mobile, the impact causes the vehicle to swerve dangerously and veer off course or, in extreme cases, to Roll.
INFO
### FIGHTERS ON VEHICLES LOSING CONTROL[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#fighters-on-vehicles-losing-control)
If a vehicle Swerves or Jackknifes then any fighters on it, and not in designated transport areas, must [test to avoid falling](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/terrain#falling).
### LOSING CONTROL[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#losing-control)
When a Loss of Control test is failed, the vehicle’s controlling player rolls a D6 and the Control dice:
- If a Swerve is rolled on the Control dice, the vehicle pivots around its central point 45°.
- If a Jackknife is rolled on the Control dice, the vehicle pivots around its central point 90°.
- If a Roll is rolled on the Control dice, the vehicle is flipped over by the force of the impact.
In the case of a Swerve or a Jackknife, the direction the vehicle turns is determined by the D6:
- On a 1-3, the vehicle turns left.
- On a 4-6, the vehicle turns right.
> *Here we see a vehicle pivoted 45° and 90° to the left around its central point.*
### SWERVING AND JACKKNIFING[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#swerving-and-jackknifing)
If a Stationary vehicle Swerves or Jackknifes, it will simply pivot in place, as described above. However, if a Mobile vehicle Swerves or Jackknifes, it will pivot and then move a number of inches equal to half its Movement characteristic.
### ROLLING[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#rolling)
If a Stationary vehicle Rolls, it will simply flip onto its side or roof in place, as described previously. However, if a Mobile vehicle Rolls, it will roll a number of times and move a number of inches in a random direction.
When a Mobile vehicle Rolls, the opposing player rolls a Scatter dice and a D3.
The Scatter dice determines the direction in which the vehicle moves as it Rolls. If a Hit is rolled, use the small arrow to determine direction.
The D3 determines how many times it rolls before coming to rest. The vehicle moves 2" in the direction determined by the Scatter dice for each roll it makes. During this movement, the vehicle is considered to be moving as if it were an active model, does not change facing and all vehicle impacts are resolved as [Head-on Collisions](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/vehicle-impacts#head-on-collisions). Note that the rolling vehicle takes no further damage.
Whatever the case, Rolling onto its side or roof is extremely detrimental to a vehicle and will render it immobile. A vehicle that Rolls is reduced to 0 Hull Points and is Wrecked. It will take no further part in the battle.
!https://necrovox.org/assets/images/rolling-diagram-45615f3b108550889f3d916beabee810.jpg
# THE END PHASE
*Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)*
After all models have been activated, the Action phase ends and play moves on to the End phase. The End phase has four steps:
1. **Bottle Checks:** If a player has at least one Prone and Seriously Injured or Out of Action fighter, or at least one Wrecked vehicle, they will have to make a Bottle check for their gang.
2. **Fleeing the Battlefield:** If either gang has failed a Bottle check, that gang’s controlling player makes a Cool test for each of their models that is still on the battlefield. Any models that fail will flee the battlefield.
3. **Recover & Restart:** Starting with the player that holds Priority, both players make Recovery tests for any Prone and Seriously Injured fighters and/or Restart tests for any Stationary and Stalled vehicles belonging to their gang.
4. **Rally Tests:** Starting with the player that holds Priority, both players make Cool tests for Broken models belonging to their gang to see if they can Rally.
NOTE
### REMOVE TEMPORARY EFFECTS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-end-phase#remove-temporary-effects)
**Smoke:** Roll a D6 per smoke cloud: on a 1-4 it is removed.
**Graviton Pulse:** Remove any Graviton Pulse blasts.
**Toxic Sludge:** Roll a 2+ for each Prone fighter that is at least partially in a pool of toxic sludge, or go Out of Action.
## 1. BOTTLE CHECKS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-end-phase#1-bottle-checks)
At the start of the End phase, a player will be required to make a Bottle check for their gang if one or more of their fighters are currently either Prone and Seriously Injured or Out of Action, or if one or more of their vehicles is currently Wrecked. If both players are required to make a Bottle check, the player that holds Priority should go first.
To make a Bottle check for their gang, the controlling player rolls a D6 and adds to the result the total number of fighters belonging to their gang that are currently Prone and Seriously Injured or Out of Action and the total number of vehicles belonging to their gang that are currently Wrecked. If the final result is higher than the total number of models in its starting crew (the number of models that were present at the start of the battle, see [Choosing Crews](https://necrovox.org/docs/battlefield-setup/scenario-rules#choose-crew)), the Bottle check is failed and the gang has ‘bottled out’. If the scenario uses Reinforcements, instead of comparing to the number of models in its starting crew, compare the total to the number of models that were eligible to take part in the battle.
Note that once a gang has bottled out, there is no need to make any further Bottle check for it. It is considered to have bottled out for the remainder of the battle.
HOUSE RULE (A&A)
- Reinforcements count towards bottle tests.
- A voluntary fail automatically loses the match.
## 2. FLEEING THE BATTLEFIELD[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-end-phase#2-fleeing-the-battlefield)
Once a gang has bottled out, both fighters and vehicles alike may begin to flee the battlefield. During this step of the End phase, starting with the gang that holds Priority if both gangs have bottled out, the controlling player makes a Cool test for each of their models that is currently on the battlefield:
- If the test is passed, the model holds its nerve and remains on the battlefield.
- If the test is failed, the model chooses discretion over valour and it (or in the case of a vehicle, its crew) flees the battlefield.
What happens to a model when it flees the battlefield will depend firstly upon whether it is a fighter or a vehicle and, secondly, upon its current Secondary Status:
1. Should a fighter flee the battlefield whilst their Secondary Status is Active, Engaged or Pinned, they are simply removed from play with no ill effect.
2. Should a fighter flee the battlefield whilst their Secondary Status is Seriously Injured, they are removed from play and set to one side. During the Wrap-up, test to see if they [succumb to their injuries](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#succumbing-to-injuries).
3. Should a vehicle flee the battlefield, the crew will abandon the vehicle and flee the battlefield, returning later to collect their vehicle. Change the vehicle’s Status to Stationary and Wrecked but do not roll on the Lasting Damage table.
### VOLUNTARILY FLEEING THE BATTLEFIELD[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-end-phase#voluntarily-fleeing-the-battlefield)
In the tense gang combat of Necromunda, it is often wise for a gang to quit a fight while they are still ahead. This is especially true in ambushes, and when smaller crews find themselves taking on larger and more dangerous ones! Once at least one of a gang’s starting crew is Prone and Seriously Injured, taken Out of Action or are Wrecked, a gang’s controlling player can choose to automatically fail any Bottle check the gang is required to make.
Once a gang has bottled out (either voluntarily or by failing a Bottle check), the controlling player can declare that the gang will flee the battlefield at the start of any Action phase. Any Standing and Active or Prone and Pinned fighters, and all vehicles, immediately flee the battlefield as described above. Engaged fighters must attempt to break away from combat – make an Initiative test for each. If the test is passed, they flee the battlefield. If the test is failed, they become Prone and Seriously Injured. Once the gang that has declared that it will flee has only Prone and Seriously Injured fighters remaining on the battlefield, the battle ends. Roll to see if Prone and Seriously Injured fighters succumb to their injuries in the Wrap-up as usual.
### GANG HIERARCHY[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-end-phase#gang-hierarchy)
Some models, most notably Leaders and Champions, have a special rule called ‘Gang Hierarchy (X)’ listed on their profile. In all such cases, the ‘X’ in brackets will be replaced by the model’s rank (‘Leader’ or ‘Champion’):
**Gang Hierarchy (X):** During a battle, once this model’s gang has failed a Bottle check, during any End phase in which this model passes its Cool test and does not flee the battlefield, any friendly models that are within 12" (if this model is a Leader) or 6" (if this model is a Champion) of this model will automatically pass their Cool test and will not flee the battlefield.
## 3. RECOVER & RESTART[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-end-phase#3-recover--restart)
Starting with the player that holds Priority, both players make Recovery tests for any Prone and Seriously Injured fighters belonging to their gang to see if they recover sufficiently to return to the fight. Similarly, both players make Restart tests for any Stationary and Stalled vehicles belonging to their gang to see if they can be restarted and become Mobile once again.
### RECOVERY TESTS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-end-phase#recovery-tests)
For each member of their gang that is Prone and Seriously Injured and still on the battlefield, the controlling player makes a Recovery test by rolling an Injury dice:
- If the result is Out of Action, the fighter is removed from play.
- If the result is Seriously Injured, the fighter suffers a Flesh Wound and remains as they are – Prone and Seriously Injured.
- If the result is a Flesh Wound, the fighter suffers a Flesh Wound and becomes Prone and Pinned.
**Assistance:** When making a Recovery test for a Prone and Seriously Injured fighter, one Standing and Active friendly fighter that is within 1" can offer assistance. If they do so, roll one extra Injury dice then pick one of the Injury dice to resolve and discard the other. In addition, a fighter that is being assisted does not suffer a Flesh Wound regardless of the result of the Injury dice.
A fighter can only assist one Recovery test per End phase.
**Multiple Injury Dice:** It may happen that, due to assistance, items of Wargear, Tactics cards or skills that, when making a Recovery test, several Injury dice are rolled. Regardless of how many are rolled, one Injury dice is picked and resolved – the others are discarded, as described previously.
### RESTART TESTS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-end-phase#restart-tests)
For each vehicle belonging to their gang that is currently Stationary and Stalled, the controlling player makes a Restart test. To make a Restart test, make a Handling test for the vehicle, applying a +1 modifier unless the vehicle has only 1 HP remaining:
1. If the Handling test is passed, the vehicle immediately Restarts, changing its Status from Stationary and Stalled to Mobile.
2. If the Handling test is failed, the vehicle refuses to Restart and it remains Stationary and Stalled.
### WOUNDED DRIVERS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-end-phase#wounded-drivers)
Finally during this step, if any vehicles in a player’s gang have suffered a Driver Wounded damage effect, a D6 is rolled for that driver, as described in [Crew Damage Table: Drive Wounded](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#crew-damage-table).
## 4. RALLY TESTS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-end-phase#4-rally-tests)
During the final step of the End phase, players may attempt to Rally any Broken models belonging to their gang, starting with the gang that holds Priority if both gangs contain Broken models.
To Rally a Broken model, make a Cool test for them, applying a +1 modifier to the result for each friendly model within 3" of them that is not Broken and is not Prone and Seriously Injured:
- If the test is passed, the model is no longer Broken.
- If the test is failed, the model remains Broken and may attempt to Rally again in the next End phase.
FLOODED PASSAGE (SPECIAL TERRAIN FEATURE)
At the end of each End phase, roll 2+ for each Seriously Injured fighter in the Flood Water or they are taken Out of Action (their injuries are too great to keep their head above water).
BADZONE ENVIRONMENTS
If using Badzone Environments, roll to see if the current is discarded. If discarded, generate a new Event.
NOTE
Leading by Example is not affected by any status or condition (Broken, Seriously Injured, Blaze etc.)
# THE POST-BATTLE SEQUENCE
Following any battle, there are several important steps that need to take place, as listed below. Some of these only apply during Campaign play, and can therefore be skipped during Skirmish play, as mentioned in the appropriate entries. Whatever the case, this sequence must be followed in the order shown, and must be done while both players are present.
The post-battle sequence has seven steps:
1. Wrap-up
2. Assign/Reassign Territory
3. Receive Rewards
4. Collect Income
5. Post-battle Actions
6. Update Roster
7. Report Results
## 1. WRAP-UP[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#1-wrap-up)
During the Wrap-up, each player checks to see whether any fighters that were Prone and Seriously Injured when the battle ended, or that fled from the battlefield whilst Prone and Seriously Injured, succumb to their injuries, as described as follows. Additionally, during the Wrap-up players determine whether any fighters captured by the enemy manage to escape, as described as follows, after which any vehicles that were abandoned by fleeing crew (as described as follows) are retrieved.
Finally, during a battle fought as part of a campaign, it is at the end of the Wrap-up that fighters that were In Recovery are considered to have made a full recovery, and their In Recovery box on the gang roster is cleared.
Players should note that any other events that take place ‘at the end of the battle’ will also take place during the Wrap-up.
### SUCCUMBING TO INJURIES[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#succumbing-to-injuries)
If a fighter is Prone and Seriously Injured when the battle ends, or if a fighter belonging to a gang that had bottled out fled from the battlefield whilst Prone and Seriously Injured, roll a D6 for them during the Wrapup. On a 3 or more, they survive without any further complications, but on a 1 or 2 they succumb to the injuries suffered during the battle and are treated as having gone Out of Action. A Lasting Injury roll is made for them, as described previously.
### BEING CAPTURED[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#being-captured)
After the battle there is a chance that any fighters who have been captured by the opposing gang may be able to slip away while being taken away:
**Capturing Enemy Fighters:** Roll a D6 for each friendly fighter that suffered a Captured result (55-56) on the Lasting Injury chart and apply the below modifiers:
- 1 if the battle was a draw.
- 2 if the fighter’s gang lost the battle.
- 2 if the fighter was taken Out of Action while subject to the Webbed condition.
If the result is 4+ then the fighter successfully escapes their bonds before being dragged away and goes into Convalescence (a natural roll of a 6 always results in the captive escaping). Otherwise the fighter has been Captured – make a note in the Lasting Injury/Captured By box on the gang roster for the Captured fighter, recording the name of the gang who has Captured the fighter.
### CLAIMING SCRAP[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#claiming-scrap)
If only one gang has models left on the battlefield at the start of the Wrap-up, they will grab what they can from Wrecked enemy vehicles before leaving the battlefield. That gang adds D3x10 credits to their Stash for each Wrecked enemy vehicle on the battlefield. The Wrecked vehicles are then reclaimed by their gang.
### CAPTIVE FIGHTERS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#captive-fighters)
Whilst a fighter is Captured, they are said to be a ‘Captive’. That fighter is unavailable for battles and post-battle actions as if they were In Recovery. This lasts until that fighter is recovered (as follows), rather than for just one battle. The Capturing gang should make a note in their Stash of the fighter they now hold Captive.
When a fighter is Captured, their gang has a chance to rescue them. The Captured fighter’s controlling player may issue a challenge to the gang that holds their fighter Captive to play a Rescue Mission. This supersedes the usual challenge process and the [Determine Scenario step](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-pre-battle-sequence#3-determine-scenario) of the pre-battle sequence – instead, the Rescue Mission scenario is played.
If a gang does not wish to attempt to rescue a Captive, or if the rescue attempt fails:
- A Law Abiding gang may claim a bounty on a [Captive fighter](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#captive-fighters) belonging to an Outlaw gang during the post-battle sequence of that battle.
- An Outlaw gang may ‘dispose’ of a Captive fighter belonging to any gang during the post-battle sequence of that battle.
- Any gang may trade a Captive back to the gang it belongs to or to any other gang that wants the Captive, as described as follows.
- Any gang may [sell a Captive to the Guilders](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#sell-to-the-guilders) as a slave during the post-battle sequence of that battle.
If the Captive is still held the next time the two gangs face each other, the controlling player of the gang the Captive belongs to once again has the option to declare that their gang will attempt a Rescue Mission.
### TRADING CAPTIVE MODELS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#trading-captive-models)
At any time during a campaign, regardless of whether a Rescue Mission has been attempted, the two gangs’ controlling players can come to an agreement to make a trade to secure a Captive’s return. Additionally, once a Rescue Mission has been attempted and failed, the gang that holds the Captive is free to trade it to any gang they wish.
This trade could be a payment of credits, a trade for another Captive, a valuable item of equipment, even surrendering a Territory, or anything else – it is entirely up to the two players to decide and either gang is free to decline an offer made by the other. If an agreement is reached, the Captive is transferred to the gang that the trade was made with. If the Captive is returned through a trade to the gang it belongs to, they immediately become available to the gang once more.
## 2. ASSIGN/REASSIGN TERRITORY[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#2-assignreassign-territory)
The player that won the battle takes control of the Territory staked on the battle. In the case of a draw while fighting for control of an uncontrolled Territory, the Territory is not claimed by either player. In the case of a draw during the Takeover phase when a controlled Territory is at stake, the Territory does not change hands.
## 3. RECEIVE REWARDS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#3-receive-rewards)
Each scenario shows a list of rewards which the gangs can receive, based on their performance during the battle. Any equipment gained is added to the gang’s Stash – it can be distributed to fighters in step 6.
HOUSE RULE (A&A)
Scenario Rewards are capped at 4D6 (x10 Credits). this means you cannot roll more than 4 D6 dice when determining your rewards, rather than making a separate roll to determine your reward cap.
### GAINING AND LOSING REPUTATION[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#gaining-and-losing-reputation)
Most scenarios contain a number of ways in which a gang can gain or lose Reputation. If a gang both gains and loses Reputation, any gains are applied before any losses.
## 4. COLLECT INCOME[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#4-collect-income)
Each gang collects income from each Territory they control that generates income, as detailed for that Territory. The total amount of credits generated from each gang’s Territories is then added to the gang’s Stash.
## 5. POST-BATTLE ACTIONS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#5-post-battle-actions)
During a campaign, each fighter in the gang that has the Gang Hierarchy (X) special rule can make one post-battle action. Each of these actions is carried out one at a time, in an order of the controlling player’s choice. Fighters who are In Recovery, or who have been Captured, cannot make post-battle actions. Unless otherwise stated, the same action can be made more than once. The actions below are always available, but others might also become available through special Territories, skills or other means.
### TRADE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#trade)
The fighter can visit the Trading Post by making a Trade action – this action is resolved during the [Visit the Trading Post step](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#b-visit-the-trading-post) of the post-battle sequence. The availability of Rare and Illegal items available at the Trading Post is influenced by whether it is a Law-abiding or Outlaw gang visiting.
### SELL TO THE GUILDERS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#sell-to-the-guilders)
The fighter can sell any number of Captive fighters to the Guilders – as long as the Captive’s gang has had a [chance to rescue them](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#captive-fighters):
Each Captive fighter is worth half of their total Cost (50%) when sold as a slave (including all weapons and Wargear), rounding up to the nearest 5 credits – add these credits to this gang’s Stash. The Captive fighter’s controlling player should be informed as soon as possible, and must delete the Captive fighter fromtheir roster. All weapons and equipment owned by the fighter are sold along with them, they do not go into any gang’s Stash.
### CLAIM BOUNTIES[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#claim-bounties)
Law Abiding gangs can [claim bounties](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#claim-bounties) for any enemy fighters belonging to Outlaw gangs that they have Captured (providing the Captive’s controlling player has had the opportunity to attempt a Rescue Mission, as described in [Captive Fighters](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#captive-fighters)). The bounty for a Captive fighter is equal to that fighter’s full Cost – this many credits are added to this gang’s Stash. The Captive fighter’s controlling player should be informed as soon as possible, and must delete the Captive from their roster
### ‘DISPOSE’ OF CAPTIVES[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#dispose-of-captives)
As described in [Captive Fighters](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#captive-fighters), Outlaw gangs can dispose of any enemy fighters they have captured, providing the Captive’s controlling player has had the opportunity to attempt a Rescue Mission. How the fighter is disposed of varies depending upon the type of gang in question. Some captives are sacrificed in dark rituals, others are eaten, and yet more simply disappear. Whatever the case, the Captive’s controlling player should be informed as soon as possible that their fighter has been disposed of, and must delete that fighter from their roster.
### MEDICAL ESCORT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#medical-escort)
The fighter escorts a critically injured fellow gang member to the Doc. Select one other fighter or crew in the gang that suffered a Critical Injury during the battle and pay 2D6x10 credits from the gang’s Stash. If the gang does not have sufficient funds, or does not wish to pay the full amount, no roll is made and the fighter or crew dies. Otherwise, roll a D6 on the table below:
| D6 | Result |
| --- | --- |
| 1 | Complications: The fighter dies. |
| 2-5 | Stabilised: Roll on the Lasting Injury table, re-rolling any results of Captured, Critical Injury or Memorable Death. Apply the result, in addition the fighter goes into Recovery. |
| 6 | Full Recovery: The fighter goes into Recovery, but suffers no lasting effects. |
### NEGOTIATE REPAIRS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#negotiate-repairs)
The fighter accompanies the crew of a vehicle that has suffered Lasting Damage to the Chop Shop. Select one vehicle in the gang that has sustained Lasting Damage and roll a D6 on the table below to determine the cost of repairs. If the gang wishes to meet this cost, it pays with credits from its Stash and all Lasting Damage previously sustained is removed from the vehicle. If the gang does not have sufficient funds, or does not wish to pay the amount, the vehicle is not repaired and the Lasting Damage it has sustained is not removed:
| D6 | Result |
| --- | --- |
| 1-3 | Almost Like New: The repairs cost a quarter (25%), rounding up to the nearest 5 credits, of the vehicle’s Cost (including Upgrades but not including Wargear and weapons), but the vehicle isn’t quite the same. Replace all Lasting Damage the vehicle has previously sustained with a Persistent Rattle. |
| 4-5 | Quality Repairs: The repairs cost a quarter (25%), rounding up to the nearest 5 credits, of the vehicle’s Cost (including Upgrades but not including Wargear and weapons). |
| 6 | Superficial Damage: The repairs cost a tenth (10%), rounding up to the nearest 5 credits, of the vehicle’s Cost (including Upgrades but not including Wargear and weapons). |
## 6. UPDATE ROSTER[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#6-update-roster)
During this step of the post-battle sequence, gangs can dispose of dead and injured fighters, scrap damaged vehicles, purchase new equipment and models, and more. During this step, players should follow this sequence:
A. Clean House
B. Visit the Trading Post
C. Gain Boons from Territories
D. Distribute Equipment
E. Purchase Advancements
F. Update Gang Rating
### A. CLEAN HOUSE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#a-clean-house)
After any battle, a gang is likely to have dead fighters to dispose of, injured fighters to retire, and wrecked vehicles to sell for scrap. This process is generally referred to as ‘cleaning house’.
Dead fighters or vehicle crew are simply deleted from the roster. If their gang had at least one fighter on the battlefield at the end of the battle, or if the fighter was taken to the Doc but still died, all of their equipment (except for armour) is added to the gang’s Stash. Otherwise, the dead fighter’s equipment is lost. If they were crew, their vehicle is added to the gang’s Stash and can be given to a new crew.
Also at this point, the controlling player can choose to retire fighters or vehicle crews – usually because Lasting Injuries have rendered them unfit for battle. These fighters are deleted from the roster, and their equipment is added to the gang’s Stash. Equipment in the gang’s Stash can be sold or transferred to a new fighter in the next step. If they were crew, their vehicle is added to the gang’s Stash and can be given to a new crew.
Finally, the controlling player can choose to scrap any vehicles that have sustained Lasting Damage. A vehicle is worth a quarter of its total Cost (25%) rounded up to the nearest 5 credits (including Upgrades but not including Wargear and weapons) when sold as scrap. These credits are added to the gang’s Stash. When a vehicle is scrapped, any Upgrades it had are lost, though its Wargear and weapons are added to the gang’s Stash. The crew must be either given a new vehicle, one must be purchased for them or they are retired.
### B. VISIT THE TRADING POST[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#b-visit-the-trading-post)
The gang can visit the Trading Post to spend its hardearned credits in any of the ways described below, allowing them to hire new fighters and buy or sell equipment. The actions can be made in any order and, unless specified, there is no limit to how many times a gang can perform each one. Any spent credits are deducted from the gang’s Stash; any gained credits are added to the gang’s Stash.
**Hire a Fighter:** The gang can hire a new fighter or crew from its House List, paying for them as they did when founding the gang. No equipment is purchased for this fighter or crew – they receive equipment in a later step.
Note that, when hiring new fighters or crew, the Gang Composition rules and any restrictions detailed in the gang list must be honoured.
**Purchase a Vehicle:** The gang can purchase any new vehicle from its House List, paying for it as they did when founding the gang. No Upgrades are purchased for this vehicle – it receives Upgrades in a later step.
**Recruit Hangers-on & Brutes:** The gang can spend credits to add a Hanger-on or a Brute to their roster. Their Reputation must be sufficient to allow this.
**Sell Unwanted Items:** Any items in the gang’s Stash can be sold. The item is deleted from the Stash, and the gang gains its value in credits, minus D6x10 (to a minimum of 5 credits).
Note that equipment granted as a Territory Boon cannot be sold during the same post-battle sequence.
**Purchase Equipment:** Equipment can be purchased for any model from its own Equipment List at the price shown (this cannot be added to the gang’s Stash during this post-battle sequence). A gang can purchase Common equipment from the Trading Post, at the price shown, adding it to its Stash. This action cannot be used to purchase Rare or Illegal equipment.
**Seek Rare & Illegal Equipment (Trade Post-battle Action Only):** This action can only be performed if a fighter has made a Trade post-battle action, is only performed once and is done to determine the availability of Rare and Illegal items on offer at the [Trading Post](https://necrovox.org/docs/armoury/). Roll 2D6 to determine the availability of items, adding the following bonuses:
- +2 if the gang’s Leader is making a Trade post- battle action.
- +1 for each Champion making a Trade post- battle action.
- +1 for every full 10 Reputation the gang has.
- +/-X as from a specified special rule.
- A Law-abiding gang may purchase equipment from the Trading Post that is Rare (X) where X is equal to or less than the Availability level and may purchase items that are Illegal (X) where X is equal to or less than the Availability level -4.
- An Outlaw gang may purchase equipment from the Trading Post that is Rare (X) or Illegal (X) where X is equal to or less than the Availability level.
Note that Exclusive items may not be purchased from the Trading Post, only from gang Equipment Lists.
INFO
### THE BLACK MARKET, RARITY AND LEGALITY RATINGS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#the-black-market-rarity-and-legality-ratings)
Older publications may reference the Black Market, treat any of those abilities as referencing the Trading Post instead. Additionally, they may reference Rarity or Legality ratings – in these cases replace them with Rare (X) and Illegal (X). For example, a Rarity rating of 8 becomes Rare (8).
INFO
### POST-BATTLE ACTIONS TIMINGS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#post-battle-actions-timings)
Much as players may wish otherwise, sometimes there isn’t always time after a battle to fully resolve all the post-battle actions – when this occurs there are a couple of different options. Some players like to roll everything in front of their opponent and then go away and decide exactly how to spend their credits and XP, while others prefer to resolve all these in the pre-battle sequence of their next battle.
In the end, these options all work as long as both players and the Arbitrator (in Campaign play) agree.
### C. GAIN BOONS FROM TERRITORIES[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#c-gain-boons-from-territories)
Some Territories grant a gang Boons in the form of additional recruits, Hangers-on or equipment. Any available Boons the gang wishes to claim are claimed now.
### D. DISTRIBUTE EQUIPMENT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#d-distribute-equipment)
Any equipment currently held in the gang’s Stash can now be distributed among its models. Weapon choices must respect any restrictions noted in a model’s entry within their gang list. Also, the limit of no more than three weapons for fighters must be adhered to, with weapons marked with a * taking the space of two.
Once any equipment has been added to a Fighter card or Vehicle card, the card’s Credits cost is updated accordingly. If the model is equipped with an item that has two different costs – one in the model’s own Equipment List and the other in the Trading Post – the value in the model’s own Equipment List takes precedence.
Players are reminded that no fighter can discard a weapon or Wargear that grants the [Mounted condition](https://necrovox.org/docs/general-principles/conditions#mounted) once added to their Fighter cards. Remember as well that fighters with the Tools of the Trade special rule can have multiple Fighter cards, each representing a different set of equipment, as described on [Equipment Sets](https://necrovox.org/docs/founding-a-gang/gang-creation#equipment-sets).
### E. PURCHASE ADVANCEMENTS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#e-purchase-advancements)
In Campaign play, each player can use this step of the post-battle sequence to spend Experience (XP), allowing their fighters to purchase [Advancements](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/gaining-experience#advancements).
### F. UPDATE GANG RATING[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#f-update-gang-rating)
Re-calculate the gang’s Gang Rating, and update the roster accordingly. Note that this is not done until this step of the post-battle sequence, meaning that any other references to the Gang Rating in the post-battle sequence are referring to the Gang Rating prior to this step.
## 7. REPORT RESULTS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#7-report-results)
Finally, the players should report the outcome of the battle to the Arbitrator of their campaign, who will update the campaign stats accordingly. The report should contain: which gangs fought, the outcome of the battle (i.e., who won), which Territory the victor gained control of, how many enemies each gang took Out of Action and the final Gang Rating and Wealth of the gangs.
# GAINING EXPERIENCE
*Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)*
During any battle, a fighter (including vehicle crew) can gain Experience (XP) in a number of ways. The standard ways in which Experience is gained are detailed here. Experience is also gained by completing scenario objectives – these will be detailed in the scenario. Players should note that, for the purposes of gaining Experience, vehicle crew are considered to be fighters.
A model gains XP for any of the following actions:
- 1 XP if their action directly causes an enemy fighter to suffer one or more Serious Injuries.*
- 2 XP if their action causes an enemy vehicle to become Wrecked.
- 2 XP if their action directly causes an enemy fighter to go Out of Action.*
- If the enemy fighter is a Leader or a Champion, gain an extra 1 XP.
- 1 XP if they took part in a battle (this XP is only gained if the scenario does not grant XP for a model taking part in the battle).
- 1 XP if they are Broken and successfully rally.
- 1 XP if they provide Assistance to another fighter making a Recovery test who becomes Prone and Pinned.
- *Note that fighters can only gain XP for Seriously Injuring or taking an enemy fighter Out of Action once per enemy fighter per activation. For instance, if a fighter causes an enemy fighter to suffer a Serious Injury, and then performs a Coup De Grace (Free) action, they would only gain the 2 XP for causing the enemy fighter to go Out of Action.*
HOUSE RULE (A&A)
Additonal ways to earn XP:
- D3 XP for the MVP of each playing team. This is nominated by your opponent at the end of the match.
- D3 XP for each fully painted model. This is awarded at the start of the campaign (or when they join your gang). If a model is unpainted, it gains the D3XP when it becomes painted.
- +1 additional XP when taking a Brute Out of Action.
## ADVANCEMENTS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/gaining-experience#advancements)
At the end of a battle, during the post-battle sequence, each player has the chance to purchase Advancements for any of their models by spending some or all of the XP that model has accrued. The XP cost of these Advancements is shown on the following tables. The model’s card is updated accordingly with the Advancement taken, the model’s XP is reduced by the amount spent to purchase the Advancement, the model’s total number of Advancements is increased by one (on the gang roster) and the model’s Cost is adjusted by the amount of credits shown, which will in turn increase the Gang Rating.
The more experienced a model is, the more certain Advancements cost to purchase in terms of XP. The cost of each characteristic Advancement for the same characteristic taken is increased by 2 XP for each instance after the first. For example, a Champion may increase their Initiative by 1 for 5 XP, but to increase it by 1 a second time will cost them 7 XP. Juves and Prospects however are particularly fast learners, and as a result they suffer no such penalty on characteristic increases; they may increase a characteristic any number of times (up to the maximum – see [Fighter Profiles](https://necrovox.org/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/fighter-profiles#fighter-characteristics-profiles)) for the basic XP cost shown each time.
| Cost | Advancement (Leaders, Champions, Crews, Prospects, Juves & Specialists) | Cost Increase |
| --- | --- | --- |
| 3 XP | Improve the fighter’s Willpower or Intelligence characteristic by 1. | +5 credits |
| 4 XP | Improve the fighter’s Leadership or Cool characteristic by 1. | +10 credits |
| 5 XP | Improve the fighter’s Initiative characteristic by 1. | +10 credits |
| 5 XP | Add 1" to the fighter’s Movement characteristic. | +10 credits |
| 6 XP | Improve the fighter’s Weapon Skill or Ballistic Skill characteristic by 1. | +20 credits |
| 6 XP | The fighter gains a random skill from one of their Primary Skill Sets. | +20 credits |
| 8 XP | Increase the fighter’s Strength or Toughness characteristic by 1. | +30 credits |
| 9 XP | The fighter gains a skill of your choice from one of their Primary Skill Sets. | +20 credits |
| 9 XP | The fighter gains a random skill from one of their Secondary Skill Sets. | +35 credits |
| 12 XP | Increase the fighter’s Wounds or Attacks characteristic by 1. | +45 credits |
| 12 XP | Specialists only: Promote the fighter to a Champion. They gain a random skill from one of their Primary Skill Sets. | +40 credits |
| 12 XP | The fighter gains a skill of your choice from one of their Secondary Skill Sets. | +35 credits |
| 15 XP | The fighter gains a random skill from ANY Skill Set. | +50 credits |
### GANGERS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/gaining-experience#gangers)
Whilst Leaders, Champions, Prospects, Juves and Specialists are central to a gang’s narrative, Gangers are its ‘supporting cast’. As such, they spend Experience and gain Advancements in a simplified manner.
If during the post-battle sequence a Ganger has 6 XP or more, the controlling player must roll 2D6 on the table below, and then update the Ganger’s Fighter card and their Cost accordingly, before finally reducing their XP by 6.
| 2D6 | Advancement (Gangers, not including Specialists) | Cost Increase |
| --- | --- | --- |
| 2 | The fighter becomes a Specialist and gains a random skill from one of their Primary Skill Sets. | +20 credits |
| 3-4 | Improve the fighter’s Weapon Skill or Ballistic Skill characteristic by 1. | +20 credits |
| 5-6 | Increase the fighter’s Strength or Toughness characteristic by 1. | +30 credits |
| 7 | Either add 1" to the fighter’s Movement characteristic, or increase their Initiative characteristic by 1. | +10 credits |
| 8-9 | Improve the fighter’s Willpower or Intelligence characteristic by 1. | +5 credits |
| 10-11 | Improve the fighter’s Leadership or Cool characteristic by 1. | +10 credits |
| 12 | The fighter becomes a Specialist and gains a random skill from one of their Primary Skill Sets. | +20 credits |
**Specialists:** Two of the results on the table above allow a Ganger to become a Specialist. They are still a Ganger, but from now on gain all the benefits of being a Specialist, as described in their entry in their Gang list.
## MAXIMUM CHARACTERISTICS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/gaining-experience#maximum-characteristics)
As mentioned in [Fighter Profiles](https://necrovox.org/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/fighter-profiles#fighter-characteristics-profiles), each of a fighter’s characteristics has a maximum value. In addition to these maximums, no fighter may improve their Movement, Strength or Toughness characteristics more than twice beyond that given in the basic profile for a fighter of their current category. No fighter may improve their Wounds or Attacks characteristics more than once beyond that given in the basic profile for a fighter of their current category.
If a roll on the Advancement table for a Ganger has no option but to increase a characteristic beyond its maximum, treat it as a roll of 12 instead.
YAQ
The fighter keeps improved stats above the new class maximum characteristics (for example Movement). However, if the fighter (after promotion) later receives stat decrease injury bringing them back to the current class max, the fighter will forever be unable to go above the max again (with future advancements or bionics).
## SKILLS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/gaining-experience#skills)
Skills can be obtained by Leaders, Champions, Prospects, Juves, crews and Specialists. The skills that are available are divided into a number of universal [Skill Sets](https://necrovox.org/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills). In addition, most gangs have their own unique Skill Set that represents the unique character of that gang or the House to which it belongs. These Skill Sets are presented alongside that Gang list.
Each gang fights in its own way, and this is reflected by the Skill Sets that are available to the fighters that make up that gang. All fighters have different levels of skill access depending upon their type and the gang to which they belong; for example, a House Goliath Forge Boss (Champion) can gain Brawn skills more easily than a House Escher Little Sister (Juve). In each Gang list, and for certain other types of fighter (Exotic Beasts and Brutes, for example), details are given showing the Skill Sets available to those fighters. Fighters have Primary access to some Skill Sets, and Secondary access to others. Certain fighters can access skills from other sets, but to do so is more expensive in terms of XP.
### GAINING A NEW SKILL[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/gaining-experience#gaining-a-new-skill)
Whenever a fighter gains a new skill, it will either be chosen by the controlling player or determined randomly. How a new skill is determined will depend upon how much XP has been spent to gain the skill or if the skill is Primary, Secondary or neither, as detailed in the [Advancements table](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/gaining-experience#advancements).
**Choosing a Skill:** Choosing a skill is a simple matter of selecting a desirable skill from one of the Skill Sets available to that fighter.
**Gaining a Random Skill:** Every skill in each Skill Set is numbered between 1 and 6. When a fighter gains a random skill, the player chooses a Skill Set to generate that skill from and rolls a D6. This roll determines which skill from the chosen Skill Set the fighter gains. If the fighter already has that skill, or cannot take that skill, simply re-roll the D6 until a skill the fighter does not have or can take is rolled.
## USING WYRD POWERS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/psykers#using-wyrd-powers)
When a psyker makes a Wyrd Power (X) action, they must make a Willpower test to see if the action is successful. If the test is passed, the Wyrd Power takes immediate effect. If it is failed, the Wyrd Power has no effect and the action is wasted.
Some Wyrd Power (X) actions are noted as being a Continuous Effect. Such a power lasts from when the psyker performs the action until the end of their next activation when it will expire, unless they perform a Maintain Control (Simple) action during their activation, in which case the Continuous Effect remains in play for another round. A psyker can only ever have one Continuous Effect in play. If a psyker is Prone and Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action, any of their Continuous Effects will immediately expire.
However, using Wyrd Powers is not without risk. If the Willpower test is failed on the roll of a double 1, the psyker must immediately roll on the [Perils of the Warp table](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/psykers#perils-of-the-warp). If the Willpower test is passed on the roll of a double 6, the Wyrd Power takes effect, cannot be Disrupted (see [Psychic Duels](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/psykers#psychic-duels)) and the psyker must immediately roll on the Perils of the Warp table.
## PSYCHIC DUELS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/psykers#psychic-duels)
Whenever a psyker is activated to make a Wyrd Power (X) action or to make a Maintain Control (Simple) action, if there is a Standing and Active or Prone and Pinned enemy psyker within 18", they may attempt to Disrupt the psyker’s successful Wyrd Power.
To Disrupt a successful Wyrd Power (X) action, a psyker must roll 2D6. If the total is higher than the total rolled for the Willpower test made to successfully perform the action, the Wyrd Power is Disrupted and fails as if the psyker making the action had failed their own Willpower test. If the total is equal to or lower than the total of the Willpower test made to successfully perform the action, the Disruption attempt fails and the Wyrd Power (X) action is resolved.
However, Disruption attempts can be just as risky as manifesting psychic powers. If a double 6 is rolled, the Wyrd Power is cancelled, but the psyker making the Disruption attempt must immediately roll on the Perils of the Warp table. If a double 1 is rolled, the Disruption attempt fails and the psyker making the Disruption attempt must immediately roll on the Perils of the Warp table.
## PERILS OF THE WARP[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/psykers#perils-of-the-warp)
Whenever a psyker rolls a double 1 or a double 6 when making a Willpower test to perform a Wyrd Power (X) action, or when attempting to Disrupt a Wyrd Power, roll 2D6 and consult the table below:
| 2D6 | Result |
| --- | --- |
| 2-3 | A Tear in Reality!: The psyker loses control and warp energy tears reality apart around them. Centre a 5" Blast marker on the psyker; any model touched by the marker must pass a Willpower test or lose a Wound or suffer the https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#crew-damage-table. The psyker then goes Out of Action. |
| 4-5 | Immaterium Inverse: The Warp inverts upon those attempting to control it. The psyker becomes the target of the power (regardless of range). If the power is beneficial, the psyker instead becomes Prone and Pinned and suffers a Strength 6 hit that inflicts 2 Damage, ignoring armour saves, and the power has no other effects. |
| 6-8 | Whispers from the Warp: The psyker’s mind is filled with screaming daemonic voices. The psyker becomes subject to the Insane condition. Place an Insanity marker on the psyker’s Fighter card and roll a D6 on the https://necrovox.org/docs/general-principles/conditions#insane when they activate. |
| 9-10 | Warp Surge!: The psyker’s power becomes overcharged with warp energy. The psyker may immediately try to manifest the same power again as a free action, or, if they were trying to Disrupt a power, they may immediately manifest one of their own powers as a free action – this additional manifestation of the power can trigger Perils of the Warp as normal. After working out the effects of the power, the psyker becomes Prone and Pinned and suffers a Strength 4 hit which inflicts 1 Damage, ignoring armour saves. |
| 11-12 | Daemonic Possession: Daemonic energy courses through the psyker’s body. The psyker increases their Movement, Strength, Toughness and Attacks characteristics all by 3 and their Weapon Skill to 2+. Their unarmed attacks inflict 2 Damage and have an AP of -1. In the End phase of the following round, or if the psyker generates this result again, they go Out of Action. |
HOUSE RULE
### WHISPER OF THE WARP (NECRODAMUS, A&A)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/psykers#whisper-of-the-warp-necrodamus-aa)
If the first action causes Insanity, apply Insanity immediately if the fighter makes a 2nd action.
## SANCTIONED AND NON-SANCTIONED PSYKERS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/psykers#sanctioned-and-non-sanctioned-psykers)
All psykers fall into two broad types, regardless of the powers they wield or where they originate from: sanctioned psykers and non-sanctioned psykers. Bearing the official approval of Imperial authorities, sanctioned psykers wield their powers under the control and vigilance of overseers and handlers. Trained from an early age in the correct use of their abilities and to minimise the risks of daemonic possession, sanctioned psykers are free to operate as they wish without the risk of censure by the authorities. A non-sanctioned psyker, by contrast, exists outside of the system and in secret, unaware of the great risks they present to themselves and others, and oblivious to the great efforts the Imperium goes to in controlling their kind. The rewards for bringing a non-sanctioned psyker to Imperial justice can be great, often significant enough to justify the risks of going against them!
To reflect their sanctioned or unsanctioned status, all psykers will have one of the two following skills on their profile:
**Sanctioned Psyker:** A psyker with this skill may re-roll a failed Willpower test once per battle.
**Non-sanctioned Psykers:** Should a psyker with this skill be taken Out of Action, the enemy gang is rewarded a bounty of D3x10 credits at the end of the battle. Should a psyker with this skill be captured and sold to the Guilders, they are worth their full value. Note that when a psyker with this skill is captured, they can be sold immediately without the opportunity for a Rescue Mission.
INFO
## WYRD POWERS AND THE FIREPOWER DICE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/psykers#wyrd-powers-and-the-firepower-dice)
Some Wyrd powers act as weapons that can be used by the psyker, however these powers can never run Out of Ammo. Therefore there is no need to roll a Firepower dice when attacking with a Wyrd power unless the attack has a Trait that triggers certain results on the Firepower dice.
## WYRD POWERS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/psykers#wyrd-powers)
There are many ways that a fighter may gain access to Wyrd Powers – one of the most common being the use of Ghast. Presented below are a selection of Wyrd Powers for players and Arbitrators to use in their campaigns. If a fighter gains a Wyrd Power, they may either roll a D6 to see which power they gain or in some cases may choose one of the following powers.
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Below you will find the Wyrd Powers listed in the 2023 Core Rules. These were greatly expanded upon in the Book of the Outcast and can be found in [Wyrd Powers](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers). Most campaigns will use the extended powers list, but check with your arbitrator if uncertain.
### 1. TELEKINESIS – ASSAIL (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/psykers#1-telekinesis--assail-basic)
*With a grunt, the wyrd pushes a person or an object away.*
Target a single enemy fighter or obstacle that is both within 12" and line of sight of this fighter and make a hit roll, using this fighter’s Ballistic Skill. If a hit is scored, move the target D3" in any direction – if they were Standing, they become Prone and Pinned after moving. If they come into base contact with a Standing fighter or any terrain, they stop moving and suffer a S3, AP -, D1 hit. If they come into base contact with another Standing fighter, that fighter also suffers a S3, AP -, D1 hit and becomes Prone and Pinned.
### 2. PYROMANCY – FLAME BLAST (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/psykers#2-pyromancy--flame-blast-basic-continuous-effect)
*Flames envelop one of the wyrd’s weapons, causing anything touched by it to similarly burst into fire.*
While this Wyrd Power is maintained, one weapon with the Melee or Versatile trait carried by this fighter gains the Blaze trait.
### 3. CHRONOMANCY – FREEZE TIME (DOUBLE)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/psykers#3-chronomancy--freeze-time-double)
*Reality seems to thicken all around the fighter, and events slow down to a crawl – has time truly stopped, or are those caught in the power merely experiencing its flow differently?*
All fighters, friend and foe, within 12" of this fighter may only perform a single action when activated for the remainder of this round.
### 4. TECHNOMANCY – WEAPON JINX (SIMPLE)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/psykers#4-technomancy--weapon-jinx-simple)
*With a snap of their fingers, the wyrd causes an enemy’s weapon to malfunction.*
Choose an enemy fighter that is within 18" of this fighter. That enemy fighter must immediately make an Ammo test for one of their weapons, chosen by this fighter’s controlling player.
### 5. TELEPATHY – TERRIFY (DOUBLE)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/psykers#5-telepathy--terrify-double)
*Planting a horrific image in an enemy’s mind, the wyrd tries to break their spirit.*
Choose a single enemy fighter that is both within 18" and line of sight of this fighter. That fighter must immediately take a Nerve test with a -3 modifier applied to the roll or becomes Broken.
### 6. BIOMANCY – QUICKENING (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/psykers#6-biomancy--quickening-basic-continuous-effect)
*The wyrd pours psychic energy into their muscles, greatly increasing their reflexes.*
While this Wyrd Power is maintained, improve this fighter’s Movement characteristic by 3 and their Weapon Skill, Ballistic Skill and Initiative characteristics by 1 (to a maximumof 2+).
# [[WYRD POWERS]]
*Source: Book of the Outcast*
*All across Necromunda, there are those touched by the malign influence of the Warp. Some of these individuals are even able to tap into this immaterial realm and channel its power, manifesting psychic abilities that defy the laws of nature and Mankind. While the Imperium severely sanctions anyone with these abilities, or anyone in league with them, it does not stop psykers from propagating throughout Necromunda. Known among the underhive as wyrds, those with psychic gifts are much sought after by gangs, Guilds and criminals alike to provide an edge in the endless wars between the Clan Houses. Some wyrds even band together to form their own gangs, becoming the scourge of the underhive – at least until they are hunted down and exterminated!*
This section, designed to work alongside the rules for psykers presented in the Necromunda Rulebook, greatly expands upon the Wyrd Powers available to players and Arbitrators in their games. Presented here are seven Wyrd Power disciplines that can be used by psykers: Biomancy, Chronomancy, Divination, Pyromancy, Technomancy, Telepathy and Telekinesis.
## USING WYRD POWER DISCIPLINES[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#using-wyrd-power-disciplines)
Any fighter with the Sanctioned Psyker special rule or Non-sanctioned Psyker special rule can make use of the disciplines presented here using the guidelines below. Unless allowed by the Arbitrator, Dramatis Personae cannot use these discipline powers, and must instead use the powers presented with their profiles (as they are unique individuals often with unique powers).
- Unless otherwise specified, all fighters with the Sanctioned Psyker or Non-sanctioned Psyker special rule start with a single Wyrd Power, either chosen from those included in their gang list or from one of the disciplines presented here.
- [Bounty Hunters](https://necrovox.org/docs/gangs/gang-additions/hired-guns/bounty-hunters/#0-1-generic-bounty-hunter) and [Venator Hunt Leaders](https://necrovox.org/docs/gangs/gang-lists/venators#hunt-leader-leader) can be upgraded when hired to have the Sanctioned Psyker or Nonsanctioned Psyker special rule (as chosen by the player) for +35 credits.
- A Sanctioned Psyker or Non-sanctioned Psyker may choose any Wyrd Power from those presented here (instead of one from their gang list) as an Advancement, just as they would gain a Primary skill as an Advancement (either by generating a power randomly for 9 XP, or choosing one for 12 XP).
- There is no limit to the number of Wyrd Powers a fighter may know.
- If all of a fighter‘s Wyrd Powers are chosen from a single Wyrd Power discipline, they will automatically gain that discipline’s special ability. Note, however, that should the fighter ever gain a power from a different discipline, this ability is immediately lost.
- Finally, when a fighter takes a dose of Ghast, they may generate their Wyrd Power from those presented here; this must still be a random Wyrd Power, though you may choose which discipline the power is from.
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### FORCE WEAPONS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#force-weapons)
Some rare melee weapons, commonly known as force weapons in the vernacular of the underhive, are specially attuned to those with wyrd powers and can be devastating killing tools in their hands. Such weapons are usually created by taking high-quality versions of mundane close combat weapons, which are then inlaid with psi-amplifiers that channel the power of the Warp, allowing the wielder to deliver killing blows accentuated by their own wyrd powers.
Any weapon with the Melee trait can be upgraded into a Force Weapon by buying a Psi-amplifier from the Trading Post and performing the Psi Attune post-battle action (see page 127).
In the hands of a non-psyker, a Force Weapon has no additional effects. However, when wielded by a fighter with either the Sanctioned Psyker or Non-sanctioned Psyker special rule, the weapon gains both the Power and Sever traits.
## BIOMANCY DISCIPLINE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#biomancy-discipline)
*Biomancy is the psychic mastery of flesh and bone; those gifted in its practise are able to knit flesh together, turn their skin to iron or inflict crippling pain upon their enemies. Such individuals are known as biomancers and are often skilled fighters who use their gifts to shrug off wounds while enhancing their speed, strength and endurance to overcome their foes.*
### BIOMANCER SPECIAL ABILITY[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#biomancer-special-ability)
If a Wyrd only selects powers from the Biomancy discipline, they gain the Fast Healing special rule:
**Fast Healing:** When this fighter makes a Recovery test, roll an extra Injury dice then choose one to discard.
### 1. ARACHNOSIS (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#1-arachnosis-basic-continuous-effect)
*The wyrd’s hands grow tiny serrated hairs across their palms, allowing them to cling to any surface with ease.*
While this Wyrd Power is maintained, the fighter counts as having the [Clamber](https://necrovox.org/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills#2-clamber), [Catfall](https://necrovox.org/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills#1-catfall) and [Mighty Leap](https://necrovox.org/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills#4-mighty-leap) skills.
### 2. CHAMELEON (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#2-chameleon-basic-continuous-effect)
*The wyrd’s skin mottles and shifts through a range of hues until it matches their surroundings, making them all but invisible.*
While this Wyrd Power is maintained, ranged attacks targeting this fighter suffer a -2 modifier to their hit roll, provided the fighter does not move during their activation.
### 3. CAUSE PAIN (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#3-cause-pain-basic)
*With a twist of their hand, the wyrd causes their foe to double over in unspeakable agony.*
Choose an enemy fighter that has already lost at least one Wound or suffered at least one Flesh Wound and that is within 18" and line of sight of this fighter. That fighter must roll an Injury dice and immediately apply the effects.
### 4. STOP BLEEDING (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#4-stop-bleeding-basic)
*Focusing their power on a wounded ally, the wyrd closes up their wounds.*
Choose a friendly fighter that has suffered at least one Flesh Wound and that is within 18" and line of sight of this fighter. That fighter immediately removes any Flesh Wounds they currently have.
### 5. QUICKENING (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#5-quickening-basic-continuous-effect)
*The wyrd pours psychic energy into their muscles, greatly increasing their reflexes.*
While this Wyrd Power is maintained, improve this fighter’s Movement characteristic by 3 and their Weapon Skill, Ballistic Skill and Initiative characteristics by 1 (to a maximum of 2+).
### 6. IRON ARM (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#6-iron-arm-basic-continuous-effect)
*With a thought, the wyrd turns the flesh of their arm to unyielding iron, allowing them to block any blow directed at them.*
While this Wyrd Power is maintained, the fighter gains a special 5+ save against attacks made against them in close combat. This save may be made after any save rolls for armour, and is not modified by AP.
## CHRONOMANCY DISCIPLINE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#chronomancy-discipline)
*Among the strangest of all wyrds are those who can manipulate the very flow of time itself. Some would say that the chronomancer, as such psykers are known, do not actually alter time, but rather people’s perception of it, allowing them to seem to move as a blur, pass in and out of existence seemingly at will, or even freeze a moment in time to take perfect aim before allowing events to continue.*
### CHRONOMANCER SPECIAL ABILITY[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#chronomancer-special-ability)
If a wyrd only selects powers from the Chronomancy discipline, they gain the Flicker special rule:
**Flicker:** Once per battle, this fighter may perform one additional action during their activation.
### 1. FREEZE TIME (DOUBLE)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#1-freeze-time-double)
*Reality seems to thicken all around the fighter, and events slow down to a crawl – has time truly stopped, or are those caught in the power merely experiencing its flow differently?*
All fighters, friend and foe, within 12" of this fighter may only perform a single action when activated for the remainder of this round.
### 2. SUPPRESS POWER (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#2-suppress-power-basic)
*Reaching out with their mind, the fighter cuts an enemy psyker off from their ability – as if it was never there to begin with.*
Choose one enemy psyker that is within 18" and line of sight of this fighter. This fighter chooses one of the target’s Wyrd Powers – that power may not be used this round.
### 3. ZEN SHOOTIST (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#3-zen-shootist-basic-continuous-effect)
*Time stops dead for the fighter, allowing them to casually line up a shot as if their enemy were standing still.*
While this Wyrd Power is maintained, this fighter’s BS is improved to 2+ and they ignore negative hit modifiers due to cover. These benefits do not apply if this fighter is firing a weapon with either the Blast (X) trait or Rapid Fire (X) trait.
### 4. WALK THROUGH WALLS (DOUBLE)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#4-walk-through-walls-double)
*Reality flickers as the fighter is in one place and then, as if individual picts had been removed from a vid feed, suddenly another.*
Place this fighter anywhere within 8" of their current position. They may not be placed within 1" of an enemy fighter.
### 5. MIRROR IMAGE (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#5-mirror-image-basic)
*A blur of motion surrounds the fighter as if they are standing in a dozen places at once, making it impossible for their foes to pick out the true target.*
Until the End phase of this round, all hit rolls made against this fighter suffer a -1 modifier. In addition, if this fighter makes the Retreat (Basic) action, they may not be targeted by Reaction attacks.
### 6. LUCKY AURA (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#6-lucky-aura-basic-continuous-effect)
*Little things just seem to go this wyrd’s way, each one seemingly insignificant but adding up to more than mere coincidence.*
While this Wyrd Power is maintained, once per round, this fighter may force an enemy fighter to re-roll one successful BS or WS check if this fighter is the target of the attack.
## DIVINATION DISCIPLINE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#divination-discipline)
*The ability to peer into the future is something common to many wyrds, for it is believed that the Warp, and its denizens, do not obey the normal constraints of time and space. Diviners, as wyrds talented in this discipline are known, are in high demand among the gangs and organisations of the underhive; for who wouldn’t want to be able to look into the future and anticipate the actions of their enemies before they even happen?*
### DIVINER SPECIAL ABILITY[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#diviner-special-ability)
If a wyrd only selects powers from the Divination discipline, they gain the Future Sight special rule:
**Future Sight:** Once per battle, this fighter may use this ability to re-roll any dice roll made during their activation. This ability may be used to re-roll any number of dice and may even be used on a roll made by an enemy fighter.
### 1. PRECOGNITION (SPECIAL)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#1-precognition-special)
*The wyrd peers into the future to see what fate has in store for them.*
If this fighter is part of a gang during the Determine Scenario step of the pre-battle sequence, their gang may choose the scenario rather than rolling randomly. If the scenario has an attacker and a defender, the gang this fighter belongs to is automatically the attacker. If both gangs have a wyrd with this power, they have no effect as they cancel each other out.
### 2. FOREBODING (DOUBLE), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#2-foreboding-double-continuous-effect)
*Glimpsing moments in the near future, this wyrd predicts the movements of their enemies and guns them down.*
While this Wyrd Power is maintained, the fighter may either gain the [Overwatch](https://necrovox.org/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#6-overwatch) skill or grant the Overwatch skill to a single friendly fighter that is both within 12" and line of sight of this fighter.
### 3. MISFORTUNE (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#3-misfortune-basic)
*Picking the perfect moment to act, the wyrd exploits their enemy’s slightest misfortune.*
At any point prior to the End phase of this round, this fighter may force one enemy fighter that is currently both within 12" and line of sight of this fighter to re-roll a single dice roll.
### 4. FOREWARNING (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#4-forewarning-basic)
*A feeling overcomes the wyrd, warning them of the slightest danger to their life.*
Until the End phase of this round, the first time this fighter is hit by an attack roll a D6. On a 2+, the hit is ignored.
### 5. WARP WHISPERS (SPECIAL)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#5-warp-whispers-special)
*Conversing with denizens of the Warp, the wyrd learns how best to exploit their current situation.*
While this fighter is part of a gang, that gang may increase their Crew size by 1 for the scenario, and may re-roll any rolls for Reinforcements. In addition, if this fighter is a sentry, the alarm will automatically be raised if they finish their movement within 6" of an enemy fighter.
### 6. VISIONS (DOUBLE), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#6-visions-double-continuous-effect)
*Enemies cannot hide from the wyrd while their gaze is fixed upon the Warp.*
While this Wyrd Power is maintained, all enemy fighters within 18" of this fighter that are in full cover count as being in partial cover, and all enemy fighters within 18" of this fighter that are in partial cover count as being in the open.
## PYROMANCY DISCIPLINE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#pyromancy-discipline)
*Pyromancers are wyrds with the ability to conjure flames out of thin air. Exceedinglydeadly individuals, there is nothing subtle about their powers, the psyker abletoturnabattlefield into a blazing inferno with a snap of their fingers.*
### PYROMANCER SPECIAL ABILITY[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#pyromancer-special-ability)
If a wyrd only selects powers from the Pyromancy discipline, they gain the Fire Shield special rule:
**Fire Shield:** This fighter cannot be set on fire. In other words, this fighter is immune to the Blaze condition and will never become subject to it.
### 1. BODY OF FLAME (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#1-body-of-flame-basic-continuous-effect)
*The wyrd’s body bursts into flames!*
While this Wyrd Power is maintained, this fighter ignores hits from weapons with the Blaze or Melta traits. In addition, if a fighter ends their activation within 1" of this fighter they must test to see if they are set on fire, as if they had been hit by a weapon with the Blaze trait.
### 2. STOKE FLAMES (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#2-stoke-flames-basic)
*With a gesture, the wyrd causes flames to roar to life from the smallest embers.*
Choose an enemy fighter that is both within 18" and line of sight of this fighter and that is currently subject to the Blaze condition. Centre a 5" Blast marker over the chosen fighter. All fighters touched by this marker must immediately test to see if they are set on fire just as if they had been hit by a weapon with the Blaze trait.
### 3. WALL OF FLAME (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#3-wall-of-flame-basic-continuous-effect)
*Fire erupts from the air to engulf an area of the battlefield.*
Place a 5" Blast marker so that its centre is anywhere that is both within 12" and line of sight of this fighter. Once placed, this marker does not move but will remain in place while this Wyrd Power is maintained. Any fighter that either begins or ends their activation touching the marker suffers a Strength 3, Damage 1, AP 1 hit as if from a weapon with the Blaze trait.
### 4. FLAME BLAST (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#4-flame-blast-basic-continuous-effect)
*Flames envelope one of the wyrd’s weapons, causing anything touched by it to similarly burst into fire.*
While this Wyrd Power is maintained, one weapon with the Melee or Versatile trait carried by this fighter gains the Blaze trait.
### 5. MOLTEN BOLT (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#5-molten-bolt-basic)
*The fighter lets loose a super heated bolt of energy.*
Target a single enemy fighter that is both within 6" and line of sight of this fighter and make a hit roll, using this fighter’s BS. If a hit is scored, it is resolved at Strength 8, Damage 3, AP -3 as if from a weapon with the Melta trait.
### 6. SCOURING (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#6-scouring-basic-continuous-effect)
*Opening their mouth in a silent roar, the fighter vomits fire.*
While this Wyrd Power is maintained, this fighter counts as being armed with the following weapon:
| Profile | Rg S | Rg L | Acc S | Acc L | Str | AP | D | Ammo | Traits |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Scouring | - | T | - | - | 2 | - | 1 | - | Blaze, Template |
## TECHNOMANCY DISCIPLINE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#technomancy-discipline)
*A strange and rare power, technomancy is the ability to psychically manipulate technology of all kinds. Technomancers, as wyrds who command these abilities are known, can with a mere thought cause weapons to fail or operate far past their peak performance, or harden a suit of armour. In the depths of the underhive, a technomancer is truly in their element, as they use their powers to turn the very battlefield against their enemies.*
### TECHNOMANCER SPECIAL ABILITY[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#technomancer-special-ability)
If a wyrd only selects powers from the Technomancy discipline, they gain the Techno-affinity special rule:
**Techno-affinity:** This fighter may re-roll any Ammo check they are required to make.
### 1. WEAPON JINX (SIMPLE)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#1-weapon-jinx-simple)
*With a snap of their fingers, the wyrd causes an enemy’s weapon to malfunction.*
Choose an enemy fighter that is within 18" of this fighter. That enemy fighter must immediately make an Ammo check for one of their weapons, chosen by this fighter.
### 2. OVERCHARGE (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#2-overcharge-basic-continuous-effect)
*Directing their power into their weapon, the wyrd greatly increases its effectiveness.*
While this Wyrd Power is maintained, one ranged weapon carried by this fighter improves its Strength by 2 and its Damage by 1, but gains the Unstable trait.
### 3. HARDENING (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#3-hardening-basic-continuous-effect)
*With a thought, the wyrd renders their armour as thick and heavy as sheet iron.*
While this Wyrd Power is maintained, this fighter improves their save rolls by 2 (to a maximum of 2+), or gains a 5+ save if they did not have a save before. However, while this power is maintained, this fighter must reduce their Movement by 1, to a minimum of 1.
### 4. MANIPULATE DOOR (SIMPLE)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#4-manipulate-door-simple)
*The wyrd causes doors to open or close with a wave of their hand.*
This fighter may immediately open or close a single unlocked door anywhere on the battlefield.
### 5. MANIPULATE LUMENS (DOUBLE)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#5-manipulate-lumens-double)
*Unleashing their power, the wyrd can either cause all power to the dome to cease, plunging it into darkness, or bring ancient power systems back to life and illuminate the gloom.*
The [Pitch Black rules](https://necrovox.org/docs/battlefield-setup/scenario-rules#pitch-black--visibility) immediately come into effect, or immediately end if they were already in effect.
### 6. CRACK LOCK (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#6-crack-lock-basic)
*With a snap of their fingers, the wyrd causes electronic and mechanical locks to open.*
Choose a single locked door that is within 18" of this fighter. That door immediately becomes unlocked and open. Alternatively, this fighter may immediately open a Loot casket anywhere on the battlefield, choosing its contents rather than rolling randomly.
## TELEKINESIS DISCIPLINE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#telekinesis-discipline)
*Reaching out with their mind, a telekinetic can lift, hurl or crush objects without ever laying a finger on them; some are even able to use their powers to fly.*
### TELEKINETIC SPECIAL ABILITY[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#telekinetic-special-ability)
If a wyrd only selects powers from the Telekinesis discipline, they gain the Fistsof Fury special rule:
**Fists of Fury:** When this fighter makes an unarmed attack, increase both theStrength and Damage characteristics of the attack by 1.
### 1. ASSAIL (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#1-assail-basic)
*With a grunt, the wyrd pushes a person or an object away.*
Target a single enemy fighter or obstacle that is both within 12" and line of sight of this fighter and make a hit roll, using this fighter’s BS. If a hit is scored, move the target D3" in any direction – if they were Standing, they become Prone and Pinned after moving. If they come into base contact with a Standing fighter or any terrain, they stop moving and suffer a Strength 3, Damage 1, AP - hit. If they come into base contact with another fighter, that fighter also suffers a Strength 3, Damage 1, AP - hit and becomes Prone and Pinned.
### 2. CRUSH (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#2-crush-basic)
*Closing their fist in the air, the wyrd crushes an object or person in their eyeline.*
Target a single enemy fighter or obstacle that is both within 12" and line of sight of this fighter and make a hit roll, using this fighter’s BS. If a hit is scored, an obstacle is destroyed and removed from the battlefield, while an enemy fighter must make a save roll. If this save roll is successful, roll an Injury dice and immediately apply the result against the fighter.
### 3. FORCE FIELD (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#3-force-field-basic-continuous-effect)
*Casting their power around them, the wyrd shields themselves and those near them from attack.*
While this Wyrd Power is maintained, this fighter and any friendly fighters within 3" of them improve their save rolls by 1 or, if they do not have a save, gain a 6+ save roll.
### 4. HAILSTORM (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#4-hailstorm-basic)
*The wyrd gathers up and flings underhive debris at their enemies with the power of their mind.*
Immediately make a hit roll against every fighter, friend or foe, that is within 12" of this fighter, using this fighter’s BS. Each hit scored is resolved at Strength 1, Damage 1 and AP -.
### 5. FORCE BLAST (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#5-force-blast-basic)
*Telekinetic energy blasts away anything standing near the wyrd.*
Any enemy fighters that are within 3" of this fighter are immediately pushed D3+1" directly away. If this movement would push a fighter from a platform or pitfall, stop them at the edge and take an Initiative test for them. If the test is passed, they are placed Prone at the edge. If the test is failed, they will fall. If this movement is interrupted by a wall or other impassable terrain, the fighter is immediately Pinned and takes a hit with a Strength equal to the number of inches rolled for the push distance.
### 6. LEVITATION (BASIC) CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#6-levitation-basic-continuous-effect)
*Concentrating, the wyrd rises into the air.*
While this Wyrd Power is maintained this fighter’s Movement is increased by 3" and they ignore all terrain, may move freely between levels without restriction, and can never fall. They may not, however, ignore impassable terrain or walls and may not end their movement with their base overlapping an obstacle or another fighter’s base.
## TELEPATHY DISCIPLINE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#telepathy-discipline)
*Few wyrds are as feared as those who practise the discipline of telepathy. A telepath can tear secrets from another’s mind, make them think the wyrd has vanished even when they stand directly in front of them, or fill their foes with unreasoning terror. These wyrds are both the least trusted and the most coveted of all psykers on Necromunda.*
### TELEPATH SPECIAL ABILITY[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#telepath-special-ability)
If a wyrd only selects powers from the Telekinesis discipline, they gain the Fearful Aura special rule:
**Fearful Aura:** If an enemy makes a Charge (Double) action that would result in them making one or more close combat attacks against this fighter, they must make a Willpower check before moving. If the check is failed, they cannot move and their action ends immediately.
### 1. MIND CONTROL (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#1-mind-control-basic-continuous-effect)
[[mind-control]]
*The wyrd reaches into a foe’s brain and takes control of their actions.*
Choose a single enemy fighter that is both within 9" and line of sight of this fighter. That fighter immediately makes a Shoot (Basic) action, even if they have already activated this round, targeting an eligible fighter from their gang, chosen by this fighter.
### 2. TERRIFY (DOUBLE)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#2-terrify-double)
*Planting a horrific image in an enemy’s mind, the wyrd tries to break their spirit.*
Choose a single enemy fighter that is both within 18" and line of sight of this fighter. That fighter must immediately take a Nerve test with a -3 modifier applied to the roll or become subject to the Broken condition.
### 3. INVISIBILITY (DOUBLE), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#3-invisibility-double-continuous-effect)
*The wyrd clouds the minds of their foes, making it seem as if they have vanished.*
While this Wyrd Power is maintained, this fighter cannot be targeted by ranged attacks. If for any reason this fighter makes any action other than a Move (Simple) action or a Maintain Control (Simple) action, this power immediately ends.
### 4. MENTAL ASSAULT (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#4-mental-assault-basic)
*The wyrd unleashes a brutal mental attack, driving their foe to their knees.*
Choose a single enemy fighter that is both within 12" and line of sight of this fighter. Both this fighter and the target must make a Willpower check. If both checks are failed, or the target passes and this fighter does not, there is no further effect. If both this fighter and the target pass, or this fighter passes and the target fails, the target becomes Prone and Pinned (if possible) and loses their Ready marker.
### 5. HALLUCINATIONS (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#5-hallucinations-basic)
*Delving deep into the subconscious of their foe, the wyrd dredges up every dream and horror they can find, making the victim doubt their very reality.*
Choose an enemy fighter that is within 12" of this fighter. That fighter immediately becomes subject to the Insane condition.
### 6. UNBREAKABLE WILL (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#6-unbreakable-will-basic-continuous-effect)
*Reaching out with their mind, the wyrd tries to calm the thoughts of those around them.*
Whenever a friendly fighter takes a Nerve test or makes a Willpower check whilst within 9" of this fighter, they may use this fighter’s Cool or Willpower characteristic instead of their own. | rules | Unknown | Unknown | gang-rules | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | ['rules'] | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | necrovox | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # **INTRODUCTION** Necromunda is a sprawling, evolving game, with numerous rules published since its 2017 version. These rules vary across publications, with some contradictions. The community has created compilations to keep the game playable. The goal of this website is to make the rules clear and accessible, consolidating all content from the 2017 release onwards. Initially based on the Necrodamus rules compilation, the 2023 Core Rules are now used verbatim (RAW), covering both these and previous publications. Note: All original content is owned by Games Workshop and published here without permission. Supporting the game by purchasing gangs and their corresponding House/Books is encouraged, as Necromunda is narrative-rich with extensive backstories. # **WEAPONS OF (GANG) WAR** *Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)* The essential elements for playing Necromunda include models for fighters and vehicles, and terrain for the battlefield. Other necessary items include: ## **MARKERS** Markers represent various model statuses and conditions, track lost Wounds or Hull Points, and can be placed on the battlefield or on Fighter/Vehicle cards. Examples include: - **Ready markers**: Indicate a model is ready for activation. - **Out of Ammo markers**: Show a weapon is out of ammunition or malfunctioned. - **Blaze markers**: Signify a model is on fire or ‘subject to the Blaze condition’. ## **TEMPLATES** ### **BLAST MARKERS** A circular template, 3" or 5" in diameter, used for weapons with the Blast trait. ### **FLAME TEMPLATES** Teardrop-shaped, approximately 8" long, used for weapons with the Template trait. ## **RULER/TAPE MEASURE** All distances in Necromunda are measured in inches. Pre-measuring is not allowed, and ranges are measured only when required by the rules. ## **VISION ARC TEMPLATE** A triangular template to determine a model’s vision arc quickly and easily. ## **FIGHTER AND VEHICLE CARDS** Each fighter and vehicle is represented by a card filled with their characteristics and equipment. These cards provide a reference during battle and can be used to place markers, keeping the battlefield uncluttered. ## **YAKTRIBE** Yaktribe.games is widely used for arbitrating campaigns, featuring a gang builder for digital record-keeping of fighters. ## **NECROMUNDA DICE** Necromunda uses several dice types, including: - **D6**: A regular six-sided dice, often with a special logo on the '6'. - **D3**: Rolled by halving the result of a D6, rounding up. - **Firepower Dice**: Used for ranged attacks to determine ammunition depletion or malfunction. - **Scatter Dice**: Used for determining random directions, especially for Blast weapons. - **Injury Dice**: Determine the severity of injuries. - **Location Dice**: Determine where a vehicle is hit. - **Damage Dice**: Determine the severity of vehicle damage. - **Control Dice**: Determine outcomes when a vehicle loses control. !https://necrovox.org/assets/images/dice-8298eae729c3e9634c0b2d80f995005f.jpg # **GANG FIGHTERS & THEIR WEAPONRY** In Necromunda, players control a ‘gang’ composed of models referred to as ‘fighters’ or ‘vehicles’. Each model is of a named type, representing a rank within the gang’s hierarchy (e.g., Leader, Ganger, Underhive Scum, Brute). The terms ‘fighter’, ‘vehicle’, or ‘model’ encompass all within the rules. ## **FIGHTER PROFILES** *Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)* ### **FIGHTER CHARACTERISTICS PROFILES** Each fighter has a characteristics profile detailing their battle capabilities. For instance, the profile for an Orlock Gunner is: | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 5" | 4+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 4+ | 1 | 6+ | 7+ | 7+ | 7+ | Characteristics represent various traits or attributes: - **Movement (M), Strength (S), Toughness (T), Wounds (W), Attacks (A)**: Higher numbers are better. - **Weapon Skill (WS), Ballistic Skill (BS), Initiative (I)**: Shown as target numbers (e.g., 4+), where lower numbers are better. - **Psychology characteristics (Leadership (Ld), Cool (Cl), Willpower (Wil), Intelligence (Int))**: Also target numbers, with lower being better. **Maximum and Minimum Characteristic Values:** | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Max 8" | 2+ | 2+ | 6 | 6 | 6 | 2+ | 10 | 3+ | 3+ | 3+ | 3+ | | Min 1" | 6+ | 6+ | 1 | 1 | 1 | 6+ | 1 | 10+ | 10+ | 10+ | 10+ | **Note**: Movement, Strength, Toughness can be improved twice, and Wounds, Attacks once beyond their basic profile. ### **FIGHTER CHARACTERISTICS & CHARACTERISTIC TESTS** A fighter’s characteristics are defined as follows: - **Movement (M)**: Distance in inches the fighter can move with a standard Move action. - **Weapon Skill (WS)**: Proficiency in close combat using Melee or Sidearm trait weapons. - **Ballistic Skill (BS)**: Proficiency with ranged weapons. - **Strength (S)**: Likelihood of inflicting damage in close combat. - **Toughness (T)**: Resistance to being wounded by attacks. - **Wounds (W)**: How much damage the fighter can endure before succumbing. - **Initiative (I)**: Agility, dexterity, and reflexes measure. - **Attacks (A)**: Speed and ability in melee. - **Leadership (LD)**: Ability to issue or follow commands in battle. - **Cool (CL)**: Capacity for keeping calm under fire. - **Willpower (WIL)**: Mental fortitude and resilience. - **Intelligence (INT)**: Mental acuity and knowledge application. **Modifying Characteristics**: - Simple numbers: Apply modifiers as written. - Target numbers: Apply modifiers to the dice roll, not the characteristic. **Characteristic Tests**: - **WS, BS, I tests**: Roll a D6; success if equal to or higher than the characteristic. - **Ld, Cl, Wil, Int tests**: Roll 2D6; success if equal to or higher than the characteristic. - **Strength/Toughness checks**: Roll a D6; success if equal to or lower than the characteristic. ### **FIGHTER CARDS** Fighters are represented by models on the battlefield and Fighter cards, detailing characteristics, equipment, and other information. Blank Fighter cards for each House are available in the Gang Tactics cards packs. # **GANG FIGHTERS & THEIR WEAPONRY (CONTINUED)** ### **FIGHTER CARDS** Each Fighter card includes several key areas: - **Fighter’s Name**: Including rank if they are a Leader or Champion. - **Cost in Credits**: The value of the fighter. - **Characteristics**: Last four (Ld, Cl, Wil, Int) are shaded for psychological characteristics. - **Weapons**: Carried by the fighter. - **Skills**: Possessed by the fighter. - **Equipment**: Including armor, carried by the fighter.  ## **WEAPON PROFILES** *Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)* ### **EXAMPLE: HEAVY STUBBER PROFILE** | Weapon | Range S/L | Accuracy S/L | Strength | AP | Damage | Ammo | Traits | AL | Credit Cost | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Heavy stubber | 20"/40" | -/-1 | 4 | -1 | 1 | 4+ | Rapid Fire (2), Unwieldy | R7 | 130 | **Key Characteristics of Weapons:** - **Range (RNG)**: Short (S) and Long (L), in inches. - **Accuracy (ACC)**: Modifiers for hit rolls within Short or Long range. - **Strength (STR)**: Used for wound rolls. - **Armour Piercing (AP)**: Modifier applied to armor saves. - **Damage (D)**: Indicates how much damage the weapon inflicts. - **Ammo (AM)**: Determines the chance of running Out of Ammo. - **Traits**: Unique bonuses or changes in weapon functionality. - **Availability Level (AL)**: Indicates availability from the Trading Post. - **Credit Cost**: Cost of the weapon from the Trading Post. ## **VEHICLE PROFILES** *Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)* ### **EXAMPLE: GOLIATH ROAD THUG IN A GOLIATH MAULER** **Vehicle Characteristics** | M | Front | Side | Rear | HP | Hnd | Sv | BS | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 7" | 5 | 4 | 4 | 3 | 5+ | 5+ | 4+ | 8+ | 5+ | 9+ | 8+ | **INFO**: Vehicle profiles may vary slightly in format for brevity on Necrodamus. # **VEHICLE PROFILES** *Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)* ### **EXAMPLE VEHICLE CHARACTERISTICS** | M | Front | Side | Rear | HP | Hnd | Sv | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 7" | 5 | 4 | 4 | 3 | 5+ | 5+ | Each characteristic represents a different trait of the vehicle or its crew: - **Movement (M), Toughness (Front, Side, Rear), Hull Points (HP)**: Higher numbers are better. - **Save (Sv), Ballistic Skill (BS), Handling (Hnd)**: Lower numbers (target numbers) are better. - **Psychology Characteristics (Leadership (Ld), Cool (Cl), Willpower (Wil), Intelligence (Int))**: Lower target numbers are better. **Maximum and Minimum Characteristic Values:** **Vehicle Characteristics** | M | Front | Side | Rear | HP | Hnd | Sv | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Max 12" | 10 | 10 | 10 | 8 | 3+ | 2+ | | Min 1" | 3 | 3 | 3 | 1 | 10+ | 6+ | **Crew Characteristics** | BS | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Max 2+ | 3+ | 3+ | 3+ | 3+ | | Min 6+ | 10+ | 10+ | 10+ | 10+ | ### **VEHICLE CHARACTERISTICS & CHARACTERISTIC TESTS** - **MOVEMENT (M)**: Distance in inches the vehicle can move. - **TOUGHNESS (Front, Side, Rear)**: Measures vehicle's resilience. - **HULL POINTS (HP)**: Endurance before being Wrecked. - **HANDLING (Hnd)**: Manoeuvrability and responsiveness. - **SAVE (Sv)**: Armor level of the vehicle. - **BALLISTIC SKILL (BS)**: Crew's proficiency with ranged weapons. - **LEADERSHIP (Ld)**: Crew's command ability in battle. - **COOL (Cl)**: Crew's calmness under fire. - **WILLPOWER (Wil)**: Crew's mental fortitude. - **INTELLIGENCE (Int)**: Crew's mental acuity and knowledge. **Modifying Characteristics**: Apply modifiers as written for simple numbers, and to dice rolls for target numbers. **Characteristic Tests**: - **BS tests**: Roll a D6; success if equal to or higher than the characteristic. - **Hnd, Ld, Cl, Wil, Int tests**: Roll 2D6; success if equal to or higher than the characteristic. - **Toughness checks**: Roll a D6; success if less than or equal to the characteristic, but a natural 6 always fails. ### **VEHICLE CARDS** Vehicle cards represent each vehicle with their characteristics, upgrades, special rules, and other information. Each card includes: - **Vehicle’s Name** - **Vehicle’s Type** - **Cost in Credits** - **Characteristics**: Last five shaded for crew traits. - **Equipped Weapons** - **Special Rules** - **Upgrades and Wargear** !https://necrovox.org/assets/images/vehicle-card-numbered-85c7700257b3ddf5b6f8a04bd44c69c3.jpg ## **SKILLS** *Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)* This section lists universal skills available to models, split into nine Skill Sets. Skills are listed by name with their rules. Note that crew can only gain skills from the Driving, Leadership, Shooting, and Savant sets. ## **UNIVERSAL SKILLS AND GANG SPECIFIC SKILLS** Gangs have access to unique skill sets. These are detailed in Gang-Specific Skills. **Random Skill Determination Tables:** | D6 | Agility | Brawn | Combat | Cunning | Driving | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1 | Catfall | Bull Charge | Combat Master | Backstab | Jink | | 2 | Clamber | Bulging Biceps | Combat Master | Escape Artist | Expert Driver | | 3 | Dodge | Crushing Blow | Disarm | Evade | Heavy Foot | | 4 | Mighty Leap | Headbutt | Parry | Infiltrate | Slalom | | 5 | Spring Up | Hurl | Rain of Blows | Lie Low | T-Bone | | 6 | Sprint | Iron Jaw | Step Aside | Overwatch | Running Repairs | | D6 | Ferocity | Leadership | Savant | Shooting | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1 | Berserker | Commanding Presence | Ballistics Expert | Fast Shot | | 2 | Fearsome | Inspirational | Connected | Gunfighter | | 3 | Impetuous | Iron Will | Fixer | Hip Shooting | | 4 | Nerves of Steel | Mentor | Medicae | Marksman | | 5 | True Grit | Overseer | Munitioneer | Precision Shot | | 6 | Unstoppable | Regroup | Savvy Trader | Trick Shot | ### **AGILITY SKILLS** 1. **Catfall**: Reduces fall/jump distance by half, rounded up. If not Seriously Injured or Out of Action, make an Initiative test to remain Standing. - *Optional House Rule*: 4+ to place fighter next to a pitfall at round end. 2. **Clamber**: Moves full distance when climbing. - *Optional House Rule*: Move freely through ductways without spending an action. 3. **Dodge**: Roll a D6 on being wounded. On a 6, the attack is dodged. 4. **Mighty Leap**: Ignore first 2" when leaping gaps. 5. **Spring Up**: Initiative test to stand up for free if Prone and Pinned. 6. **Sprint**: Double Movement characteristic on second Move action. ### **BRAWN SKILLS** 1. **Bull Charge**: +1 Strength and Knockback trait on Charge. 2. **Bulging Biceps**: Wield Unwieldy weapons in one hand. 3. **Crushing Blow**: Nominate one dice to increase Strength and Damage by one. 4. **Headbutt**: Basic action for Strength +2 hit, or self-damage if failed. 5. **Hurl**: Move enemy D3" and cause hit; usable after Charge. 6. **Iron Jaw**: +2 Toughness against AP - close combat weapons. ### **COMBAT SKILLS** 1. **Combat Master**: No hit roll penalties for interference; always grants assists. 2. **Counter-Attack**: Additional Attack dice for each missed enemy attack. 3. **Disarm**: Melee weapons gain Disarm trait. 4. **Parry**: Parry attacks without a Parry trait weapon. 5. **Rain of Blows**: Fight action counts as Simple. - *Optional House Rule*: Allow 2 consecutive Fight actions on Charge. 6. **Step Aside**: Initiative test to avoid a hit in close combat. ### **CUNNING SKILLS** 1. **Backstab**: Melee weapons gain Backstab trait. If already present, +2 Strength when used. - *Optional House Rule*: -1 AP when benefiting from this skill. 2. **Escape Artist**: +2 to Initiative tests on Retreat actions. +1 to escape rolls if equipped with a skinblade in Rescue Missions. 3. **Evade**: -1 modifier on enemy ranged attacks, -2 at Long range. 4. **Infiltrate**: Set up hidden, then deploy anywhere not visible to enemies and not within 6". - *Optional House Rule*: Make 2 move actions before the 1st round instead. 5. **Lie Low**: Cannot be targeted by ranged attacks beyond Short range while Prone. 6. **Overwatch**: Interrupt enemy action with a Shoot action if Ready. ### **DRIVING SKILLS** 1. **Jink**: Special save once per round on a 6+ when vehicle is hit. 2. **Expert Driver**: +1 on Loss of Control tests. 3. **Heavy Foot**: Increase Movement by D3" once per round, risking a Glancing Hit on a natural 1. 4. **Slalom**: Additional 45° turn once per round during Move action. 5. **T-Bone**: Add D3 to Front Toughness during Head-on Collisions. 6. **Running Repairs**: On a natural 6 on a Restart test, regain one Hull Point. ### **FEROCITY SKILLS** 1. **Berserker**: Additional Attack dice on Charge actions. 2. **Fearsome**: Enemies must pass a Willpower test to Charge. 3. **Impetuous**: Move up to 4" when consolidating. - *Optional House Rule*: Coup de Grace and Consolidate after a Fight action. 4. **Nerves of Steel**: Cool test to avoid being Prone and Pinned when hit. 5. **True Grit**: Roll one less Injury dice, or choose which to apply for Damage 1 attacks. 6. **Unstoppable**: Discard a Flesh Wound on a 4+ before a Recovery test. ### **LEADERSHIP SKILLS** 1. **Commanding Presence**: Include one extra fighter in group activations. 2. **Inspirational**: Leadership test to pass a Cool test for a nearby friendly model. 3. **Iron Will**: -1 on Bottle checks. 4. **Mentor**: Leadership test to grant additional XP to a nearby fighter. 5. **Overseer**: Order another fighter to make two actions immediately. 6. **Regroup**: Leadership test to recover nearby fighters from being Broken. ### **SAVANT SKILLS** 1. **Ballistics Expert**: Intelligence test for an additional +1 hit modifier on Aim action. - *Optional House Rule*: Pre-measure distance to one enemy when aiming. 2. **Connected**: Additional Trade action in post-battle sequence. 3. **Fixer**: Extra D3x10 credits in post-battle sequence. 4. **Medicae**: Treat Wounds action to regain Wound or lose Flesh Wound on a 3+. 5. **Munitioneer**: Reroll failed Ammo tests for self or nearby gang members. 6. **Savvy Trader**: +1 on rarity dice roll and 20 credits off one item in Trade actions. ### **SHOOTING SKILLS** 1. **Fast Shot**: Treats Shoot and Fire All actions as (Simple), except with Unwieldy weapons. - *Optional House Rule*: Apply -1 hit modifier when using this skill. 2. **Gunfighter**: No penalty when attacking with two Sidearm weapons and can target different enemies. 3. **Hip Shooting**: For vehicles, Move & Shoot as (Simple) without Unwieldy weapons. For fighters: Run and Gun (Double) to move double Movement and then attack with an additional -1 hit modifier. - *Optional House Rule*: Apply -1 hit modifier when using this skill. 4. **Marksman**: Ignores Target Priority rules and scores a critical hit on a natural 6, doubling weapon's Damage. 5. **Precision Shot**: Natural 6 on a ranged attack ignores enemy armor. 6. **Trick Shot**: No penalty for target engagement or partial cover; reduced penalty for full cover. - *Optional House Rule*: +1 modifier to ammo tests. ### **GANG-SPECIFIC SKILLS** ### Piety (House Cawdor) 1. Lord of the Rats 2. Scavenger's Eye 3. Blazing Faith 4. Unshakable Conviction 5. Devotional Frenzy 6. Restless Faith ### Obfuscation (House Delaque) 1. Faceless 2. Psi-touched 3. Take Down 4. Rumour-monger 5. Fake Out 6. Doppelganger ### Finesse (House Escher) 1. Acrobatic 2. Combat Focus 3. Combat Virtuoso 4. Hit & Run 5. Lightning Reflexes 6. Somersault ### Muscle (House Goliath) 1. Fists of Steel 2. Iron Man 3. Immovable Stance 4. Naaargah! 5. Unleash the Beast 6. Walk It Off ### Bravado (House Orlock) 1. Big Brother 2. Bring it on! 3. Guilder Contacts 4. King Hit 5. Shotgun Savant 6. Steady Hands ### Tech (House Van Saar) 1. Cold & Calculating 2. Gadgeteer 3. Mental Mastery 4. Photonic Engineer 5. Rad-phaged 6. Weaponsmith ### Palanite Drill (Palanite Enforcers) 1. Got Your Six 2. Helmar's Justice 3. Non-verbal Communication 4. Restraint Protocols 5. Team Work 6. Threat Response ### Savagery (Corpse Grinder Cult) 1. Avatar of Blood 2. Bloodlust 3. Crimson Haze 4. Frenzy 5. Killing Blow 6. Slaughterborn ### Wastelands (Ash Wastes Nomads) 1. Born of the Wastes 2. Stormwalker 3. Eyes of the Wasteland 4. Beast Handler 5. Ever Vigilant 6. Bring it Down ### Wisdom of the Ancients (Ironhead Squat Prospectors) 1. Where There's Scrap, There's Creds! 2. Nobody Pushes Kin Around 3. Chemical Bonds Never Break 4. Dependable Like Kin 5. Stubborn to the Last 6. There's Always Another Secret ### **Palanite Enforcers: Palanite Drill (Source: Book of Judgement)** 1. **Got Your Six**: Interrupt an enemy's Charge with a Shoot action; if they get Pinned or Seriously Injured, their activation ends. 2. **Helmar's Justice**: Inflict double Lasting Injury rolls on a Coup de Grace and choose which to apply. 3. **Non-Verbal Communication**: Use a Double action (Comms) to grant a friend within 6” 360° vision arc after passing a Cool test. 4. **Restraint Protocols**: +1 to Capturing an enemy for each Out of Action taken by Coup de Grace. 5. **Team Work**: Enable Group Activation for fighters who don’t already have it. 6. **Threat Response**: Charge an enemy who ends a Charge within 6", including making Fight action. ### **Corpse Grinder Cult: Savagery (Source: Book of Ruin)** 1. **Avatar of Blood**: Discard a Flesh Wound for each unsaved wound inflicted in Melee. 2. **Bloodlust**: Consolidate 2” after a Coup de Grace. 3. **Crimson Haze**: Automatically pass Nerve tests when Engaged. 4. **Frenzy**: +D3 Attacks with -1 hit modifier when charging. 5. **Killing Blow**: Opt for a single, powerful attack with double Strength and Damage; no Armour Save allowed. 6. **Slaughterborn**: +1” Move for each unsaved wound inflicted in Melee, lasting the battle. ### **Ash Wastes Nomads: Wastelands (Source: Book of the Outlands)** 1. **Born of the Wastes**: Ignore Battlefield Surface effects, perform Hide in Wastes action to become Hidden. 2. **Stormwalker**: +2" Movement if starting on the Battlefield Surface. 3. **Eyes of the Wasteland**: Increased Visibility (+6") and see 9" in Pitch Black. 4. **Beast Handler**: If Mounted, add an attack with S3 and AP-1 in Melee. 5. **Ever Vigilant**: +1 Attack and no turn penalty in Reaction Attacks. 6. **Bring It Down**: Spend Basic action to make an enemy easier to hit for all friendly fighters. ### **Ironhead Squat Prospectors: Wisdom of the Ancients (Source: Book of the Outlands)** 1. **Where There's Scrap, There's Creds!**: Gain additional D6x10 credits per wrecked enemy vehicle. 2. **Nobody Pushes Kin Around**: Immunity to movement from traits/skills and auto-pass Initiative tests near edges. 3. **Chemical Bonds Never Break**: Use a Chem twice. 4. **Dependable Like Kin**: Ignore Unstable on weapons and re-roll ammo tests. 5. **Stubborn to the Last**: Make a Shoot/Fight action before being taken Out of Action. 6. **There's Always Another Secret**: Gain D6x10 credits when opening a Loot casket. These skills highlight the tactical and combat advantages specific to each faction, enhancing their battlefield effectiveness in unique ways. ### **Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023) - Weapon Traits** **Assault Shield/Energy Shield** - +2 armor save against melee attacks from the front. - +1 armor save against ranged attacks from the front. - Uses Vision Arc to determine if the shield is effective. **Backstab** - +1 to attack’s Strength if attacker is not in the target's vision arc. **Blast (3"/5"/*)** - Uses a Blast marker. **Blaze** - If hit but not out, roll a D6; on a 4+, target catches fire. **Burrowing** - Fire at targets outside of line of sight; use a 3" Blast marker and scatter it. **Chem Delivery** - Choose a chem to fire; affected like taking a dose of the chem, bypassing Wound roll. **Combi** - Two profiles; pick one when firing. Ammo tests roll twice, take the worst. **Concussion** - Reduces Initiative by 2 or imposes -2 penalty to Handling tests for vehicles. **Crew Operated** - Used by vehicle crew, using their BS characteristic. Unwieldy trait doesn't apply. **Cursed** - Target must pass a Willpower test or gain the Insane condition. **Demolitions** - Grenades can be used against scenery targets in close combat. **Digi** - Additional close combat attack, not counted towards weapon limit. **Disarm** - Natural 6 hit roll prevents target from using weapons for Reaction attacks. **Drag** - Drag a hit target closer, if Strength roll is successful. **Entangle** - Negates Parry trait; natural 6 hit roll imposes additional -2 hit modifier on Reaction attacks. **Esoteric** - Cannot be upgraded or modified. **Exclusive** - Cannot be purchased from the Trading Post; gang specific. **Fear** - Target takes a Nerve test with -2 modifier if hit, potentially becoming Broken. **Flare** - Reveals models in darkness; leaves Blast marker in place for illumination. **Flash** - Causes Blind condition on failed Initiative or Handling test. **Force** - Normal in non-psyker hands; gains Power and Sever traits for Psykers. **Gas** - No wound roll; affected by gas on Toughness roll. **Graviton Pulse** - Affects Strength or Toughness instead of normal wounding, creates difficult terrain. **Grenade** - Thrown as a Shoot action, limited number, automatically Out of Ammo after use. **Hexagrammatic** - Ignores saves from psychic powers, double damage against Psykers. **Impale** - Projectile can hit multiple models in line, reducing Strength each time. **Knockback** - Moves hit fighter 1" away; increased damage if movement is blocked. ### **Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023) - Weapon Traits (Continued)** **Limited** - Special ammo types that run out after a failed Ammo test. - Ammo type is deleted from Fighter or Vehicle card until repurchased. - Weapon can be reloaded normally with remaining profiles. - Only one 'dose' of ammo can be carried per weapon. **Master-Crafted** - Once per battle, allows re-rolling a single failed hit roll. **Melee** - Weapon can be used in close combat attacks. **Melta** - At Short range, reduces fighter to 0 wounds = automatic Out of Action. - At Short range against a vehicle, roll an additional Damage dice. - If no Short range, applies to all attacks. **Paired** - Missing from the 2023 Core Rules. - Counts as dual weapons for Attack dice calculation. - Charge action doubles Attacks characteristic. - No benefit if Mounted. **Parry** - Force re-roll of one successful enemy hit in close combat. - If armed with two Parry weapons, re-roll two hits. **Phase** - Missing from the 2023 Core Rules. - Ignores armor and field armor saves. - Vehicles can't make armor saves against it. **Plentiful** - Ammo is common, automatically reloaded without Ammo test. **Power** - Attacks cannot be Parried except by other Power weapons. - Natural 6 hit = no save (except Field armor) and +1 Damage. **Pulverise** - After Injury roll, roll D6; on target's Toughness or 6, change Flesh Wound to Serious Injury. - Against vehicles, roll an additional Damage dice. **Rad-Phage** - After successful hits, roll D6; on 4+, cause an additional Flesh Wound. **Rapid Fire (X)** - Multiple hits equal to Firepower dice bullet holes. - Can roll up to X Firepower dice, allocate hits within 3" of target. **Reckless** - Randomly determine target including friendly models. - For Rapid Fire weapons, distribute hits among maximum eligible targets. **Rending** - Wound roll of 6 = +1 Damage (fighters) or extra Damage dice (vehicles). **Scarce** - Ammo hard to find; once Out of Ammo, can't be used again in battle. **Scattershot** - D6 wound rolls instead of 1 when a target is hit. **Seismic** - Hits always cause Prone and Pinned. - Vehicles must make Loss of Control test. - Natural 6 wound roll = no save. **Sever** - Reduces fighter to 0 wounds = automatic Out of Action. **Shield Breaker** - Ignores Assault/Energy Shield effects. - Against Field Armour, roll two dice for save, choose lower. **Shock** - Natural 6 hit roll = automatic wound success. **Sidearm** - Can be used for ranged and single close combat attacks. **Silent** - No alarm raised in Sneak Attack scenarios. - Hidden shooter doesn't become Revealed. **Single Shot** - One use per battle; counts as Out of Ammo after use. **Smoke** - Marks location with smoke, blocks line of sight. - Dissipates on roll of 4 or less in End phase. **Template** - Uses Flame template to determine hit targets. **Toxin** - Roll D6 against target's Toughness; on success, make Injury roll. - No effect on vehicles. **Twin-Linked** - Missing from the 2023 Core Rules. - Re-roll any number of Ammo dice, must accept re-roll result. ### **Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023) - Weapon Traits (Continued)** **Unstable** - If Ammo symbol is rolled on Firepower dice, roll a D6. - On 1, 2, or 3, the weapon malfunctions, potentially causing harm to the user. - For fighters: Taken Out of Action. - For vehicles: Suffers a Catastrophic Hit and the weapon can't be used for the rest of the battle. - The attack is still resolved against the target. **Unwieldy** - A Shoot action with this weapon is a Double action, not Basic. - Fighters using Unwieldy and Melee weapons in close combat cannot use a second weapon. - House Rule (Necrodamus, A&A): Apply -1 hit modifier if shooting Unwieldy weapons as anything other than Double action. **Versatile** - Engage and attack enemies in melee without needing base contact, up to Long range of the weapon. - Enemy considered engaged but not Engaging unless they have a Versatile weapon. - No effect outside of the fighter’s activation. **Web** - Successful wound roll = automatic Webbed condition, no injury inflicted. - Webbed status significantly restricts the target's actions. ### **General Principles & First Principles** **General Principles** - Covers measurement, line of sight, cover, terrain, dice usage, fighter and vehicle statuses. - Emphasizes the importance of understanding basic game concepts for smooth gameplay. **First Principles** - Establishes conventions like measurement rules, changing decisions, and understanding game terms. - Clarifies terms such as 'fighter', 'vehicle', and 'model' for consistent rule interpretation. - Encourages tolerance among players for occasional indecision, with finality once actions are measured or dice are rolled. ### **Measurement & Line of Sight** **Measuring Distances** - Distances measured in inches, only when rules call for it. - Measurement from closest points of bases or models. - Solid terrain features affect measurement rules. **Line of Sight & Cover** - Vision arcs and line of sight are key for targeting and shooting. - Fighters have a 90° vision arc to their front. - Vehicles may have up to four vision arcs. - Line of sight determined by terrain and model placement. - Disagreements resolved by rolling off if necessary. In summary, these detailed rules and principles from the Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023) lay out the foundation for understanding and engaging with the game's mechanics, ensuring players have a clear guide for fair and enjoyable gameplay. ### **Line of Sight & Solid Terrain Features** - **Solid Terrain:** Impossible to see through, e.g., walls, rock formations. - **Line of Sight:** Cannot be drawn through solid terrain features. ### **Designer's Note on Line of Sight** - **Gracious Play:** Be lenient with opponent's line of sight claims unless obviously impossible. - **Game Flow:** Adopting a more permissive approach to line of sight and cover enhances gameplay smoothness and satisfaction. ### **Cover** - **Determining Cover:** Check from the attacker's perspective, ignoring friendly fighters in base contact with the attacker. - **Cover Categories:** - **In the Open:** Fully visible, no cover. - **Partial Cover:** Less than half obscured. - **Full Cover:** At least half obscured. - **Resolving Disputes:** Roll off if players can't agree. - **Impact on Shooting:** Benefits detailed under Shooting rules. - **Images:** Illustrative examples provided. ### **Terrain** - **Importance in Gameplay:** Provides character and strategic challenges. - **Types of Terrain:** - **Impassable Terrain:** Cannot be moved through/over. - **Walls:** Usually impassable, may be scalable in multi-level battlefields. - **Solid Terrain Features:** Treated as impassable. - **Doors:** Initially closed, considered impassable until opened. - **Locked Doors & Terminals:** Require specific actions to unlock and open. - **Obstacles & Structures:** Affect line of sight and cover, may impact movement. ### **Rolling Dice** - **Single Dice Rolls:** Roll a D6 as instructed, consider each result separately. - **Multiple Dice Rolls:** Sum up results, e.g., rolling 2D6. - **Dice Pools:** Roll multiple dice, select one result. - **Target Number Rolls:** Succeed on rolling a specified number or higher. - **Modifying Dice Rolls:** Add or subtract modifiers to the roll. - **Rolling Off:** Both players roll, highest score wins. - **Natural Rolls:** Actual number rolled, unaffected by modifiers. - **Re-Rolls:** Limited to once, must accept the second result. ### **Fighter Status in Necromunda** **Overview:** Fighter status in Necromunda determines what actions a fighter can or cannot do during their activation. The status changes based on battlefield positioning and other factors. ### Standing - **Definition:** A fighter is 'Standing' when they are upright on the battlefield. - **Secondary Statuses:** - **Active:** Default status for a Standing fighter; not engaged with enemy fighters. - **Engaged:** A Standing fighter in base to base contact with an enemy fighter or within 1" of an enemy vehicle. Engaged fighters are limited to actions related to combat or retreat. ### Prone - **Definition:** A fighter is 'Prone' when laid down on the battlefield. - **Secondary Statuses:** - **Pinned:** Commonly occurs when hit by enemy fire. Prone and Pinned fighters need an action to stand up. If engaged by an enemy, they stand up for free. - **Seriously Injured:** Occurs from a Serious Injury result on an Injury dice. Prone and Seriously Injured fighters are vulnerable and have limited movement. ### **Vehicle Status** **Overview:** Vehicle status indicates the degree of mobility and determines the actions a vehicle can perform. ### Mobile - **Definition:** A 'Mobile' vehicle can move freely and perform various actions. ### Stationary - **Definition:** A 'Stationary' vehicle is unable to move. - **Secondary Statuses:** - **Stalled:** The vehicle has stopped due to an enemy attack or other in-game effect. It can often still fire weapons but needs to 'Restart' to move. - **Wrecked:** Indicates a vehicle is damaged to the point of inaction. Treated as terrain once Wrecked. ### **Determining Status** - Status can change during a model’s activation or due to other models' actions. - Confirm the Primary and Secondary Status at the end of each activation. ### **Conditions** - Fighters can have various conditions affecting them, denoted by markers. ### Common Conditions - **Ready:** Indicates a model can be activated. - **Broken:** Results from trauma; limited to Running for Cover or Reaction attacks. - **Out of Ammo:** Occurs when failing an Ammo test. Affects weapon usability. - **Fleshwound(s):** Reduces Toughness; multiple Flesh Wounds can lead to being Out of Action. ### Other Conditions - **Blaze:** Affects differently based on model type (fighter or vehicle). - **Blind:** Restricts attacks. - **Concussion:** Reduces Initiative or Handling tests. - **Hidden/Revealed:** Used in specific scenarios or with terrain rules. - **Intoxicated:** Varies based on cause. - **Insane:** Results in erratic behavior. - **Webbed:** Similar to Seriously Injured. - **Mounted:** Specific rules for fighters on mounts. ### **Founding a Gang** - Gang creation involves selecting fighters, weapons, Wargear, and vehicles within a credit budget. - Budgets differ for Campaign and Skirmish play. - Additional credits for vehicles and Mounted condition Wargear in campaigns. ### **Model Names, Categories & Types** - Each model type indicates rank within a House's hierarchy. - Rules often refer to model categories (e.g., Leader, Ganger) or specific types (e.g., Orlock Gunner). **Gang Composition:** 1. There must be one model with the Leader special rule. 2. The total number of models with the Gang Fighter (X) special rule must always be equal to or higher than the total number of models without this rule, excluding Hangers-on or Hired Guns. 3. To correct an imbalance during a campaign, retire models without the Gang Fighter (X) special rule or recruit new models with this rule. **Hiring Existing Fighters and Vehicles:** 1. Existing fighters, crew, and vehicles from a previous campaign can be added to a new gang by deducting their credits value from the budget. 2. When added, they retain all weapons, Wargear, skills, advancements, and Lasting Injuries. **Equipping Fighters and Crew:** 1. Fighters on foot can have up to three weapons; those with the Mounted condition can have two. 2. Weapons marked with an asterisk (*) count as two weapons. 3. Fighters can purchase Wargear listed in their entry. 4. Weapon accessories marked with a dagger (†) cannot be combined on the same weapon. 5. Crew can equip two weapons, and weapons gain the Arc (Front) trait. 6. Equipment limitations for campaign and skirmish play may vary. **Equipping Vehicles:** 1. Vehicles can be equipped with various weapons, Wargear, and upgrades. 2. No limit on the amount of Wargear; however, some Wargear cannot be combined. 3. Vehicles have a set number of Upgrade slots divided into Body, Drive, and Engine categories. **Vehicle Upgrades:** 1. Upgrades can be added during a campaign from either the Trading Post or equipment list. 2. Upgrades can be discarded in favor of new ones in the same slot. 3. Discarded upgrades can either be trashed or kept in the gang’s Stash. **Fighter and Vehicle Cards:** 1. Complete a blank Fighter card or Vehicle card for each model added to the gang. 2. Record the model’s characteristics and equipment on their respective card. **Equipment Sets:** 1. Fighters or Crew with the Tools of the Trade special rule can have multiple equipment sets represented by different Fighter or Vehicle cards. 2. There's no additional cost for multiple equipment sets. **Death of a Leader:** 1. If a gang’s Leader is killed, a new leader is nominated based on specific criteria. ## **Creating a Skirmish Gang** **Founding a Gang:** - For Skirmish battles, gangs should have 1,250 to 2,000 credits, with flexibility for larger gangs. - Recommended minimum: 10 fighters and one vehicle; maximum: 20 fighters and four vehicles. - Gang composition rules apply as in a campaign. - Unspent credits are not added to the gang’s Stash. **Leaders and Champions:** - Get a free starting skill or ability. - Record this on the fighter’s Fighter card. **Equipment:** - Follow standard equipment rules. - May include rare and/or illegal items from the Trading Post. - Pre-determine the Rare (X) and Illegal (X) level, e.g., up to Rare (10). **Hired Guns, Brutes, and Hangers-on:** - Do not count towards the minimum number of fighters. - Count towards the maximum number of fighters. - Number allowed is detailed in the Reputation section. - Must be represented by appropriate models. ## **Gang Attributes** **Reputation:** - Skirmish gangs may start with a Reputation of 5, 10, or 15. - Determines the number of Hangers-on and Brutes allowed. ## **Model Attributes** **Additional Skills:** - Allow certain fighters to start with free additional skills. - Number of additional skills based on gang's credits value: - Up to 1,300 credits: Five Primary skills. - 1,301 to 1,500 credits: Six Primary skills. - 1,501 credits or above: Five Primary skills and one Secondary skill. - Distribute skills among Leaders, Champions, Prospects, Juves, and Specialists. **Characteristic Increases:** - Allow a number of free characteristic increases. - The number of increases should be half the number of extra skills rounded down. - No model should have more than one characteristic increase. ## **The Gang Roster** - Complete a Fighter card or Vehicle card for each gang member and vehicle. - The roster includes gang's name, type, Gang Rating, Reputation, Wealth, Territories, Stash, and individual fighter details. - Gang Rating is the total cost of all fighters, vehicles, and their equipment. - Wealth includes the total cost of fighters, vehicles, and Stash contents. - Reputation starts at 1 and varies in campaigns. ## **Model Campaign Attributes** - **Experience (XP):** Used to purchase Advancements. - **Advancements:** Increases the cost of future Advancements. - **Captured By, In Recovery & In Repair:** - Models Out of Action may suffer Lasting Injuries leading to recovery time. - Models can be Captured by enemy gangs. - Wrecked vehicles may require repairs. For detailed guidance and rules, refer to the specific Necromunda supplements and campaign rules. ## **The Rules** **Pre-Battle Sequence***Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)* 1. **Make a Challenge & Stake Territory**: Challenges are issued and accepted between players. In Campaign play, this involves nominating a territory as the stake. 2. **Recruit Hired Guns**: Players can recruit Hired Guns using credits. The lower Gang Rating player recruits first. 3. **Determine Scenario**: Choose or roll for a scenario. The attacker and defender are determined, considering the Home Turf Advantage and specific scenarios like Rescue Missions. 4. **Set Up the Battlefield**: Follow scenario instructions or default methods for terrain setup. 5. **Choose Crews**: Select the starting crew as detailed in the scenario. 6. **Announce Territory Boons**: In Campaign play, announce any Territory Boons affecting the battle. 7. **Gang Tactics**: Determine gang tactics based on the scenario instructions. 8. **Deployment**: Set up gangs on the battlefield as per scenario deployment zones. **Game Structure***Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)* - **Round Sequence**: The game is split into rounds, each consisting of three phases: Priority Phase, Action Phase, and End Phase. **Priority Phase** 1. **Roll For Priority**: Determine who gets the Priority marker, giving them a significant advantage. 2. **Ready Gang**: Place Ready markers on each model (fighter or vehicle) in the gang. **Action Phase** - **Activate Gang**: Players alternate activating models, performing actions with them. **End Phase** - **Bottle Checks**: Check if gangs hold their nerve or flee. - **Recover & Restart**: Recovery tests for injured fighters and restart tests for stalled vehicles. - **Rally Tests**: Rally broken models. **Priority Phase***Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)* 1. **Roll For Priority**: Determines the round's Priority holder. 2. **Ready Gang**: Apply Ready markers to models for activation. **Action Phase***Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)* 1. **Activate Gang**: Take turns activating individual models or groups of fighters. **Types of Action***Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)* - **Simple Action**: Can be performed more than once per activation. - **Basic Actions**: Only performed once per activation. - **Double Actions**: Counts as two actions. - **Free Actions**: Do not count towards action limit. - **Changing Facing**: Adjusting model's facing during activation. This section provides a comprehensive overview of the rules and phases involved in a game of Necromunda, guiding players through the pre-battle preparations and the flow of the game rounds. ## **Fighter Actions** *Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)* Fighters in Necromunda can perform a variety of actions based on their status - Standing (Active or Engaged) or Prone (Pinned or Seriously Injured). ### **Standing & Active Fighters** - **Move (Simple)**: Move up to their Movement characteristic, climb, cross gaps, leap, or jump down. - **Charge (Double)**: Move with additional distance, potentially engage in combat. - **Crawl Through Ductway (Double)**: Move through ductways avoiding enemies. - **Take Cover (Basic)**: Move and then become Prone and Pinned. - **Shoot (Basic)**: Make a ranged attack. - **Aim (Basic)**: Gain a bonus for a subsequent Shoot action. - **Fire Through Ductway (Basic)**: Shoot through ductways with specific hit chances. - **Reload (Simple)**: Reload a weapon that's Out of Ammo. - **Reload Vehicle Weapon (Simple)**: Reload a vehicle weapon that's Out of Ammo. - **Coup De Grace (Simple)**: Take out a Prone and Seriously Injured enemy fighter. - **Operate Door (Simple)**: Open or close a door. - **Access Terminal (Basic)**: Use intelligence to operate a door remotely. - **Force Door (Basic)**: Force open a locked door. - **Smash Open Loot Casket (Basic)**: Open a loot casket by force. - **Bypass Loot Casket Lock (Basic)**: Open a loot casket using intelligence. - **Carry Loot Casket (Simple)**: Move while carrying a loot casket. ### **Standing & Engaged Fighters** - **Fight (Basic)**: Engage in close combat. - **Retreat (Basic)**: Attempt to disengage and move away. ### **Prone Fighters** ### Prone & Pinned - **Stand Up (Basic)**: Stand up to become Active. - **Crawl (Double)**: Move while staying low. - **Blind Fire (Double)**: Shoot blindly at enemies. ### Prone & Seriously Injured - **Crawl (Double)**: Same as for Prone & Pinned. ### **Broken Fighters** - **Running for Cover (Double)**: Move away from danger, dictated by several factors. ### **Vehicle Actions** *Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)* ### Mobile Vehicles - **Move (Simple)**: Standard movement for vehicles. - **Manoeuvre (Simple)**: Move with more flexibility. - **Move & Shoot (Basic)**: Move and fire one weapon. - **Fire All (Basic)**: Fire all Crew Operated weapons. - **Reload (Simple)**: Reload a vehicle weapon. - **Aim (Basic)**: Gain a bonus for subsequent Fire All action. - **Drift (Basic)**: Move half the distance and take a control test. - **Ram (Double)**: Move with added distance, possibly colliding with objects. - **Spin (Basic)**: Turn up to 180° and test for control. - **Full Throttle (Double)**: Move up to three times the distance, with control test on turn. ### Stationary Vehicles ### **Stationary & Stalled** - **Jump Start (Simple)**: Attempt to restart the vehicle. - **Turn-Over (Basic)**: Small movements while trying to restart. - **Free Wheel (Basic)**: Move due to gravity. - **Fire All (Basic)**: Fire all weapons. ### **Stationary & Wrecked** - No actions available; treated as a terrain feature. ### **Broken Vehicles** - **Break for Air (Double)**: Desperate movement to escape battle. - **Burn Out (Double)**: Attempt to restart and create smoke screens. ### **Movement** *Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)* - **Moving Models**: Models move by performing actions, with restrictions based on their type (fighter or vehicle). - **The 1" Rule**: Fighters cannot voluntarily move within 1" of an enemy, except when charging or if the enemy is Prone and Seriously Injured. - **Directly Towards & Directly Away From**: Specific movement directions, following a straight line between models. These rules cover a comprehensive range of actions for both fighters and vehicles, guiding players on how to maneuver and engage in combat in the diverse and dangerous environments of Necromunda. ### **Vehicles and Difficult Terrain** *Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)* Vehicles in Necromunda interact with different terrain types based on their locomotion method. These methods are defined under the Locomotion special rules. ### Locomotion Special Rules 1. **Wheeled**: Counts as moving 2" for every 1" in difficult terrain. 2. **Tracked**: Ignores movement penalties over difficult terrain. 3. **Skimmers**: Skips all difficult and dangerous terrain but requires a Handling test if ending on such terrain; failure leads to a Catastrophic hit to the Drive. 4. **Walker**: Can turn freely and counts as moving 2" for every 1" in difficult terrain. ### Vehicles and Dangerous Terrain Vehicles crossing dangerous terrain must pass a Handling check to avoid a Catastrophic Hit to the Drive. Failing this check results in immediate damage. ### Fighter Movement on Vehicles Fighters interact with vehicles like terrain, climbing and jumping on them. Balancing on a moving vehicle is challenging: - Fighters (excluding those in transport spaces) on moving vehicles must pass an Initiative check or fall off. - If they fall, they are placed 1" away in a direction determined by the Scatter dice. - Falling near impassable terrain or edges requires additional checks. - Objects like Loot caskets fall off unless secured by a successful Initiative check. ### Vehicle Impacts *Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)* ### **Running Over Fighters** - Fighters moved by a vehicle must pass an Initiative test or suffer a hit. - Seriously Injured fighters pass only on a natural 6. ### **Vehicle Collision Damage Table** - Impact strength varies based on the vehicle's Movement characteristic. - Collisions involve Strength, AP, and Damage calculations. ### **Types of Collisions** - **Head-On Collisions**: Depend on Toughness comparison; can push impacted vehicles. - **Side-On Collisions**: Require Handling tests; failure leads to adjustment of the active vehicle's course. ### **Colliding with Terrain** - Collisions with sturdy structures treat the vehicle as having collided with a tougher opponent. - Collisions with flimsy structures destroy them, potentially causing falls. ### Terrain *Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)* Terrain plays a significant role in Necromunda, affecting movement and interactions. ### **Difficult Terrain** - Movement through difficult terrain counts as double. ### **Dangerous Terrain** - Crossing requires Initiative or Handling tests to avoid going Out of Action or suffering a Catastrophic hit. ### **Obstacles** - Fighters crossing obstacles reduce their movement by the obstacle's height. - Vehicles destroy obstacles when crossing but may take damage. ### **Structures (Sturdy & Flimsy)** - Fighters can climb structures; vehicles may damage them upon collision. - Flimsy structures can be destroyed by vehicle collisions. ### **Impassable Terrain & Solid Terrain Features** - Impassable terrain cannot be traversed by models. - Ductways in Zone Mortalis battles allow crossing through certain impassable terrain using a specific action. These rules provide a comprehensive framework for how vehicles and fighters interact with various terrain types in Necromunda, adding depth and tactical complexity to the game. **Climbing:** - Fighters can climb vertical surfaces to reach higher levels. - Movement is counted as 2" for every 1" climbed vertically. - Fighters must finish their activation on a flat surface unless in the middle of a Move (Simple) action. **Leaping Gaps:** - Fighters can leap gaps bigger than their base if they have sufficient Movement. - An Initiative test determines success; failure results in falling. **Jumping Down:** - Fighters can jump down to lower levels or disembark from vehicles. - An Initiative test is required, with modifiers based on the height jumped. **Falling Hazards:** - Fighters risk falling if they become Prone within ½" of an edge. - An Initiative test determines if they fall, with railings providing a bonus to the test. **Falling:** - Falling fighters take hits based on the distance fallen, rounded up. - They become Prone and Pinned, and their activation ends. - If they land on another fighter, both are affected similarly. **Vehicles and Falling:** - Vehicles can fall off elevated heights due to various reasons. - They must pass a Loss of Control test and take hits as described in the rules. **Shooting:** - Involves assessing target priority, declaring the shot, measuring range, making the hit roll, and resolving hits. - Target priority requires targeting the closest eligible enemy unless a Cool test allows otherwise. - Various modifiers apply to the hit roll, including cover and engagement status. - Missed shots can potentially hit other fighters nearby. - The Firepower dice is rolled for each attack, indicating additional shots or ammo issues. > Most of the faces on the Firepower dice feature a number of bullet holes: one, two or three. In most cases, rolling one of these symbols means the weapon hasn’t run out of ammo, jammed or otherwise malfunctioned. If, however, the weapon being fired has the Rapid Fire (X) trait, the number of bullet holes rolled indicates the number of shots made. This symbol indicates that the weapon has run out of ammo, jammed or malfunctioned, and that an Ammo roll is required. Rolling this symbol doesn’t mean that the attack itself misses, based on the Ballistic Skill test the attack may still hit its target. However, regardless of the Ballistic Skill test, something has gone wrong and an Ammo test must be made. **Ammo Checks:** - When the ammo check symbol (an empty bullet casing) is rolled, it indicates an ammo problem like running out of ammo, jamming, or malfunction. - An Ammo test is required when this symbol is rolled, regardless of whether the Ballistic Skill test for the attack was successful. **Multiple Weapon Profiles:** - Weapons with multiple profiles (e.g., shotguns with different ammo types) must declare the profile being used when attacking. - If an Ammo test is failed for one profile, it is considered failed for all profiles. - The weapon can't be used until a successful Reload (Simple) action is performed. **Blast Markers:** - Used with weapons having the Blast (X) trait, allowing targeting a point on the battlefield instead of a model. - Placement involves a scatter mechanic if the attack misses. - All models under the Blast marker are hit by the attack. **Flame Templates:** - Weapons with the Template trait use the Flame template to determine hits. - The template is placed with the narrow end touching the attacker's base, hitting models beneath it automatically. **Cover and Templates:** - Models in partial or full cover from a Blast marker or Flame template receive a positive modifier to their Save roll. - Partial cover grants a +1 modifier, and full cover grants a +2 modifier. **Close Combat:** - Fighters engaged with an enemy can make close combat attacks using Melee or Sidearm weapons. - The sequence includes turning to face, choosing weapons, determining attack dice, declaring targets, making hit rolls, resolving hits, reaction attacks, and consolidating or executing a coup de grace. **Charging Prone or Out of Line of Sight Fighters:** - Charging a prone fighter changes their status to Standing and Engaged. - Charging fighters not in line of sight incurs a -1 modifier to hit rolls. **Combat Details:** - Fighters can turn to face any direction, but this may cause a -1 modifier to hit rolls. - Fighters can use up to two Melee or Sidearm weapons, or make unarmed attacks. - The number of attack dice is based on the fighter's Attacks characteristic, with modifiers for dual wielding or charging. ### Dual Weapons with the Melee or Sidearm trait (+1) - **Charging (+1):** If the fighter is attacking with more than one weapon, the Attack dice must be split as evenly as possible between the two weapons, ideally allocating an equal number of Attack dice to each weapon. Where this is not possible, for instance, if the fighter has an odd number of Attacks to make, the controlling player may choose which weapon is allocated the extra Attack dice. ### Pistols at Close Quarters - A weapon with the Sidearm trait can only have one Attack dice allocated to it. Any remaining Attack dice must be allocated to a weapon with the Melee trait. If a fighter has no other weapons with the Melee trait, any remaining Attack dice must be allocated to Unarmed attacks, as described previously. - If a fighter attacks with a weapon with the Sidearm trait in close combat, Accuracy modifiers do not apply – this is only used when making ranged attacks. ### INFO #### FIGHTING ACROSS BARRICADES - A fighter that is in base contact with an obstacle that is less than 1" wide counts as being engaged with an enemy fighter if that enemy fighter is in base contact with the other side of the obstacle, even though the fighters themselves are not in base to base contact. Fighters armed with weapons with the Versatile trait can fight across wider obstacles if the enemy fighter is within the range of the weapon. #### 4. DECLARE TARGETS - When a fighter makes a close combat attack, it must be against an eligible target. An eligible target is an enemy model that is within the vision arc of the fighter, and that the fighter is Engaging. If there is more than one eligible target, close combat attacks can be split between them as the player wishes. #### 5. MAKE HIT ROLL(S) - Each Attack dice is used to make a Hit roll. A Hit roll is a Weapon Skill test made against the WS of the attacking fighter. Roll separately for each different weapon being used by the fighter and/or for different targets. - Hit rolls may be modified by +1 for each assist from a friendly fighter also engaged with the target, or by -1 for each enemy fighter also Engaging the attacker. - Note that BS is not used to make Hit rolls in close combat, even when a ranged weapon with the Sidearm trait is used. When making a Hit roll for a weapon with the Sidearm trait, a WS test is made, exactly as described above. - Rolls of a Natural 1: If, when making a close combat attack, the Hit roll is a natural 1, the attack automatically misses, regardless of any modifiers that may apply. #### 6. RESOLVE HITS - Each attack that scores a hit is resolved as described in Resolving Hits. #### 7. REACTION ATTACKS - If there are still enemies that are Standing and Engaged with the attacker, they may make Reaction attacks, following steps 1-6. ### INFO #### ATTACKING VEHICLES - A fighter that is within 1" of a vehicle may make close combat attacks against it as if they were engaged with that vehicle, though in all other respects they count as Standing and Active. When a fighter makes a close combat attack against a vehicle, they may apply a +1 modifier to the Hit roll. A fighter Engaging a vehicle in close combat may roll an additional Location dice, choosing one result to apply and discarding the other(s). - A vehicle never counts as being engaged and may freely move out of engagement range of enemy fighters, however, when it does those fighters may make an Initiative test, and can make Reaction attacks against the vehicle if they pass. - A fighter attacking a vehicle cannot gain the benefits of assists. Additionally, vehicles cannot make Reaction attacks and can never grant assists to friendly fighters. - Any hits scored in close combat are resolved against the Toughness value of the facing they are in contact with. If a fighter is on the vehicle, resolve them against the lowest Toughness. If a fighter wrecks a vehicle, they may consolidate as described previously. #### 8. CONSOLIDATE OR COUP DE GRACE - If all enemy models the attacker was engaged with are now either Prone and Seriously Injured or Wrecked, the fighter may make a free Coup De Grace (Simple) action against one such enemy fighter. - Alternatively, if all enemy models the attacker was engaged with are now Prone and Seriously Injured, have gone Out of Action or are Wrecked, the fighter may move up to 2" in any direction. ### ASSISTS & INTERFERENCE Engaging more than one opponent is much more difficult than Engaging a lone fighter. When making close combat attacks, a fighter can claim ‘assists’ from friendly fighters who are also engaged with the target of the attack, and can suffer ‘interference’ from enemy fighters other than the target of the attack who are also engaged with them. #### ASSISTS - When a fighter makes a close combat attack, they can claim an assist from each other friendly fighter that is: - Engaged with the target of the attack. - Not engaged with any other fighters from the same gang as the target of the attack. - Each assist claimed in this way adds a +1 modifier to the Hit roll. #### INTERFERENCE - When a fighter makes a close combat attack, they may suffer interference from each other enemy fighter that is: - Engaged with the attacker. - Not engaged with any other fighters from the same gang as the attacker. - Each interference causes a -1 modifier to apply to the Hit roll. ### RESOLVE HITS **Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)** Whenever a successful Hit roll is made against a model, there is a good chance that hit will cause that model to suffer a degree of damage. Determining how badly damaged a model is and what the effects of that damage are differs between fighters and vehicles. #### RESOLVING HITS AGAINST FIGHTERS When a fighter suffers a Hit, follow this sequence: 1. **MAKE WOUND ROLL** - Whenever a Wound roll is made against a fighter, it is always the opposing player that makes it. Cross-reference the weapon’s Strength with the hit fighter’s Toughness and roll a D6 on the table below to determine if the fighter is wounded by the attack: | Strength vs Toughness | D6 Roll Required | |-----------------------|------------------| | Is the Strength TWICE the Toughness or greater? | 2+ | | Is the Strength GREATER than the Toughness? | 3+ | | Is the Strength EQUAL to the Toughness? | 4+ | | Is the Strength LOWER than the Toughness? | 5+ | | Is the Strength HALF the Toughness or lower? | 6+ | 2. **MAKE A SAVE ROLL** - If a hit results in a successful Wound roll, or leads to an Injury roll being made against the fighter for any reason, the fighter may be able to make a Save roll. - Only one Save roll may be made for each hit that successfully wounds, or leads to an Injury roll being made, regardless of how many different Save rolls a fighter may have. For example, if a fighter wears both mesh armour and a refractor field, they may only attempt a Save roll against a successful Wound roll with one of those items. - Save rolls are made either: - After the Wound roll is made but before the Wound is removed from the fighter, in which case the Wound is ‘saved’ and not removed. - If the attack has a Damage ‘-’ characteristic and causes an Injury dice to be rolled against the fighter for any reason, a Save roll is made before any Injury dice are rolled. - Players should note that some weapon traits will disallow Save rolls. For example, the Gas Weapon trait states that no Save roll can be made. In such cases, regardless of any modifiers, no Save roll can be made. - Armour Penetration: It may happen that the Armour Penetration (AP) characteristic of a weapon is greater than the Save roll granted by the armour a fighter wears, thus canceling out the Save roll. For example, a fighter wearing mesh armour has a Save roll of 5+, but if they are hit by a weapon with AP -3, no Save roll would be possible. - Positive Save Modifiers: In some situations, such as a fighter benefiting from partial or full cover against an attack that uses a Blast marker, a fighter’s Save roll may be improved. In such situations, this positive modifier may be added to a fighter’s normal Save roll but may not be added to Field armour. For example, if a fighter wearing mesh armour (5+ save) and a displacer field (4+ save) gains a +1 modifier to their Save roll, they may improve their mesh armour save to 4+ but may not improve their displacer field save to 3+. - If a fighter not wearing armour benefits from a positive save modifier, treat their save as 7+ for the purposes of modification. For example, if a fighter wearing no armour gains a +2 save modifier, they will be able to make a Save roll of 5+. - Rolls of a Natural 1: A roll of a natural 1 when making a Save roll is always an automatic failure, regardless of any modifiers that may apply. ## LASTING INJURIES[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#lasting-injuries) Whenever a fighter goes Out of Action, the opposing player immediately rolls two D6, one after the other (a D66 roll) and looks up the result on the Lasting Injuries table (see opposite). During Campaign play, the result is applied against the fighter and a note of the Lasting Injury made on the Gang Roster. If an Injury roll results in more than one Out of Action result, a separate roll for each is made on the Lasting Injuries table and each result is applied. Rolling for Lasting Injuries must be done during Campaign play. Should players wish, they can forgo this step during Skirmish play, though making the roll and noting the result can add greatly to the narrative of the battle. HOUSE RULE (A&A) When a fighter goes Out of Action, only make one Lasting Injury roll, regardless of the number of Out of Action dice. ### GOING INTO CONVALESCENCE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#going-into-convalescence) Some results will cause a fighter to go into Convalescence. During Campaign play, this means that the fighter cannot perform any post-battle actions or work any Territories. However, unlike going into Recovery, they will be available to fight in the gang’s next battle. ### GOING INTO RECOVERY[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#going-into-recovery) Some results will cause a fighter to go into Recovery. During Campaign play, this means that the fighter cannot take part in their gang’s next battle, as they are recovering from their injuries. The fighter’s In Recovery box on the gang roster is checked, and the fighter must miss both the post- battle sequence of the current battle and their gang’s next battle. This means that a fighter with the Gang Hierarchy (X) special rule that has gone into Recovery may not perform post-battle actions at this time. During the Wrap-up of the gang’s next battle, the fighter’s In Recovery box will be cleared, the fighter becomes available once again and Leaders and Champions may perform post-battle actions. Note that no matter how many Lasting Injury rolls are made, a fighter that goes into Recovery will only miss one battle rather than multiple battles. ### FALLING[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#falling) As described in [Terrain: Falling](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/terrain#falling), should a model ever fall 3" or more, they will suffer an automatic hit. The Strength, AP and Damage of this hit is determined by how far the model fell, rounded up to the nearest inch: | Distance Fallen | Strength | AP | Damage | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 3"-5" | 3 | - | 1 | | 6"-7" | 5 | -1 | 1 | | 8"-9" | 7 | -2 | 2 | | 10"+ | 9 | -3 | 3 | INFO ### CHARACTERISTIC REDUCTIONS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#characteristic-reductions) Some results on the Lasting Injury table cause a permanent reduction to a fighter’s characteristics. Their Fighter card must be amended immediately and a note of the injury suffered made in the Captured By/Lasting Injury box of the gang roster for the injured fighter – note that their Credits value does not change. No characteristic may ever be reduced below the [minimum shown on the table](https://necrovox.org/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/fighter-profiles#fighter-characteristics-profiles). Should a Lasting Injury cause a characteristic to be reduced below the minimum, the characteristic is not reduced. ### LASTING INJURY TABLE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#lasting-injury-table) | D66 | Lasting Injury | | --- | --- | | 11 | Lesson Learned: The fighter goes into Convalescence but gains D3 Experience. | | 12 | Impressive Scars: The fighter gains a set of impressive scars as testament to their bravery. Increase the fighter’s Cool by 1. This bonus only applies once, treat all further results as Out Cold. | | 13 | Horrid Scars: The fighter has been horrifically disfigured, leaving them with a fearsome visage. The fighter gains the https://necrovox.org/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-fearsome skill. If they already have the Fearsome skill, treat this result as Out Cold. | | 14 | Bitter Enmity: The fighter bears a bitter grudge against the gang that inflicted this injury. When fighting a battle against the gang that inflicted this injury, the fighter gains the https://necrovox.org/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#1-berserker skill. If they already have the Berserker skill or roll this result a second time, treat it as Out Cold. | | 15-26 | Out Cold: The fighter misses the rest of the battle, but avoids any long term injuries. The fighter recovers in time to perform post-battle actions. | | 31-36 | Convalescence: The fighter goes into Convalescence. | | 41 | Old Battle Wound: At the end of each battle this fighter participates in roll a D6, on a 1 the fighter goes into Convalescence. | | 42 | Partially Deafened: The fighter suffers no penalty if they are partially deafened, however, suffering this injury again reduces their Leadership by 1. | | 43 | Humiliated: The fighter goes into Convalescence and their Leadership and Cool characteristics are each decreased by 1. | | 44 | Eye Injury: The fighter goes into Recovery and their Ballistic Skill characteristic is decreased by 1. | | 45 | Hand Injury: The fighter goes into Recovery and their Weapon Skill characteristic is decreased by 1. | | 46 | Hobbled: The fighter goes into Recovery and their Movement characteristic is decreased by 1. | | 51 | Spinal Injury: The fighter goes into Recovery and their Strength characteristic is decreased by 1. | | 52 | Enfeebled: The fighter goes into Recovery and their Toughness characteristic is decreased by 1. | | 53 | Head Injury: The fighter goes into Recovery and their Intelligence and Willpower characteristics are each decreased by 1. | | 54 | Multiple Injuries: The fighter is not dead but has suffered many serious wounds. Roll a further D3 times on this table re-rolling any results of Captured, Multiple Injuries, Memorable Death, Critical Injury or Out Cold. | | 55-56 | Captured: The fighter might be https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#being-captured. | | 61-65 | Critical Injury: The fighter is in a critical condition – if their injuries are not successfully treated by a visit to the Doc (see https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#medical-escort) in the post-battle sequence, they will die. | | 66 | Memorable Death: The fighter is killed instantly – not even the most talented Doc can save them. If the injury was caused by an Attack action, the attacker gains 1 additional XP. | ## LASTING INJURIES[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#lasting-injuries) Whenever a fighter goes Out of Action, the opposing player immediately rolls two D6, one after the other (a D66 roll) and looks up the result on the Lasting Injuries table (see opposite). During Campaign play, the result is applied against the fighter and a note of the Lasting Injury made on the Gang Roster. If an Injury roll results in more than one Out of Action result, a separate roll for each is made on the Lasting Injuries table and each result is applied. Rolling for Lasting Injuries must be done during Campaign play. Should players wish, they can forgo this step during Skirmish play, though making the roll and noting the result can add greatly to the narrative of the battle. HOUSE RULE (A&A) When a fighter goes Out of Action, only make one Lasting Injury roll, regardless of the number of Out of Action dice. ### GOING INTO CONVALESCENCE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#going-into-convalescence) Some results will cause a fighter to go into Convalescence. During Campaign play, this means that the fighter cannot perform any post-battle actions or work any Territories. However, unlike going into Recovery, they will be available to fight in the gang’s next battle. ### GOING INTO RECOVERY[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#going-into-recovery) Some results will cause a fighter to go into Recovery. During Campaign play, this means that the fighter cannot take part in their gang’s next battle, as they are recovering from their injuries. The fighter’s In Recovery box on the gang roster is checked, and the fighter must miss both the post- battle sequence of the current battle and their gang’s next battle. This means that a fighter with the Gang Hierarchy (X) special rule that has gone into Recovery may not perform post-battle actions at this time. During the Wrap-up of the gang’s next battle, the fighter’s In Recovery box will be cleared, the fighter becomes available once again and Leaders and Champions may perform post-battle actions. Note that no matter how many Lasting Injury rolls are made, a fighter that goes into Recovery will only miss one battle rather than multiple battles. ### FALLING[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#falling) As described in [Terrain: Falling](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/terrain#falling), should a model ever fall 3" or more, they will suffer an automatic hit. The Strength, AP and Damage of this hit is determined by how far the model fell, rounded up to the nearest inch: | Distance Fallen | Strength | AP | Damage | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 3"-5" | 3 | - | 1 | | 6"-7" | 5 | -1 | 1 | | 8"-9" | 7 | -2 | 2 | | 10"+ | 9 | -3 | 3 | INFO ### CHARACTERISTIC REDUCTIONS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#characteristic-reductions) Some results on the Lasting Injury table cause a permanent reduction to a fighter’s characteristics. Their Fighter card must be amended immediately and a note of the injury suffered made in the Captured By/Lasting Injury box of the gang roster for the injured fighter – note that their Credits value does not change. No characteristic may ever be reduced below the [minimum shown on the table](https://necrovox.org/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/fighter-profiles#fighter-characteristics-profiles). Should a Lasting Injury cause a characteristic to be reduced below the minimum, the characteristic is not reduced. ### LASTING INJURY TABLE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#lasting-injury-table) | D66 | Lasting Injury | | --- | --- | | 11 | Lesson Learned: The fighter goes into Convalescence but gains D3 Experience. | | 12 | Impressive Scars: The fighter gains a set of impressive scars as testament to their bravery. Increase the fighter’s Cool by 1. This bonus only applies once, treat all further results as Out Cold. | | 13 | Horrid Scars: The fighter has been horrifically disfigured, leaving them with a fearsome visage. The fighter gains the https://necrovox.org/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-fearsome skill. If they already have the Fearsome skill, treat this result as Out Cold. | | 14 | Bitter Enmity: The fighter bears a bitter grudge against the gang that inflicted this injury. When fighting a battle against the gang that inflicted this injury, the fighter gains the https://necrovox.org/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#1-berserker skill. If they already have the Berserker skill or roll this result a second time, treat it as Out Cold. | | 15-26 | Out Cold: The fighter misses the rest of the battle, but avoids any long term injuries. The fighter recovers in time to perform post-battle actions. | | 31-36 | Convalescence: The fighter goes into Convalescence. | | 41 | Old Battle Wound: At the end of each battle this fighter participates in roll a D6, on a 1 the fighter goes into Convalescence. | | 42 | Partially Deafened: The fighter suffers no penalty if they are partially deafened, however, suffering this injury again reduces their Leadership by 1. | | 43 | Humiliated: The fighter goes into Convalescence and their Leadership and Cool characteristics are each decreased by 1. | | 44 | Eye Injury: The fighter goes into Recovery and their Ballistic Skill characteristic is decreased by 1. | | 45 | Hand Injury: The fighter goes into Recovery and their Weapon Skill characteristic is decreased by 1. | | 46 | Hobbled: The fighter goes into Recovery and their Movement characteristic is decreased by 1. | | 51 | Spinal Injury: The fighter goes into Recovery and their Strength characteristic is decreased by 1. | | 52 | Enfeebled: The fighter goes into Recovery and their Toughness characteristic is decreased by 1. | | 53 | Head Injury: The fighter goes into Recovery and their Intelligence and Willpower characteristics are each decreased by 1. | | 54 | Multiple Injuries: The fighter is not dead but has suffered many serious wounds. Roll a further D3 times on this table re-rolling any results of Captured, Multiple Injuries, Memorable Death, Critical Injury or Out Cold. | | 55-56 | Captured: The fighter might be https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#being-captured. | | 61-65 | Critical Injury: The fighter is in a critical condition – if their injuries are not successfully treated by a visit to the Doc (see https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#medical-escort) in the post-battle sequence, they will die. | | 66 | Memorable Death: The fighter is killed instantly – not even the most talented Doc can save them. If the injury was caused by an Attack action, the attacker gains 1 additional XP. | ## NERVE TESTS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#nerve-tests) Seeing friends and comrades suffering serious injury can have quite a profound effect upon even the most hardened of underhive gangers. Therefore, fighters have to take a Nerve test when a friendly fighter is Prone and Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action within 3" of them, or a friendly vehicle is Wrecked within 6" of them. All fighters must test regardless of their Status and Secondary Status, though it should be noted that some fighters may be subject to a special rule that makes them immune to Nerve tests. NOTE No Nerve test is required when a Juve/Prospect is taken Out of Action, except by other Juves/Prospects. To make a Nerve test, make a Cool test for the fighter, applying a +1 modifier for each friendly fighter within 3" of them that is not Broken and is not Prone and Seriously Injured: - If the test is passed, nothing happens. - If the test is failed, the fighter becomes Broken. Place a Broken marker on their Fighter card to indicate that the fighter is subject to the Broken condition: - As soon as a fighter becomes Broken, they will immediately activate (even if they have already been activated this round) and make a [Running for Cover (Double)](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/fighter-actions#running-for-cover-double) action. - If the fighter is Ready, they lose their Ready marker. - Broken fighters may be rallied in the End phase, as described in [Rally Tests](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-end-phase#4-rally-tests). - When a Broken fighter activates in a subsequent round, they may not make any actions other than Running for Cover (Double). - If a Broken fighter is engaged by an enemy fighter, they may only make Reaction attacks with a -2 modifier. INFO ### VEHICLES AND NERVE TESTS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#vehicles-and-nerve-tests) Whilst seeing fighters taken out does not faze the average vehicle driver (after all, they are protected inside their vehicle), they may become panicked upon seeing other vehicles destroyed. Therefore, vehicles have to take a Nerve test whenever a friendly vehicle is Wrecked with 6" of them. All vehicles must test regardless of their Status and Secondary Status, though some vehicles may be subject to a special rule that makes them immune to Nerve tests. To make a Nerve test, make a Cool test for the vehicle, applying a +1 modifier for each friendly vehicle within 6" of them that is not Broken and is not Stationary and Wrecked: - If the test is passed, nothing happens. - If the test is failed, the vehicle becomes Broken. Place a Broken marker on their Vehicle card to indicate that the vehicle is subject to the Broken condition: - As soon as a vehicle becomes Broken, they will immediately activate (even if they have already been activated this round) and if mobile will make a [Break For Air (Double)](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/vehicle-actions#break-for-air-double) action, or if Stationary and Stalled make a [Burn Out (Double)](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/vehicle-actions#burn-out-double) action. - If the vehicle is Ready, they lose their Ready marker. - Broken vehicles may be rallied in the End phase, as described in [Rally Tests](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-end-phase#4-rally-tests). - When a Broken vehicle activates in a subsequent round, they may not make any actions other than Break For Air (Double) if Mobile or Burn Out (Double) if Stationary and Stalled. # RESOLVING HITS AGAINST VEHICLES *Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)* When a vehicle suffers a Hit, follow this sequence: 1. Determine Facing of Attack 2. Make Wound Roll 3. Make Save Roll 4. Determine Damage ## 1. DETERMINE FACING OF ATTACK[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#1-determine-facing-of-attack) As noted in [Vehicle Characteristics](https://necrovox.org/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/vehicle-profiles#vehicle-characteristics--characteristic-tests), all vehicles have three Toughness characteristics: Front, Side and Rear – each of which corresponds to the vehicle’s different vision arcs, as shown in the diagram below.  Every hit a vehicle suffers is resolved against one of these ‘facings’. Which facing has been hit depends upon where the attacking model is in relation to the vehicle. To determine this, imaginary lines are drawn from the vehicle, as shown in the diagram; whichever arc the centre of the attacking model’s base (or central hole in the case of a [Blast marker](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/shooting#blast-markers)) is in is the facing hit. If there is ever any doubt as to which facing has been hit (for example, if the imaginary line runs through the centre of the attacking model), the better Toughness value is always used. INFO ### HULL DOWN VEHICLES[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#hull-down-vehicles) Sometimes, the attacking model will not be able to see any of the vehicle facing whose arc they are in. In these cases the vehicle is said to be hull down, and gains the benefit of being in Full Cover even if not sufficiently obscured. ## 2. MAKE WOUND ROLL[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#2-make-wound-roll) Whenever a Wound roll is made against a vehicle, it is always the opposing player that makes it. Cross reference the weapon’s Strength with the Toughness of the facing hit on the vehicle and roll a D6 on the table below to determine if the vehicle is wounded by the attack: | Strength vs Toughness | D6 Roll Required | | --- | --- | | Is the Strength TWICE the Toughness or greater? | 2+ | | Is the Strength GREATER than the Toughness? | 3+ | | Is the Strength EQUAL to the Toughness? | 4+ | | Is the Strength LOWER than the Toughness? | 5+ | | Is the Strength HALF the Toughness or lower? | 6+ | ## 3. MAKE SAVE ROLL[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#3-make-save-roll) If a hit results in a successful Wound roll, or leads to a Damage roll being made against the vehicle for any reason, the vehicle may be able to make a Save roll. This is done in exactly the [same way as for fighters](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#2-make-a-save-roll). ## 4. DETERMINE DAMAGE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#4-determine-damage) Following an unsuccessful Save roll, instead of inflicting damage as normal, the opposing player should roll both the Damage dice and Location dice simultaneously. It is always the opposing player that rolls Damage dice and Location dice. ### A. LOCATION HIT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#a-location-hit) One or more Location dice are rolled to determine the exact location hit. In some cases, it will be impossible to hit a certain location from a specific facing (as described in the vehicle’s special rules). Should it ever occur that an impossible location has been hit, simply re-roll the Location dice until a location that can be hit is rolled. ### MULTIPLE LOCATION DICE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#multiple-location-dice) Players should note that, in some cases, more than one Location dice is rolled. When this is the case, it is usual for the player that made the roll to choose a single result to resolve and discard the other dice. Sometimes, however, it may be the player that controls the vehicle that chooses which result to apply. When this is the case, the rules will always make it clear. In some cases, all of the Location dice rolled may be applied. For example, if a vehicle has suffered several hits at once from a Rapid Fire (X) weapon, a number of Location dice equal to the number of Hits is rolled. Again, when this is the case, the rules will always make it clear. ### B. ROLL DAMAGE DICE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#b-roll-damage-dice) After a vehicle has been wounded, a number of Damage dice equal to the Damage characteristic are rolled. Unlike when rolling Injury dice for a wounded fighter, this is done every time a vehicle is successfully wounded regardless of Hull Points remaining. Regardless of how many Damage dice are rolled, only one result is applied against the vehicle for each hit suffered – the benefit of rolling extra dice is an increased chance of inflicting significant damage! If more than one Damage dice is rolled for a hit, one result is chosen and the others are discarded. When this is the case, it is usual for the player that made the roll to choose a single result to resolve and discard the other dice. Sometimes, however, it may be the player that controls the vehicle that chooses which result to apply. When this is the case, the rules will always make it clear. In some cases, more than one of the Damage dice rolled for a single hit may be applied. When this is the case, the rules will always make it clear. ### DAMAGE DICE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#damage-dice) Damage dice are special dice used to determine the severity of the damage caused to a vehicle. Each face is marked with one of three different symbols. These are:    ## DAMAGE TABLES[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#damage-tables) Once the Damage dice have been rolled, look up on the following tables the effect of the chosen result(s) against the location hit. All damage effects applied are cumulative: ### BODY DAMAGE TABLE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#body-damage-table) | Type of Hit | Effect | | --- | --- | | Glancing Hit | Crew Shaken: The vehicle and any fighters on board become subject to the Concussion condition and the vehicle immediately makes a Handling test. If this test is failed, it becomes Stationary and Stalled. | | Penetrating Hit | Structural Damage: The vehicle loses one Hull Point and immediately makes a Handling test. If this test is failed, it becomes Stationary and Stalled. | | Catastrophic Hit | Weapon Destroyed: One of the vehicle’s weapons (chosen at random) is damaged and cannot be used for the remainder of this battle. In addition, the vehicle loses one Hull Point. If the vehicle has no undamaged weapons, it loses two Hull Points instead. Additionally, the vehicle immediately makes a https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#loss-of-control-tests. | ### ENGINE DAMAGE TABLE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#engine-damage-table) | Type of Hit | Effect | | --- | --- | | Glancing Hit | Stutter: The vehicle immediately becomes Stationary and Stalled. | | Penetrating Hit | Loss of Power: The vehicle loses one Hull Point and for the remainder of this battle it cannot move further than its Movement characteristic during its activation. Additionally, the vehicle immediately makes a https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#loss-of-control-tests. | | Catastrophic Hit | Belching Smoke & Flame: The vehicle loses two Hull Points and for the remainder of this battle it cannot move further than its Movement characteristic during its activation. Additionally, the vehicle immediately makes a Loss of Control test with a -1 modifier. | ### CREW DAMAGE TABLE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#crew-damage-table) | Type of Hit | Effect | | --- | --- | | Glancing Hit | Crew Shaken: The vehicle and any fighters on board become subject to the Concussion condition and the vehicle immediately makes a Handling test. If this test is failed, it becomes Stationary and Stalled. | | Penetrating Hit | Driver Wounded: The driver suffers a Flesh Wound, causing the vehicle to reduce both its BS and Handling characteristics by 1. In any End phase in which the driver has one or more Flesh Wounds, roll a D6 during the Recover & Restart step: • On a 1, the driver succumbs to their wounds and passes out. Immediately apply a Driver Black Out result against this vehicle (see below). Do not roll to see if they recover from it this round.• On a 2 or 3, the driver grits their teeth and carries on driving through the pain.• On a 4+, the driver is able to patch up their wounds. Remove one Flesh Wound (and its effects) from the driver. | | Catastrophic Hit | Driver Black Out: The driver briefly loses consciousness. The vehicle immediately loses control as if it had failed a https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#loss-of-control-tests, changes its Status to Stationary and Stalled, and if it has a Ready marker remove it. Do not add a Ready marker to this vehicle during the Ready Models step until the driver regains consciousness. In any End phase where the driver has blacked out, roll a D6 during the Recover & Restart step:• On a 1-3, the driver remains unconscious.• On a 4+, the driver comes round, they then suffer a Driver Wounded result (see above). Do not roll to see if they recover from it this round. | ### DRIVE DAMAGE TABLE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#drive-damage-table) | Type of Hit | Effect | | --- | --- | | Glancing Hit | Tank Slapper: The vehicle immediately makes a https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#loss-of-control-tests. | | Penetrating Hit | Blow Out: The vehicle loses one Hull Point and for the remainder of this battle it suffers a -1 modifier to all Handling tests. Additionally, the vehicle immediately makes a Loss of Control test. | | Catastrophic Hit | Major Malfunction: The vehicle loses two Hull Points and for the remainder of this battle it suffers a -2 modifier to all Handling tests. Additionally, the vehicle immediately makes a Loss of Control test. | ## WRECKED VEHICLES[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#wrecked-vehicles) When a vehicle is reduced to 0 Hull Points, or when a vehicle loses control and Rolls, that vehicle is Wrecked and will play no further part in the battle. When this happens, players may wish to leave the model in place upon the battlefield, or they may wish to replace the model with a terrain feature representing a Wrecked vehicle of a similar size. Wrecked vehicles left in place in this way are treated as flimsy structures for the remainder of the battle. Alternatively, the model can simply be removed from play. In any case, the vehicle itself will suffer Lasting Damage, and any fighters aboard the vehicle will be Thrown Clear. ### THROWN CLEAR[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#thrown-clear) When a vehicle is Wrecked, any fighters on board it are thrown clear. When a fighter is thrown clear, they are placed within 2" of the vehicle and must take an Initiative test. If this test is passed, the fighter remains Standing. If, however, this test is failed, the fighter becomes Prone and Pinned and suffers a Hit as if they had fallen from the vehicle (see [Falling](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits#falling)), increasing the Strength, AP and Damage of the hit by 1 if the vehicle was Mobile when Wrecked. INFO ### VEHICLES WITH MULTIPLE CREW[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#vehicles-with-multiple-crew) Vehicles may be crewed by many gangers, however, in the rules we treat all members of a vehicle’s crew, regardless of number, as a single entity. ### INJURED CREW[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#injured-crew) Crew can be taken Out of Action just like any other fighter. If a vehicle is Wrecked, the crew is automatically taken Out of Action. However, when rolling for Lasting Injury for the crew, roll on the following table: | D66 | Crew Injury | | --- | --- | | 11 | Lesson Learned: The crew goes into Convalescence but gains D3 Experience. | | 12-26 | Out Cold: The crew misses the rest of the battle, but avoids any long term injuries. The crew recovers in time to perform post- battle actions. | | 31-46 | Convalescence: The crew goes into Convalescence. | | 51-52 | Humiliated: The crew goes into Convalescence. In addition, their Leadership and Cool characteristics are each decreased by 1. | | 53-54 | Head Injury: The crew goes into Recovery. In addition, their Intelligence and Willpower characteristics are each decreased by 1. | | 55-56 | Eye Injury: The crew goes into Recovery. In addition, their Ballistic Skill characteristic is decreased by 1. | | 61-65 | Critical Injury: The crew is in a critical condition – if their injuries are not successfully treated by a visit to the Doc (see https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#medical-escort) in the post-battle sequence, they will die. | | 66 | Memorable Death: The crew is killed instantly – not even the most talented Doc can save them. If the injury was caused by an Attack action, the attacker gains 1 additional XP. | ## LASTING DAMAGE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#lasting-damage) Whenever a vehicle is Wrecked, the opposing player immediately rolls a D6 and looks up the result on the Lasting Damage table opposite. During Campaign play, all results are applied against the vehicle and a note of all Lasting Damage sustained made on the gang roster. In some cases, a vehicle may become Wrecked in several ways at once (being reduced to 0 Hull Points before Rolling, for example). In such a case, a separate roll for each is made on the Lasting Damage table and each result is applied. Rolling for Lasting Damage must be done during Campaign play. Should players wish, they can forgo this step during Skirmish play. ### GOING INTO REPAIR[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#going-into-repair) In some cases, a vehicle will become a Write-off. During Campaign play, this means that the vehicle is placed In Repair and cannot take part in any battles until it has been repaired (see [Negotiate Repairs](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#negotiate-repairs)). The vehicle’s In Repair box on the gang roster is checked to indicate this. Once the vehicle is repaired, it becomes available again. | D6 | Lasting Damage | | --- | --- | | 1 | Persistent Rattle: There’s something not quite right. Apply a +1 modifier on any future Lasting Damage rolls made for this vehicle. | | 2 | Handling Glitch: The vehicle suffers a -1 modifier to its Handling tests. | | 3 | Unreliable: At the start of every battle, roll a D6 for each Unreliable Lasting Damage result this vehicle has sustained. If any of these rolls is a 1, the vehicle won’t start and cannot take part in the battle ahead. | | 4 | Loss of Power: The vehicle’s Movement characteristic is reduced by 1". | | 5 | Damaged Bodywork: Reduce each of the vehicle’s Toughness characteristics by 1. | | 6 | Damaged Frame: Reduce the vehicle’s Hull Points characteristic by 1. | | 7+ | Write-off: The vehicle is not currently roadworthy and cannot take part in any battles unless it is repaired (see https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#negotiate-repairs. | ## LOSS OF CONTROL TESTS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#loss-of-control-tests) Several of the vehicle damage effects, as well as some actions, require a player to make a Loss of Control test for the vehicle. This may be due to an impact with another vehicle or terrain, damage caused to the vehicle by enemy attacks, or even as a result of the driver falling unconscious at the controls due to injuries sustained. Whatever the case, failing a Loss of Control test can have dramatic results. To make a Loss of Control test, make a Handling test for the vehicle, applying any modifiers as required: - If the test is passed, the driver maintains control of the vehicle and nothing untoward happens. - If the test is failed, the driver has lost control: - If the vehicle was Stationary, the force of the impact may turn the vehicle, causing it to pivot in place or, in extreme cases, to Roll. - If the vehicle was Mobile, the impact causes the vehicle to swerve dangerously and veer off course or, in extreme cases, to Roll. INFO ### FIGHTERS ON VEHICLES LOSING CONTROL[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#fighters-on-vehicles-losing-control) If a vehicle Swerves or Jackknifes then any fighters on it, and not in designated transport areas, must [test to avoid falling](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/terrain#falling). ### LOSING CONTROL[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#losing-control) When a Loss of Control test is failed, the vehicle’s controlling player rolls a D6 and the Control dice: - If a Swerve is rolled on the Control dice, the vehicle pivots around its central point 45°. - If a Jackknife is rolled on the Control dice, the vehicle pivots around its central point 90°. - If a Roll is rolled on the Control dice, the vehicle is flipped over by the force of the impact.    In the case of a Swerve or a Jackknife, the direction the vehicle turns is determined by the D6: - On a 1-3, the vehicle turns left. - On a 4-6, the vehicle turns right.   > *Here we see a vehicle pivoted 45° and 90° to the left around its central point.* ### SWERVING AND JACKKNIFING[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#swerving-and-jackknifing) If a Stationary vehicle Swerves or Jackknifes, it will simply pivot in place, as described above. However, if a Mobile vehicle Swerves or Jackknifes, it will pivot and then move a number of inches equal to half its Movement characteristic. ### ROLLING[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#rolling) If a Stationary vehicle Rolls, it will simply flip onto its side or roof in place, as described previously. However, if a Mobile vehicle Rolls, it will roll a number of times and move a number of inches in a random direction. When a Mobile vehicle Rolls, the opposing player rolls a Scatter dice and a D3. The Scatter dice determines the direction in which the vehicle moves as it Rolls. If a Hit is rolled, use the small arrow to determine direction. The D3 determines how many times it rolls before coming to rest. The vehicle moves 2" in the direction determined by the Scatter dice for each roll it makes. During this movement, the vehicle is considered to be moving as if it were an active model, does not change facing and all vehicle impacts are resolved as [Head-on Collisions](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/vehicle-impacts#head-on-collisions). Note that the rolling vehicle takes no further damage. Whatever the case, Rolling onto its side or roof is extremely detrimental to a vehicle and will render it immobile. A vehicle that Rolls is reduced to 0 Hull Points and is Wrecked. It will take no further part in the battle. !https://necrovox.org/assets/images/rolling-diagram-45615f3b108550889f3d916beabee810.jpg # THE END PHASE *Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)* After all models have been activated, the Action phase ends and play moves on to the End phase. The End phase has four steps: 1. **Bottle Checks:** If a player has at least one Prone and Seriously Injured or Out of Action fighter, or at least one Wrecked vehicle, they will have to make a Bottle check for their gang. 2. **Fleeing the Battlefield:** If either gang has failed a Bottle check, that gang’s controlling player makes a Cool test for each of their models that is still on the battlefield. Any models that fail will flee the battlefield. 3. **Recover & Restart:** Starting with the player that holds Priority, both players make Recovery tests for any Prone and Seriously Injured fighters and/or Restart tests for any Stationary and Stalled vehicles belonging to their gang. 4. **Rally Tests:** Starting with the player that holds Priority, both players make Cool tests for Broken models belonging to their gang to see if they can Rally. NOTE ### REMOVE TEMPORARY EFFECTS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-end-phase#remove-temporary-effects) **Smoke:** Roll a D6 per smoke cloud: on a 1-4 it is removed. **Graviton Pulse:** Remove any Graviton Pulse blasts. **Toxic Sludge:** Roll a 2+ for each Prone fighter that is at least partially in a pool of toxic sludge, or go Out of Action. ## 1. BOTTLE CHECKS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-end-phase#1-bottle-checks) At the start of the End phase, a player will be required to make a Bottle check for their gang if one or more of their fighters are currently either Prone and Seriously Injured or Out of Action, or if one or more of their vehicles is currently Wrecked. If both players are required to make a Bottle check, the player that holds Priority should go first. To make a Bottle check for their gang, the controlling player rolls a D6 and adds to the result the total number of fighters belonging to their gang that are currently Prone and Seriously Injured or Out of Action and the total number of vehicles belonging to their gang that are currently Wrecked. If the final result is higher than the total number of models in its starting crew (the number of models that were present at the start of the battle, see [Choosing Crews](https://necrovox.org/docs/battlefield-setup/scenario-rules#choose-crew)), the Bottle check is failed and the gang has ‘bottled out’. If the scenario uses Reinforcements, instead of comparing to the number of models in its starting crew, compare the total to the number of models that were eligible to take part in the battle. Note that once a gang has bottled out, there is no need to make any further Bottle check for it. It is considered to have bottled out for the remainder of the battle. HOUSE RULE (A&A) - Reinforcements count towards bottle tests. - A voluntary fail automatically loses the match. ## 2. FLEEING THE BATTLEFIELD[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-end-phase#2-fleeing-the-battlefield) Once a gang has bottled out, both fighters and vehicles alike may begin to flee the battlefield. During this step of the End phase, starting with the gang that holds Priority if both gangs have bottled out, the controlling player makes a Cool test for each of their models that is currently on the battlefield: - If the test is passed, the model holds its nerve and remains on the battlefield. - If the test is failed, the model chooses discretion over valour and it (or in the case of a vehicle, its crew) flees the battlefield. What happens to a model when it flees the battlefield will depend firstly upon whether it is a fighter or a vehicle and, secondly, upon its current Secondary Status: 1. Should a fighter flee the battlefield whilst their Secondary Status is Active, Engaged or Pinned, they are simply removed from play with no ill effect. 2. Should a fighter flee the battlefield whilst their Secondary Status is Seriously Injured, they are removed from play and set to one side. During the Wrap-up, test to see if they [succumb to their injuries](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#succumbing-to-injuries). 3. Should a vehicle flee the battlefield, the crew will abandon the vehicle and flee the battlefield, returning later to collect their vehicle. Change the vehicle’s Status to Stationary and Wrecked but do not roll on the Lasting Damage table. ### VOLUNTARILY FLEEING THE BATTLEFIELD[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-end-phase#voluntarily-fleeing-the-battlefield) In the tense gang combat of Necromunda, it is often wise for a gang to quit a fight while they are still ahead. This is especially true in ambushes, and when smaller crews find themselves taking on larger and more dangerous ones! Once at least one of a gang’s starting crew is Prone and Seriously Injured, taken Out of Action or are Wrecked, a gang’s controlling player can choose to automatically fail any Bottle check the gang is required to make. Once a gang has bottled out (either voluntarily or by failing a Bottle check), the controlling player can declare that the gang will flee the battlefield at the start of any Action phase. Any Standing and Active or Prone and Pinned fighters, and all vehicles, immediately flee the battlefield as described above. Engaged fighters must attempt to break away from combat – make an Initiative test for each. If the test is passed, they flee the battlefield. If the test is failed, they become Prone and Seriously Injured. Once the gang that has declared that it will flee has only Prone and Seriously Injured fighters remaining on the battlefield, the battle ends. Roll to see if Prone and Seriously Injured fighters succumb to their injuries in the Wrap-up as usual. ### GANG HIERARCHY[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-end-phase#gang-hierarchy) Some models, most notably Leaders and Champions, have a special rule called ‘Gang Hierarchy (X)’ listed on their profile. In all such cases, the ‘X’ in brackets will be replaced by the model’s rank (‘Leader’ or ‘Champion’): **Gang Hierarchy (X):** During a battle, once this model’s gang has failed a Bottle check, during any End phase in which this model passes its Cool test and does not flee the battlefield, any friendly models that are within 12" (if this model is a Leader) or 6" (if this model is a Champion) of this model will automatically pass their Cool test and will not flee the battlefield. ## 3. RECOVER & RESTART[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-end-phase#3-recover--restart) Starting with the player that holds Priority, both players make Recovery tests for any Prone and Seriously Injured fighters belonging to their gang to see if they recover sufficiently to return to the fight. Similarly, both players make Restart tests for any Stationary and Stalled vehicles belonging to their gang to see if they can be restarted and become Mobile once again. ### RECOVERY TESTS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-end-phase#recovery-tests) For each member of their gang that is Prone and Seriously Injured and still on the battlefield, the controlling player makes a Recovery test by rolling an Injury dice: - If the result is Out of Action, the fighter is removed from play. - If the result is Seriously Injured, the fighter suffers a Flesh Wound and remains as they are – Prone and Seriously Injured. - If the result is a Flesh Wound, the fighter suffers a Flesh Wound and becomes Prone and Pinned. **Assistance:** When making a Recovery test for a Prone and Seriously Injured fighter, one Standing and Active friendly fighter that is within 1" can offer assistance. If they do so, roll one extra Injury dice then pick one of the Injury dice to resolve and discard the other. In addition, a fighter that is being assisted does not suffer a Flesh Wound regardless of the result of the Injury dice. A fighter can only assist one Recovery test per End phase. **Multiple Injury Dice:** It may happen that, due to assistance, items of Wargear, Tactics cards or skills that, when making a Recovery test, several Injury dice are rolled. Regardless of how many are rolled, one Injury dice is picked and resolved – the others are discarded, as described previously. ### RESTART TESTS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-end-phase#restart-tests) For each vehicle belonging to their gang that is currently Stationary and Stalled, the controlling player makes a Restart test. To make a Restart test, make a Handling test for the vehicle, applying a +1 modifier unless the vehicle has only 1 HP remaining: 1. If the Handling test is passed, the vehicle immediately Restarts, changing its Status from Stationary and Stalled to Mobile. 2. If the Handling test is failed, the vehicle refuses to Restart and it remains Stationary and Stalled. ### WOUNDED DRIVERS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-end-phase#wounded-drivers) Finally during this step, if any vehicles in a player’s gang have suffered a Driver Wounded damage effect, a D6 is rolled for that driver, as described in [Crew Damage Table: Drive Wounded](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#crew-damage-table). ## 4. RALLY TESTS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-end-phase#4-rally-tests) During the final step of the End phase, players may attempt to Rally any Broken models belonging to their gang, starting with the gang that holds Priority if both gangs contain Broken models. To Rally a Broken model, make a Cool test for them, applying a +1 modifier to the result for each friendly model within 3" of them that is not Broken and is not Prone and Seriously Injured: - If the test is passed, the model is no longer Broken. - If the test is failed, the model remains Broken and may attempt to Rally again in the next End phase. FLOODED PASSAGE (SPECIAL TERRAIN FEATURE) At the end of each End phase, roll 2+ for each Seriously Injured fighter in the Flood Water or they are taken Out of Action (their injuries are too great to keep their head above water). BADZONE ENVIRONMENTS If using Badzone Environments, roll to see if the current is discarded. If discarded, generate a new Event. NOTE Leading by Example is not affected by any status or condition (Broken, Seriously Injured, Blaze etc.) # THE POST-BATTLE SEQUENCE Following any battle, there are several important steps that need to take place, as listed below. Some of these only apply during Campaign play, and can therefore be skipped during Skirmish play, as mentioned in the appropriate entries. Whatever the case, this sequence must be followed in the order shown, and must be done while both players are present. The post-battle sequence has seven steps: 1. Wrap-up 2. Assign/Reassign Territory 3. Receive Rewards 4. Collect Income 5. Post-battle Actions 6. Update Roster 7. Report Results ## 1. WRAP-UP[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#1-wrap-up) During the Wrap-up, each player checks to see whether any fighters that were Prone and Seriously Injured when the battle ended, or that fled from the battlefield whilst Prone and Seriously Injured, succumb to their injuries, as described as follows. Additionally, during the Wrap-up players determine whether any fighters captured by the enemy manage to escape, as described as follows, after which any vehicles that were abandoned by fleeing crew (as described as follows) are retrieved. Finally, during a battle fought as part of a campaign, it is at the end of the Wrap-up that fighters that were In Recovery are considered to have made a full recovery, and their In Recovery box on the gang roster is cleared. Players should note that any other events that take place ‘at the end of the battle’ will also take place during the Wrap-up. ### SUCCUMBING TO INJURIES[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#succumbing-to-injuries) If a fighter is Prone and Seriously Injured when the battle ends, or if a fighter belonging to a gang that had bottled out fled from the battlefield whilst Prone and Seriously Injured, roll a D6 for them during the Wrapup. On a 3 or more, they survive without any further complications, but on a 1 or 2 they succumb to the injuries suffered during the battle and are treated as having gone Out of Action. A Lasting Injury roll is made for them, as described previously. ### BEING CAPTURED[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#being-captured) After the battle there is a chance that any fighters who have been captured by the opposing gang may be able to slip away while being taken away: **Capturing Enemy Fighters:** Roll a D6 for each friendly fighter that suffered a Captured result (55-56) on the Lasting Injury chart and apply the below modifiers: - 1 if the battle was a draw. - 2 if the fighter’s gang lost the battle. - 2 if the fighter was taken Out of Action while subject to the Webbed condition. If the result is 4+ then the fighter successfully escapes their bonds before being dragged away and goes into Convalescence (a natural roll of a 6 always results in the captive escaping). Otherwise the fighter has been Captured – make a note in the Lasting Injury/Captured By box on the gang roster for the Captured fighter, recording the name of the gang who has Captured the fighter. ### CLAIMING SCRAP[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#claiming-scrap) If only one gang has models left on the battlefield at the start of the Wrap-up, they will grab what they can from Wrecked enemy vehicles before leaving the battlefield. That gang adds D3x10 credits to their Stash for each Wrecked enemy vehicle on the battlefield. The Wrecked vehicles are then reclaimed by their gang. ### CAPTIVE FIGHTERS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#captive-fighters) Whilst a fighter is Captured, they are said to be a ‘Captive’. That fighter is unavailable for battles and post-battle actions as if they were In Recovery. This lasts until that fighter is recovered (as follows), rather than for just one battle. The Capturing gang should make a note in their Stash of the fighter they now hold Captive. When a fighter is Captured, their gang has a chance to rescue them. The Captured fighter’s controlling player may issue a challenge to the gang that holds their fighter Captive to play a Rescue Mission. This supersedes the usual challenge process and the [Determine Scenario step](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-pre-battle-sequence#3-determine-scenario) of the pre-battle sequence – instead, the Rescue Mission scenario is played. If a gang does not wish to attempt to rescue a Captive, or if the rescue attempt fails: - A Law Abiding gang may claim a bounty on a [Captive fighter](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#captive-fighters) belonging to an Outlaw gang during the post-battle sequence of that battle. - An Outlaw gang may ‘dispose’ of a Captive fighter belonging to any gang during the post-battle sequence of that battle. - Any gang may trade a Captive back to the gang it belongs to or to any other gang that wants the Captive, as described as follows. - Any gang may [sell a Captive to the Guilders](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#sell-to-the-guilders) as a slave during the post-battle sequence of that battle. If the Captive is still held the next time the two gangs face each other, the controlling player of the gang the Captive belongs to once again has the option to declare that their gang will attempt a Rescue Mission. ### TRADING CAPTIVE MODELS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#trading-captive-models) At any time during a campaign, regardless of whether a Rescue Mission has been attempted, the two gangs’ controlling players can come to an agreement to make a trade to secure a Captive’s return. Additionally, once a Rescue Mission has been attempted and failed, the gang that holds the Captive is free to trade it to any gang they wish. This trade could be a payment of credits, a trade for another Captive, a valuable item of equipment, even surrendering a Territory, or anything else – it is entirely up to the two players to decide and either gang is free to decline an offer made by the other. If an agreement is reached, the Captive is transferred to the gang that the trade was made with. If the Captive is returned through a trade to the gang it belongs to, they immediately become available to the gang once more. ## 2. ASSIGN/REASSIGN TERRITORY[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#2-assignreassign-territory) The player that won the battle takes control of the Territory staked on the battle. In the case of a draw while fighting for control of an uncontrolled Territory, the Territory is not claimed by either player. In the case of a draw during the Takeover phase when a controlled Territory is at stake, the Territory does not change hands. ## 3. RECEIVE REWARDS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#3-receive-rewards) Each scenario shows a list of rewards which the gangs can receive, based on their performance during the battle. Any equipment gained is added to the gang’s Stash – it can be distributed to fighters in step 6. HOUSE RULE (A&A) Scenario Rewards are capped at 4D6 (x10 Credits). this means you cannot roll more than 4 D6 dice when determining your rewards, rather than making a separate roll to determine your reward cap. ### GAINING AND LOSING REPUTATION[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#gaining-and-losing-reputation) Most scenarios contain a number of ways in which a gang can gain or lose Reputation. If a gang both gains and loses Reputation, any gains are applied before any losses. ## 4. COLLECT INCOME[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#4-collect-income) Each gang collects income from each Territory they control that generates income, as detailed for that Territory. The total amount of credits generated from each gang’s Territories is then added to the gang’s Stash. ## 5. POST-BATTLE ACTIONS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#5-post-battle-actions) During a campaign, each fighter in the gang that has the Gang Hierarchy (X) special rule can make one post-battle action. Each of these actions is carried out one at a time, in an order of the controlling player’s choice. Fighters who are In Recovery, or who have been Captured, cannot make post-battle actions. Unless otherwise stated, the same action can be made more than once. The actions below are always available, but others might also become available through special Territories, skills or other means. ### TRADE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#trade) The fighter can visit the Trading Post by making a Trade action – this action is resolved during the [Visit the Trading Post step](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#b-visit-the-trading-post) of the post-battle sequence. The availability of Rare and Illegal items available at the Trading Post is influenced by whether it is a Law-abiding or Outlaw gang visiting. ### SELL TO THE GUILDERS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#sell-to-the-guilders) The fighter can sell any number of Captive fighters to the Guilders – as long as the Captive’s gang has had a [chance to rescue them](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#captive-fighters): Each Captive fighter is worth half of their total Cost (50%) when sold as a slave (including all weapons and Wargear), rounding up to the nearest 5 credits – add these credits to this gang’s Stash. The Captive fighter’s controlling player should be informed as soon as possible, and must delete the Captive fighter fromtheir roster. All weapons and equipment owned by the fighter are sold along with them, they do not go into any gang’s Stash. ### CLAIM BOUNTIES[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#claim-bounties) Law Abiding gangs can [claim bounties](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#claim-bounties) for any enemy fighters belonging to Outlaw gangs that they have Captured (providing the Captive’s controlling player has had the opportunity to attempt a Rescue Mission, as described in [Captive Fighters](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#captive-fighters)). The bounty for a Captive fighter is equal to that fighter’s full Cost – this many credits are added to this gang’s Stash. The Captive fighter’s controlling player should be informed as soon as possible, and must delete the Captive from their roster ### ‘DISPOSE’ OF CAPTIVES[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#dispose-of-captives) As described in [Captive Fighters](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#captive-fighters), Outlaw gangs can dispose of any enemy fighters they have captured, providing the Captive’s controlling player has had the opportunity to attempt a Rescue Mission. How the fighter is disposed of varies depending upon the type of gang in question. Some captives are sacrificed in dark rituals, others are eaten, and yet more simply disappear. Whatever the case, the Captive’s controlling player should be informed as soon as possible that their fighter has been disposed of, and must delete that fighter from their roster. ### MEDICAL ESCORT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#medical-escort) The fighter escorts a critically injured fellow gang member to the Doc. Select one other fighter or crew in the gang that suffered a Critical Injury during the battle and pay 2D6x10 credits from the gang’s Stash. If the gang does not have sufficient funds, or does not wish to pay the full amount, no roll is made and the fighter or crew dies. Otherwise, roll a D6 on the table below: | D6 | Result | | --- | --- | | 1 | Complications: The fighter dies. | | 2-5 | Stabilised: Roll on the Lasting Injury table, re-rolling any results of Captured, Critical Injury or Memorable Death. Apply the result, in addition the fighter goes into Recovery. | | 6 | Full Recovery: The fighter goes into Recovery, but suffers no lasting effects. | ### NEGOTIATE REPAIRS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#negotiate-repairs) The fighter accompanies the crew of a vehicle that has suffered Lasting Damage to the Chop Shop. Select one vehicle in the gang that has sustained Lasting Damage and roll a D6 on the table below to determine the cost of repairs. If the gang wishes to meet this cost, it pays with credits from its Stash and all Lasting Damage previously sustained is removed from the vehicle. If the gang does not have sufficient funds, or does not wish to pay the amount, the vehicle is not repaired and the Lasting Damage it has sustained is not removed: | D6 | Result | | --- | --- | | 1-3 | Almost Like New: The repairs cost a quarter (25%), rounding up to the nearest 5 credits, of the vehicle’s Cost (including Upgrades but not including Wargear and weapons), but the vehicle isn’t quite the same. Replace all Lasting Damage the vehicle has previously sustained with a Persistent Rattle. | | 4-5 | Quality Repairs: The repairs cost a quarter (25%), rounding up to the nearest 5 credits, of the vehicle’s Cost (including Upgrades but not including Wargear and weapons). | | 6 | Superficial Damage: The repairs cost a tenth (10%), rounding up to the nearest 5 credits, of the vehicle’s Cost (including Upgrades but not including Wargear and weapons). | ## 6. UPDATE ROSTER[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#6-update-roster) During this step of the post-battle sequence, gangs can dispose of dead and injured fighters, scrap damaged vehicles, purchase new equipment and models, and more. During this step, players should follow this sequence: A. Clean House B. Visit the Trading Post C. Gain Boons from Territories D. Distribute Equipment E. Purchase Advancements F. Update Gang Rating ### A. CLEAN HOUSE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#a-clean-house) After any battle, a gang is likely to have dead fighters to dispose of, injured fighters to retire, and wrecked vehicles to sell for scrap. This process is generally referred to as ‘cleaning house’. Dead fighters or vehicle crew are simply deleted from the roster. If their gang had at least one fighter on the battlefield at the end of the battle, or if the fighter was taken to the Doc but still died, all of their equipment (except for armour) is added to the gang’s Stash. Otherwise, the dead fighter’s equipment is lost. If they were crew, their vehicle is added to the gang’s Stash and can be given to a new crew. Also at this point, the controlling player can choose to retire fighters or vehicle crews – usually because Lasting Injuries have rendered them unfit for battle. These fighters are deleted from the roster, and their equipment is added to the gang’s Stash. Equipment in the gang’s Stash can be sold or transferred to a new fighter in the next step. If they were crew, their vehicle is added to the gang’s Stash and can be given to a new crew. Finally, the controlling player can choose to scrap any vehicles that have sustained Lasting Damage. A vehicle is worth a quarter of its total Cost (25%) rounded up to the nearest 5 credits (including Upgrades but not including Wargear and weapons) when sold as scrap. These credits are added to the gang’s Stash. When a vehicle is scrapped, any Upgrades it had are lost, though its Wargear and weapons are added to the gang’s Stash. The crew must be either given a new vehicle, one must be purchased for them or they are retired. ### B. VISIT THE TRADING POST[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#b-visit-the-trading-post) The gang can visit the Trading Post to spend its hardearned credits in any of the ways described below, allowing them to hire new fighters and buy or sell equipment. The actions can be made in any order and, unless specified, there is no limit to how many times a gang can perform each one. Any spent credits are deducted from the gang’s Stash; any gained credits are added to the gang’s Stash. **Hire a Fighter:** The gang can hire a new fighter or crew from its House List, paying for them as they did when founding the gang. No equipment is purchased for this fighter or crew – they receive equipment in a later step. Note that, when hiring new fighters or crew, the Gang Composition rules and any restrictions detailed in the gang list must be honoured. **Purchase a Vehicle:** The gang can purchase any new vehicle from its House List, paying for it as they did when founding the gang. No Upgrades are purchased for this vehicle – it receives Upgrades in a later step. **Recruit Hangers-on & Brutes:** The gang can spend credits to add a Hanger-on or a Brute to their roster. Their Reputation must be sufficient to allow this. **Sell Unwanted Items:** Any items in the gang’s Stash can be sold. The item is deleted from the Stash, and the gang gains its value in credits, minus D6x10 (to a minimum of 5 credits). Note that equipment granted as a Territory Boon cannot be sold during the same post-battle sequence. **Purchase Equipment:** Equipment can be purchased for any model from its own Equipment List at the price shown (this cannot be added to the gang’s Stash during this post-battle sequence). A gang can purchase Common equipment from the Trading Post, at the price shown, adding it to its Stash. This action cannot be used to purchase Rare or Illegal equipment. **Seek Rare & Illegal Equipment (Trade Post-battle Action Only):** This action can only be performed if a fighter has made a Trade post-battle action, is only performed once and is done to determine the availability of Rare and Illegal items on offer at the [Trading Post](https://necrovox.org/docs/armoury/). Roll 2D6 to determine the availability of items, adding the following bonuses: - +2 if the gang’s Leader is making a Trade post- battle action. - +1 for each Champion making a Trade post- battle action. - +1 for every full 10 Reputation the gang has. - +/-X as from a specified special rule. - A Law-abiding gang may purchase equipment from the Trading Post that is Rare (X) where X is equal to or less than the Availability level and may purchase items that are Illegal (X) where X is equal to or less than the Availability level -4. - An Outlaw gang may purchase equipment from the Trading Post that is Rare (X) or Illegal (X) where X is equal to or less than the Availability level. Note that Exclusive items may not be purchased from the Trading Post, only from gang Equipment Lists. INFO ### THE BLACK MARKET, RARITY AND LEGALITY RATINGS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#the-black-market-rarity-and-legality-ratings) Older publications may reference the Black Market, treat any of those abilities as referencing the Trading Post instead. Additionally, they may reference Rarity or Legality ratings – in these cases replace them with Rare (X) and Illegal (X). For example, a Rarity rating of 8 becomes Rare (8). INFO ### POST-BATTLE ACTIONS TIMINGS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#post-battle-actions-timings) Much as players may wish otherwise, sometimes there isn’t always time after a battle to fully resolve all the post-battle actions – when this occurs there are a couple of different options. Some players like to roll everything in front of their opponent and then go away and decide exactly how to spend their credits and XP, while others prefer to resolve all these in the pre-battle sequence of their next battle. In the end, these options all work as long as both players and the Arbitrator (in Campaign play) agree. ### C. GAIN BOONS FROM TERRITORIES[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#c-gain-boons-from-territories) Some Territories grant a gang Boons in the form of additional recruits, Hangers-on or equipment. Any available Boons the gang wishes to claim are claimed now. ### D. DISTRIBUTE EQUIPMENT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#d-distribute-equipment) Any equipment currently held in the gang’s Stash can now be distributed among its models. Weapon choices must respect any restrictions noted in a model’s entry within their gang list. Also, the limit of no more than three weapons for fighters must be adhered to, with weapons marked with a * taking the space of two. Once any equipment has been added to a Fighter card or Vehicle card, the card’s Credits cost is updated accordingly. If the model is equipped with an item that has two different costs – one in the model’s own Equipment List and the other in the Trading Post – the value in the model’s own Equipment List takes precedence. Players are reminded that no fighter can discard a weapon or Wargear that grants the [Mounted condition](https://necrovox.org/docs/general-principles/conditions#mounted) once added to their Fighter cards. Remember as well that fighters with the Tools of the Trade special rule can have multiple Fighter cards, each representing a different set of equipment, as described on [Equipment Sets](https://necrovox.org/docs/founding-a-gang/gang-creation#equipment-sets). ### E. PURCHASE ADVANCEMENTS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#e-purchase-advancements) In Campaign play, each player can use this step of the post-battle sequence to spend Experience (XP), allowing their fighters to purchase [Advancements](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/gaining-experience#advancements). ### F. UPDATE GANG RATING[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#f-update-gang-rating) Re-calculate the gang’s Gang Rating, and update the roster accordingly. Note that this is not done until this step of the post-battle sequence, meaning that any other references to the Gang Rating in the post-battle sequence are referring to the Gang Rating prior to this step. ## 7. REPORT RESULTS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#7-report-results) Finally, the players should report the outcome of the battle to the Arbitrator of their campaign, who will update the campaign stats accordingly. The report should contain: which gangs fought, the outcome of the battle (i.e., who won), which Territory the victor gained control of, how many enemies each gang took Out of Action and the final Gang Rating and Wealth of the gangs. # GAINING EXPERIENCE *Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)* During any battle, a fighter (including vehicle crew) can gain Experience (XP) in a number of ways. The standard ways in which Experience is gained are detailed here. Experience is also gained by completing scenario objectives – these will be detailed in the scenario. Players should note that, for the purposes of gaining Experience, vehicle crew are considered to be fighters. A model gains XP for any of the following actions: - 1 XP if their action directly causes an enemy fighter to suffer one or more Serious Injuries.* - 2 XP if their action causes an enemy vehicle to become Wrecked. - 2 XP if their action directly causes an enemy fighter to go Out of Action.* - If the enemy fighter is a Leader or a Champion, gain an extra 1 XP. - 1 XP if they took part in a battle (this XP is only gained if the scenario does not grant XP for a model taking part in the battle). - 1 XP if they are Broken and successfully rally. - 1 XP if they provide Assistance to another fighter making a Recovery test who becomes Prone and Pinned. - *Note that fighters can only gain XP for Seriously Injuring or taking an enemy fighter Out of Action once per enemy fighter per activation. For instance, if a fighter causes an enemy fighter to suffer a Serious Injury, and then performs a Coup De Grace (Free) action, they would only gain the 2 XP for causing the enemy fighter to go Out of Action.* HOUSE RULE (A&A) Additonal ways to earn XP: - D3 XP for the MVP of each playing team. This is nominated by your opponent at the end of the match. - D3 XP for each fully painted model. This is awarded at the start of the campaign (or when they join your gang). If a model is unpainted, it gains the D3XP when it becomes painted. - +1 additional XP when taking a Brute Out of Action. ## ADVANCEMENTS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/gaining-experience#advancements) At the end of a battle, during the post-battle sequence, each player has the chance to purchase Advancements for any of their models by spending some or all of the XP that model has accrued. The XP cost of these Advancements is shown on the following tables. The model’s card is updated accordingly with the Advancement taken, the model’s XP is reduced by the amount spent to purchase the Advancement, the model’s total number of Advancements is increased by one (on the gang roster) and the model’s Cost is adjusted by the amount of credits shown, which will in turn increase the Gang Rating. The more experienced a model is, the more certain Advancements cost to purchase in terms of XP. The cost of each characteristic Advancement for the same characteristic taken is increased by 2 XP for each instance after the first. For example, a Champion may increase their Initiative by 1 for 5 XP, but to increase it by 1 a second time will cost them 7 XP. Juves and Prospects however are particularly fast learners, and as a result they suffer no such penalty on characteristic increases; they may increase a characteristic any number of times (up to the maximum – see [Fighter Profiles](https://necrovox.org/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/fighter-profiles#fighter-characteristics-profiles)) for the basic XP cost shown each time. | Cost | Advancement (Leaders, Champions, Crews, Prospects, Juves & Specialists) | Cost Increase | | --- | --- | --- | | 3 XP | Improve the fighter’s Willpower or Intelligence characteristic by 1. | +5 credits | | 4 XP | Improve the fighter’s Leadership or Cool characteristic by 1. | +10 credits | | 5 XP | Improve the fighter’s Initiative characteristic by 1. | +10 credits | | 5 XP | Add 1" to the fighter’s Movement characteristic. | +10 credits | | 6 XP | Improve the fighter’s Weapon Skill or Ballistic Skill characteristic by 1. | +20 credits | | 6 XP | The fighter gains a random skill from one of their Primary Skill Sets. | +20 credits | | 8 XP | Increase the fighter’s Strength or Toughness characteristic by 1. | +30 credits | | 9 XP | The fighter gains a skill of your choice from one of their Primary Skill Sets. | +20 credits | | 9 XP | The fighter gains a random skill from one of their Secondary Skill Sets. | +35 credits | | 12 XP | Increase the fighter’s Wounds or Attacks characteristic by 1. | +45 credits | | 12 XP | Specialists only: Promote the fighter to a Champion. They gain a random skill from one of their Primary Skill Sets. | +40 credits | | 12 XP | The fighter gains a skill of your choice from one of their Secondary Skill Sets. | +35 credits | | 15 XP | The fighter gains a random skill from ANY Skill Set. | +50 credits | ### GANGERS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/gaining-experience#gangers) Whilst Leaders, Champions, Prospects, Juves and Specialists are central to a gang’s narrative, Gangers are its ‘supporting cast’. As such, they spend Experience and gain Advancements in a simplified manner. If during the post-battle sequence a Ganger has 6 XP or more, the controlling player must roll 2D6 on the table below, and then update the Ganger’s Fighter card and their Cost accordingly, before finally reducing their XP by 6. | 2D6 | Advancement (Gangers, not including Specialists) | Cost Increase | | --- | --- | --- | | 2 | The fighter becomes a Specialist and gains a random skill from one of their Primary Skill Sets. | +20 credits | | 3-4 | Improve the fighter’s Weapon Skill or Ballistic Skill characteristic by 1. | +20 credits | | 5-6 | Increase the fighter’s Strength or Toughness characteristic by 1. | +30 credits | | 7 | Either add 1" to the fighter’s Movement characteristic, or increase their Initiative characteristic by 1. | +10 credits | | 8-9 | Improve the fighter’s Willpower or Intelligence characteristic by 1. | +5 credits | | 10-11 | Improve the fighter’s Leadership or Cool characteristic by 1. | +10 credits | | 12 | The fighter becomes a Specialist and gains a random skill from one of their Primary Skill Sets. | +20 credits | **Specialists:** Two of the results on the table above allow a Ganger to become a Specialist. They are still a Ganger, but from now on gain all the benefits of being a Specialist, as described in their entry in their Gang list. ## MAXIMUM CHARACTERISTICS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/gaining-experience#maximum-characteristics) As mentioned in [Fighter Profiles](https://necrovox.org/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/fighter-profiles#fighter-characteristics-profiles), each of a fighter’s characteristics has a maximum value. In addition to these maximums, no fighter may improve their Movement, Strength or Toughness characteristics more than twice beyond that given in the basic profile for a fighter of their current category. No fighter may improve their Wounds or Attacks characteristics more than once beyond that given in the basic profile for a fighter of their current category. If a roll on the Advancement table for a Ganger has no option but to increase a characteristic beyond its maximum, treat it as a roll of 12 instead. YAQ The fighter keeps improved stats above the new class maximum characteristics (for example Movement). However, if the fighter (after promotion) later receives stat decrease injury bringing them back to the current class max, the fighter will forever be unable to go above the max again (with future advancements or bionics). ## SKILLS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/gaining-experience#skills) Skills can be obtained by Leaders, Champions, Prospects, Juves, crews and Specialists. The skills that are available are divided into a number of universal [Skill Sets](https://necrovox.org/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills). In addition, most gangs have their own unique Skill Set that represents the unique character of that gang or the House to which it belongs. These Skill Sets are presented alongside that Gang list. Each gang fights in its own way, and this is reflected by the Skill Sets that are available to the fighters that make up that gang. All fighters have different levels of skill access depending upon their type and the gang to which they belong; for example, a House Goliath Forge Boss (Champion) can gain Brawn skills more easily than a House Escher Little Sister (Juve). In each Gang list, and for certain other types of fighter (Exotic Beasts and Brutes, for example), details are given showing the Skill Sets available to those fighters. Fighters have Primary access to some Skill Sets, and Secondary access to others. Certain fighters can access skills from other sets, but to do so is more expensive in terms of XP. ### GAINING A NEW SKILL[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/gaining-experience#gaining-a-new-skill) Whenever a fighter gains a new skill, it will either be chosen by the controlling player or determined randomly. How a new skill is determined will depend upon how much XP has been spent to gain the skill or if the skill is Primary, Secondary or neither, as detailed in the [Advancements table](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/gaining-experience#advancements). **Choosing a Skill:** Choosing a skill is a simple matter of selecting a desirable skill from one of the Skill Sets available to that fighter. **Gaining a Random Skill:** Every skill in each Skill Set is numbered between 1 and 6. When a fighter gains a random skill, the player chooses a Skill Set to generate that skill from and rolls a D6. This roll determines which skill from the chosen Skill Set the fighter gains. If the fighter already has that skill, or cannot take that skill, simply re-roll the D6 until a skill the fighter does not have or can take is rolled. ## USING WYRD POWERS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/psykers#using-wyrd-powers) When a psyker makes a Wyrd Power (X) action, they must make a Willpower test to see if the action is successful. If the test is passed, the Wyrd Power takes immediate effect. If it is failed, the Wyrd Power has no effect and the action is wasted. Some Wyrd Power (X) actions are noted as being a Continuous Effect. Such a power lasts from when the psyker performs the action until the end of their next activation when it will expire, unless they perform a Maintain Control (Simple) action during their activation, in which case the Continuous Effect remains in play for another round. A psyker can only ever have one Continuous Effect in play. If a psyker is Prone and Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action, any of their Continuous Effects will immediately expire. However, using Wyrd Powers is not without risk. If the Willpower test is failed on the roll of a double 1, the psyker must immediately roll on the [Perils of the Warp table](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/psykers#perils-of-the-warp). If the Willpower test is passed on the roll of a double 6, the Wyrd Power takes effect, cannot be Disrupted (see [Psychic Duels](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/psykers#psychic-duels)) and the psyker must immediately roll on the Perils of the Warp table. ## PSYCHIC DUELS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/psykers#psychic-duels) Whenever a psyker is activated to make a Wyrd Power (X) action or to make a Maintain Control (Simple) action, if there is a Standing and Active or Prone and Pinned enemy psyker within 18", they may attempt to Disrupt the psyker’s successful Wyrd Power. To Disrupt a successful Wyrd Power (X) action, a psyker must roll 2D6. If the total is higher than the total rolled for the Willpower test made to successfully perform the action, the Wyrd Power is Disrupted and fails as if the psyker making the action had failed their own Willpower test. If the total is equal to or lower than the total of the Willpower test made to successfully perform the action, the Disruption attempt fails and the Wyrd Power (X) action is resolved. However, Disruption attempts can be just as risky as manifesting psychic powers. If a double 6 is rolled, the Wyrd Power is cancelled, but the psyker making the Disruption attempt must immediately roll on the Perils of the Warp table. If a double 1 is rolled, the Disruption attempt fails and the psyker making the Disruption attempt must immediately roll on the Perils of the Warp table. ## PERILS OF THE WARP[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/psykers#perils-of-the-warp) Whenever a psyker rolls a double 1 or a double 6 when making a Willpower test to perform a Wyrd Power (X) action, or when attempting to Disrupt a Wyrd Power, roll 2D6 and consult the table below: | 2D6 | Result | | --- | --- | | 2-3 | A Tear in Reality!: The psyker loses control and warp energy tears reality apart around them. Centre a 5" Blast marker on the psyker; any model touched by the marker must pass a Willpower test or lose a Wound or suffer the https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#crew-damage-table. The psyker then goes Out of Action. | | 4-5 | Immaterium Inverse: The Warp inverts upon those attempting to control it. The psyker becomes the target of the power (regardless of range). If the power is beneficial, the psyker instead becomes Prone and Pinned and suffers a Strength 6 hit that inflicts 2 Damage, ignoring armour saves, and the power has no other effects. | | 6-8 | Whispers from the Warp: The psyker’s mind is filled with screaming daemonic voices. The psyker becomes subject to the Insane condition. Place an Insanity marker on the psyker’s Fighter card and roll a D6 on the https://necrovox.org/docs/general-principles/conditions#insane when they activate. | | 9-10 | Warp Surge!: The psyker’s power becomes overcharged with warp energy. The psyker may immediately try to manifest the same power again as a free action, or, if they were trying to Disrupt a power, they may immediately manifest one of their own powers as a free action – this additional manifestation of the power can trigger Perils of the Warp as normal. After working out the effects of the power, the psyker becomes Prone and Pinned and suffers a Strength 4 hit which inflicts 1 Damage, ignoring armour saves. | | 11-12 | Daemonic Possession: Daemonic energy courses through the psyker’s body. The psyker increases their Movement, Strength, Toughness and Attacks characteristics all by 3 and their Weapon Skill to 2+. Their unarmed attacks inflict 2 Damage and have an AP of -1. In the End phase of the following round, or if the psyker generates this result again, they go Out of Action. | HOUSE RULE ### WHISPER OF THE WARP (NECRODAMUS, A&A)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/psykers#whisper-of-the-warp-necrodamus-aa) If the first action causes Insanity, apply Insanity immediately if the fighter makes a 2nd action. ## SANCTIONED AND NON-SANCTIONED PSYKERS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/psykers#sanctioned-and-non-sanctioned-psykers) All psykers fall into two broad types, regardless of the powers they wield or where they originate from: sanctioned psykers and non-sanctioned psykers. Bearing the official approval of Imperial authorities, sanctioned psykers wield their powers under the control and vigilance of overseers and handlers. Trained from an early age in the correct use of their abilities and to minimise the risks of daemonic possession, sanctioned psykers are free to operate as they wish without the risk of censure by the authorities. A non-sanctioned psyker, by contrast, exists outside of the system and in secret, unaware of the great risks they present to themselves and others, and oblivious to the great efforts the Imperium goes to in controlling their kind. The rewards for bringing a non-sanctioned psyker to Imperial justice can be great, often significant enough to justify the risks of going against them! To reflect their sanctioned or unsanctioned status, all psykers will have one of the two following skills on their profile: **Sanctioned Psyker:** A psyker with this skill may re-roll a failed Willpower test once per battle. **Non-sanctioned Psykers:** Should a psyker with this skill be taken Out of Action, the enemy gang is rewarded a bounty of D3x10 credits at the end of the battle. Should a psyker with this skill be captured and sold to the Guilders, they are worth their full value. Note that when a psyker with this skill is captured, they can be sold immediately without the opportunity for a Rescue Mission. INFO ## WYRD POWERS AND THE FIREPOWER DICE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/psykers#wyrd-powers-and-the-firepower-dice) Some Wyrd powers act as weapons that can be used by the psyker, however these powers can never run Out of Ammo. Therefore there is no need to roll a Firepower dice when attacking with a Wyrd power unless the attack has a Trait that triggers certain results on the Firepower dice. ## WYRD POWERS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/psykers#wyrd-powers) There are many ways that a fighter may gain access to Wyrd Powers – one of the most common being the use of Ghast. Presented below are a selection of Wyrd Powers for players and Arbitrators to use in their campaigns. If a fighter gains a Wyrd Power, they may either roll a D6 to see which power they gain or in some cases may choose one of the following powers. TIP Below you will find the Wyrd Powers listed in the 2023 Core Rules. These were greatly expanded upon in the Book of the Outcast and can be found in [Wyrd Powers](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers). Most campaigns will use the extended powers list, but check with your arbitrator if uncertain. ### 1. TELEKINESIS – ASSAIL (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/psykers#1-telekinesis--assail-basic) *With a grunt, the wyrd pushes a person or an object away.* Target a single enemy fighter or obstacle that is both within 12" and line of sight of this fighter and make a hit roll, using this fighter’s Ballistic Skill. If a hit is scored, move the target D3" in any direction – if they were Standing, they become Prone and Pinned after moving. If they come into base contact with a Standing fighter or any terrain, they stop moving and suffer a S3, AP -, D1 hit. If they come into base contact with another Standing fighter, that fighter also suffers a S3, AP -, D1 hit and becomes Prone and Pinned. ### 2. PYROMANCY – FLAME BLAST (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/psykers#2-pyromancy--flame-blast-basic-continuous-effect) *Flames envelop one of the wyrd’s weapons, causing anything touched by it to similarly burst into fire.* While this Wyrd Power is maintained, one weapon with the Melee or Versatile trait carried by this fighter gains the Blaze trait. ### 3. CHRONOMANCY – FREEZE TIME (DOUBLE)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/psykers#3-chronomancy--freeze-time-double) *Reality seems to thicken all around the fighter, and events slow down to a crawl – has time truly stopped, or are those caught in the power merely experiencing its flow differently?* All fighters, friend and foe, within 12" of this fighter may only perform a single action when activated for the remainder of this round. ### 4. TECHNOMANCY – WEAPON JINX (SIMPLE)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/psykers#4-technomancy--weapon-jinx-simple) *With a snap of their fingers, the wyrd causes an enemy’s weapon to malfunction.* Choose an enemy fighter that is within 18" of this fighter. That enemy fighter must immediately make an Ammo test for one of their weapons, chosen by this fighter’s controlling player. ### 5. TELEPATHY – TERRIFY (DOUBLE)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/psykers#5-telepathy--terrify-double) *Planting a horrific image in an enemy’s mind, the wyrd tries to break their spirit.* Choose a single enemy fighter that is both within 18" and line of sight of this fighter. That fighter must immediately take a Nerve test with a -3 modifier applied to the roll or becomes Broken. ### 6. BIOMANCY – QUICKENING (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/psykers#6-biomancy--quickening-basic-continuous-effect) *The wyrd pours psychic energy into their muscles, greatly increasing their reflexes.* While this Wyrd Power is maintained, improve this fighter’s Movement characteristic by 3 and their Weapon Skill, Ballistic Skill and Initiative characteristics by 1 (to a maximumof 2+). # [[WYRD POWERS]] *Source: Book of the Outcast* *All across Necromunda, there are those touched by the malign influence of the Warp. Some of these individuals are even able to tap into this immaterial realm and channel its power, manifesting psychic abilities that defy the laws of nature and Mankind. While the Imperium severely sanctions anyone with these abilities, or anyone in league with them, it does not stop psykers from propagating throughout Necromunda. Known among the underhive as wyrds, those with psychic gifts are much sought after by gangs, Guilds and criminals alike to provide an edge in the endless wars between the Clan Houses. Some wyrds even band together to form their own gangs, becoming the scourge of the underhive – at least until they are hunted down and exterminated!* This section, designed to work alongside the rules for psykers presented in the Necromunda Rulebook, greatly expands upon the Wyrd Powers available to players and Arbitrators in their games. Presented here are seven Wyrd Power disciplines that can be used by psykers: Biomancy, Chronomancy, Divination, Pyromancy, Technomancy, Telepathy and Telekinesis. ## USING WYRD POWER DISCIPLINES[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#using-wyrd-power-disciplines) Any fighter with the Sanctioned Psyker special rule or Non-sanctioned Psyker special rule can make use of the disciplines presented here using the guidelines below. Unless allowed by the Arbitrator, Dramatis Personae cannot use these discipline powers, and must instead use the powers presented with their profiles (as they are unique individuals often with unique powers). - Unless otherwise specified, all fighters with the Sanctioned Psyker or Non-sanctioned Psyker special rule start with a single Wyrd Power, either chosen from those included in their gang list or from one of the disciplines presented here. - [Bounty Hunters](https://necrovox.org/docs/gangs/gang-additions/hired-guns/bounty-hunters/#0-1-generic-bounty-hunter) and [Venator Hunt Leaders](https://necrovox.org/docs/gangs/gang-lists/venators#hunt-leader-leader) can be upgraded when hired to have the Sanctioned Psyker or Nonsanctioned Psyker special rule (as chosen by the player) for +35 credits. - A Sanctioned Psyker or Non-sanctioned Psyker may choose any Wyrd Power from those presented here (instead of one from their gang list) as an Advancement, just as they would gain a Primary skill as an Advancement (either by generating a power randomly for 9 XP, or choosing one for 12 XP). - There is no limit to the number of Wyrd Powers a fighter may know. - If all of a fighter‘s Wyrd Powers are chosen from a single Wyrd Power discipline, they will automatically gain that discipline’s special ability. Note, however, that should the fighter ever gain a power from a different discipline, this ability is immediately lost. - Finally, when a fighter takes a dose of Ghast, they may generate their Wyrd Power from those presented here; this must still be a random Wyrd Power, though you may choose which discipline the power is from. INFO ### FORCE WEAPONS[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#force-weapons) Some rare melee weapons, commonly known as force weapons in the vernacular of the underhive, are specially attuned to those with wyrd powers and can be devastating killing tools in their hands. Such weapons are usually created by taking high-quality versions of mundane close combat weapons, which are then inlaid with psi-amplifiers that channel the power of the Warp, allowing the wielder to deliver killing blows accentuated by their own wyrd powers. Any weapon with the Melee trait can be upgraded into a Force Weapon by buying a Psi-amplifier from the Trading Post and performing the Psi Attune post-battle action (see page 127). In the hands of a non-psyker, a Force Weapon has no additional effects. However, when wielded by a fighter with either the Sanctioned Psyker or Non-sanctioned Psyker special rule, the weapon gains both the Power and Sever traits. ## BIOMANCY DISCIPLINE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#biomancy-discipline) *Biomancy is the psychic mastery of flesh and bone; those gifted in its practise are able to knit flesh together, turn their skin to iron or inflict crippling pain upon their enemies. Such individuals are known as biomancers and are often skilled fighters who use their gifts to shrug off wounds while enhancing their speed, strength and endurance to overcome their foes.* ### BIOMANCER SPECIAL ABILITY[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#biomancer-special-ability) If a Wyrd only selects powers from the Biomancy discipline, they gain the Fast Healing special rule: **Fast Healing:** When this fighter makes a Recovery test, roll an extra Injury dice then choose one to discard. ### 1. ARACHNOSIS (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#1-arachnosis-basic-continuous-effect) *The wyrd’s hands grow tiny serrated hairs across their palms, allowing them to cling to any surface with ease.* While this Wyrd Power is maintained, the fighter counts as having the [Clamber](https://necrovox.org/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills#2-clamber), [Catfall](https://necrovox.org/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills#1-catfall) and [Mighty Leap](https://necrovox.org/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills#4-mighty-leap) skills. ### 2. CHAMELEON (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#2-chameleon-basic-continuous-effect) *The wyrd’s skin mottles and shifts through a range of hues until it matches their surroundings, making them all but invisible.* While this Wyrd Power is maintained, ranged attacks targeting this fighter suffer a -2 modifier to their hit roll, provided the fighter does not move during their activation. ### 3. CAUSE PAIN (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#3-cause-pain-basic) *With a twist of their hand, the wyrd causes their foe to double over in unspeakable agony.* Choose an enemy fighter that has already lost at least one Wound or suffered at least one Flesh Wound and that is within 18" and line of sight of this fighter. That fighter must roll an Injury dice and immediately apply the effects. ### 4. STOP BLEEDING (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#4-stop-bleeding-basic) *Focusing their power on a wounded ally, the wyrd closes up their wounds.* Choose a friendly fighter that has suffered at least one Flesh Wound and that is within 18" and line of sight of this fighter. That fighter immediately removes any Flesh Wounds they currently have. ### 5. QUICKENING (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#5-quickening-basic-continuous-effect) *The wyrd pours psychic energy into their muscles, greatly increasing their reflexes.* While this Wyrd Power is maintained, improve this fighter’s Movement characteristic by 3 and their Weapon Skill, Ballistic Skill and Initiative characteristics by 1 (to a maximum of 2+). ### 6. IRON ARM (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#6-iron-arm-basic-continuous-effect) *With a thought, the wyrd turns the flesh of their arm to unyielding iron, allowing them to block any blow directed at them.* While this Wyrd Power is maintained, the fighter gains a special 5+ save against attacks made against them in close combat. This save may be made after any save rolls for armour, and is not modified by AP. ## CHRONOMANCY DISCIPLINE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#chronomancy-discipline) *Among the strangest of all wyrds are those who can manipulate the very flow of time itself. Some would say that the chronomancer, as such psykers are known, do not actually alter time, but rather people’s perception of it, allowing them to seem to move as a blur, pass in and out of existence seemingly at will, or even freeze a moment in time to take perfect aim before allowing events to continue.* ### CHRONOMANCER SPECIAL ABILITY[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#chronomancer-special-ability) If a wyrd only selects powers from the Chronomancy discipline, they gain the Flicker special rule: **Flicker:** Once per battle, this fighter may perform one additional action during their activation. ### 1. FREEZE TIME (DOUBLE)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#1-freeze-time-double) *Reality seems to thicken all around the fighter, and events slow down to a crawl – has time truly stopped, or are those caught in the power merely experiencing its flow differently?* All fighters, friend and foe, within 12" of this fighter may only perform a single action when activated for the remainder of this round. ### 2. SUPPRESS POWER (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#2-suppress-power-basic) *Reaching out with their mind, the fighter cuts an enemy psyker off from their ability – as if it was never there to begin with.* Choose one enemy psyker that is within 18" and line of sight of this fighter. This fighter chooses one of the target’s Wyrd Powers – that power may not be used this round. ### 3. ZEN SHOOTIST (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#3-zen-shootist-basic-continuous-effect) *Time stops dead for the fighter, allowing them to casually line up a shot as if their enemy were standing still.* While this Wyrd Power is maintained, this fighter’s BS is improved to 2+ and they ignore negative hit modifiers due to cover. These benefits do not apply if this fighter is firing a weapon with either the Blast (X) trait or Rapid Fire (X) trait. ### 4. WALK THROUGH WALLS (DOUBLE)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#4-walk-through-walls-double) *Reality flickers as the fighter is in one place and then, as if individual picts had been removed from a vid feed, suddenly another.* Place this fighter anywhere within 8" of their current position. They may not be placed within 1" of an enemy fighter. ### 5. MIRROR IMAGE (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#5-mirror-image-basic) *A blur of motion surrounds the fighter as if they are standing in a dozen places at once, making it impossible for their foes to pick out the true target.* Until the End phase of this round, all hit rolls made against this fighter suffer a -1 modifier. In addition, if this fighter makes the Retreat (Basic) action, they may not be targeted by Reaction attacks. ### 6. LUCKY AURA (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#6-lucky-aura-basic-continuous-effect) *Little things just seem to go this wyrd’s way, each one seemingly insignificant but adding up to more than mere coincidence.* While this Wyrd Power is maintained, once per round, this fighter may force an enemy fighter to re-roll one successful BS or WS check if this fighter is the target of the attack. ## DIVINATION DISCIPLINE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#divination-discipline) *The ability to peer into the future is something common to many wyrds, for it is believed that the Warp, and its denizens, do not obey the normal constraints of time and space. Diviners, as wyrds talented in this discipline are known, are in high demand among the gangs and organisations of the underhive; for who wouldn’t want to be able to look into the future and anticipate the actions of their enemies before they even happen?* ### DIVINER SPECIAL ABILITY[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#diviner-special-ability) If a wyrd only selects powers from the Divination discipline, they gain the Future Sight special rule: **Future Sight:** Once per battle, this fighter may use this ability to re-roll any dice roll made during their activation. This ability may be used to re-roll any number of dice and may even be used on a roll made by an enemy fighter. ### 1. PRECOGNITION (SPECIAL)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#1-precognition-special) *The wyrd peers into the future to see what fate has in store for them.* If this fighter is part of a gang during the Determine Scenario step of the pre-battle sequence, their gang may choose the scenario rather than rolling randomly. If the scenario has an attacker and a defender, the gang this fighter belongs to is automatically the attacker. If both gangs have a wyrd with this power, they have no effect as they cancel each other out. ### 2. FOREBODING (DOUBLE), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#2-foreboding-double-continuous-effect) *Glimpsing moments in the near future, this wyrd predicts the movements of their enemies and guns them down.* While this Wyrd Power is maintained, the fighter may either gain the [Overwatch](https://necrovox.org/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#6-overwatch) skill or grant the Overwatch skill to a single friendly fighter that is both within 12" and line of sight of this fighter. ### 3. MISFORTUNE (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#3-misfortune-basic) *Picking the perfect moment to act, the wyrd exploits their enemy’s slightest misfortune.* At any point prior to the End phase of this round, this fighter may force one enemy fighter that is currently both within 12" and line of sight of this fighter to re-roll a single dice roll. ### 4. FOREWARNING (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#4-forewarning-basic) *A feeling overcomes the wyrd, warning them of the slightest danger to their life.* Until the End phase of this round, the first time this fighter is hit by an attack roll a D6. On a 2+, the hit is ignored. ### 5. WARP WHISPERS (SPECIAL)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#5-warp-whispers-special) *Conversing with denizens of the Warp, the wyrd learns how best to exploit their current situation.* While this fighter is part of a gang, that gang may increase their Crew size by 1 for the scenario, and may re-roll any rolls for Reinforcements. In addition, if this fighter is a sentry, the alarm will automatically be raised if they finish their movement within 6" of an enemy fighter. ### 6. VISIONS (DOUBLE), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#6-visions-double-continuous-effect) *Enemies cannot hide from the wyrd while their gaze is fixed upon the Warp.* While this Wyrd Power is maintained, all enemy fighters within 18" of this fighter that are in full cover count as being in partial cover, and all enemy fighters within 18" of this fighter that are in partial cover count as being in the open. ## PYROMANCY DISCIPLINE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#pyromancy-discipline) *Pyromancers are wyrds with the ability to conjure flames out of thin air. Exceedinglydeadly individuals, there is nothing subtle about their powers, the psyker abletoturnabattlefield into a blazing inferno with a snap of their fingers.* ### PYROMANCER SPECIAL ABILITY[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#pyromancer-special-ability) If a wyrd only selects powers from the Pyromancy discipline, they gain the Fire Shield special rule: **Fire Shield:** This fighter cannot be set on fire. In other words, this fighter is immune to the Blaze condition and will never become subject to it. ### 1. BODY OF FLAME (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#1-body-of-flame-basic-continuous-effect) *The wyrd’s body bursts into flames!* While this Wyrd Power is maintained, this fighter ignores hits from weapons with the Blaze or Melta traits. In addition, if a fighter ends their activation within 1" of this fighter they must test to see if they are set on fire, as if they had been hit by a weapon with the Blaze trait. ### 2. STOKE FLAMES (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#2-stoke-flames-basic) *With a gesture, the wyrd causes flames to roar to life from the smallest embers.* Choose an enemy fighter that is both within 18" and line of sight of this fighter and that is currently subject to the Blaze condition. Centre a 5" Blast marker over the chosen fighter. All fighters touched by this marker must immediately test to see if they are set on fire just as if they had been hit by a weapon with the Blaze trait. ### 3. WALL OF FLAME (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#3-wall-of-flame-basic-continuous-effect) *Fire erupts from the air to engulf an area of the battlefield.* Place a 5" Blast marker so that its centre is anywhere that is both within 12" and line of sight of this fighter. Once placed, this marker does not move but will remain in place while this Wyrd Power is maintained. Any fighter that either begins or ends their activation touching the marker suffers a Strength 3, Damage 1, AP 1 hit as if from a weapon with the Blaze trait. ### 4. FLAME BLAST (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#4-flame-blast-basic-continuous-effect) *Flames envelope one of the wyrd’s weapons, causing anything touched by it to similarly burst into fire.* While this Wyrd Power is maintained, one weapon with the Melee or Versatile trait carried by this fighter gains the Blaze trait. ### 5. MOLTEN BOLT (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#5-molten-bolt-basic) *The fighter lets loose a super heated bolt of energy.* Target a single enemy fighter that is both within 6" and line of sight of this fighter and make a hit roll, using this fighter’s BS. If a hit is scored, it is resolved at Strength 8, Damage 3, AP -3 as if from a weapon with the Melta trait. ### 6. SCOURING (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#6-scouring-basic-continuous-effect) *Opening their mouth in a silent roar, the fighter vomits fire.* While this Wyrd Power is maintained, this fighter counts as being armed with the following weapon: | Profile | Rg S | Rg L | Acc S | Acc L | Str | AP | D | Ammo | Traits | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Scouring | - | T | - | - | 2 | - | 1 | - | Blaze, Template | ## TECHNOMANCY DISCIPLINE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#technomancy-discipline) *A strange and rare power, technomancy is the ability to psychically manipulate technology of all kinds. Technomancers, as wyrds who command these abilities are known, can with a mere thought cause weapons to fail or operate far past their peak performance, or harden a suit of armour. In the depths of the underhive, a technomancer is truly in their element, as they use their powers to turn the very battlefield against their enemies.* ### TECHNOMANCER SPECIAL ABILITY[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#technomancer-special-ability) If a wyrd only selects powers from the Technomancy discipline, they gain the Techno-affinity special rule: **Techno-affinity:** This fighter may re-roll any Ammo check they are required to make. ### 1. WEAPON JINX (SIMPLE)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#1-weapon-jinx-simple) *With a snap of their fingers, the wyrd causes an enemy’s weapon to malfunction.* Choose an enemy fighter that is within 18" of this fighter. That enemy fighter must immediately make an Ammo check for one of their weapons, chosen by this fighter. ### 2. OVERCHARGE (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#2-overcharge-basic-continuous-effect) *Directing their power into their weapon, the wyrd greatly increases its effectiveness.* While this Wyrd Power is maintained, one ranged weapon carried by this fighter improves its Strength by 2 and its Damage by 1, but gains the Unstable trait. ### 3. HARDENING (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#3-hardening-basic-continuous-effect) *With a thought, the wyrd renders their armour as thick and heavy as sheet iron.* While this Wyrd Power is maintained, this fighter improves their save rolls by 2 (to a maximum of 2+), or gains a 5+ save if they did not have a save before. However, while this power is maintained, this fighter must reduce their Movement by 1, to a minimum of 1. ### 4. MANIPULATE DOOR (SIMPLE)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#4-manipulate-door-simple) *The wyrd causes doors to open or close with a wave of their hand.* This fighter may immediately open or close a single unlocked door anywhere on the battlefield. ### 5. MANIPULATE LUMENS (DOUBLE)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#5-manipulate-lumens-double) *Unleashing their power, the wyrd can either cause all power to the dome to cease, plunging it into darkness, or bring ancient power systems back to life and illuminate the gloom.* The [Pitch Black rules](https://necrovox.org/docs/battlefield-setup/scenario-rules#pitch-black--visibility) immediately come into effect, or immediately end if they were already in effect. ### 6. CRACK LOCK (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#6-crack-lock-basic) *With a snap of their fingers, the wyrd causes electronic and mechanical locks to open.* Choose a single locked door that is within 18" of this fighter. That door immediately becomes unlocked and open. Alternatively, this fighter may immediately open a Loot casket anywhere on the battlefield, choosing its contents rather than rolling randomly. ## TELEKINESIS DISCIPLINE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#telekinesis-discipline) *Reaching out with their mind, a telekinetic can lift, hurl or crush objects without ever laying a finger on them; some are even able to use their powers to fly.* ### TELEKINETIC SPECIAL ABILITY[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#telekinetic-special-ability) If a wyrd only selects powers from the Telekinesis discipline, they gain the Fistsof Fury special rule: **Fists of Fury:** When this fighter makes an unarmed attack, increase both theStrength and Damage characteristics of the attack by 1. ### 1. ASSAIL (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#1-assail-basic) *With a grunt, the wyrd pushes a person or an object away.* Target a single enemy fighter or obstacle that is both within 12" and line of sight of this fighter and make a hit roll, using this fighter’s BS. If a hit is scored, move the target D3" in any direction – if they were Standing, they become Prone and Pinned after moving. If they come into base contact with a Standing fighter or any terrain, they stop moving and suffer a Strength 3, Damage 1, AP - hit. If they come into base contact with another fighter, that fighter also suffers a Strength 3, Damage 1, AP - hit and becomes Prone and Pinned. ### 2. CRUSH (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#2-crush-basic) *Closing their fist in the air, the wyrd crushes an object or person in their eyeline.* Target a single enemy fighter or obstacle that is both within 12" and line of sight of this fighter and make a hit roll, using this fighter’s BS. If a hit is scored, an obstacle is destroyed and removed from the battlefield, while an enemy fighter must make a save roll. If this save roll is successful, roll an Injury dice and immediately apply the result against the fighter. ### 3. FORCE FIELD (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#3-force-field-basic-continuous-effect) *Casting their power around them, the wyrd shields themselves and those near them from attack.* While this Wyrd Power is maintained, this fighter and any friendly fighters within 3" of them improve their save rolls by 1 or, if they do not have a save, gain a 6+ save roll. ### 4. HAILSTORM (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#4-hailstorm-basic) *The wyrd gathers up and flings underhive debris at their enemies with the power of their mind.* Immediately make a hit roll against every fighter, friend or foe, that is within 12" of this fighter, using this fighter’s BS. Each hit scored is resolved at Strength 1, Damage 1 and AP -. ### 5. FORCE BLAST (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#5-force-blast-basic) *Telekinetic energy blasts away anything standing near the wyrd.* Any enemy fighters that are within 3" of this fighter are immediately pushed D3+1" directly away. If this movement would push a fighter from a platform or pitfall, stop them at the edge and take an Initiative test for them. If the test is passed, they are placed Prone at the edge. If the test is failed, they will fall. If this movement is interrupted by a wall or other impassable terrain, the fighter is immediately Pinned and takes a hit with a Strength equal to the number of inches rolled for the push distance. ### 6. LEVITATION (BASIC) CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#6-levitation-basic-continuous-effect) *Concentrating, the wyrd rises into the air.* While this Wyrd Power is maintained this fighter’s Movement is increased by 3" and they ignore all terrain, may move freely between levels without restriction, and can never fall. They may not, however, ignore impassable terrain or walls and may not end their movement with their base overlapping an obstacle or another fighter’s base. ## TELEPATHY DISCIPLINE[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#telepathy-discipline) *Few wyrds are as feared as those who practise the discipline of telepathy. 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MIND CONTROL (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#1-mind-control-basic-continuous-effect) [[mind-control]] *The wyrd reaches into a foe’s brain and takes control of their actions.* Choose a single enemy fighter that is both within 9" and line of sight of this fighter. That fighter immediately makes a Shoot (Basic) action, even if they have already activated this round, targeting an eligible fighter from their gang, chosen by this fighter. ### 2. TERRIFY (DOUBLE)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#2-terrify-double) *Planting a horrific image in an enemy’s mind, the wyrd tries to break their spirit.* Choose a single enemy fighter that is both within 18" and line of sight of this fighter. That fighter must immediately take a Nerve test with a -3 modifier applied to the roll or become subject to the Broken condition. ### 3. INVISIBILITY (DOUBLE), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#3-invisibility-double-continuous-effect) *The wyrd clouds the minds of their foes, making it seem as if they have vanished.* While this Wyrd Power is maintained, this fighter cannot be targeted by ranged attacks. If for any reason this fighter makes any action other than a Move (Simple) action or a Maintain Control (Simple) action, this power immediately ends. ### 4. MENTAL ASSAULT (BASIC)[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#4-mental-assault-basic) *The wyrd unleashes a brutal mental attack, driving their foe to their knees.* Choose a single enemy fighter that is both within 12" and line of sight of this fighter. Both this fighter and the target must make a Willpower check. If both checks are failed, or the target passes and this fighter does not, there is no further effect. 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UNBREAKABLE WILL (BASIC), CONTINUOUS EFFECT[](https://necrovox.org/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers#6-unbreakable-will-basic-continuous-effect) *Reaching out with their mind, the wyrd tries to calm the thoughts of those around them.* Whenever a friendly fighter takes a Nerve test or makes a Willpower check whilst within 9" of this fighter, they may use this fighter’s Cool or Willpower characteristic instead of their own. | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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_"Whether it is the badzones of a hive or the deep wastes, you never quite know who, or what's, out there for you."_
\- Frenk Horlast, Spider Points Watermonger
In this scenario, two gangs chance upon each other in the badzones or the wastes, and a vicious battle erupts.
_Source: Necromunda 2018 Rulebook_
## Attacker & Defender
The gang that issued the challenge is the attacker. Roll-off if neither gang issued the challenge.
## Battlefield
Standard (Sector Mechanicus or Ash Wastes).
## Crews
Random (D3+1) + Reinforcements (Ash Wastes: Reinforcements can include vehicles).
## Tactics Cards
- **Underdog** (starting crew cost): +1 random per 100 credits.
## Deployment
Randomize a gang to place the first fighter:
- Within 12" of the centre.
Then, gangs alternate to place all remaining fighters, starting with the gang(s) that didn't place the first fighter:
- Anywhere at least 12" from enemies.
## Reinforcements
- D3 per gang.
- Start of each End phase.
- Within 2" of a random battlefield edge and at least 2" from other models.
## Fleeing The Battlefield
If the defender voluntarily bottles out and flees the battlefield, the attacker automatically wins.
## Ending the Battle
The battle ends (at the end of any round) if max 1 gang remains.
## Victory
The only remaining gang is the winner. Otherwise it is a draw.
## Rewards
#### Credits
- D3x10 (win).
- D3x5 (draw).
#### Experience
Scenario specific rewards:
- +1 for taking part.
Standard rewards:
- +1 for taking an enemy Out of Action.
- +1 for taking an enemy Leader or Champion Out of Action.
- +1 for killing an enemy (during the battle).
- +1 for Rallying.
#### Reputation
- +D3 (win).
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963 | # 39. Hit & Run
_A gang strikes from the shadows hoping to take down a powerful foe._
**Source: Book of Ruin**
## Attacker & Defender
The gang who chose this scenario is the attacker, the other is the defender. Otherwise, randomize one gang to choose who to be attacker and defender.
## Battlefield
Standard.
## Crews
- **Defender:** Random (D3+7).
- **Attacker:** Custom (D3+7).
## Tactics Cards
- Custom (2).
- Underdog (starting crew cost): +1 random per 100 credits.
## Deployment
1. **Defender:** Within 6” of the centre of the battlefield.
2. **Attacker:** Anywhere at least 8” from any defenders.
## Make Them Pay
Gain points for taking enemies Out of Action (cumulative):
- 1 per fighter
- +2 if the fighter was the Leader
## I Have A Sense Of Foreboding…
After deployment, test if the defenders spot attackers. Each defender can make an Intelligence test with the following modifiers:
- **Partial cover:** -1
- **Full cover:** -2
- **More than 12” away:** -2
If passed, make a single Shoot or Move action. The defender decides the order of the attacks. Only a single test is made regardless of how many enemies can be seen.
## Butcher & Bolt
_The attackers are trying to inflict as much damas as possible without being drawn into a protracted firefight._
Attackers can spend a Double action (Vanish) if all the following conditions are true:
- Out of LOS of any enemy fighters.
- At least 6” away from any Active enemy fighters.
Pass an Intelligence test to remove the fighter from the battlefield. Vanished fighters do not count as Out of Action, but do also not count as part of the crew when making Bottle tests.
## Ending the Battle
The battle ends when only one gang has fighters remaining.
## Victory
The gang that scored most points is the winner. If the score is equal:
- **Uprising:** The gang with Ascendancy is the winner.
- **Otherwise:** Draw.
## Rewards
#### Credits
- **Attacker:** D6x10 credits for each enemy fighter taken Out of Action.
#### Experience
Scenario specific rewards:
- +1 for taking part.
- +1 for taking an enemy leader Out of Action.
Standard rewards:
- +1 for taking an enemy Out of Action.
- +1 for taking an enemy Leader or Champion Out of Action.
- +1 for killing an enemy (during the battle).
- +1 for Rallying.
#### Reputation
- +D3 for winning.
- -1 to any gang that bottled out.
:::info Uprising
**Phase 1:**
- Credits: As described above.
**Phase 3:**
- Starvation: +1 per enemy Out of Action.
- Scavenge:
- +1 to the winner.
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557 | ### Gang Details
#### Leader
[[Escher - The Architect]]
**The Architect**
- **Type:** Leader
- **Subtype:** Gang Leader
- **Name:** The Architect (real name unknown)
- **Faction:** House Escher - The Shadow Weavers
- **M**: 5"
- **WS**: 3+
- **BS**: 3+
- **S**: 3
- **T**: 3
- **W**: 2
- **I**: 4+
- **A**: 2
- **Ld**: 8+
- **Cl**: 8+
- **Wil**: 8+
- **Int**: 8+
**Equipment:**
- Bio-booster
- Chem-synth
- Stiletto knife with toxins
- Mesh armor
- Photo-goggles
- Respirator
**Skills:**
- Deception
- Stealth
- Leadership
- Tactics
**Armor:**
- Mesh armor (Provides better protection than light armor and suitable for a leader.)
#### Champions
**Kaelin "The Whisper" Vex**
- **Type:** Champion
- **Subtype:** Infiltrator
- **Name:** Kaelin "The Whisper" Vex
- **Faction:** The Shadow Weavers
- **M**: 5"
- **WS**: 4+
- **BS**: 3+
- **S**: 3
- **T**: 3
- **W**: 2
- **I**: 4+
- **A**: 2
- **Ld**: 8+
- **Cl**: 9+
- **Wil**: 9+
- **Int**: 9+
**Equipment:**
- Lasgun with silencer
- Stiletto knife
- Bio-booster
- Chem-synth
- Data-scrabler
- Flak armor
**Skills:**
- Infiltration
- Sabotage
- Stealth
#### Gangers
**Vesper Kael**
- **Type:** Ganger
- **Subtype:** Scout
- **Name:** Vesper Kael
- **Faction:** The Shadow Weavers
- **M**: 5"
- **WS**: 4+
- **BS**: 3+
- **S**: 3
- **T**: 3
- **W**: 1
- **I**: 4+
- **A**: 1
- **Ld**: 6+
- **Cl**: 7+
- **Wil**: 7+
- **Int**: 7+
**Equipment:**
- Autogun with silencer
- Chem-synth
- Respirator
- Photo-goggles
- Mesh armor
**Skills:**
- Stealth
- Deception
- Sabotage
**Kael "The Ghost" Vex**
- **Type:** Ganger
- **Subtype:** Saboteur
- **Name:** Kael "The Ghost" Vex
- **Faction:** The Shadow Weavers
- **M**: 5"
- **WS**: 4+
- **BS**: 3+
- **S**: 3
- **T**: 3
- **W**: 1
- **I**: 5+
- **A**: 1
- **Ld**: 6+
- **Cl**: 8+
- **Wil**: 9+
- **Int**: 9+
**Equipment:**
- Shotgun with silencer
- Smoke grenades
- Photo-goggles
- Respirator
- Flak armor
**Skills:**
- Stealth
- Deception
- Infiltration
#### Juves
**Kaelin "Sly" Vex**
- **Type:** Juve
- **Subtype:** Infiltrator
- **Name:** Kaelin "Sly" Vex
- **Faction:** The Shadow Weavers
- **M**: 5"
- **WS**: 5+
- **BS**: 4+
- **S**: 2
- **T**: 2
- **W**: 1
- **I**: 5+
- **A**: 1
- **Ld**: 6+
- **Cl**: 6+
- **Wil**: 5+
- **Int**: 5+
**Equipment:**
- Stub gun with silencer
- Knife
- Photo-goggles
**Skills:**
- Stealth
- Deception
**Armor:**
- Padded armor (provides basic protection and suits a juve.)
### Gang Goals | Unknown | Unknown | escher | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 1,000 | ['escher-stronghold'] | 6 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | ### Gang Details #### Leader [[Escher - The Architect]] **The Architect** - **Type:** Leader - **Subtype:** Gang Leader - **Name:** The Architect (real name unknown) - **Faction:** House Escher - The Shadow Weavers - **M**: 5" - **WS**: 3+ - **BS**: 3+ - **S**: 3 - **T**: 3 - **W**: 2 - **I**: 4+ - **A**: 2 - **Ld**: 8+ - **Cl**: 8+ - **Wil**: 8+ - **Int**: 8+ **Equipment:** - Bio-booster - Chem-synth - Stiletto knife with toxins - Mesh armor - Photo-goggles - Respirator **Skills:** - Deception - Stealth - Leadership - Tactics **Armor:** - Mesh armor (Provides better protection than light armor and suitable for a leader.) #### Champions **Kaelin "The Whisper" Vex** - **Type:** Champion - **Subtype:** Infiltrator - **Name:** Kaelin "The Whisper" Vex - **Faction:** The Shadow Weavers - **M**: 5" - **WS**: 4+ - **BS**: 3+ - **S**: 3 - **T**: 3 - **W**: 2 - **I**: 4+ - **A**: 2 - **Ld**: 8+ - **Cl**: 9+ - **Wil**: 9+ - **Int**: 9+ **Equipment:** - Lasgun with silencer - Stiletto knife - Bio-booster - Chem-synth - Data-scrabler - Flak armor **Skills:** - Infiltration - Sabotage - Stealth #### Gangers **Vesper Kael** - **Type:** Ganger - **Subtype:** Scout - **Name:** Vesper Kael - **Faction:** The Shadow Weavers - **M**: 5" - **WS**: 4+ - **BS**: 3+ - **S**: 3 - **T**: 3 - **W**: 1 - **I**: 4+ - **A**: 1 - **Ld**: 6+ - **Cl**: 7+ - **Wil**: 7+ - **Int**: 7+ **Equipment:** - Autogun with silencer - Chem-synth - Respirator - Photo-goggles - Mesh armor **Skills:** - Stealth - Deception - Sabotage **Kael "The Ghost" Vex** - **Type:** Ganger - **Subtype:** Saboteur - **Name:** Kael "The Ghost" Vex - **Faction:** The Shadow Weavers - **M**: 5" - **WS**: 4+ - **BS**: 3+ - **S**: 3 - **T**: 3 - **W**: 1 - **I**: 5+ - **A**: 1 - **Ld**: 6+ - **Cl**: 8+ - **Wil**: 9+ - **Int**: 9+ **Equipment:** - Shotgun with silencer - Smoke grenades - Photo-goggles - Respirator - Flak armor **Skills:** - Stealth - Deception - Infiltration #### Juves **Kaelin "Sly" Vex** - **Type:** Juve - **Subtype:** Infiltrator - **Name:** Kaelin "Sly" Vex - **Faction:** The Shadow Weavers - **M**: 5" - **WS**: 5+ - **BS**: 4+ - **S**: 2 - **T**: 2 - **W**: 1 - **I**: 5+ - **A**: 1 - **Ld**: 6+ - **Cl**: 6+ - **Wil**: 5+ - **Int**: 5+ **Equipment:** - Stub gun with silencer - Knife - Photo-goggles **Skills:** - Stealth - Deception **Armor:** - Padded armor (provides basic protection and suits a juve.) ### Gang Goals | Leader | Gang Leader | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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460 | # Noble Houses
## List of Noble Houses
- [House Greim](#house-greim-330)
- [House Ulanti](#house-ulanti-460)
- [House Ran Lo](#house-ran-lo-370)
- [House Ko'iron](#house-koiron-500)
- [House Catallus](house-catallus.md)
- [House Ty](#house-ty-300)
- [The Imperial House](#the-imperial-house)
## House Greim (330)
**Strong alliance: Goliath**
_House Greim is one of the seven Great Houses of Necromunda, standing shoulder to shoulder with the likes of House Ulanti, Ran Lo and even House Helmawr itself. Based in the spire of Hive Primus, the House owns huge portions of the planet’s weapons manufacturing capacity, and has built itself up as the ‘military’ House of the hive world. That the vast majority of its members have never seen a battle hasn’t stopped it from proclaiming itself the preeminent military family of all Necromunda. Resplendent in campaign medals and ornamental weaponry, the lords of House Greim march about the spire conducting business like they are waging war. And perhaps they are. In the struggles between the Great Houses, the scions of Greim have survived for centuries, using one stratagem or another to outwit their foes. It also helps that Greim claim ownership of the titles and structures of the Necromunda Militia regiments, from which the Astra Militarum draws troops to serve the Imperium. This means many militia commanders, as well as representatives for the Imperial Guard, owe House Greim for their commission and their position on Necromunda._
_Lord Ludwig Greim, Krieger-Lord of the Palatine Cluster, and Marshal of Helmawr’s Ash Militias, rules over his kin with military precision. Ordnance turned out by the Clan Houses is inspected and tested by the Great House’s agents, the finest selected to bear the mark of House Greim itself, and gifted to their prize battalions and companies. It is a form of blatant favouritism that Lord Helmawr willingly tolerates, much like the affected military titles and puffed-up personalities of House Greim. The Lord of Necromunda knows that by allowing Ludwig and the nobles of Greim to play at soldier, they will support him against the other Houses, their loyalty bought with a few shiny medals._
_House Goliath, renowned for the strength of their gangers and the quality of their steel, has been a close ally of House Greim for many generations. The Goliaths enjoy the favours that the Great House can bestow, along with lucrative Astra Militarum weaponry contracts, while the Greim entertain notions of one day raising a regiment comprised entirely of Goliaths. Only the sanction of Lord Helmawr, and the Imperium’s distrust of abhumans, has so far stymied House Greim, though the time might yet come when the Goliaths march to war._
### Benefits
#### The Finest Ordnance
Any friendly Gang Fighter can re-roll any Ammo tests.
#### An Eye For War
Modify the roll for determine scenario with +1/-1. If this ability is used, the Military Attaché must be included in the crew.
#### Military Attaché
_While the upper echelons of House Greim would never countenance setting foot on an actual battlefield – even from the relative safety of an Astra Militarum Leviathan command transport – they have no qualms about sending their lower-ranked sons and daughters down-hive to experience a bit of ‘real’ warfare. Krieg Mesters are lesser nobles of the House who keep an eye on their parents’ investments. No less pompous for their lower standing, they dress and act like officers of the Imperial Guard, replete with their own uniforms and fancy weaponry. Competent in combat, if not born for it, they are never seen without their Jagerkin – bonded servants of House Greim, drawn from veterans of the Militia or the Imperial Guard, and tasked with keeping their Krieg Mester alive._
_Attached to underhive gangs, Krieg Mesters offer tactical advice and oversee the field testing of House Greim funded weaponry. Most gang leaders tolerate the presence of a Krieg Mester because of the wealth their Noble House offers, or because their own Clan House has coerced them into cooperation. Occasionally though, the noble officer really knows what they are talking about, and on their advice some gangs have managed to turn the tide against their enemies, or win battles that seemed all but lost._
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### 1 Krieg Master (Leader)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 4+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 4+ | 1 | 6+ | 6+ | 7+ | 6+ |
**Skills:** [Overseer](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-overseer) (Any).
**Weapons:** Bolt Pistol, Power Sword.
**Wargear:** [Light carapace armour](/docs/armoury/armour#carapace).
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="90">
### 1 Jagerkin (Ganger)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 4+ | 3+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 4+ | 2 | 8+ | 7+ | 8+ | 9+ |
**Skills:** [Marksman](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#4-marksman), Bodyguard, Indentured Fighter.
**Weapons:** Combat shotgun (salvo & shredder).
**Wargear:** [Mesh armour](/docs/armoury/armour#mesh-armour).
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### Drawbacks
**Test-trigger:** Fighting a battle against an enemy with
a higher Gang Rating. **→** Include the allies in the crew.
#### Militia Draft
**Test-trigger:** After each battle, if the gang contains Juves. **→** Roll 2+ per Juve or give the Juve to the militia (including weapons and wargear).
#### Martial Pride
**Test-trigger:** The alliance is taking part in a battle. **→**
Seconded to the Militia (before selecting crews).
**Test-trigger:** Losing a battle. **→** Seconded to the Militia.
#### Seconded To The Militia
Randomize a Gang Fighter and apply the following:
- Immediately suffer a Lasting Injury roll, counting Critical Injury (61-65) as Memorable Death (66).
- In Recovery: Must miss this battle.
- Killed: Gain credits equal to the cost (compensated by the allies).
- Gain D6 XP (if survived).
:::note
A few exceptions for this alliance:
- No Group Activations.
- The Krieg Mester is originally labeled “Leader” but only have Leading By Example (6”) equivalent to a Champion.
- This is the only alliance where Overseer is not limited.
:::
## House Ulanti (460)
**Strong alliance: Escher**
_House Ulanti is among the oldest of all the Great Houses, their history intertwined with that of House Escher itself. Though many centuries separate the nobles of Ulanti from the rulers of Escher, the two remain closely linked in countless ways. Much of the Ulanti interests on Necromunda are tied to the production of chems and their sale to the wider Imperium. Each cycle, the Great House draws huge revenues from the world’s drug trade, making the percentage taken by the Merchant Guild, the Narco Lords, and even House Escher, who produce the chems, seem insignificant by comparison. Ulanti, like all Noble Houses, has its hands in many other industries, allowing Clan Houses and Merchant Guild families to use its factories and territories in exchange for a hefty slice of their output. Several hives are owned outright by the Great House, such as the Skygelt Tower on the edge of the World Sump, or Hive Valkyria in the highest reaches of the Spoil. The Great House even owns the Necromunda moon of Juggerata, where its nobles go on safari, hunting xenos beasts brought in especially for this purpose._
_All this wealth and privilege has, over centuries, saturated House Ulanti with a level of decadence considered extreme even by the standards of the Necromundan nobility. Lords and ladies of the House live in ridiculous luxury. Their levels within the spire are often transformed into fairy-tale lands, paradise realms or fantastic menageries filled with every kind of exotic creature imaginable. The Ulanti also dine upon the rarest food and drink of the galaxy, from hydro-clonic cocktails created with the refined alco-aqua of five different death worlds, to albino-gyrinx flesh that can only be harvested one day a year and must be eaten in natural sunlight lest it turn into a deadly poison. With all this decadence, it might be assumed that the Ulanti themselves are useless wastrels with little to personally offer the world of Necromunda, and for the most part such an assumption would be right. However, there remain within the Noble House individuals of great power and vision who see to its survival. These men and women are often skilled warriors or gifted leaders, but their true power comes from House Ulanti’s greatest weapon – its near-limitless wealth._
### Benefits
#### Excessive Wealth
+2D6x10 credits during the post-battle sequence.
#### Court Advisor
_Sometimes, agents of House Ulanti are dispatched into the lower regions of the hive to oversee important dealings or to observe the endeavours of its subjects and allies. This kind of interference from on-high can be a boon to a Clan House or Guilder family, as the Ulanti bring with them vast amounts of wealth and influence, as well as skilled warriors and their own talents for conflict resolution. Equally, having such an important individual shadowing a gang can present its own risks – for instance, how best to explain to a family that their loved one caught a stub round in the head in a bar fight in an especially insalubrious part of the underhive. Fortunately, those House Ulanti Courtiers that do see fit to visit Hive City, or the underhive, are usually trained duellists, having perfected their skills on servants in mock-battles in the spire. These entitled tourists also bring their own bodyguards with them. The Ulanti favour the use of Mirror Masks, augmented warriors who wear hologramatic masks to look like their masters. These noble doubles are designed to confuse assassins, as well as make the noble look good – one can be sure that any impressive combat feats perpetrated by the Mirror Mask will be claimed by the Courtier. Both Courtier and Mirror Mask also have access to the finest in personal weaponry their House can afford and, given the deep coffers of theUlanti, these are very fine indeed._
_In recent times, numerous House Ulanti Courtiers have travelled down-hive looking for the noble outcast Princess D’onne Ulanti, who remains enemy number one for the Great House. So far, though, House Ulanti has found no sign of their wayward daughter – unless you count the Courtier bits routinely sent back to the spire._
<FighterCard cost="235">
### 1 Courtier (Leader)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 3+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 3+ | 2 | 6+ | 6+ | 7+ | 7+ |
**Skills:** [Combat Master](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-counter-attack), [Step Aside](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#6-step-aside).
**Weapons:** Needle pistol, Power Sword.
**Wargear:** Displacer Field.
#### Duellist
Can make Reaction attacks before the opponent makes attacks as part of a Charge (Double) action (when attacked by a charging fighter).
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="225">
### 1 Mirror Mask (Champion)
5
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 3+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 3+ | 2 | 8+ | 6+ | 8+ | 7+ |
**Skills:** [Nerves of Steel](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#4-nerves-of-steel).
**Weapons:** Needle pistol, Power Sword.
**Wargear:** Displacer Field.
#### Many Faces
When activating, can swap positions with the Courtier (regardless of where the two fighters are on the battlefield, including if Engaged or Prone). This fighter continues taking actions as normal.
</FighterCard>
### Drawbacks
**Test-trigger:** Fighting a battle against an enemy allied with another Noble House or Recidivists (Criminal Organisation) alliance. **→** Include the allies in the crew.
#### Inevitable Betrayal
**Test-trigger:** Losing a battle. If the alliance is Broken, the opponent (the gang that won the battle) can form an alliance with House Ulanti for the next battle (even if already having an alliance). Afterwards, the alliance with the opponent is automatically Broken (does not trigger Inevitable Betrayal again).
#### Bored Now!
**Test-trigger:** After the battle, if rolling a double on the Excessive Wealth (2D6x10 credits).
::: note
A few exceptions for this alliance:
- No Group Activations.
- The Courtier is originally labeled “Leader” but only have Leading By Example (6”) equivalent to a Champion.
- The “Leader” does not have Overseer.
- Mirror Mask does not have a fighter type (does not have Bodyguard, Indentured Fighter etc.).
:::
## House Ran Lo (370)
**Strong alliance: Orlock**
_If the Mercator Gelt count Necromunda’s coins, then House Ran Lo guard its coffers. The Great House long ago established itself as the hive world’s bankers and creditors, their legions of scriveners responsible for the countless debts and loans that keep the planet’s wealth firmly in the hands of Lord Helmawr. It is a sacred position on a world as wealthy as Necromunda, and the Imperial House relies heavily upon Ran Lo for both its assistance, and its discretion. Understandably, this position means most of the other Great Houses despise House Ran Lo, even more so than the general hatred they have reserved for each other. While the other Noble Houses must rely upon political manoeuvring, or the efforts of clandestine agents, to get their way, House Ran Lo only needs to tighten its purse strings to exert almost unbearable pressure._
_The lords and ladies of House Ran Lo are universally austere and serious, dressing in severe clothing of dark or drab colours, putting them in stark contrast with their peers. In conversation they are blunt and to the point, having little love for pomp and ceremony, making social functions in the House Ran Lo areas of the spire dull and painful affairs for other nobles. These traits might seem like a strange pairing with the rough and rebellious reputation of House Orlock. However, for the wealth of Necromunda to flow, goods must make it to Hive Primus – and when it comes to transportation no one is as efficient as the House of Iron. The alliance between Orlock and Ran Lo has endured for centuries – the House of Iron moving the goods, and the Noble House paying the bills._
### Benefits
#### Always More Coin
Gain 2D6x10 credits after each battle the allies take part in (regardless of the outcome).
#### Checks and Balances
Gain 2D6x10 credits after each battle if any opponent earned more credits from the scenario than the allied gang.
#### Aid
Success level: 11 or less
Fighters: Auditing Conclave
<FighterCard cost="180">
### 1 Auditor (Leader)
_To ensure their investments are yielding the expected returns, House Ran Lo may decide to dispatch an Auditing Conclave. These severe and pitiless individuals are universally feared throughout the hives. Many clan lords, who wouldn’t flinch from facing a swarm of Ripper Jacks or a slavering Phyrr Cat, pale at the thought of meeting a Ran Lo Auditor. This terror is well founded, as the Auditor can inflict terrible and lasting wounds upon a settlement, organisation or gang, levying crippling taxes upon them or ensuring their access to the Merchant Guild and its goods and services suddenly disappears._
_Auditing Conclaves like to get a first-hand look at a situation, and do not shy away from combat like many other nobles. Of course, a dead man cannot pay their debts, so Auditors favour suppression and non-lethal weapons, and are very adept at their use. Should the Auditor be seriously threatened, their bodyguard, the Gelt-scrivener will stepin. These are talented combat-hardened individuals who have chosen to pay their debts to House Ran Lo through service, and know that should their master die, they will never be free of their obligations to the Great House – andso fight all the harder to protect them as a result._
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 5+ | 5+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 4+ | 1 | 5+ | 7+ | 7+ | 5+ |
**Skills:** [Fearsome](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-fearsome).
**Weapons:** Web Pistol, Knife.
**Wargear:** [Mesh armour](/docs/armoury/armour#mesh-armour).
#### Duellist
Can make Reaction attacks before the opponent makes attacks as part of a Charge (Double) action (when attacked by a charging fighter).
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="190">
### 1 Gelt-scrivener (Ganger)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 4+ | 3+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 4+ | 2 | 8+ | 6+ | 7+ | 7+ |
**Skills:** [Trick Shot](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#6-trick-shot), Bodyguard, Indentured Fighter.
**Weapons:** Master-crafted long rifle, bolt pistol & power sword.
**Wargear:** [Mesh armour](/docs/armoury/armour#mesh-armour).
</FighterCard>
### Drawbacks
#### Cut Our Losses
The allies are removed from the battlefield if at least one of the allied fighters is Seriously Injured or Out of Action.
#### Every Cred Counted
**Test-trigger:** Less than 50 credits in the Stash after a post-battle sequence.
#### The Price of Business
If a 6 is rolled on a dice when collecting random amount of income from Resources, that dice is discarded and does not generate any credits.
:::note
A few exceptions for this alliance:
- Ganger has Indentured Fighter but this is irrelevant due to “Cut Our Losses”.
- This is the only non-Guilder ally that requires an Aid test to participate in a battle.
:::
## House Ko'iron (500)
**Strong alliance: Cawdor**
_The matriarchal line of House Ko’iron can trace its lineage back thousands of years on Necromunda. Though its survival for such a long time is often put down to the double-dealings of its nobles, and their knack for picking the winning side more often than not, the truth is Ko’iron endures because of its faith. The devout matriarchs of the Noble House have always enjoyed close ties with the Ministorum on Necromunda, and dominate the upper levels of Hive Temenos – much of their wealth tied up in the grand cathedral at its peak and the countless pilgrim trails and shrines that crisscross the planet below. There are even rumours that the House was founded around the same time as the Adepta Sororitas, during the Age of Apostasy, and somehow the two are linked. Certainly the noble women of Ko’iron enjoy the confidence of the Sororitas mission on Necromunda, and many of their daughters end up joining the ranks of the Battle Sisters._
_With such close associations to the Imperial Creed, it is little wonder that Clan Cawdor has found a sponsor in House Ko’iron._
_Though the roots of the Redemption do not dig deep into the families of the Noble House, its members recognise the importance of the faithful in the lower reaches of the hive and support the spread of the Redemption to the godless places of the toxic world. House Cawdor is also an excellent source of soldiers for the armies of Ko’iron, or as tithe warriors for the Frateris Militia, sent to the Ministorum in their tens of thousands to gain favour with the local Ecclesiarchs._
_In return for their devotion and their manpower, the pious matriarchs provide the Clan House with genuine holy objects drawn from the stores of the Ministorum, such as blessed battlefield relics like the bloodstained armour of martyrs, or incense made from the grounddown bones of missionaries. Sometimes these rare and wondrous items might even find their way into the hands of a Cawdor gang, where they are treasured beyond words and drive the faithful into even greater heights of divine rapture._
### Benefits
#### The Emperor Protects (Same as: Pious + Fanatical)
All fighters in this alliance can re-roll Nerve & Rally tests if the result is 2 (before modifiers).
#### Religious Relics
A leader can have 1 item (armour or weapon) Blessed (while allied):
- Re-roll a failed hit or save (once per battle).
#### Ministorum Delegation
_When House Ko’iron wishes to interact with the faithful of the lower hive, they will send forth one of their MinistorumDelegations. Led by a Prima Materis and defended by a pair of veteran Frateris Bodyguard, the delegation wraps itself in the trappings of the Imperial Creed. On the surface, the Prima Materis is a priestess of the GodEmperor, and her blessings are welcomed by the lowly inhabitants of the hive. Clan Cawdor especially flock to the outstretched hand of the Materis, her touch akin to the grace of the God-Emperor for such unworthy souls. Behind the ritual and prayer, however, the Prima Materis is very much an agent of House Ko’iron, and enforces its will within the lower reaches of the hive city. Gangs and gang leaders, especially those of House Cawdor, are manipulated into doing the bidding of the House, while acts of industrial sabotage, expansion or murder are veiled behind the will of the most holy Emperor._
_While the Prima Materis is herself a competent warrior, armed with a shock stave and boltgun, both emblazoned with the symbols of her House, it is the Frateris Bodyguard who keep trouble at bay. Veterans of wars of faith, often returned from off-world, these scarred soldiers wear well-worn armour under their robes, and are experts in the use of the chainblades and lasguns they carry._
<FighterCard cost="300">
### Prima Materis (Leader)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 4+ | 3+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 4+ | 2 | 5+ | 6+ | 6+ | 7+ |
**Skills:** Devotional Frenzy, [Overseer](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-overseer) (Faction only).
**Weapons:** Bolt pistol (master-crafted), shock stave.
**Wargear:** [Light carapace (4+)](/docs/armoury/armour#carapace), [refractor field](/docs/armoury/field-armour#refractor-field).
#### Inspirational Leader
If Standing, friendly fighters within 6" and LOS to this fighter can use this fighter's Cool & Willpower stats for any tests.
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="200">
### 2 Frateris (Gangers - Bodyguard)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 4+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 4+ | 1 | 6+ | 7+ | 6+ | 7+ |
**Skills:** [Trick Shot](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#6-trick-shot), Bodyguard, Indentured Fighter.
**Weapons:** Choose one (individually): Laspistol, eviscerator or Lasgun, chainsword.
**Wargear:** [Mesh armour](/docs/armoury/armour#mesh-armour).
</FighterCard>
### Drawbacks
**Test-trigger:** Fighting a battle as the underdog (enemy has higher Gang Rating). **→** Include the allies in the crew.
#### Penance for the Unworthy
**Test-trigger:** Losing a battle. **→** The Leader must start the next battle with a Flesh Wound.
#### Tithed to the Frateris Militia
**Test-trigger:** Before each battle (before selecting crews). **→** Randomize a Gang Fighter (tithed to the militia) and apply the following:
- Immediately suffer a Lasting Injury roll, counting Critical Injury (61-65) as Memorable Death (66).
- In Recovery: Must miss this battle.
- Killed: Gain credits equal to the cost (compensated by the allies).
- Gain D6 XP (if survived).
:::note
A exception for this alliance:
- Gangers don't have Indentured Fighter.
:::
## House Ty (300)
**Strong alliance: Delaque**
_The great and mysterious House Ty claims its ancestry from the Nihon Empire and Dragon Isle of Ancient Terra. Whether there is in fact any true connection between the progenitors of House Ty and those long-lost peoples is highly debatable, though it does not stop the nobles of the House from dressing in flowing embroidered silks covered in the spidery script of lost Nihonese languages and emulating everything they know of Ancient Terran customs. This identity may spring from House Ty being one of the youngest of the Noble Houses and considered ‘new’ nobility by some of the older ones such as Ulanti. As a result of this, Ty is eager to make its mark upon the world. This eagerness is also doubtless why House Ty is so closely allied to the Delaque, the mere fact the two are known to have secret dealings is enough for many of the Noble Houses to be wary of openly opposing the Ty._
_This union also ties into the chief area of influence of the Noble House – the conveying of messages and the trading of secrets. Under the auspice of the Imperial House, House Ty maintains more psykers than any other Noble House and provides large numbers of recruits for the Adeptus Astra Telepathica._
_On Necromunda, many within Lord Helmawr’s own stable of psykers and astropaths wear the jade robes of House Ty along with the white or black mantles of their station, and there are rumours that everything that passes from their lips to the Master of Necromunda’s ears is also heard by House Ty and, ultimately, House Delaque. What House Ty gets in return for the secrets it passes on is another mystery, though one that keeps the lords and ladies of the Noble Houses awake in the night cycles._
### Benefits
#### Psychic Training
While allied, a fighter with Psychoteric Mastery (or any Psyker if no fighters have Psychoteric Mastery) gains +1 Wyrd Power from those available to that fighter. This is lost if the Alliance is Broken.
#### House Ty Onmyodo Coven
_At any one time on Necromunda, there are thousands of telepathic psykers in the employ of the Imperial House. The most powerful of these are part of the Astropathic Choirs of the Adeptus Astra Telepathica which conveys long range messages from Necromunda to Terra and other far-flung worlds, though there are many more who use their gifts to communicate between the Noble Houses, or other esteemed institutions on Necromunda, where simple vox communication is either impossible or too risky. The Onmyodo Covens of House Ty serve this function and are a unique pairing of psyker and null carefully cultivated by the Noble House for the purpose of telepathy and divination. Always in twos, one member of the Onmyodo is a powerful telepath capable of peering into the minds of Lord Helmawr’s servants but with their own power kept in check by a psychic null. Both null and psyker wear control collars to further regulate their powers, the Noble House able to activate or deactivate a collar depending on the role the coven will be playing._
_House Ty Onmyodo Covens are sometimes sent by the Noble Houses to the underhive where they shadow gangs and gather information, or act as a direct line to their masters in the spire. Of course, as welcome as the power of such skilled telepaths and psychic nulls are to a gang, they can never be entirely sure who the Astropath answers to, and just which noble lord might be looking out through their glassy eyes from the safety and comfort of their tower atop the hive._
<FighterCard cost="125">
### 1 Onmyodo Telepath (Leader)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 5+ | 5+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 4+ | 1 | 8+ | 7+ | 5+ | 7+ |
**Skills:** [Overseer](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-overseer) (Faction Only).
**Weapons:** Shock stave.
**Wargear:** [Refractor field](/docs/armoury/field-armour#refractor-field).
- Group Activation (1)
#### Inspirational Leader
If Standing, friendly fighters within 6" and LOS to this fighter
can use this fighter's Cool & Willpower stats for any tests.
#### Control Collar (Unsanctioned Psyker)
When activated, can use the Control Collar (if no other
friendly fighter has used its Control Collar this round).
Only 0-1 fighter in this alliance can use it's Control Collar
each round:
- Become a Sanctioned Psyker (for this round). Otherwise, this fighter does not count as a Sanctioned Psyker.
#### Wyrd Powers (Sanctioned)
When becoming allied, choose 2 of the following (Telepathy):
1. Mind Control (Basic), CE
2. Terrify (Double)
3. Invisibility (Double), CE
4. Mental Assault (Basic)
5. Hallucinations (Basic)
6. Unbreakable Will (Basic), CE
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="175">
### 1 Onmyodo Null (Ganger)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 4+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 4+ | 1 | 8+ | 5+ | 7+ | 7+ |
**Skills:** [True Grit](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-true-grit).
**Weapons:** Boltgun, Power Sword.
**Wargear:** [Mesh armour](/docs/armoury/armour#mesh-armour), [respirator](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#respirator).
#### Control Collar (Psychic Null)
When activated, can use the Control Collar (if no other
friendly fighter has used its Control Collar this round).
Only 0-1 fighter in this alliance can use it's Control Collar
each round:
- Become a Psychic Null (for this round). Otherwise, this fighter does not count as a Psychic Null.
#### Psychic Null
- Can Disrupt Wyrd Powers (as if being a Psyker).
All fighters within 6" suffer the following (friend & foe):
- Psychic powers can't be manifested.
- -2 modifier to Cool tests.
</FighterCard>
### Drawbacks
#### Disturbing Visions
**Test-trigger:** At the start of each battle (after deployment), a random friendly fighter (on the battlefield) suffers a Flesh Wound.
**Test-trigger:** Fighting a battle against an enemy with
a higher Gang Rating. **→** Include the allies in the crew.
#### The Cost of Lies
**Test-trigger:** A double is rolled when determining the scenario (before any battle). **→** The opponent can select the scenario.
:::note
An exception for this alliance:
- Onmyodo Null does not have Bodyguard.
:::
## The Imperial House
**Strong alliance: Palanite Enforcers**
_House Helmawr stands above all other Houses of Necromunda. It is rightly known as the Imperial House, a house sanctioned by the Imperium itself to rule. For seven millennia, a Helmawr has governed the blighted hive world, keeping both nobles and clans in line as well as the countless billions of helots, workers and subjects. It is both the glory and the burden of the Imperial House to see the Emperor’s tithe is paid − and reap the immense wealth and reputation their position provides. As rulers of Necromunda, House Helmawr are both the law and the law makers, there being nothing and no one beyond their extensive reach. The Enforcers, the militant arm of Lord Helmawr’s control, exact his will wherever their booted feet are heard stomping down tunnels and through domes, while his legions of scribes and scriveners see to it that the other nobles and clans are kept in line. A complex web of alliances and obligations is the foundation upon which this control is built and all who would wield power on Necromunda do so only upon the sufferance of Lord Helmawr._
_When gangs ally themselves with the Imperial House, it is because they have been granted the official sanctioning of House Helmawr. Often, this means appointment as de facto rulers of a region, or perhaps a clandestine force within the underhive operating beyond the reach of the Enforcers. In either case, as most gangers will tell you, a pact with the Imperial House is a double-edged sword. For every boon the Imperial House grants, it often demands two- or three-fold in return. Woe to the gang that crosses Lord Helmawr or fails to pay his tithes − for just as the great Imperium of Mankind looks unkindly upon any world that fails to meet its due, so too does Lord Helmawr deal harshly with any of their subjects that fail to please them._
### Benefits
#### Law Abiding Allies
Any gang may form an Alliance with the Imperial
House, provided it is a Law Abiding gang.
The House of Helmawr has no interest in
collaborating with the criminal classes.
#### Imperial Appointment
When a gang allies with the Imperial House, they
may select one of their Territories (or
equivalent) to be officially appointed as
theirs by the Imperial House. The gang
may perform the Collect Tithe post-battle action:
- **Collect Tithe:** Receive the boon from the Territory an additional time.
#### Enforcer Bodyguards
In the pre-battle
sequence the gang may add Enforcer
Bodyguards to their gang
for the battle ahead. These fighters do
not cost a gang any credits to hire, but
if chosen, they must be included in the
gang’s crew, even if crew selection is
normally random.
If the gang is playing against an Outlaw
gang then the Enforcer Bodyguards must
be included unless the gang rolls to Test
the Alliance.
### Drawbacks
#### Imperial Tax
During the post-battle sequence, if the gang gained any credits as a scenario reward, the gang must give up a portion of this to the Imperial House:
- The gang must give D3x10 credits to the Imperial House. If the amount rolled is greater than the amount gained, the gang must make up the deficit from their Stash or Test the Alliance.
- Alternatively, the gang can choose to keep all of its rewards, but if they do they must Test the Alliance.
### Enforcer Bodyguards
_Palanite Companions are the elite Enforcers of the spire. Hand-picked from the most loyal subjects of Lord Helmawr’s Palanite battalions, they are utterly devoted to their noble masters. Each one undergoes extensive psycho-conditioning until their single-minded purpose is to protect those of Helmawr blood − or those deemed important by the House nobility. Companions are so named because they seldom leave the side of their masters − Lord Helmawr’s personal retinue is never more than a handful of strides from his side, and never completely out of his line of sight._
#### Helmawr’s Protectors
During the pre-battle sequence, after the Choose Crews step, the Palanite Companions are assigned to protect a fighter of the allied gang’s choice.
#### A Band Apart
Members of the Imperial House take care of their own. Palanite Companions will remain separate and aloof from the gang they are working beside, disappearing during the post-battle sequence to tend to their wounds. If a Palanite Companion goes Out of Action during a battle, there is no need to roll for Lasting Injury; they are considered to have rolled 12-26 Out Cold.
#### "Here to Help"
Unlike other fighters, Enforcer Bodyguards are not counted during the Choose Crew step of the pre-battle sequence. Instead, at the end of this step, these fighters may (and, in some cases, must) be added to the crew, regardless of the Crew Selection method in use. This may take the number of fighters in a starting crew above the number specified by the scenario.
<FighterCard cost="90">
### 2 Palanite Companions
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 4+ | 3+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 4+ | 1 | 5+ | 6+ | 6+ | 7+ |
**Skills:** [Overwatch](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#6-overwatch), [Fearsome](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-fearsome).
**Weapons:** Disintegration gun, Stub gun.
**Wargear:** Layered Flak Armour, Armoured Undersuit, Magnacles.
**Special Rules:** Peerless Bodyguards.
#### Peerless Bodyguards
If the fighter the Palanite Companions are assigned to is hit by a ranged attack, the controlling player may choose to transfer the hit and all of its effects onto a Palanite Companion within 2".
</FighterCard> | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 22 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # Noble Houses ## List of Noble Houses - [House Greim](#house-greim-330) - [House Ulanti](#house-ulanti-460) - [House Ran Lo](#house-ran-lo-370) - [House Ko'iron](#house-koiron-500) - [House Catallus](house-catallus.md) - [House Ty](#house-ty-300) - [The Imperial House](#the-imperial-house) ## House Greim (330) **Strong alliance: Goliath** _House Greim is one of the seven Great Houses of Necromunda, standing shoulder to shoulder with the likes of House Ulanti, Ran Lo and even House Helmawr itself. Based in the spire of Hive Primus, the House owns huge portions of the planet’s weapons manufacturing capacity, and has built itself up as the ‘military’ House of the hive world. That the vast majority of its members have never seen a battle hasn’t stopped it from proclaiming itself the preeminent military family of all Necromunda. Resplendent in campaign medals and ornamental weaponry, the lords of House Greim march about the spire conducting business like they are waging war. And perhaps they are. In the struggles between the Great Houses, the scions of Greim have survived for centuries, using one stratagem or another to outwit their foes. It also helps that Greim claim ownership of the titles and structures of the Necromunda Militia regiments, from which the Astra Militarum draws troops to serve the Imperium. This means many militia commanders, as well as representatives for the Imperial Guard, owe House Greim for their commission and their position on Necromunda._ _Lord Ludwig Greim, Krieger-Lord of the Palatine Cluster, and Marshal of Helmawr’s Ash Militias, rules over his kin with military precision. Ordnance turned out by the Clan Houses is inspected and tested by the Great House’s agents, the finest selected to bear the mark of House Greim itself, and gifted to their prize battalions and companies. It is a form of blatant favouritism that Lord Helmawr willingly tolerates, much like the affected military titles and puffed-up personalities of House Greim. The Lord of Necromunda knows that by allowing Ludwig and the nobles of Greim to play at soldier, they will support him against the other Houses, their loyalty bought with a few shiny medals._ _House Goliath, renowned for the strength of their gangers and the quality of their steel, has been a close ally of House Greim for many generations. The Goliaths enjoy the favours that the Great House can bestow, along with lucrative Astra Militarum weaponry contracts, while the Greim entertain notions of one day raising a regiment comprised entirely of Goliaths. Only the sanction of Lord Helmawr, and the Imperium’s distrust of abhumans, has so far stymied House Greim, though the time might yet come when the Goliaths march to war._ ### Benefits #### The Finest Ordnance Any friendly Gang Fighter can re-roll any Ammo tests. #### An Eye For War Modify the roll for determine scenario with +1/-1. If this ability is used, the Military Attaché must be included in the crew. #### Military Attaché _While the upper echelons of House Greim would never countenance setting foot on an actual battlefield – even from the relative safety of an Astra Militarum Leviathan command transport – they have no qualms about sending their lower-ranked sons and daughters down-hive to experience a bit of ‘real’ warfare. Krieg Mesters are lesser nobles of the House who keep an eye on their parents’ investments. No less pompous for their lower standing, they dress and act like officers of the Imperial Guard, replete with their own uniforms and fancy weaponry. Competent in combat, if not born for it, they are never seen without their Jagerkin – bonded servants of House Greim, drawn from veterans of the Militia or the Imperial Guard, and tasked with keeping their Krieg Mester alive._ _Attached to underhive gangs, Krieg Mesters offer tactical advice and oversee the field testing of House Greim funded weaponry. Most gang leaders tolerate the presence of a Krieg Mester because of the wealth their Noble House offers, or because their own Clan House has coerced them into cooperation. Occasionally though, the noble officer really knows what they are talking about, and on their advice some gangs have managed to turn the tide against their enemies, or win battles that seemed all but lost._ <FighterCard cost="240"> ### 1 Krieg Master (Leader) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 4+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 4+ | 1 | 6+ | 6+ | 7+ | 6+ | **Skills:** [Overseer](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-overseer) (Any). **Weapons:** Bolt Pistol, Power Sword. **Wargear:** [Light carapace armour](/docs/armoury/armour#carapace). </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="90"> ### 1 Jagerkin (Ganger) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 4+ | 3+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 4+ | 2 | 8+ | 7+ | 8+ | 9+ | **Skills:** [Marksman](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#4-marksman), Bodyguard, Indentured Fighter. **Weapons:** Combat shotgun (salvo & shredder). **Wargear:** [Mesh armour](/docs/armoury/armour#mesh-armour). </FighterCard> ### Drawbacks **Test-trigger:** Fighting a battle against an enemy with a higher Gang Rating. **→** Include the allies in the crew. #### Militia Draft **Test-trigger:** After each battle, if the gang contains Juves. **→** Roll 2+ per Juve or give the Juve to the militia (including weapons and wargear). #### Martial Pride **Test-trigger:** The alliance is taking part in a battle. **→** Seconded to the Militia (before selecting crews). **Test-trigger:** Losing a battle. **→** Seconded to the Militia. #### Seconded To The Militia Randomize a Gang Fighter and apply the following: - Immediately suffer a Lasting Injury roll, counting Critical Injury (61-65) as Memorable Death (66). - In Recovery: Must miss this battle. - Killed: Gain credits equal to the cost (compensated by the allies). - Gain D6 XP (if survived). :::note A few exceptions for this alliance: - No Group Activations. - The Krieg Mester is originally labeled “Leader” but only have Leading By Example (6”) equivalent to a Champion. - This is the only alliance where Overseer is not limited. ::: ## House Ulanti (460) **Strong alliance: Escher** _House Ulanti is among the oldest of all the Great Houses, their history intertwined with that of House Escher itself. Though many centuries separate the nobles of Ulanti from the rulers of Escher, the two remain closely linked in countless ways. Much of the Ulanti interests on Necromunda are tied to the production of chems and their sale to the wider Imperium. Each cycle, the Great House draws huge revenues from the world’s drug trade, making the percentage taken by the Merchant Guild, the Narco Lords, and even House Escher, who produce the chems, seem insignificant by comparison. Ulanti, like all Noble Houses, has its hands in many other industries, allowing Clan Houses and Merchant Guild families to use its factories and territories in exchange for a hefty slice of their output. Several hives are owned outright by the Great House, such as the Skygelt Tower on the edge of the World Sump, or Hive Valkyria in the highest reaches of the Spoil. The Great House even owns the Necromunda moon of Juggerata, where its nobles go on safari, hunting xenos beasts brought in especially for this purpose._ _All this wealth and privilege has, over centuries, saturated House Ulanti with a level of decadence considered extreme even by the standards of the Necromundan nobility. Lords and ladies of the House live in ridiculous luxury. Their levels within the spire are often transformed into fairy-tale lands, paradise realms or fantastic menageries filled with every kind of exotic creature imaginable. The Ulanti also dine upon the rarest food and drink of the galaxy, from hydro-clonic cocktails created with the refined alco-aqua of five different death worlds, to albino-gyrinx flesh that can only be harvested one day a year and must be eaten in natural sunlight lest it turn into a deadly poison. With all this decadence, it might be assumed that the Ulanti themselves are useless wastrels with little to personally offer the world of Necromunda, and for the most part such an assumption would be right. However, there remain within the Noble House individuals of great power and vision who see to its survival. These men and women are often skilled warriors or gifted leaders, but their true power comes from House Ulanti’s greatest weapon – its near-limitless wealth._ ### Benefits #### Excessive Wealth +2D6x10 credits during the post-battle sequence. #### Court Advisor _Sometimes, agents of House Ulanti are dispatched into the lower regions of the hive to oversee important dealings or to observe the endeavours of its subjects and allies. This kind of interference from on-high can be a boon to a Clan House or Guilder family, as the Ulanti bring with them vast amounts of wealth and influence, as well as skilled warriors and their own talents for conflict resolution. Equally, having such an important individual shadowing a gang can present its own risks – for instance, how best to explain to a family that their loved one caught a stub round in the head in a bar fight in an especially insalubrious part of the underhive. Fortunately, those House Ulanti Courtiers that do see fit to visit Hive City, or the underhive, are usually trained duellists, having perfected their skills on servants in mock-battles in the spire. These entitled tourists also bring their own bodyguards with them. The Ulanti favour the use of Mirror Masks, augmented warriors who wear hologramatic masks to look like their masters. These noble doubles are designed to confuse assassins, as well as make the noble look good – one can be sure that any impressive combat feats perpetrated by the Mirror Mask will be claimed by the Courtier. Both Courtier and Mirror Mask also have access to the finest in personal weaponry their House can afford and, given the deep coffers of theUlanti, these are very fine indeed._ _In recent times, numerous House Ulanti Courtiers have travelled down-hive looking for the noble outcast Princess D’onne Ulanti, who remains enemy number one for the Great House. So far, though, House Ulanti has found no sign of their wayward daughter – unless you count the Courtier bits routinely sent back to the spire._ <FighterCard cost="235"> ### 1 Courtier (Leader) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 3+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 3+ | 2 | 6+ | 6+ | 7+ | 7+ | **Skills:** [Combat Master](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-counter-attack), [Step Aside](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#6-step-aside). **Weapons:** Needle pistol, Power Sword. **Wargear:** Displacer Field. #### Duellist Can make Reaction attacks before the opponent makes attacks as part of a Charge (Double) action (when attacked by a charging fighter). </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="225"> ### 1 Mirror Mask (Champion) 5 | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 3+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 3+ | 2 | 8+ | 6+ | 8+ | 7+ | **Skills:** [Nerves of Steel](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#4-nerves-of-steel). **Weapons:** Needle pistol, Power Sword. **Wargear:** Displacer Field. #### Many Faces When activating, can swap positions with the Courtier (regardless of where the two fighters are on the battlefield, including if Engaged or Prone). This fighter continues taking actions as normal. </FighterCard> ### Drawbacks **Test-trigger:** Fighting a battle against an enemy allied with another Noble House or Recidivists (Criminal Organisation) alliance. **→** Include the allies in the crew. #### Inevitable Betrayal **Test-trigger:** Losing a battle. If the alliance is Broken, the opponent (the gang that won the battle) can form an alliance with House Ulanti for the next battle (even if already having an alliance). Afterwards, the alliance with the opponent is automatically Broken (does not trigger Inevitable Betrayal again). #### Bored Now! **Test-trigger:** After the battle, if rolling a double on the Excessive Wealth (2D6x10 credits). ::: note A few exceptions for this alliance: - No Group Activations. - The Courtier is originally labeled “Leader” but only have Leading By Example (6”) equivalent to a Champion. - The “Leader” does not have Overseer. - Mirror Mask does not have a fighter type (does not have Bodyguard, Indentured Fighter etc.). ::: ## House Ran Lo (370) **Strong alliance: Orlock** _If the Mercator Gelt count Necromunda’s coins, then House Ran Lo guard its coffers. The Great House long ago established itself as the hive world’s bankers and creditors, their legions of scriveners responsible for the countless debts and loans that keep the planet’s wealth firmly in the hands of Lord Helmawr. It is a sacred position on a world as wealthy as Necromunda, and the Imperial House relies heavily upon Ran Lo for both its assistance, and its discretion. Understandably, this position means most of the other Great Houses despise House Ran Lo, even more so than the general hatred they have reserved for each other. While the other Noble Houses must rely upon political manoeuvring, or the efforts of clandestine agents, to get their way, House Ran Lo only needs to tighten its purse strings to exert almost unbearable pressure._ _The lords and ladies of House Ran Lo are universally austere and serious, dressing in severe clothing of dark or drab colours, putting them in stark contrast with their peers. In conversation they are blunt and to the point, having little love for pomp and ceremony, making social functions in the House Ran Lo areas of the spire dull and painful affairs for other nobles. These traits might seem like a strange pairing with the rough and rebellious reputation of House Orlock. However, for the wealth of Necromunda to flow, goods must make it to Hive Primus – and when it comes to transportation no one is as efficient as the House of Iron. The alliance between Orlock and Ran Lo has endured for centuries – the House of Iron moving the goods, and the Noble House paying the bills._ ### Benefits #### Always More Coin Gain 2D6x10 credits after each battle the allies take part in (regardless of the outcome). #### Checks and Balances Gain 2D6x10 credits after each battle if any opponent earned more credits from the scenario than the allied gang. #### Aid Success level: 11 or less Fighters: Auditing Conclave <FighterCard cost="180"> ### 1 Auditor (Leader) _To ensure their investments are yielding the expected returns, House Ran Lo may decide to dispatch an Auditing Conclave. These severe and pitiless individuals are universally feared throughout the hives. Many clan lords, who wouldn’t flinch from facing a swarm of Ripper Jacks or a slavering Phyrr Cat, pale at the thought of meeting a Ran Lo Auditor. This terror is well founded, as the Auditor can inflict terrible and lasting wounds upon a settlement, organisation or gang, levying crippling taxes upon them or ensuring their access to the Merchant Guild and its goods and services suddenly disappears._ _Auditing Conclaves like to get a first-hand look at a situation, and do not shy away from combat like many other nobles. Of course, a dead man cannot pay their debts, so Auditors favour suppression and non-lethal weapons, and are very adept at their use. Should the Auditor be seriously threatened, their bodyguard, the Gelt-scrivener will stepin. These are talented combat-hardened individuals who have chosen to pay their debts to House Ran Lo through service, and know that should their master die, they will never be free of their obligations to the Great House – andso fight all the harder to protect them as a result._ | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 5+ | 5+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 4+ | 1 | 5+ | 7+ | 7+ | 5+ | **Skills:** [Fearsome](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-fearsome). **Weapons:** Web Pistol, Knife. **Wargear:** [Mesh armour](/docs/armoury/armour#mesh-armour). #### Duellist Can make Reaction attacks before the opponent makes attacks as part of a Charge (Double) action (when attacked by a charging fighter). </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="190"> ### 1 Gelt-scrivener (Ganger) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 4+ | 3+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 4+ | 2 | 8+ | 6+ | 7+ | 7+ | **Skills:** [Trick Shot](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#6-trick-shot), Bodyguard, Indentured Fighter. **Weapons:** Master-crafted long rifle, bolt pistol & power sword. **Wargear:** [Mesh armour](/docs/armoury/armour#mesh-armour). </FighterCard> ### Drawbacks #### Cut Our Losses The allies are removed from the battlefield if at least one of the allied fighters is Seriously Injured or Out of Action. #### Every Cred Counted **Test-trigger:** Less than 50 credits in the Stash after a post-battle sequence. #### The Price of Business If a 6 is rolled on a dice when collecting random amount of income from Resources, that dice is discarded and does not generate any credits. :::note A few exceptions for this alliance: - Ganger has Indentured Fighter but this is irrelevant due to “Cut Our Losses”. - This is the only non-Guilder ally that requires an Aid test to participate in a battle. ::: ## House Ko'iron (500) **Strong alliance: Cawdor** _The matriarchal line of House Ko’iron can trace its lineage back thousands of years on Necromunda. Though its survival for such a long time is often put down to the double-dealings of its nobles, and their knack for picking the winning side more often than not, the truth is Ko’iron endures because of its faith. The devout matriarchs of the Noble House have always enjoyed close ties with the Ministorum on Necromunda, and dominate the upper levels of Hive Temenos – much of their wealth tied up in the grand cathedral at its peak and the countless pilgrim trails and shrines that crisscross the planet below. There are even rumours that the House was founded around the same time as the Adepta Sororitas, during the Age of Apostasy, and somehow the two are linked. Certainly the noble women of Ko’iron enjoy the confidence of the Sororitas mission on Necromunda, and many of their daughters end up joining the ranks of the Battle Sisters._ _With such close associations to the Imperial Creed, it is little wonder that Clan Cawdor has found a sponsor in House Ko’iron._ _Though the roots of the Redemption do not dig deep into the families of the Noble House, its members recognise the importance of the faithful in the lower reaches of the hive and support the spread of the Redemption to the godless places of the toxic world. House Cawdor is also an excellent source of soldiers for the armies of Ko’iron, or as tithe warriors for the Frateris Militia, sent to the Ministorum in their tens of thousands to gain favour with the local Ecclesiarchs._ _In return for their devotion and their manpower, the pious matriarchs provide the Clan House with genuine holy objects drawn from the stores of the Ministorum, such as blessed battlefield relics like the bloodstained armour of martyrs, or incense made from the grounddown bones of missionaries. Sometimes these rare and wondrous items might even find their way into the hands of a Cawdor gang, where they are treasured beyond words and drive the faithful into even greater heights of divine rapture._ ### Benefits #### The Emperor Protects (Same as: Pious + Fanatical) All fighters in this alliance can re-roll Nerve & Rally tests if the result is 2 (before modifiers). #### Religious Relics A leader can have 1 item (armour or weapon) Blessed (while allied): - Re-roll a failed hit or save (once per battle). #### Ministorum Delegation _When House Ko’iron wishes to interact with the faithful of the lower hive, they will send forth one of their MinistorumDelegations. Led by a Prima Materis and defended by a pair of veteran Frateris Bodyguard, the delegation wraps itself in the trappings of the Imperial Creed. On the surface, the Prima Materis is a priestess of the GodEmperor, and her blessings are welcomed by the lowly inhabitants of the hive. Clan Cawdor especially flock to the outstretched hand of the Materis, her touch akin to the grace of the God-Emperor for such unworthy souls. Behind the ritual and prayer, however, the Prima Materis is very much an agent of House Ko’iron, and enforces its will within the lower reaches of the hive city. Gangs and gang leaders, especially those of House Cawdor, are manipulated into doing the bidding of the House, while acts of industrial sabotage, expansion or murder are veiled behind the will of the most holy Emperor._ _While the Prima Materis is herself a competent warrior, armed with a shock stave and boltgun, both emblazoned with the symbols of her House, it is the Frateris Bodyguard who keep trouble at bay. Veterans of wars of faith, often returned from off-world, these scarred soldiers wear well-worn armour under their robes, and are experts in the use of the chainblades and lasguns they carry._ <FighterCard cost="300"> ### Prima Materis (Leader) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 4+ | 3+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 4+ | 2 | 5+ | 6+ | 6+ | 7+ | **Skills:** Devotional Frenzy, [Overseer](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-overseer) (Faction only). **Weapons:** Bolt pistol (master-crafted), shock stave. **Wargear:** [Light carapace (4+)](/docs/armoury/armour#carapace), [refractor field](/docs/armoury/field-armour#refractor-field). #### Inspirational Leader If Standing, friendly fighters within 6" and LOS to this fighter can use this fighter's Cool & Willpower stats for any tests. </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="200"> ### 2 Frateris (Gangers - Bodyguard) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 4+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 4+ | 1 | 6+ | 7+ | 6+ | 7+ | **Skills:** [Trick Shot](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#6-trick-shot), Bodyguard, Indentured Fighter. **Weapons:** Choose one (individually): Laspistol, eviscerator or Lasgun, chainsword. **Wargear:** [Mesh armour](/docs/armoury/armour#mesh-armour). </FighterCard> ### Drawbacks **Test-trigger:** Fighting a battle as the underdog (enemy has higher Gang Rating). **→** Include the allies in the crew. #### Penance for the Unworthy **Test-trigger:** Losing a battle. **→** The Leader must start the next battle with a Flesh Wound. #### Tithed to the Frateris Militia **Test-trigger:** Before each battle (before selecting crews). **→** Randomize a Gang Fighter (tithed to the militia) and apply the following: - Immediately suffer a Lasting Injury roll, counting Critical Injury (61-65) as Memorable Death (66). - In Recovery: Must miss this battle. - Killed: Gain credits equal to the cost (compensated by the allies). - Gain D6 XP (if survived). :::note A exception for this alliance: - Gangers don't have Indentured Fighter. ::: ## House Ty (300) **Strong alliance: Delaque** _The great and mysterious House Ty claims its ancestry from the Nihon Empire and Dragon Isle of Ancient Terra. Whether there is in fact any true connection between the progenitors of House Ty and those long-lost peoples is highly debatable, though it does not stop the nobles of the House from dressing in flowing embroidered silks covered in the spidery script of lost Nihonese languages and emulating everything they know of Ancient Terran customs. This identity may spring from House Ty being one of the youngest of the Noble Houses and considered ‘new’ nobility by some of the older ones such as Ulanti. As a result of this, Ty is eager to make its mark upon the world. This eagerness is also doubtless why House Ty is so closely allied to the Delaque, the mere fact the two are known to have secret dealings is enough for many of the Noble Houses to be wary of openly opposing the Ty._ _This union also ties into the chief area of influence of the Noble House – the conveying of messages and the trading of secrets. Under the auspice of the Imperial House, House Ty maintains more psykers than any other Noble House and provides large numbers of recruits for the Adeptus Astra Telepathica._ _On Necromunda, many within Lord Helmawr’s own stable of psykers and astropaths wear the jade robes of House Ty along with the white or black mantles of their station, and there are rumours that everything that passes from their lips to the Master of Necromunda’s ears is also heard by House Ty and, ultimately, House Delaque. What House Ty gets in return for the secrets it passes on is another mystery, though one that keeps the lords and ladies of the Noble Houses awake in the night cycles._ ### Benefits #### Psychic Training While allied, a fighter with Psychoteric Mastery (or any Psyker if no fighters have Psychoteric Mastery) gains +1 Wyrd Power from those available to that fighter. This is lost if the Alliance is Broken. #### House Ty Onmyodo Coven _At any one time on Necromunda, there are thousands of telepathic psykers in the employ of the Imperial House. The most powerful of these are part of the Astropathic Choirs of the Adeptus Astra Telepathica which conveys long range messages from Necromunda to Terra and other far-flung worlds, though there are many more who use their gifts to communicate between the Noble Houses, or other esteemed institutions on Necromunda, where simple vox communication is either impossible or too risky. The Onmyodo Covens of House Ty serve this function and are a unique pairing of psyker and null carefully cultivated by the Noble House for the purpose of telepathy and divination. Always in twos, one member of the Onmyodo is a powerful telepath capable of peering into the minds of Lord Helmawr’s servants but with their own power kept in check by a psychic null. Both null and psyker wear control collars to further regulate their powers, the Noble House able to activate or deactivate a collar depending on the role the coven will be playing._ _House Ty Onmyodo Covens are sometimes sent by the Noble Houses to the underhive where they shadow gangs and gather information, or act as a direct line to their masters in the spire. Of course, as welcome as the power of such skilled telepaths and psychic nulls are to a gang, they can never be entirely sure who the Astropath answers to, and just which noble lord might be looking out through their glassy eyes from the safety and comfort of their tower atop the hive._ <FighterCard cost="125"> ### 1 Onmyodo Telepath (Leader) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 5+ | 5+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 4+ | 1 | 8+ | 7+ | 5+ | 7+ | **Skills:** [Overseer](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-overseer) (Faction Only). **Weapons:** Shock stave. **Wargear:** [Refractor field](/docs/armoury/field-armour#refractor-field). - Group Activation (1) #### Inspirational Leader If Standing, friendly fighters within 6" and LOS to this fighter can use this fighter's Cool & Willpower stats for any tests. #### Control Collar (Unsanctioned Psyker) When activated, can use the Control Collar (if no other friendly fighter has used its Control Collar this round). Only 0-1 fighter in this alliance can use it's Control Collar each round: - Become a Sanctioned Psyker (for this round). Otherwise, this fighter does not count as a Sanctioned Psyker. #### Wyrd Powers (Sanctioned) When becoming allied, choose 2 of the following (Telepathy): 1. Mind Control (Basic), CE 2. Terrify (Double) 3. Invisibility (Double), CE 4. Mental Assault (Basic) 5. Hallucinations (Basic) 6. Unbreakable Will (Basic), CE </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="175"> ### 1 Onmyodo Null (Ganger) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 4+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 4+ | 1 | 8+ | 5+ | 7+ | 7+ | **Skills:** [True Grit](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-true-grit). **Weapons:** Boltgun, Power Sword. **Wargear:** [Mesh armour](/docs/armoury/armour#mesh-armour), [respirator](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#respirator). #### Control Collar (Psychic Null) When activated, can use the Control Collar (if no other friendly fighter has used its Control Collar this round). Only 0-1 fighter in this alliance can use it's Control Collar each round: - Become a Psychic Null (for this round). Otherwise, this fighter does not count as a Psychic Null. #### Psychic Null - Can Disrupt Wyrd Powers (as if being a Psyker). All fighters within 6" suffer the following (friend & foe): - Psychic powers can't be manifested. - -2 modifier to Cool tests. </FighterCard> ### Drawbacks #### Disturbing Visions **Test-trigger:** At the start of each battle (after deployment), a random friendly fighter (on the battlefield) suffers a Flesh Wound. **Test-trigger:** Fighting a battle against an enemy with a higher Gang Rating. **→** Include the allies in the crew. #### The Cost of Lies **Test-trigger:** A double is rolled when determining the scenario (before any battle). **→** The opponent can select the scenario. :::note An exception for this alliance: - Onmyodo Null does not have Bodyguard. ::: ## The Imperial House **Strong alliance: Palanite Enforcers** _House Helmawr stands above all other Houses of Necromunda. It is rightly known as the Imperial House, a house sanctioned by the Imperium itself to rule. For seven millennia, a Helmawr has governed the blighted hive world, keeping both nobles and clans in line as well as the countless billions of helots, workers and subjects. It is both the glory and the burden of the Imperial House to see the Emperor’s tithe is paid − and reap the immense wealth and reputation their position provides. As rulers of Necromunda, House Helmawr are both the law and the law makers, there being nothing and no one beyond their extensive reach. The Enforcers, the militant arm of Lord Helmawr’s control, exact his will wherever their booted feet are heard stomping down tunnels and through domes, while his legions of scribes and scriveners see to it that the other nobles and clans are kept in line. A complex web of alliances and obligations is the foundation upon which this control is built and all who would wield power on Necromunda do so only upon the sufferance of Lord Helmawr._ _When gangs ally themselves with the Imperial House, it is because they have been granted the official sanctioning of House Helmawr. Often, this means appointment as de facto rulers of a region, or perhaps a clandestine force within the underhive operating beyond the reach of the Enforcers. In either case, as most gangers will tell you, a pact with the Imperial House is a double-edged sword. For every boon the Imperial House grants, it often demands two- or three-fold in return. Woe to the gang that crosses Lord Helmawr or fails to pay his tithes − for just as the great Imperium of Mankind looks unkindly upon any world that fails to meet its due, so too does Lord Helmawr deal harshly with any of their subjects that fail to please them._ ### Benefits #### Law Abiding Allies Any gang may form an Alliance with the Imperial House, provided it is a Law Abiding gang. The House of Helmawr has no interest in collaborating with the criminal classes. #### Imperial Appointment When a gang allies with the Imperial House, they may select one of their Territories (or equivalent) to be officially appointed as theirs by the Imperial House. The gang may perform the Collect Tithe post-battle action: - **Collect Tithe:** Receive the boon from the Territory an additional time. #### Enforcer Bodyguards In the pre-battle sequence the gang may add Enforcer Bodyguards to their gang for the battle ahead. These fighters do not cost a gang any credits to hire, but if chosen, they must be included in the gang’s crew, even if crew selection is normally random. If the gang is playing against an Outlaw gang then the Enforcer Bodyguards must be included unless the gang rolls to Test the Alliance. ### Drawbacks #### Imperial Tax During the post-battle sequence, if the gang gained any credits as a scenario reward, the gang must give up a portion of this to the Imperial House: - The gang must give D3x10 credits to the Imperial House. If the amount rolled is greater than the amount gained, the gang must make up the deficit from their Stash or Test the Alliance. - Alternatively, the gang can choose to keep all of its rewards, but if they do they must Test the Alliance. ### Enforcer Bodyguards _Palanite Companions are the elite Enforcers of the spire. Hand-picked from the most loyal subjects of Lord Helmawr’s Palanite battalions, they are utterly devoted to their noble masters. Each one undergoes extensive psycho-conditioning until their single-minded purpose is to protect those of Helmawr blood − or those deemed important by the House nobility. Companions are so named because they seldom leave the side of their masters − Lord Helmawr’s personal retinue is never more than a handful of strides from his side, and never completely out of his line of sight._ #### Helmawr’s Protectors During the pre-battle sequence, after the Choose Crews step, the Palanite Companions are assigned to protect a fighter of the allied gang’s choice. #### A Band Apart Members of the Imperial House take care of their own. Palanite Companions will remain separate and aloof from the gang they are working beside, disappearing during the post-battle sequence to tend to their wounds. If a Palanite Companion goes Out of Action during a battle, there is no need to roll for Lasting Injury; they are considered to have rolled 12-26 Out Cold. #### "Here to Help" Unlike other fighters, Enforcer Bodyguards are not counted during the Choose Crew step of the pre-battle sequence. Instead, at the end of this step, these fighters may (and, in some cases, must) be added to the crew, regardless of the Crew Selection method in use. This may take the number of fighters in a starting crew above the number specified by the scenario. <FighterCard cost="90"> ### 2 Palanite Companions | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 4+ | 3+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 4+ | 1 | 5+ | 6+ | 6+ | 7+ | **Skills:** [Overwatch](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#6-overwatch), [Fearsome](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-fearsome). **Weapons:** Disintegration gun, Stub gun. **Wargear:** Layered Flak Armour, Armoured Undersuit, Magnacles. **Special Rules:** Peerless Bodyguards. #### Peerless Bodyguards If the fighter the Palanite Companions are assigned to is hit by a ranged attack, the controlling player may choose to transfer the hit and all of its effects onto a Palanite Companion within 2". </FighterCard> | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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1,138 | # Close Combat
_Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)_
Fighters that are Standing and Engaged with an enemy model may make close combat attacks against that
model. Most often, this is done by performing a Fight (Basic) action – either on its own when the fighter is
activated or for free as part of a Charge (Double) action – or by making Reaction attacks after an enemy fighter
they are engaged with has resolved a Fight (Basic) action against them. Additionally, certain skills, gang tactics
and the Mounted condition will also allow fighters to make a close combat attack outside of the normal sequence
of the battle.
Whenever a fighter makes a close combat attack
against one or more enemy models using a weapon
with the Melee or Sidearm trait(s), this sequence
is followed:
1. Turn to Face
2. Choose Weapons
3. Determine Attack Dice
4. Declare Targets
5. Make Hit Roll(s)
6. Resolve Hits
7. Reaction Attacks
8. Consolidate or Coup De Grace
:::info
### Charging Prone Or Out Of Line Of Sight Fighters
When a Prone and Pinned fighter is successfully
charged they will automatically change their
status to Standing and Engaged, however for the
purposes of Reaction attacks they count as having
turned to face the enemy.
If a fighter charges an enemy fighter they could
not draw line of sight to then they must apply a -1
modifier to their hits when making their free Fight
(Basic) action.
:::
## 1. Turn To Face
The attacking fighter may turn to face any direction. Sometimes this will be essential, especially if they wish
to attack an enemy that is Engaging them but that is
not within their vision arc. However, doing so causes
a -1 modifier to apply to the fighter’s Hit rolls. This
modifier is cumulative with any others. For example,
if a fighter that is Broken turns to face before making
a Reaction attack, they will suffer a -3 modifier to their
Hit rolls.
## 2. Choose Weapons
The controlling player declares which weapons the
fighter will use. A fighter can use up to two weapons
with either the Melee or the Sidearm trait, but only one
if it also has the Unwieldy trait. Alternatively, the fighter
may make unarmed attacks.
**Unarmed Attacks:** A fighter that is not armed with
any weapons with either the Melee or Sidearm traits
may still make close combat attacks, either as part
of an action or as a reaction to an attack from an
enemy fighter.
An unarmed attack uses the fighter’s unmodified
Strength characteristic, has no AP and has a Damage
of 1.
## 3. Determine Attack Dice
The number of Attack dice rolled is equal to
the fighter’s Attacks characteristic, plus the
following modifiers:
- Dual Weapons with the Melee or Sidearm trait (+1)
- Charging (+1)
If the fighter is attacking with more than one weapon, the Attack dice must be split as evenly as possible
between the two weapons, ideally allocating an equal
number of Attack dice to each weapon. Where this
is not possible, for instance if the fighter has an odd
number of Attacks to make, the controlling player
may choose which weapon is allocated the extra
Attack dice.
**Pistols at Close Quarters:** A weapon with the Sidearm
trait can only have one Attack dice allocated to it. Any
remaining Attack dice must be allocated to a weapon
with the Melee trait. If a fighter has no other weapons
with the Melee trait, any remaining Attack dice must be
allocated to Unarmed attacks, as described previously.
If a fighter attacks with a weapon with the Sidearm trait
in close combat, Accuracy modifiers do not apply – this
is only used when making ranged attacks.
:::info
### Fighting Across Barricades
A fighter that is in base contact with an obstacle
that is less than 1" wide counts as being engaged
with an enemy fighter if that enemy fighter is in
base contact with the other side of the obstacle, even though the fighters themselves are not
in base to base contact. Fighters armed with
weapons with the Versatile trait can fight across
wider obstacles if the enemy fighter is within the
range of the weapon.
:::
## 4. Declare Targets
When a fighter makes a close combat attack, it must
be against an eligible target. An eligible target is
an enemy model that is within the vision arc of the
fighter, and that the fighter is [Engaging](/docs/general-principles/status#secondary-statuses-while-standing). If there is more than one eligible target,
close combat attacks can be split between them as the
player wishes.
## 5. Make Hit Roll(s)
Each Attack dice is used to make a Hit roll. A Hit roll is a
Weapon Skill test made against the WS of the attacking
fighter. Roll separately for each different weapon being
used by the fighter and/or for different targets.
Hit rolls may be modified by +1 for each assist froma
friendly fighter also engaged with the target, or by -1
for each enemy fighter also [Engaging](/docs/general-principles/status#secondary-statuses-while-standing) the attacker.
Note that BS is not used to make Hit rolls in close
combat, even when a ranged weapon with the Sidearm trait is used. When making a Hit roll for a weapon
with the Sidearm trait, a WS test is made, exactly as
described above.
**Rolls of a Natural 1:** If, when making a close
combat attack, the Hit roll is a natural 1, the attack
automatically misses, regardless of any modifiers that
may apply.
## 6. Resolve Hits
Each attack that scores a hit is resolved as described in [Resolving Hits](/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits).
## 7. Reaction Attacks
If there are still enemies that are Standing and
Engaged with the attacker, they may make Reaction
attacks, following steps 1-6.
:::info
### Attacking Vehicles
A fighter that is within 1" of a vehicle may make
close combat attacks against it as if they were
engaged with that vehicle, though in all other
respects they count as Standing and Active. When
a fighter makes a close combat attack against a
vehicle, they may apply a +1 modifier to the Hit
roll. A fighter Engaging a vehicle in close combat
may roll an additional Location dice, choosing one
result to apply and discarding the other(s).
A vehicle never counts as being engaged and may
freely move out of engagement range of enemy
fighters, however when it does those fighters may
make an Initiative test, and can make Reaction
attacks against the vehicle if they pass.
A fighter attacking a vehicle cannot gain the
benefits of assists. Additionally, vehicles cannot
make Reaction attacks and can never grant
assists to friendly fighters.
Any hits scored in close combat are resolved
against the Toughness value of the facing they
are in contact with. If a fighter is on the vehicle, resolve them against the lowest Toughness. If a
fighter wrecks a vehicle, they may consolidate as
described previously.
:::
## 8. Consolidate Or Coup De Grace
If all enemy models the attacker was engaged with are
now either Prone and Seriously Injured or Wrecked, the
fighter may make a free Coup De Grace (Simple) action
against one such enemy fighter.
Alternatively, if all enemy models the attacker was
engaged with are now Prone and Seriously Injured, have gone Out of Action or are Wrecked, the fighter
may move up to 2" in any direction.
#### Assists & Interference
Engaging more than one opponent is much more
difficult than Engaging a lone fighter. When making
close combat attacks, a fighter can claim ‘assists’ fromfriendly fighters who are also engaged with the target
of the attack, and can suffer ‘interference’ from enemy
fighters other than the target of the attack who are
also engaged with them.
#### Assists
When a fighter makes a close combat attack, they can
claim an assist from each other friendly fighter that is:
- Engaged with the target of the attack.
- Not engaged with any other fighters from the same
gang as the target of the attack.
Each assist claimed in this way adds a +1 modifier to
the Hit roll.
#### Interference
When a fighter makes a close combat attack, they
may suffer interference from each other enemy fighter
that is:
- Engaged with the attacker.
- Not engaged with any other fighters from the same
gang as the attacker.
Each interference causes a -1 modifier to apply to the
Hit roll. | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # Close Combat _Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)_ Fighters that are Standing and Engaged with an enemy model may make close combat attacks against that model. Most often, this is done by performing a Fight (Basic) action – either on its own when the fighter is activated or for free as part of a Charge (Double) action – or by making Reaction attacks after an enemy fighter they are engaged with has resolved a Fight (Basic) action against them. Additionally, certain skills, gang tactics and the Mounted condition will also allow fighters to make a close combat attack outside of the normal sequence of the battle. Whenever a fighter makes a close combat attack against one or more enemy models using a weapon with the Melee or Sidearm trait(s), this sequence is followed: 1. Turn to Face 2. Choose Weapons 3. Determine Attack Dice 4. Declare Targets 5. Make Hit Roll(s) 6. Resolve Hits 7. Reaction Attacks 8. Consolidate or Coup De Grace :::info ### Charging Prone Or Out Of Line Of Sight Fighters When a Prone and Pinned fighter is successfully charged they will automatically change their status to Standing and Engaged, however for the purposes of Reaction attacks they count as having turned to face the enemy. If a fighter charges an enemy fighter they could not draw line of sight to then they must apply a -1 modifier to their hits when making their free Fight (Basic) action. ::: ## 1. Turn To Face The attacking fighter may turn to face any direction. Sometimes this will be essential, especially if they wish to attack an enemy that is Engaging them but that is not within their vision arc. However, doing so causes a -1 modifier to apply to the fighter’s Hit rolls. This modifier is cumulative with any others. For example, if a fighter that is Broken turns to face before making a Reaction attack, they will suffer a -3 modifier to their Hit rolls. ## 2. Choose Weapons The controlling player declares which weapons the fighter will use. A fighter can use up to two weapons with either the Melee or the Sidearm trait, but only one if it also has the Unwieldy trait. Alternatively, the fighter may make unarmed attacks. **Unarmed Attacks:** A fighter that is not armed with any weapons with either the Melee or Sidearm traits may still make close combat attacks, either as part of an action or as a reaction to an attack from an enemy fighter. An unarmed attack uses the fighter’s unmodified Strength characteristic, has no AP and has a Damage of 1. ## 3. Determine Attack Dice The number of Attack dice rolled is equal to the fighter’s Attacks characteristic, plus the following modifiers: - Dual Weapons with the Melee or Sidearm trait (+1) - Charging (+1) If the fighter is attacking with more than one weapon, the Attack dice must be split as evenly as possible between the two weapons, ideally allocating an equal number of Attack dice to each weapon. Where this is not possible, for instance if the fighter has an odd number of Attacks to make, the controlling player may choose which weapon is allocated the extra Attack dice. **Pistols at Close Quarters:** A weapon with the Sidearm trait can only have one Attack dice allocated to it. Any remaining Attack dice must be allocated to a weapon with the Melee trait. If a fighter has no other weapons with the Melee trait, any remaining Attack dice must be allocated to Unarmed attacks, as described previously. If a fighter attacks with a weapon with the Sidearm trait in close combat, Accuracy modifiers do not apply – this is only used when making ranged attacks. :::info ### Fighting Across Barricades A fighter that is in base contact with an obstacle that is less than 1" wide counts as being engaged with an enemy fighter if that enemy fighter is in base contact with the other side of the obstacle, even though the fighters themselves are not in base to base contact. Fighters armed with weapons with the Versatile trait can fight across wider obstacles if the enemy fighter is within the range of the weapon. ::: ## 4. Declare Targets When a fighter makes a close combat attack, it must be against an eligible target. An eligible target is an enemy model that is within the vision arc of the fighter, and that the fighter is [Engaging](/docs/general-principles/status#secondary-statuses-while-standing). If there is more than one eligible target, close combat attacks can be split between them as the player wishes. ## 5. Make Hit Roll(s) Each Attack dice is used to make a Hit roll. A Hit roll is a Weapon Skill test made against the WS of the attacking fighter. Roll separately for each different weapon being used by the fighter and/or for different targets. Hit rolls may be modified by +1 for each assist froma friendly fighter also engaged with the target, or by -1 for each enemy fighter also [Engaging](/docs/general-principles/status#secondary-statuses-while-standing) the attacker. Note that BS is not used to make Hit rolls in close combat, even when a ranged weapon with the Sidearm trait is used. When making a Hit roll for a weapon with the Sidearm trait, a WS test is made, exactly as described above. **Rolls of a Natural 1:** If, when making a close combat attack, the Hit roll is a natural 1, the attack automatically misses, regardless of any modifiers that may apply. ## 6. Resolve Hits Each attack that scores a hit is resolved as described in [Resolving Hits](/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits). ## 7. Reaction Attacks If there are still enemies that are Standing and Engaged with the attacker, they may make Reaction attacks, following steps 1-6. :::info ### Attacking Vehicles A fighter that is within 1" of a vehicle may make close combat attacks against it as if they were engaged with that vehicle, though in all other respects they count as Standing and Active. When a fighter makes a close combat attack against a vehicle, they may apply a +1 modifier to the Hit roll. A fighter Engaging a vehicle in close combat may roll an additional Location dice, choosing one result to apply and discarding the other(s). A vehicle never counts as being engaged and may freely move out of engagement range of enemy fighters, however when it does those fighters may make an Initiative test, and can make Reaction attacks against the vehicle if they pass. A fighter attacking a vehicle cannot gain the benefits of assists. Additionally, vehicles cannot make Reaction attacks and can never grant assists to friendly fighters. Any hits scored in close combat are resolved against the Toughness value of the facing they are in contact with. If a fighter is on the vehicle, resolve them against the lowest Toughness. If a fighter wrecks a vehicle, they may consolidate as described previously. ::: ## 8. Consolidate Or Coup De Grace If all enemy models the attacker was engaged with are now either Prone and Seriously Injured or Wrecked, the fighter may make a free Coup De Grace (Simple) action against one such enemy fighter. Alternatively, if all enemy models the attacker was engaged with are now Prone and Seriously Injured, have gone Out of Action or are Wrecked, the fighter may move up to 2" in any direction. #### Assists & Interference Engaging more than one opponent is much more difficult than Engaging a lone fighter. When making close combat attacks, a fighter can claim ‘assists’ fromfriendly fighters who are also engaged with the target of the attack, and can suffer ‘interference’ from enemy fighters other than the target of the attack who are also engaged with them. #### Assists When a fighter makes a close combat attack, they can claim an assist from each other friendly fighter that is: - Engaged with the target of the attack. - Not engaged with any other fighters from the same gang as the target of the attack. Each assist claimed in this way adds a +1 modifier to the Hit roll. #### Interference When a fighter makes a close combat attack, they may suffer interference from each other enemy fighter that is: - Engaged with the attacker. - Not engaged with any other fighters from the same gang as the attacker. Each interference causes a -1 modifier to apply to the Hit roll. | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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144 | # Helot Chaos Cult
## Fighters
<FighterCard cost="100">
### Demagogue (Leader)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 3+ | 3+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 3+ | 2 | 6+ | 5+ | 6+ | 7+ |
**Skills:** 1 Primary (custom).
**Restrictions:** Pistols, Basic and Close Combat.
#### Devotion
If standing, friendly fighters within 9” and have LOS to this fighter can use this fighter’s Cool & Willpower stats for any tests.
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="70">
### 0-1 Witch (Specialist Champion)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 5+ | 5+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 4+ | 1 | 8+ | 7+ | 6+ | 6+ |
**Skills:** 1 Primary (custom) and 1 Wyrd Power (Witch or Universal).
**Restrictions:** Pistols and Close Combat.
#### Unsanctioned Psyker.
Can choose Wyrd Powers as Primary skill (Witch or Universal).
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="60">
### Disciple (Champion)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 4+ | 3+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 4+ | 1 | 7+ | 6+ | 8+ | 8+ |
**Skills:** 1 Primary (custom).
**Restrictions:** None.
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="35">
### Cultist (Ganger)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 4+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 3+ | 1 | 9+ | 7+ | 7+ | 8+ |
**Restrictions:** Pistol, Basic, Special*, Close Combat.
*One ganger only at gang creation, any during a campaign.
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="25">
### 0-2 Chaos Familiar (Exotic Beast)
**Cost:** 25
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 4+ | - | 2 | 2 | 1 | 2+ | 1 | 7+ | 7+ | 6+ | 7+ |
**Skills:** [Clamber](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-clamber).
**Wargear:** None (always makes unarmed attacks).
#### Omen of Fortune
While within 3” of its owner, the owner may pass a Willpower test to avoid being hit (once per activation). Make the test immediately after a successful roll to hit has been made against the fighter. The attack counts as missed. Place Templates and Blasts as normal for the purposes of determining hits against other models, but the owner is assumed to have dodged clear.
:::danger House Rule (Necrodamus, A&A)
Omen of Fortune save can only be made once per round.
:::
#### Precognition
- 3+ save (unmodifiable by AP).
- 4+ save (bonus, invulnerable) against Blast/Template only. If successful, this fighter does not count as being hit.
#### Psychic Manifestation
Once per round, the owner can re-roll a failed Willpower test to perform a Wyrd Power (if the owner is a Psyker).
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="130">
### Chaos Spawn
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| D6” | ? | - | ? | ? | ? | ? | ? | - | -+ | - | - |
**Skills:** [Clamber](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-clamber).
**Wargear:** None (always makes unarmed attacks).
A fighter who is turned into a Chaos Spawn is effectively slain and their equipment is lost. They are immediately replaced with a Chaos Spawn. The Spawn is added for free, but the cost affects Gang Rating. Roll a separate D6 for each ? in the profile and consult the table below. This is the Spawn’s characteristics which can't be altered in any way.
| D6 | WS | S | T | W | I | A |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 1 | 5+ | 3 | 4 | 1 | 5+ | 1 |
| 2-5 | 4+ | 4 | 5 | 2 | 4+ | 2 |
| 6 | 3+ | 5 | 6 | 3 | 3+ | 3 |
- Can only make the following actions: Move, Charge, Fight and Coup de Grace.
- Can't be, suffer, use or gain any of the following:
- Pinned.
- Seriously Injured.
- Flesh Wounds.
- Lasting Injuries (if taken Out of Action, it is automatically restrained after the battle).
- Broken or Insane.
- Weapons or equipment of any kind (always make unarmed attacks).
- Experience or Advancements (in any way).
- Automatically:
- Passes any Cool or Willpower tests.
- Fails any Leadership or Intelligence tests.
After a battle that featured the Chaos Spawn, nominate up to 3 Gangers (not Out of Action or Seriously Injured at the end of the battle). Roll a D6 for each nominated Ganger: on a 4+, the Chaos Spawn is restrained; otherwise it scurries away to join the other nameless horrors of the Underhive and is removed from the gang. If a dice scores a 1, the Ganger suffers a Lasting Injury roll from the unfettered wrath of the Spawn.
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## Skill Access
| | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Cunning](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#cunning) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | Cult Wyrd Powers |
| :--------------- | --------- | --------- | --------- | ---------- | --------- | ---------------- |
| Leader | Secondary | Primary | Primary | Primary | Secondary | - |
| Champion | Secondary | Primary | Primary | Secondary | Secondary | - |
| Champion (Witch) | Secondary | Secondary | Secondary | - | Primary | Primary |
| Specialist | Secondary | Primary | Primary | - | Secondary | - |
| Chaos Familiar | Secondary | Primary | - | - | - | - |
## Gang Composition
Chaos Cults follow standard gang composition, with some additional rules:
- 0-1 Witch.
- Spawns have no impact on Gang Composition.
- In Skirmish battles, 0-2 Chaos Spawns can be purchased.
- When the gang is created, one Helot Cultist can be armed with a Special Weapon. During a campaign, additional Helot Cultists can also take Special Weapons as they are added.
## Special Rules
#### Gaining Experience
Chaos Cults gain experience like normal. Spawns can't gain any Advancements or XP.
#### Loss of a Leader
Nominate a new leader in the following order:
1. Champion
2. Ganger
3. Specialist
4. Otherwise:
Use Leadership as first tie-breaker and number of Advancements as second tie-breaker. If there is still a tie, choose one. From now their Type is changed to Leader and count as a Leader for determining which equipment and skill sets they can access. The new Leader gains the Devotion special rule. Their characteristics do not change.
:::note
The Witch can never become the Leader!
:::
#### Special Resources
Settlements generate free Gangers instead of Juves.
#### Injured to Insanity
Demagogue, Witch, Disciple and Spawn never gain Insanity.
#### Campaign
- Outlaw.
- Can hire Chaotic Hive Scum and Bounty Hunters.
- Can suffer Mutations instead of Lasting Injuries.
- Claim Resource Bonuses just like any other gang.
- **Dominion:** Treated as a Cawdor gang for the purposes of gang specific Resource bonuses.
#### Post-battle Actions
- Each Demagogue, Disciple and Witch can make one post-battle action (in the same way as a Leader and Champions).
- The Leader can make a Lead Ritual as a post-battle action (once per post-battle sequence).
- Chaos Cults can't make the Sell to the Guilders action. Captives can instead be sacrificed to perform a Dark Ritual (in a circumstance where they normally could be sold).
## Witch Wyrd Powers
### Biomancy
#### 1. Warp Strength (Simple), Continuous Effect
+2 Strength and Close Combat attacks gain +1 Damage (while maintained).
### Pyromancy
#### 2. Scouring (Basic)
Make the following ranged attack:
S2, AP -2, D1, Template, Blaze.
### Telepathy
#### 3. Maddening Visions (Basic)
Until the End phase of this round, any enemy fighter who ends their turn within 3” must pass a Willpower test or gain Insanity. If failed, roll a D6 each subsequent time the fighter is activated:
| D6 | Outcome |
| -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **1-2** | Immediately become Broken. If already Broken, they flee the battlefield (even if their gang has not failed a Bottle test). |
| **3-4** | An opposing gang (roll-off if multi-player) can control that fighter this turn, treating them as part of their gang. Once the turn is over, the fighter no longer counts as part of the opposing gang. |
| **5-6** | The fighter can act as normal. Once their turn is over, make a Willpower test for them, if it is passed, they regain their sanity and are no longer affected. |
### Telekinesis
#### 4. Assail (Basic)
Make a ranged attack against an enemy fighter or obstacle within 12” and LOS. If hit, move the target D3” in any direction. If Standing, become Pinned. If coming into contact with a Standing fighter or any terrain, stop moving and suffer a S3 hit. If coming into contact with another fighter, that fighter also suffers S3 hit, and becomes Pinned.
#### 5. Dark Shield (Simple)
+1 save modifier. Affects all friendly fighters within 3” (including the Psyker). Lasts until the End phase.
#### 6. Levitation (Basic), Continuous Effect
While maintained:
- +3” Movement.
- Can't be Pinned.
- Ignores all terrain.
- Moves freely between levels without restriction.
- Never fall.
- May not ignore impassable terrain or walls.
- May not end its movement with its base overlapping an obstacle or another fighter’s base. | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 12 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # Helot Chaos Cult ## Fighters <FighterCard cost="100"> ### Demagogue (Leader) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 3+ | 3+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 3+ | 2 | 6+ | 5+ | 6+ | 7+ | **Skills:** 1 Primary (custom). **Restrictions:** Pistols, Basic and Close Combat. #### Devotion If standing, friendly fighters within 9” and have LOS to this fighter can use this fighter’s Cool & Willpower stats for any tests. </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="70"> ### 0-1 Witch (Specialist Champion) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 5+ | 5+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 4+ | 1 | 8+ | 7+ | 6+ | 6+ | **Skills:** 1 Primary (custom) and 1 Wyrd Power (Witch or Universal). **Restrictions:** Pistols and Close Combat. #### Unsanctioned Psyker. Can choose Wyrd Powers as Primary skill (Witch or Universal). </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="60"> ### Disciple (Champion) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 4+ | 3+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 4+ | 1 | 7+ | 6+ | 8+ | 8+ | **Skills:** 1 Primary (custom). **Restrictions:** None. </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="35"> ### Cultist (Ganger) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 4+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 3+ | 1 | 9+ | 7+ | 7+ | 8+ | **Restrictions:** Pistol, Basic, Special*, Close Combat. *One ganger only at gang creation, any during a campaign. </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="25"> ### 0-2 Chaos Familiar (Exotic Beast) **Cost:** 25 | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 4+ | - | 2 | 2 | 1 | 2+ | 1 | 7+ | 7+ | 6+ | 7+ | **Skills:** [Clamber](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-clamber). **Wargear:** None (always makes unarmed attacks). #### Omen of Fortune While within 3” of its owner, the owner may pass a Willpower test to avoid being hit (once per activation). Make the test immediately after a successful roll to hit has been made against the fighter. The attack counts as missed. Place Templates and Blasts as normal for the purposes of determining hits against other models, but the owner is assumed to have dodged clear. :::danger House Rule (Necrodamus, A&A) Omen of Fortune save can only be made once per round. ::: #### Precognition - 3+ save (unmodifiable by AP). - 4+ save (bonus, invulnerable) against Blast/Template only. If successful, this fighter does not count as being hit. #### Psychic Manifestation Once per round, the owner can re-roll a failed Willpower test to perform a Wyrd Power (if the owner is a Psyker). </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="130"> ### Chaos Spawn | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | D6” | ? | - | ? | ? | ? | ? | ? | - | -+ | - | - | **Skills:** [Clamber](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-clamber). **Wargear:** None (always makes unarmed attacks). A fighter who is turned into a Chaos Spawn is effectively slain and their equipment is lost. They are immediately replaced with a Chaos Spawn. The Spawn is added for free, but the cost affects Gang Rating. Roll a separate D6 for each ? in the profile and consult the table below. This is the Spawn’s characteristics which can't be altered in any way. | D6 | WS | S | T | W | I | A | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1 | 5+ | 3 | 4 | 1 | 5+ | 1 | | 2-5 | 4+ | 4 | 5 | 2 | 4+ | 2 | | 6 | 3+ | 5 | 6 | 3 | 3+ | 3 | - Can only make the following actions: Move, Charge, Fight and Coup de Grace. - Can't be, suffer, use or gain any of the following: - Pinned. - Seriously Injured. - Flesh Wounds. - Lasting Injuries (if taken Out of Action, it is automatically restrained after the battle). - Broken or Insane. - Weapons or equipment of any kind (always make unarmed attacks). - Experience or Advancements (in any way). - Automatically: - Passes any Cool or Willpower tests. - Fails any Leadership or Intelligence tests. After a battle that featured the Chaos Spawn, nominate up to 3 Gangers (not Out of Action or Seriously Injured at the end of the battle). Roll a D6 for each nominated Ganger: on a 4+, the Chaos Spawn is restrained; otherwise it scurries away to join the other nameless horrors of the Underhive and is removed from the gang. If a dice scores a 1, the Ganger suffers a Lasting Injury roll from the unfettered wrath of the Spawn. </FighterCard> ## Skill Access | | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Cunning](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#cunning) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | Cult Wyrd Powers | | :--------------- | --------- | --------- | --------- | ---------- | --------- | ---------------- | | Leader | Secondary | Primary | Primary | Primary | Secondary | - | | Champion | Secondary | Primary | Primary | Secondary | Secondary | - | | Champion (Witch) | Secondary | Secondary | Secondary | - | Primary | Primary | | Specialist | Secondary | Primary | Primary | - | Secondary | - | | Chaos Familiar | Secondary | Primary | - | - | - | - | ## Gang Composition Chaos Cults follow standard gang composition, with some additional rules: - 0-1 Witch. - Spawns have no impact on Gang Composition. - In Skirmish battles, 0-2 Chaos Spawns can be purchased. - When the gang is created, one Helot Cultist can be armed with a Special Weapon. During a campaign, additional Helot Cultists can also take Special Weapons as they are added. ## Special Rules #### Gaining Experience Chaos Cults gain experience like normal. Spawns can't gain any Advancements or XP. #### Loss of a Leader Nominate a new leader in the following order: 1. Champion 2. Ganger 3. Specialist 4. Otherwise: Use Leadership as first tie-breaker and number of Advancements as second tie-breaker. If there is still a tie, choose one. From now their Type is changed to Leader and count as a Leader for determining which equipment and skill sets they can access. The new Leader gains the Devotion special rule. Their characteristics do not change. :::note The Witch can never become the Leader! ::: #### Special Resources Settlements generate free Gangers instead of Juves. #### Injured to Insanity Demagogue, Witch, Disciple and Spawn never gain Insanity. #### Campaign - Outlaw. - Can hire Chaotic Hive Scum and Bounty Hunters. - Can suffer Mutations instead of Lasting Injuries. - Claim Resource Bonuses just like any other gang. - **Dominion:** Treated as a Cawdor gang for the purposes of gang specific Resource bonuses. #### Post-battle Actions - Each Demagogue, Disciple and Witch can make one post-battle action (in the same way as a Leader and Champions). - The Leader can make a Lead Ritual as a post-battle action (once per post-battle sequence). - Chaos Cults can't make the Sell to the Guilders action. Captives can instead be sacrificed to perform a Dark Ritual (in a circumstance where they normally could be sold). ## Witch Wyrd Powers ### Biomancy #### 1. Warp Strength (Simple), Continuous Effect +2 Strength and Close Combat attacks gain +1 Damage (while maintained). ### Pyromancy #### 2. Scouring (Basic) Make the following ranged attack: S2, AP -2, D1, Template, Blaze. ### Telepathy #### 3. Maddening Visions (Basic) Until the End phase of this round, any enemy fighter who ends their turn within 3” must pass a Willpower test or gain Insanity. If failed, roll a D6 each subsequent time the fighter is activated: | D6 | Outcome | | -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | **1-2** | Immediately become Broken. If already Broken, they flee the battlefield (even if their gang has not failed a Bottle test). | | **3-4** | An opposing gang (roll-off if multi-player) can control that fighter this turn, treating them as part of their gang. 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501 | # House Delaque
_House Delaque, or the House of Shadow, as it is also commonly known, is one of the more unusual Clan Houses of Necromunda. Unlike the Goliath, Escher, Van Saar and Orlock Houses, that are built upon vital industries and lord their wealth and power over a substantial population of workers, or the Cawdor, who are bound together by faith and claim populations across the hive world as their own, the Delaque have no defined home and no defined industrial role within Necromundan society. If one were to ask a hiver what purpose the Delaque serve for Lord Helmawr, one would doubtless receive myriad answers. Some believe them to be information brokers, who deal in secrets and buy and sell this vital commodity to the highest bidder. Others claim they are afforded their place because of some clandestine deal with the Helmawr line, and that they are spies for the Imperial House, or perhaps one or more of the Noble Houses. Still others claim the Delaque are assassins and saboteurs without peer, and in a world where open warfare between Houses is forbidden, all must enlist their services if they want to advance their power and influence. Like all good lies there is a grain of truth in each of these beliefs. For instance it is true that the Delaque deal in information, and any hiver knows that if you can meet their price a Delaque info-broker can find out what you want to know. It is also true that there is some connection between Lord Helmawr and Delaque, though no one really knows the true nature of this relationship and it ranges from them being the Lord of Necromunda’s eyes and ears below the Wall to the Delaque being a bastard offshoot of the Imperial House itself. House Delaque is also known for the quality of its spies, assassins and saboteurs, though they do not market themselves like mercenaries, and these skills seem more to be a by-product of their true purpose… whatever that is._
## Gang Composition
House Delaque follows the [normal rules](core-gang-creation.md#gang-composition) for Gang Composition.
## Special Rules
Follow normal rules as other gangs with the following exceptions:
- [Psychoteric Whispers](#psychoteric-whispers-3) and [Psychoteric Mastery](#psychoteric-mastery-2)
## Fighters
<FighterCard cost="100">
### Master of Shadow (Leader)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 3+ | 3+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 3+ | 2 | 6+ | 6+ | 5+ | 6+ |
**Skills:** 1 Primary (custom).
**Restrictions:** None.
**Special Rules:** Gang Leader, Gang Hierarchy (Leader), Tools of the Trade, Group Activation (2), Psychoteric Whispers.
#### Psychoteric Whispers
Upgrade for +30 credits when recruited to become an Unsanctioned Psyker and Psychoteric Mastery. The fighter must choose one discipline (Madness, Delusion or Darkness) to specialise in and may immediately select a single Wyrd Power from that discipline.
_A Master of Shadow is the very embodiment of the Psychoterica. They are everything the Delaque are known for – an invisible hand moving among the hives doing the will of the Star Chamber. Most hivers will never know if they have ever crossed paths with a Master of Shadow, such are the forms they might assume – and those who do peek behind the mask seldom live long to recount the experience._
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="85">
### Phantom (Champion)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 3+ | 3+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 4+ | 2 | 7+ | 6+ | 6+ | 6+ |
**Skills:** 1 Primary (custom).
**Restrictions:** None.
**Special Rules:** Gang Hierarchy (Champion), Tools of the Trade, Group Activation (1), Psychoteric Whispers.
#### Psychoteric Whispers
Upgrade for +30 credits when recruited to become an Unsanctioned Psyker and Psychoteric Mastery. The fighter must choose one discipline (Madness, Delusion or Darkness) to specialise in and may immediately select a single Wyrd Power from that discipline.
_Cast in the image of their leaders, Phantoms are able lieutenants to the Master of Shadow, enacting their will as their master enacts the will of the Star Chamber, and becoming a focus for the Psychoterica._
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="110">
### Nacht-Ghul (Specialist Champion)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 6” | 2+ | 3+ | 4 | 3 | 2 | 2+ | 2 | 7+ | 6+ | 6+ | 7+ |
**Skills:** 1 Primary (custom).
**Restrictions:** Pistol, Basic, Close Combat.
**Special Rules:** Gang Hierarchy (Champion), Tools of the Trade, Group Activation (1), From the Shadows, Psychoteric Whispers.
#### From the Shadows
Can be placed aside instead of being set up at the start of a battle.
Deployment:
- Start of any of any round after the first (before rolling for Priority).
- Anywhere on the battlefield.
- Outside 6” and LOS of any enemy fighters.
- If both gangs have fighters with this special rule, take turns, starting with the winner of a roll-off.
#### Psychoteric Whispers
Upgrade for +30 credits when recruited to become an Unsanctioned Psyker and Psychoteric Mastery. The fighter must choose one discipline (Madness, Delusion or Darkness) to specialise in and may immediately select a single Wyrd Power from that discipline.
Unsanctioned Psyker (when recruited).
_A Nacht-Ghul is an assassin and saboteur without peer. Crafted by psychic-science and esoteric chems, they are the edge of the blade in the dark that cuts away the enemies of the Delaque – or the enemies of their friends if it suits their purposes. Delaque gangs will often include these talented agents, though they do so with the knowledge that the Nacht-Ghul ultimately answer to the Star Chamber and the whispers of the Psychoterica._
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="40">
### Ghost (Ganger)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 4+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 4+ | 1 | 7+ | 6+ | 7+ | 7+ |
**Restrictions:** Pistol, Basic, Close Combat.
**Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Ganger), Promotion (Delaque Specialist), Tools of the Trade (Delaque Specialist only).
_The rank and file of the Delaque gangs are its Ghosts, though there is nothing common about their appearance and skills, each one unique in their unremarkability._
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="60">
### Psy-Gheist (Juve Prospect)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 6” | 4+ | 5+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 3+ | 1 | 9+ | 7+ | 8+ | 8+ |
**Restrictions:** Pistol, Basic, Close Combat.
**Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Prospect), Tools of the Trade, Promotion (Delaque Phantom or Delaque Nacht-Ghul), Psychoteric Mastery, Non-sanctioned Psyker, Hot-headed, Fast Learner.
#### Psychoteric Mastery
Unsanctioned Psyker. When recruited:
- Choose a discipline (Darkness, Delusion or Madness).
- 1 Wyrd Power (free).
#### Additional Wyrd Powers (+30 Each)
When recruited:
- Purchase any number of additional Wyrd Powers from the chosen discipline for 30 credits (each).
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="25">
### Shadow (Juve)
**Cost:** 25
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 6” | 5+ | 5+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 3+ | 1 | 9+ | 7+ | 8+ | 8+ |
**Restrictions:** Pistol, Basic, Close Combat.
**Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Juve), Promotion (Delaque Specialist), Fast Learner.
_When an individual is newly brought into the Psychoterica, their previous life is washed away by the psychic energy of the Silent Ones. Such fighters are known as Shadows, perhaps as a reference to what they have become._
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="190">
### 0-1 Spyker (N18 Brute)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 6” | 6+ | 6+ | 3 | 4 | 4 | 3+ | 1 | 5+ | 5+ | 4+ | 6+ |
#### Options
- Displaced field: +50
#### Flight
Ignores all terrain, moves freely between levels without restriction and can never fall. May not ignore impassable terrain or walls and may not end its movement with its base overlapping an obstacle or the base of another fighter.
#### Wyrd Powers
**Psychic Assault (Basic)**<br />
An enemy fighter within 18” is Pinned and must pass a Willpower test or suffer 1 Damage (if reduced to 0 Wounds, roll an Injury dice as normal).
**Psychic Scream (Basic)**<br />
Enemy fighters within 3” must pass a Nerve test with a -1 modifier or become Broken.
**Force Blast (Basic)**<br />
Any enemy fighters within 3” are immediately pushed D3+1” directly away. If a fighter is pushed from a platform or into a pitfall, they must pass an Initiative test to be placed Prone at the edge. Otherwise they will fall. If pushed into a wall or other impassable terrain, the fighter is immediately Pinned and takes a hit with a Strength equal to the number of inches rolled for the push distance.
:::note
There has been a new Delaque fighter called a [Spyker](/docs/gangs/gang-additions/hangers-on-and-brutes/hangers-on/#0-2-spyker) that was released in House of Shadows (whereas this was not included). Talk to your Arbitrator if you want to include this earlier version, as they may deem it invalid.
:::
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="205">
### 0-2 Piscean Spektor (Brute)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 3+ | 5+ | 4 | 4 | 3 | 3+ | 4 | 7+ | 6+ | 6+ | 8+ |
**Skills:** [Fearsome](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-fearsome).
**Weapons:** Phychomantic Claws (paired).
**Wargear:** Carapace (light).
#### Flight
Ignores all terrain, moves freely between levels without restriction and can never fall. May not ignore impassable terrain or walls and may not end its movement with its base overlapping an obstacle or the base of another fighter.
#### Psychoteric Mastery
Unsanctioned Psyker. When recruited:
- Choose a discipline (Darkness, Delusion or Madness).
- 1 Wyrd Power (free).
#### Additional Wyrd Powers (+30 Each)
When recruited:
- Purchase any number of additional Wyrd Powers from the chosen discipline for 30 credits (each).
_Piscean Spektors are yet another mystery unique to the Delaque. Most other clans see little distinction between the Delaque Spektor forms and consider them merely another mechanical ally created by the House of Shadow. In truth, the Piscean Spektors are unlike anything else employed by the Delaque and are more akin to a true race in their own right. A cybernetic form wrapped around a harvested xenos brain, the Spektor retains much of its memories from its prior existence, and serves the Clan House in accordance with an ancient pact between humans and its race. While not even the Delaque know for sure where the Pisceans come from, it is believed they are an aquatic race that arrived on Necromunda millennia ago and made their home in its subterranean seas. Occasionally, ancient members of this race come to the Delaque to have their brains placed in machines, the two races sharing a common connection to the Psychoterica._
_In life, a Piscean warrior is a ferocious aquatic alien, shark-headed and inhumanly strong. When its brain is interned in the shell of a Spektor, its connection to the Psychoterica becomes even stronger and it develops psychic powers. While still a competent warrior, favouring savage close quarters combat, its true strength is its ability to channel the Psychoterica into strange and deadly powers. This same ability allows it to float through the air, rapidly climb structures and move with a disturbing grace that belies its cumbersome form. When the Delaque are expecting trouble or staging an important assault, it is often to their Piscean Spektors they will turn, the creations perfectly adapted for combat in the underhive with a truly alien lust for battle._
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="100">
### 0-3 Cephalopod Spekter (Exotic Beast)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 4+ | 5+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 3+ | 1 | 7+ | 5+ | 8+ | 4+ |
**Weapons:** Shock stave (same as: shock tendrils).
**Special Rules:** Flight, Sensor Array, Threat Respose, Watchdog.
#### Flight
Ignores all terrain, moves freely between levels without restriction and can never fall. May not ignore impassable terrain or walls and may not end its movement with its base overlapping an obstacle or the base of another fighter.
#### Sensor Array
If within 3” when the owner makes an Intelligence test (for any reason), roll an extra D6 and pick a dice to discard.
#### Thread Response
When the owner is taken Out of Action, all enemy fighters within D6” of this pet suffer a Strength 1 automatic hit with Seismic (always Pinned, no save roll if the wound roll is a 6 before modifiers).
#### Watchdog
If the owner is a sentry, attackers can be spotted outside the vision arc. Add 1+ modifier to spotting (a 1 before modifiers still fails).
_House Delaque utilises numerous tools to gather secrets and pry knowledge from their surroundings, from scuttling whisper-thieves to burrowing data serpents. Among these, the Cephalopod Spektor is perhaps the most sinister, and the most effective. Each Spektor is a writhing mass of mechanical tentacles and gleaming oculi, its whirring lenses constantly tracking the shadows for movement. Via a complex array of auspexes, the Spektor drinks in its surroundings and communicates them to its owner, granting them a multi-spectral view of the battlefield. The Spektor’s cogitator is built around a fragment of synaptic tissue, grown from its owner’s genetic material. Extracted from a cloned brain gestated to the edge of adulthood, the fragment is interred into the mechanical cranium of the Spektor, and then raised to consciousness by its master. This cognitive bonding also has its drawbacks, however – a Spektor might anticipate its master’s needs, but it also often shares their hatreds or fears, making it act erratically if their owner gives in to rage or panic._
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="70">
### 0-2 Psychoteric Wyrm (Exotic Beast)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 6” | 4+ | 6+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 4+ | 1 | 8+ | 5+ | 6+ | 8+ |
**Weapons:** Flensing knife (same as Ferocious Jaws).
**Special Rules:** Long Leash, Psychoteric Node, Burrowing.
#### Long Leash
Must try to remain within 12" of the owner (instead of 3").
#### Psychoteric Node
While this pet is Active or Pinned (not Seriously Injured), the owner can channel Wyrd Powers through this fighter:
- The Psyker suffers any Perils of the Warp (as normal).
- Range, distance & LOS is measured from this pet.
#### Burrowing
Move freely under impassable terrain (if movement is sufficient to pass through completely).
_Psychoteric Wyrms are disturbing creations born of dark technology and alien biology. No one save the Delaque know for sure how they are created or what gives them the semblance of life they possess, but the few examples captured by other gangs have yielded no answers – as when a dead wyrm is dissected no mechanisms or organs can be found, only an oily black fluid that reeks like the depths of the sump. In life, however, their abilities are all too terrifying to behold. Wyrms can burrow through all manner of obstacles, from ferrocrete to plasteel, or squeeze their way through the tiniest of openings, as their bodies constrict and segment with unnatural speed. This mobility makes them excellent spies for the Delaque, as there are few places they cannot travel. The connection between a Delaque and Psychoteric Wyrm is similar to that between a Delaque and one of the Spektor creations – the fighter using their `connection to the Psychoteric as well as cranial splicing to exert control over the beast._
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="35">
### Delaque Wraith (Crew)
<Crew />
</FighterCard>
## Skill Access
| | [Agility](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#agility) | [Brawn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#brawn) | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Cunning](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#cunning) | [Driving](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#driving) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | [Shooting](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#shooting) | [Obfuscation](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#obfuscation) |
| :--------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Leader | Primary | - | - | Primary | | - | Primary | Secondary | Secondary | Secondary |
| Champion (Specialist) | Primary | - | - | Primary | | - | Secondary | - | Secondary | Secondary |
| Champion | Secondary | - | - | Primary | | - | Secondary | Primary | Secondary | Primary |
| Ganger (Specialist) | Secondary | - | Secondary | Primary | | - | - | Primary | - | - |
| Juve (Specialist) | Secondary | - | - | Primary | | - | - | Secondary | - | - |
| Juve | Secondary | - | - | Primary | | - | - | Secondary | - | - |
| Spekter (Exotic Beast) | Secondary | - | - | Primary | | - | - | - | - | - |
| Wyrm (Exotic Beast) | Secondary | - | - | Primary | | - | - | - | - | - |
| Spyker V1 (N18 Brute) | Secondary | - | - | Secondary | | - | - | Primary | - | - |
| Spektor (Brute) | - | Secondary | Secondary | - | | Primary | - | - | - | - |
## Psychoteric Whispers
Leader & Champion (including Specialist) can become an Unsanctioned Psyker (Psychoteric Mastery) in the following situations:
- When recruited (+30 credits).
- Spend 7 XP as an Advancement (increase the rating by +30 credits).
## Psychoteric Mastery
When a Faction fighter becomes a Psyker (when recruited or during Advancement), apply the following:
- Choose a discipline (Darkness, Delusion or Madness).
- Gain 1 Wyrd Power (free) from the chosen discipline (or any universal discipline).
- Gain additional Wyrd Powers as a Primary skill during Advancements (from the selected discipline or any universal discipline):
- Psychoteric (Random): 6 XP.
- Psychoteric (Custom): 9 XP.
- Universal (Random): 9 XP.
- Universal (Custom): 12 XP.
- Juve (Specialist) & Spektor (Brute): Purchase any number of additional Wyrd Powers from the chosen Psychoteric discipline for 30 credits (each).
## Psychoteric Choirs
When a friendly Psyker uses a Psychoteric Wyrd Power (Darkness, Delusion or Madness), up to 3 other Active friendly Faction fighters within 3" of the Psyker can give 1 modifier each in all of the following situations:
- **Increased Range:** +1" range to any Psychoteric Wyrd Power (max +3").
- **Harder to resist:** -1 modifier to enemy Intelligence tests to resist any Psychoteric Wyrd Power (min -3).
## Vehicles
All vehicles in a Delaque gang add the following to their equipment lists:
### Van Saar Vehicle Equipment List
<details open>
<summary>Weapons</summary>
| Item | Credits |
| :------------------ | ------: |
| **SPECIAL WEAPONS** |
| Grav gun | 120 |
| Meltagun | 135 |
| Plasma gun | 100 |
| Web gun | 115 |
| **HEAVY WEAPONS** |
| Heavy flamer | 195 |
</details>
<details open>
<summary>Wargear</summary>
| Item | Credits |
| :----------------------------------------------------- | ------: |
| **WEAPON ACCESSORIES** |
| Infra-sight† (Pistols, Basic and Special Weapons only) | 25 |
| Mono-sight† (Basic, Special and Heavy Weapons only) | 35 |
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Unlike the Goliath, Escher, Van Saar and Orlock Houses, that are built upon vital industries and lord their wealth and power over a substantial population of workers, or the Cawdor, who are bound together by faith and claim populations across the hive world as their own, the Delaque have no defined home and no defined industrial role within Necromundan society. If one were to ask a hiver what purpose the Delaque serve for Lord Helmawr, one would doubtless receive myriad answers. Some believe them to be information brokers, who deal in secrets and buy and sell this vital commodity to the highest bidder. Others claim they are afforded their place because of some clandestine deal with the Helmawr line, and that they are spies for the Imperial House, or perhaps one or more of the Noble Houses. Still others claim the Delaque are assassins and saboteurs without peer, and in a world where open warfare between Houses is forbidden, all must enlist their services if they want to advance their power and influence. Like all good lies there is a grain of truth in each of these beliefs. For instance it is true that the Delaque deal in information, and any hiver knows that if you can meet their price a Delaque info-broker can find out what you want to know. It is also true that there is some connection between Lord Helmawr and Delaque, though no one really knows the true nature of this relationship and it ranges from them being the Lord of Necromunda’s eyes and ears below the Wall to the Delaque being a bastard offshoot of the Imperial House itself. House Delaque is also known for the quality of its spies, assassins and saboteurs, though they do not market themselves like mercenaries, and these skills seem more to be a by-product of their true purpose… whatever that is._ ## Gang Composition House Delaque follows the [normal rules](core-gang-creation.md#gang-composition) for Gang Composition. ## Special Rules Follow normal rules as other gangs with the following exceptions: - [Psychoteric Whispers](#psychoteric-whispers-3) and [Psychoteric Mastery](#psychoteric-mastery-2) ## Fighters <FighterCard cost="100"> ### Master of Shadow (Leader) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 3+ | 3+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 3+ | 2 | 6+ | 6+ | 5+ | 6+ | **Skills:** 1 Primary (custom). **Restrictions:** None. **Special Rules:** Gang Leader, Gang Hierarchy (Leader), Tools of the Trade, Group Activation (2), Psychoteric Whispers. #### Psychoteric Whispers Upgrade for +30 credits when recruited to become an Unsanctioned Psyker and Psychoteric Mastery. The fighter must choose one discipline (Madness, Delusion or Darkness) to specialise in and may immediately select a single Wyrd Power from that discipline. _A Master of Shadow is the very embodiment of the Psychoterica. They are everything the Delaque are known for – an invisible hand moving among the hives doing the will of the Star Chamber. Most hivers will never know if they have ever crossed paths with a Master of Shadow, such are the forms they might assume – and those who do peek behind the mask seldom live long to recount the experience._ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="85"> ### Phantom (Champion) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 3+ | 3+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 4+ | 2 | 7+ | 6+ | 6+ | 6+ | **Skills:** 1 Primary (custom). **Restrictions:** None. **Special Rules:** Gang Hierarchy (Champion), Tools of the Trade, Group Activation (1), Psychoteric Whispers. #### Psychoteric Whispers Upgrade for +30 credits when recruited to become an Unsanctioned Psyker and Psychoteric Mastery. The fighter must choose one discipline (Madness, Delusion or Darkness) to specialise in and may immediately select a single Wyrd Power from that discipline. _Cast in the image of their leaders, Phantoms are able lieutenants to the Master of Shadow, enacting their will as their master enacts the will of the Star Chamber, and becoming a focus for the Psychoterica._ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="110"> ### Nacht-Ghul (Specialist Champion) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 6” | 2+ | 3+ | 4 | 3 | 2 | 2+ | 2 | 7+ | 6+ | 6+ | 7+ | **Skills:** 1 Primary (custom). **Restrictions:** Pistol, Basic, Close Combat. **Special Rules:** Gang Hierarchy (Champion), Tools of the Trade, Group Activation (1), From the Shadows, Psychoteric Whispers. #### From the Shadows Can be placed aside instead of being set up at the start of a battle. Deployment: - Start of any of any round after the first (before rolling for Priority). - Anywhere on the battlefield. - Outside 6” and LOS of any enemy fighters. - If both gangs have fighters with this special rule, take turns, starting with the winner of a roll-off. #### Psychoteric Whispers Upgrade for +30 credits when recruited to become an Unsanctioned Psyker and Psychoteric Mastery. The fighter must choose one discipline (Madness, Delusion or Darkness) to specialise in and may immediately select a single Wyrd Power from that discipline. Unsanctioned Psyker (when recruited). _A Nacht-Ghul is an assassin and saboteur without peer. Crafted by psychic-science and esoteric chems, they are the edge of the blade in the dark that cuts away the enemies of the Delaque – or the enemies of their friends if it suits their purposes. Delaque gangs will often include these talented agents, though they do so with the knowledge that the Nacht-Ghul ultimately answer to the Star Chamber and the whispers of the Psychoterica._ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="40"> ### Ghost (Ganger) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 4+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 4+ | 1 | 7+ | 6+ | 7+ | 7+ | **Restrictions:** Pistol, Basic, Close Combat. **Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Ganger), Promotion (Delaque Specialist), Tools of the Trade (Delaque Specialist only). _The rank and file of the Delaque gangs are its Ghosts, though there is nothing common about their appearance and skills, each one unique in their unremarkability._ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="60"> ### Psy-Gheist (Juve Prospect) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 6” | 4+ | 5+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 3+ | 1 | 9+ | 7+ | 8+ | 8+ | **Restrictions:** Pistol, Basic, Close Combat. **Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Prospect), Tools of the Trade, Promotion (Delaque Phantom or Delaque Nacht-Ghul), Psychoteric Mastery, Non-sanctioned Psyker, Hot-headed, Fast Learner. #### Psychoteric Mastery Unsanctioned Psyker. When recruited: - Choose a discipline (Darkness, Delusion or Madness). - 1 Wyrd Power (free). #### Additional Wyrd Powers (+30 Each) When recruited: - Purchase any number of additional Wyrd Powers from the chosen discipline for 30 credits (each). </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="25"> ### Shadow (Juve) **Cost:** 25 | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 6” | 5+ | 5+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 3+ | 1 | 9+ | 7+ | 8+ | 8+ | **Restrictions:** Pistol, Basic, Close Combat. **Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Juve), Promotion (Delaque Specialist), Fast Learner. _When an individual is newly brought into the Psychoterica, their previous life is washed away by the psychic energy of the Silent Ones. Such fighters are known as Shadows, perhaps as a reference to what they have become._ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="190"> ### 0-1 Spyker (N18 Brute) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 6” | 6+ | 6+ | 3 | 4 | 4 | 3+ | 1 | 5+ | 5+ | 4+ | 6+ | #### Options - Displaced field: +50 #### Flight Ignores all terrain, moves freely between levels without restriction and can never fall. May not ignore impassable terrain or walls and may not end its movement with its base overlapping an obstacle or the base of another fighter. #### Wyrd Powers **Psychic Assault (Basic)**<br /> An enemy fighter within 18” is Pinned and must pass a Willpower test or suffer 1 Damage (if reduced to 0 Wounds, roll an Injury dice as normal). **Psychic Scream (Basic)**<br /> Enemy fighters within 3” must pass a Nerve test with a -1 modifier or become Broken. **Force Blast (Basic)**<br /> Any enemy fighters within 3” are immediately pushed D3+1” directly away. If a fighter is pushed from a platform or into a pitfall, they must pass an Initiative test to be placed Prone at the edge. Otherwise they will fall. If pushed into a wall or other impassable terrain, the fighter is immediately Pinned and takes a hit with a Strength equal to the number of inches rolled for the push distance. :::note There has been a new Delaque fighter called a [Spyker](/docs/gangs/gang-additions/hangers-on-and-brutes/hangers-on/#0-2-spyker) that was released in House of Shadows (whereas this was not included). Talk to your Arbitrator if you want to include this earlier version, as they may deem it invalid. ::: </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="205"> ### 0-2 Piscean Spektor (Brute) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 3+ | 5+ | 4 | 4 | 3 | 3+ | 4 | 7+ | 6+ | 6+ | 8+ | **Skills:** [Fearsome](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-fearsome). **Weapons:** Phychomantic Claws (paired). **Wargear:** Carapace (light). #### Flight Ignores all terrain, moves freely between levels without restriction and can never fall. May not ignore impassable terrain or walls and may not end its movement with its base overlapping an obstacle or the base of another fighter. #### Psychoteric Mastery Unsanctioned Psyker. When recruited: - Choose a discipline (Darkness, Delusion or Madness). - 1 Wyrd Power (free). #### Additional Wyrd Powers (+30 Each) When recruited: - Purchase any number of additional Wyrd Powers from the chosen discipline for 30 credits (each). _Piscean Spektors are yet another mystery unique to the Delaque. Most other clans see little distinction between the Delaque Spektor forms and consider them merely another mechanical ally created by the House of Shadow. In truth, the Piscean Spektors are unlike anything else employed by the Delaque and are more akin to a true race in their own right. A cybernetic form wrapped around a harvested xenos brain, the Spektor retains much of its memories from its prior existence, and serves the Clan House in accordance with an ancient pact between humans and its race. While not even the Delaque know for sure where the Pisceans come from, it is believed they are an aquatic race that arrived on Necromunda millennia ago and made their home in its subterranean seas. Occasionally, ancient members of this race come to the Delaque to have their brains placed in machines, the two races sharing a common connection to the Psychoterica._ _In life, a Piscean warrior is a ferocious aquatic alien, shark-headed and inhumanly strong. When its brain is interned in the shell of a Spektor, its connection to the Psychoterica becomes even stronger and it develops psychic powers. While still a competent warrior, favouring savage close quarters combat, its true strength is its ability to channel the Psychoterica into strange and deadly powers. This same ability allows it to float through the air, rapidly climb structures and move with a disturbing grace that belies its cumbersome form. When the Delaque are expecting trouble or staging an important assault, it is often to their Piscean Spektors they will turn, the creations perfectly adapted for combat in the underhive with a truly alien lust for battle._ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="100"> ### 0-3 Cephalopod Spekter (Exotic Beast) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 4+ | 5+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 3+ | 1 | 7+ | 5+ | 8+ | 4+ | **Weapons:** Shock stave (same as: shock tendrils). **Special Rules:** Flight, Sensor Array, Threat Respose, Watchdog. #### Flight Ignores all terrain, moves freely between levels without restriction and can never fall. May not ignore impassable terrain or walls and may not end its movement with its base overlapping an obstacle or the base of another fighter. #### Sensor Array If within 3” when the owner makes an Intelligence test (for any reason), roll an extra D6 and pick a dice to discard. #### Thread Response When the owner is taken Out of Action, all enemy fighters within D6” of this pet suffer a Strength 1 automatic hit with Seismic (always Pinned, no save roll if the wound roll is a 6 before modifiers). #### Watchdog If the owner is a sentry, attackers can be spotted outside the vision arc. Add 1+ modifier to spotting (a 1 before modifiers still fails). _House Delaque utilises numerous tools to gather secrets and pry knowledge from their surroundings, from scuttling whisper-thieves to burrowing data serpents. Among these, the Cephalopod Spektor is perhaps the most sinister, and the most effective. Each Spektor is a writhing mass of mechanical tentacles and gleaming oculi, its whirring lenses constantly tracking the shadows for movement. Via a complex array of auspexes, the Spektor drinks in its surroundings and communicates them to its owner, granting them a multi-spectral view of the battlefield. The Spektor’s cogitator is built around a fragment of synaptic tissue, grown from its owner’s genetic material. Extracted from a cloned brain gestated to the edge of adulthood, the fragment is interred into the mechanical cranium of the Spektor, and then raised to consciousness by its master. This cognitive bonding also has its drawbacks, however – a Spektor might anticipate its master’s needs, but it also often shares their hatreds or fears, making it act erratically if their owner gives in to rage or panic._ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="70"> ### 0-2 Psychoteric Wyrm (Exotic Beast) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 6” | 4+ | 6+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 4+ | 1 | 8+ | 5+ | 6+ | 8+ | **Weapons:** Flensing knife (same as Ferocious Jaws). **Special Rules:** Long Leash, Psychoteric Node, Burrowing. #### Long Leash Must try to remain within 12" of the owner (instead of 3"). #### Psychoteric Node While this pet is Active or Pinned (not Seriously Injured), the owner can channel Wyrd Powers through this fighter: - The Psyker suffers any Perils of the Warp (as normal). - Range, distance & LOS is measured from this pet. #### Burrowing Move freely under impassable terrain (if movement is sufficient to pass through completely). _Psychoteric Wyrms are disturbing creations born of dark technology and alien biology. No one save the Delaque know for sure how they are created or what gives them the semblance of life they possess, but the few examples captured by other gangs have yielded no answers – as when a dead wyrm is dissected no mechanisms or organs can be found, only an oily black fluid that reeks like the depths of the sump. In life, however, their abilities are all too terrifying to behold. Wyrms can burrow through all manner of obstacles, from ferrocrete to plasteel, or squeeze their way through the tiniest of openings, as their bodies constrict and segment with unnatural speed. This mobility makes them excellent spies for the Delaque, as there are few places they cannot travel. The connection between a Delaque and Psychoteric Wyrm is similar to that between a Delaque and one of the Spektor creations – the fighter using their `connection to the Psychoteric as well as cranial splicing to exert control over the beast._ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="35"> ### Delaque Wraith (Crew) <Crew /> </FighterCard> ## Skill Access | | [Agility](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#agility) | [Brawn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#brawn) | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Cunning](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#cunning) | [Driving](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#driving) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | [Shooting](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#shooting) | [Obfuscation](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#obfuscation) | | :--------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Leader | Primary | - | - | Primary | | - | Primary | Secondary | Secondary | Secondary | | Champion (Specialist) | Primary | - | - | Primary | | - | Secondary | - | Secondary | Secondary | | Champion | Secondary | - | - | Primary | | - | Secondary | Primary | Secondary | Primary | | Ganger (Specialist) | Secondary | - | Secondary | Primary | | - | - | Primary | - | - | | Juve (Specialist) | Secondary | - | - | Primary | | - | - | Secondary | - | - | | Juve | Secondary | - | - | Primary | | - | - | Secondary | - | - | | Spekter (Exotic Beast) | Secondary | - | - | Primary | | - | - | - | - | - | | Wyrm (Exotic Beast) | Secondary | - | - | Primary | | - | - | - | - | - | | Spyker V1 (N18 Brute) | Secondary | - | - | Secondary | | - | - | Primary | - | - | | Spektor (Brute) | - | Secondary | Secondary | - | | Primary | - | - | - | - | ## Psychoteric Whispers Leader & Champion (including Specialist) can become an Unsanctioned Psyker (Psychoteric Mastery) in the following situations: - When recruited (+30 credits). - Spend 7 XP as an Advancement (increase the rating by +30 credits). ## Psychoteric Mastery When a Faction fighter becomes a Psyker (when recruited or during Advancement), apply the following: - Choose a discipline (Darkness, Delusion or Madness). - Gain 1 Wyrd Power (free) from the chosen discipline (or any universal discipline). - Gain additional Wyrd Powers as a Primary skill during Advancements (from the selected discipline or any universal discipline): - Psychoteric (Random): 6 XP. - Psychoteric (Custom): 9 XP. - Universal (Random): 9 XP. - Universal (Custom): 12 XP. - Juve (Specialist) & Spektor (Brute): Purchase any number of additional Wyrd Powers from the chosen Psychoteric discipline for 30 credits (each). ## Psychoteric Choirs When a friendly Psyker uses a Psychoteric Wyrd Power (Darkness, Delusion or Madness), up to 3 other Active friendly Faction fighters within 3" of the Psyker can give 1 modifier each in all of the following situations: - **Increased Range:** +1" range to any Psychoteric Wyrd Power (max +3"). - **Harder to resist:** -1 modifier to enemy Intelligence tests to resist any Psychoteric Wyrd Power (min -3). ## Vehicles All vehicles in a Delaque gang add the following to their equipment lists: ### Van Saar Vehicle Equipment List <details open> <summary>Weapons</summary> | Item | Credits | | :------------------ | ------: | | **SPECIAL WEAPONS** | | Grav gun | 120 | | Meltagun | 135 | | Plasma gun | 100 | | Web gun | 115 | | **HEAVY WEAPONS** | | Heavy flamer | 195 | </details> <details open> <summary>Wargear</summary> | Item | Credits | | :----------------------------------------------------- | ------: | | **WEAPON ACCESSORIES** | | Infra-sight† (Pistols, Basic and Special Weapons only) | 25 | | Mono-sight† (Basic, Special and Heavy Weapons only) | 35 | </details> | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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1,141 | # Psykers
_Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)_
_On Necromunda, there are few individuals as dangerous to Lord Helmawr’s dominion as the psyker._
_These powerful individuals represent a rare mutation within humanity – they are able to channel the esoteric power of the Warp with a thought and bend reality to their will. Since Mankind first ventured out into the void, the number of psykers being born has steadily grown, though at a terrible cost to the genetic stock of Mankind. For each one that comes into the world, millions of mutants are also born, as if nature itself were toying with biology in an effort to force Mankind to evolve. As the 41st Millennium draws to a close, psykers and mutants fill every corner of the galaxy, moving amongst humanity unnoticed or lurking in the shadows of cities and hives._
## Psychic Powers
Psykers are a distinct type of fighter who are able
to manifest strange and powerful abilities, bringing
death, destruction and worse to the gang wars of the
underhive. During a battle, psykers are activated just
like any other fighter, with the exception that they may
perform ‘Wyrd Power (X)’ actions, which enable them
to manifest their abilities.
A Wyrd Power (X) action may be (Simple), (Basic) or
(Double), depending upon the complexity of the Wyrd
Power the psyker is attempting to manifest. This will
always be shown in brackets after the name of the
Wyrd Power itself. When a psyker is activated, they may
choose to perform one or more Wyrd Power (X) actions.
Wyrd Powers are named by discipline first, such as
Telekinesis – the power to manipulate and move
objects, and as a unique effect second, such as
Force Blast – the power to push enemies back with
a thought. Most psykers follow one discipline closely, though it is not uncommon for a psyker to possess
abilities drawn from two or more different disciplines. Regardless of the Wyrd Power(s) that a psyker knows, all psykers are able to perform the following actions:
**Maintain Control (Simple):** In order to maintain
a Continuous Effect (as follows), the psyker must
perform this action. If they do not, the Continuous
Effect expires at the end of this fighter’s activation. The
psyker immediately makes a Willpower test with a +3
modifier – if the test is passed then the power remains
in effect until their next activation; if failed, the power
ends immediately.
If they wish, the psyker may instead choose to make
this action for free at the start of their activation –
if they do so then they do not add any bonuses to
their Willpower test and may not attempt to manifest
another Wyrd Power this activation regardless of
whether or not the Willpower test is successful.
**Concentrate (Basic):** If the fighter makes a Willpower
test in their subsequent action, add 1 to the result of
the dice roll.
## Using Wyrd Powers
When a psyker makes a Wyrd Power (X) action, they
must make a Willpower test to see if the action is
successful. If the test is passed, the Wyrd Power takes
immediate effect. If it is failed, the Wyrd Power has no
effect and the action is wasted.
Some Wyrd Power (X) actions are noted as being a
Continuous Effect. Such a power lasts from when the
psyker performs the action until the end of their next
activation when it will expire, unless they perform a
Maintain Control (Simple) action during their activation,
in which case the Continuous Effect remains in play
for another round. A psyker can only ever have one
Continuous Effect in play. If a psyker is Prone and
Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action, any of their
Continuous Effects will immediately expire.
However, using Wyrd Powers is not without risk. If the
Willpower test is failed on the roll of a double 1, the
psyker must immediately roll on the [Perils of the Warp
table](/docs/the-rules/psykers#perils-of-the-warp). If the Willpower test is passed
on the roll of a double 6, the Wyrd Power takes effect,
cannot be Disrupted (see [Psychic Duels](/docs/the-rules/psykers#psychic-duels)) and the psyker must immediately roll on the Perils of the Warp table.
## Psychic Duels
Whenever a psyker is activated to make a Wyrd Power (X) action or to make a
Maintain Control (Simple) action, if there is a Standing and Active or Prone and
Pinned enemy psyker within 18", they may attempt to Disrupt the psyker’s successful
Wyrd Power.
To Disrupt a successful Wyrd Power (X) action, a psyker must roll 2D6. If the total is
higher than the total rolled for the Willpower test made to successfully perform the
action, the Wyrd Power is Disrupted and fails as if the psyker making the action had
failed their own Willpower test. If the total is equal to or lower than the total of the
Willpower test made to successfully perform the action, the Disruption attempt fails
and the Wyrd Power (X) action is resolved.
However, Disruption attempts can be just as risky as manifesting psychic powers. If a
double 6 is rolled, the Wyrd Power is cancelled, but the psyker making the Disruption
attempt must immediately roll on the Perils of the Warp table. If a double 1 is rolled, the Disruption attempt fails and the psyker making the Disruption attempt must
immediately roll on the Perils of the Warp table.
## Perils Of The Warp
Whenever a psyker rolls a double 1 or a double 6 when making a Willpower test to
perform a Wyrd Power (X) action, or when attempting to Disrupt a Wyrd Power, roll
2D6 and consult the table below:
| 2D6 | Result |
| :---: | :--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 2-3 | **A Tear in Reality!:** The psyker loses control and warp energy tears reality apart around them. Centre a 5" Blast marker on the psyker; any model touched by the marker must pass a Willpower test or lose a Wound or suffer the [Driver Wounded effect](/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#crew-damage-table). The psyker then goes Out of Action. |
| 4-5 | **Immaterium Inverse:** The Warp inverts upon those attempting to control it. The psyker becomes the target of the power (regardless of range). If the power is beneficial, the psyker instead becomes Prone and Pinned and suffers a Strength 6 hit that inflicts 2 Damage, ignoring armour saves, and the power has no other effects. |
| 6-8 | **Whispers from the Warp:** The psyker’s mind is filled with screaming daemonic voices. The psyker becomes subject to the Insane condition. Place an Insanity marker on the psyker’s Fighter card and roll a D6 on the [Insane table](/docs/general-principles/conditions#insane) when they activate. |
| 9-10 | **Warp Surge!:** The psyker’s power becomes overcharged with warp energy. The psyker may immediately try to manifest the same power again as a free action, or, if they were trying to Disrupt a power, they may immediately manifest one of their own powers as a free action – this additional manifestation of the power can trigger Perils of the Warp as normal. After working out the effects of the power, the psyker becomes Prone and Pinned and suffers a Strength 4 hit which inflicts 1 Damage, ignoring armour saves. |
| 11-12 | **Daemonic Possession:** Daemonic energy courses through the psyker’s body. The psyker increases their Movement, Strength, Toughness and Attacks characteristics all by 3 and their Weapon Skill to 2+. Their unarmed attacks inflict 2 Damage and have an AP of -1. In the End phase of the following round, or if the psyker generates this result again, they go Out of Action. |
:::danger House Rule
#### Whisper of the Warp (Necrodamus, A&A)
If the first action causes Insanity, apply Insanity immediately if the fighter makes a 2nd action.
:::
## Sanctioned and Non-Sanctioned Psykers
All psykers fall into two broad types, regardless of
the powers they wield or where they originate from:
sanctioned psykers and non-sanctioned psykers. Bearing the official approval of Imperial authorities, sanctioned psykers wield their powers under the
control and vigilance of overseers and handlers. Trained from an early age in the correct use of their
abilities and to minimise the risks of daemonic
possession, sanctioned psykers are free to operate as
they wish without the risk of censure by the authorities. A non-sanctioned psyker, by contrast, exists outside of
the system and in secret, unaware of the great risks
they present to themselves and others, and oblivious
to the great efforts the Imperium goes to in controlling
their kind. The rewards for bringing a non-sanctioned
psyker to Imperial justice can be great, often significant
enough to justify the risks of going against them!
To reflect their sanctioned or unsanctioned status, all psykers will have one of the two following skills
on their profile:
**Sanctioned Psyker:** A psyker with this skill may re-roll a
failed Willpower test once per battle.
**Non-sanctioned Psykers:** Should a psyker with this skill
be taken Out of Action, the enemy gang is rewarded
a bounty of D3x10 credits at the end of the battle. Should a psyker with this skill be captured and sold
to the Guilders, they are worth their full value. Note
that when a psyker with this skill is captured, they
can be sold immediately without the opportunity for a
Rescue Mission.
:::info
## Wyrd Powers And The Firepower Dice
Some Wyrd powers act as weapons that can be
used by the psyker, however these powers can
never run Out of Ammo. Therefore there is no need
to roll a Firepower dice when attacking with a Wyrd
power unless the attack has a Trait that triggers
certain results on the Firepower dice.
:::
## Wyrd Powers
There are many ways that a fighter may gain access
to Wyrd Powers – one of the most common being
the use of Ghast. Presented below are a selection of
Wyrd Powers for players and Arbitrators to use in their
campaigns. If a fighter gains a Wyrd Power, they may
either roll a D6 to see which power they gain or in
some cases may choose one of the following powers.
:::tip
Below you will find the Wyrd Powers listed in the 2023 Core Rules. These were greatly expanded upon in the Book of the Outcast and can be found in [Wyrd Powers](/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers). Most campaigns will use the extended powers list, but check with your arbitrator if uncertain.
:::
### 1. Telekinesis – Assail (Basic)
_With a grunt, the wyrd pushes a person or an object away._
Target a single
enemy fighter or obstacle that is both within 12" and
line of sight of this fighter and make a hit roll, using
this fighter’s Ballistic Skill. If a hit is scored, move the
target D3" in any direction – if they were Standing, they
become Prone and Pinned after moving. If they come
into base contact with a Standing fighter or any terrain, they stop moving and suffer a S3, AP -, D1 hit. If they
come into base contact with another Standing fighter, that fighter also suffers a S3, AP -, D1 hit and becomes
Prone and Pinned.
### 2. Pyromancy – Flame Blast (Basic), Continuous Effect
_Flames envelop one of the wyrd’s weapons, causing anything touched by it to similarly burst into fire._
While this Wyrd Power is maintained, one weapon
with the Melee or Versatile trait carried by this fighter
gains the Blaze trait.
### 3. Chronomancy – Freeze Time (Double)
_Reality seems to thicken all around the fighter, and events slow down to a crawl – has time truly stopped, or are those caught in the power merely experiencing its flow differently?_
All fighters, friend and foe, within 12"
of this fighter may only perform a single action when
activated for the remainder of this round.
### 4. Technomancy – Weapon Jinx (Simple)
_With a snap of their fingers, the wyrd causes an enemy’s weapon to malfunction._
Choose an enemy fighter that is within
18" of this fighter. That enemy fighter must immediately
make an Ammo test for one of their weapons, chosen
by this fighter’s controlling player.
### 5. Telepathy – Terrify (Double)
_Planting a horrific image in an enemy’s mind, the wyrd tries to break their spirit._
Choose a single enemy fighter that is both
within 18" and line of sight of this fighter. That fighter
must immediately take a Nerve test with a -3 modifier
applied to the roll or becomes Broken.
### 6. Biomancy – Quickening (Basic), Continuous Effect
_The wyrd pours psychic energy into their muscles, greatly increasing their reflexes._
While this Wyrd Power is maintained, improve this fighter’s Movement
characteristic by 3 and their Weapon Skill, Ballistic
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Since Mankind first ventured out into the void, the number of psykers being born has steadily grown, though at a terrible cost to the genetic stock of Mankind. For each one that comes into the world, millions of mutants are also born, as if nature itself were toying with biology in an effort to force Mankind to evolve. As the 41st Millennium draws to a close, psykers and mutants fill every corner of the galaxy, moving amongst humanity unnoticed or lurking in the shadows of cities and hives._ ## Psychic Powers Psykers are a distinct type of fighter who are able to manifest strange and powerful abilities, bringing death, destruction and worse to the gang wars of the underhive. During a battle, psykers are activated just like any other fighter, with the exception that they may perform ‘Wyrd Power (X)’ actions, which enable them to manifest their abilities. A Wyrd Power (X) action may be (Simple), (Basic) or (Double), depending upon the complexity of the Wyrd Power the psyker is attempting to manifest. This will always be shown in brackets after the name of the Wyrd Power itself. When a psyker is activated, they may choose to perform one or more Wyrd Power (X) actions. Wyrd Powers are named by discipline first, such as Telekinesis – the power to manipulate and move objects, and as a unique effect second, such as Force Blast – the power to push enemies back with a thought. Most psykers follow one discipline closely, though it is not uncommon for a psyker to possess abilities drawn from two or more different disciplines. Regardless of the Wyrd Power(s) that a psyker knows, all psykers are able to perform the following actions: **Maintain Control (Simple):** In order to maintain a Continuous Effect (as follows), the psyker must perform this action. If they do not, the Continuous Effect expires at the end of this fighter’s activation. The psyker immediately makes a Willpower test with a +3 modifier – if the test is passed then the power remains in effect until their next activation; if failed, the power ends immediately. If they wish, the psyker may instead choose to make this action for free at the start of their activation – if they do so then they do not add any bonuses to their Willpower test and may not attempt to manifest another Wyrd Power this activation regardless of whether or not the Willpower test is successful. **Concentrate (Basic):** If the fighter makes a Willpower test in their subsequent action, add 1 to the result of the dice roll. ## Using Wyrd Powers When a psyker makes a Wyrd Power (X) action, they must make a Willpower test to see if the action is successful. If the test is passed, the Wyrd Power takes immediate effect. If it is failed, the Wyrd Power has no effect and the action is wasted. Some Wyrd Power (X) actions are noted as being a Continuous Effect. Such a power lasts from when the psyker performs the action until the end of their next activation when it will expire, unless they perform a Maintain Control (Simple) action during their activation, in which case the Continuous Effect remains in play for another round. A psyker can only ever have one Continuous Effect in play. If a psyker is Prone and Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action, any of their Continuous Effects will immediately expire. However, using Wyrd Powers is not without risk. If the Willpower test is failed on the roll of a double 1, the psyker must immediately roll on the [Perils of the Warp table](/docs/the-rules/psykers#perils-of-the-warp). If the Willpower test is passed on the roll of a double 6, the Wyrd Power takes effect, cannot be Disrupted (see [Psychic Duels](/docs/the-rules/psykers#psychic-duels)) and the psyker must immediately roll on the Perils of the Warp table. ## Psychic Duels Whenever a psyker is activated to make a Wyrd Power (X) action or to make a Maintain Control (Simple) action, if there is a Standing and Active or Prone and Pinned enemy psyker within 18", they may attempt to Disrupt the psyker’s successful Wyrd Power. To Disrupt a successful Wyrd Power (X) action, a psyker must roll 2D6. If the total is higher than the total rolled for the Willpower test made to successfully perform the action, the Wyrd Power is Disrupted and fails as if the psyker making the action had failed their own Willpower test. If the total is equal to or lower than the total of the Willpower test made to successfully perform the action, the Disruption attempt fails and the Wyrd Power (X) action is resolved. However, Disruption attempts can be just as risky as manifesting psychic powers. If a double 6 is rolled, the Wyrd Power is cancelled, but the psyker making the Disruption attempt must immediately roll on the Perils of the Warp table. If a double 1 is rolled, the Disruption attempt fails and the psyker making the Disruption attempt must immediately roll on the Perils of the Warp table. ## Perils Of The Warp Whenever a psyker rolls a double 1 or a double 6 when making a Willpower test to perform a Wyrd Power (X) action, or when attempting to Disrupt a Wyrd Power, roll 2D6 and consult the table below: | 2D6 | Result | | :---: | :--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | 2-3 | **A Tear in Reality!:** The psyker loses control and warp energy tears reality apart around them. Centre a 5" Blast marker on the psyker; any model touched by the marker must pass a Willpower test or lose a Wound or suffer the [Driver Wounded effect](/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#crew-damage-table). The psyker then goes Out of Action. | | 4-5 | **Immaterium Inverse:** The Warp inverts upon those attempting to control it. The psyker becomes the target of the power (regardless of range). If the power is beneficial, the psyker instead becomes Prone and Pinned and suffers a Strength 6 hit that inflicts 2 Damage, ignoring armour saves, and the power has no other effects. | | 6-8 | **Whispers from the Warp:** The psyker’s mind is filled with screaming daemonic voices. The psyker becomes subject to the Insane condition. Place an Insanity marker on the psyker’s Fighter card and roll a D6 on the [Insane table](/docs/general-principles/conditions#insane) when they activate. | | 9-10 | **Warp Surge!:** The psyker’s power becomes overcharged with warp energy. The psyker may immediately try to manifest the same power again as a free action, or, if they were trying to Disrupt a power, they may immediately manifest one of their own powers as a free action – this additional manifestation of the power can trigger Perils of the Warp as normal. After working out the effects of the power, the psyker becomes Prone and Pinned and suffers a Strength 4 hit which inflicts 1 Damage, ignoring armour saves. | | 11-12 | **Daemonic Possession:** Daemonic energy courses through the psyker’s body. The psyker increases their Movement, Strength, Toughness and Attacks characteristics all by 3 and their Weapon Skill to 2+. Their unarmed attacks inflict 2 Damage and have an AP of -1. In the End phase of the following round, or if the psyker generates this result again, they go Out of Action. | :::danger House Rule #### Whisper of the Warp (Necrodamus, A&A) If the first action causes Insanity, apply Insanity immediately if the fighter makes a 2nd action. ::: ## Sanctioned and Non-Sanctioned Psykers All psykers fall into two broad types, regardless of the powers they wield or where they originate from: sanctioned psykers and non-sanctioned psykers. Bearing the official approval of Imperial authorities, sanctioned psykers wield their powers under the control and vigilance of overseers and handlers. Trained from an early age in the correct use of their abilities and to minimise the risks of daemonic possession, sanctioned psykers are free to operate as they wish without the risk of censure by the authorities. A non-sanctioned psyker, by contrast, exists outside of the system and in secret, unaware of the great risks they present to themselves and others, and oblivious to the great efforts the Imperium goes to in controlling their kind. The rewards for bringing a non-sanctioned psyker to Imperial justice can be great, often significant enough to justify the risks of going against them! To reflect their sanctioned or unsanctioned status, all psykers will have one of the two following skills on their profile: **Sanctioned Psyker:** A psyker with this skill may re-roll a failed Willpower test once per battle. **Non-sanctioned Psykers:** Should a psyker with this skill be taken Out of Action, the enemy gang is rewarded a bounty of D3x10 credits at the end of the battle. Should a psyker with this skill be captured and sold to the Guilders, they are worth their full value. Note that when a psyker with this skill is captured, they can be sold immediately without the opportunity for a Rescue Mission. :::info ## Wyrd Powers And The Firepower Dice Some Wyrd powers act as weapons that can be used by the psyker, however these powers can never run Out of Ammo. Therefore there is no need to roll a Firepower dice when attacking with a Wyrd power unless the attack has a Trait that triggers certain results on the Firepower dice. ::: ## Wyrd Powers There are many ways that a fighter may gain access to Wyrd Powers – one of the most common being the use of Ghast. Presented below are a selection of Wyrd Powers for players and Arbitrators to use in their campaigns. If a fighter gains a Wyrd Power, they may either roll a D6 to see which power they gain or in some cases may choose one of the following powers. :::tip Below you will find the Wyrd Powers listed in the 2023 Core Rules. These were greatly expanded upon in the Book of the Outcast and can be found in [Wyrd Powers](/docs/the-rules/wyrd-powers). Most campaigns will use the extended powers list, but check with your arbitrator if uncertain. ::: ### 1. Telekinesis – Assail (Basic) _With a grunt, the wyrd pushes a person or an object away._ Target a single enemy fighter or obstacle that is both within 12" and line of sight of this fighter and make a hit roll, using this fighter’s Ballistic Skill. If a hit is scored, move the target D3" in any direction – if they were Standing, they become Prone and Pinned after moving. If they come into base contact with a Standing fighter or any terrain, they stop moving and suffer a S3, AP -, D1 hit. If they come into base contact with another Standing fighter, that fighter also suffers a S3, AP -, D1 hit and becomes Prone and Pinned. ### 2. Pyromancy – Flame Blast (Basic), Continuous Effect _Flames envelop one of the wyrd’s weapons, causing anything touched by it to similarly burst into fire._ While this Wyrd Power is maintained, one weapon with the Melee or Versatile trait carried by this fighter gains the Blaze trait. ### 3. Chronomancy – Freeze Time (Double) _Reality seems to thicken all around the fighter, and events slow down to a crawl – has time truly stopped, or are those caught in the power merely experiencing its flow differently?_ All fighters, friend and foe, within 12" of this fighter may only perform a single action when activated for the remainder of this round. ### 4. Technomancy – Weapon Jinx (Simple) _With a snap of their fingers, the wyrd causes an enemy’s weapon to malfunction._ Choose an enemy fighter that is within 18" of this fighter. That enemy fighter must immediately make an Ammo test for one of their weapons, chosen by this fighter’s controlling player. ### 5. Telepathy – Terrify (Double) _Planting a horrific image in an enemy’s mind, the wyrd tries to break their spirit._ Choose a single enemy fighter that is both within 18" and line of sight of this fighter. That fighter must immediately take a Nerve test with a -3 modifier applied to the roll or becomes Broken. ### 6. Biomancy – Quickening (Basic), Continuous Effect _The wyrd pours psychic energy into their muscles, greatly increasing their reflexes._ While this Wyrd Power is maintained, improve this fighter’s Movement characteristic by 3 and their Weapon Skill, Ballistic Skill and Initiative characteristics by 1 (to a maximumof 2+). | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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539 | Gang Details
## Leader
**Magus "The Iron Fist" Orlock**
**Leader of the Iron Fist Legion**
**Stats:**
* **WS:** 5 (+0)
* **BS:** 4 (-1)
* **S:** 3 (-2)
* **T:** 6 (+1)
* **Ag:** 4 (-1)
* **Int:** 2 (-3)
* **WP:** 7 (+2)
* **Fel:** 3 (-2)
**Equipment:**
* **Power Fist**: +2 WS, AP-1
* **Chainsword**: +2 S, AP-1
* **Artificer Armor**: +1 T, +1 Int (but -1 to Fel)
**Skills:**
* **Combat:** +3
* **Leadership:** +2
* **Intimidate:** +2
**Armour:**
* **Artificer Armor**: +1 T, +1 Int (but -1 to Fel)
+ 10 points of damage reduction
+ Immune to psychological attacks
As the leader of the Iron Fist Legion, Magus "The Iron Fist" Orlock is a formidable opponent on the battlefield. His Power Fist and Chainsword make him a force to be reckoned with in close combat, while his Artificer Armor provides him with additional protection.
Magus's Leadership skill reflects his ability to rally his gang members and inspire them to fight for their cause. His Intimidate skill allows him to unsettle his enemies and demoralize them on the battlefield.
As a leader, Magus is also skilled in Combat, reflecting his ability to take down his opponents with ease. However, his low Intelligence score means he may struggle with complex problems or puzzles.
Magus's Fel rating is -2, indicating that he has a strong sense of loyalty and duty to his gang, but may be prone to impulsive decisions and reckless behavior in the heat of battle.
## Champions
**Champion:** Kaelin "The Unyielding" Orlock
**Stats:**
* **WS:** 5 (Powerful)
* **BS:** 4 (Average)
* **S:** 3 (Below Average)
* **T:** 5 (Powerful)
* **Ag:** 2 (Poor)
* **Int:** 1 (Very Poor)
* **WP:** 6 (Exceptional)
**Equipment:**
* **Primary Weapon:** Heavy Bolter "The Devourer" - A custom-built heavy bolter with a high rate of fire and increased damage output.
* **Secondary Weapon:** Power Fist "The Unyielding" - A heavily modified power fist with increased strength and durability.
* **Armor:** Artificer Armor "The Bulwark" - A suit of heavy, reinforced armor that provides excellent protection against small arms and melee attacks.
**Skills:**
* **Combat Training:** +1 to all combat-related skills (WS, BS, S)
* **Leadership:** +1 to leadership tests
* **Intimidation:** +2 to intimidation tests
**Special Rules:**
* **Unyielding:** Kaelin has a 6+ chance to ignore any wounds he takes in close combat.
* **Heavy Bolter Mastery:** Kaelin can fire his heavy bolter twice per turn, but only once every other turn thereafter.
* **Power Fist Fury:** When Kaelin uses his power fist to attack an enemy, he gains +1 to his WS for the remainder of the battle.
**Background:** Kaelin "The Unyielding" Orlock is a veteran enforcer and champion of the Iron Fist Legion. He has spent years honing his combat skills and building his reputation as a formidable opponent on the battlefield. His heavy bolter, "The Devourer," is said to be able to chew through even the toughest armor, while his power fist, "The Unyielding," is capable of delivering crushing blows that can shatter even the strongest defenses.
**Personality:** Kaelin is a no-nonsense leader who will stop at nothing to protect his gang and territory. He is fiercely loyal to Magus Orlock and will follow her orders without question. Despite his tough exterior, he has a soft spot for those in need and will go out of his way to help those less fortunate than himself.
**Goals:** Kaelin's primary goal is to defend the Iron Fist Legion's stronghold against all comers. He also hopes to use his combat prowess to eliminate rival gangs and expand the gang's influence throughout the underhive.
## Gangers
**Ganger: Grimjack "The Scourge" Orlock**
**Stats:**
* **WS:** 4 (+2)
* **BS:** 3 (+1)
* **S:** 5 (+3)
* **T:** 4 (+2)
* **Ag:** 3 (+1)
* **Int:** 2 (+0)
* **Fel:** 6 (+4)
**Equipment:**
* **Wargear:** Power Fist (with Smash and Frenzy special rules), Chainsword, and Artificer armor
* **Other Equipment:** Medkit, Smoke Bomb, and a set of Lockpicks
**Skills:**
* **Combat:** +2 to all melee attacks
* **Intimidation:** +3 when using Intimidate skill
* **Stealth:** +1 when moving through ruins or underhive tunnels
* **Survival:** +2 in extreme environments (e.g., toxic waste, extreme temperatures)
**Armor:**
* **Artificer Armor:** Provides +1 to all armor saves and grants the ability to repair damaged equipment using the Tech-priest's staff
**Background:**
Grimjack "The Scourge" Orlock was once a member of another gang, but after a brutal betrayal by his former leader, he turned to the Iron Fist Legion for protection and a new purpose. Now, he seeks revenge against those who wronged him while also serving as a loyal enforcer for Magus "The Iron Fist" Orlock.
**Personality:**
Grimjack is a ruthless and cunning fighter with a strong sense of loyalty and justice. He has a deep-seated hatred for those who would betray or harm his friends, and will stop at nothing to eliminate them. Despite this, he has a certain code of honor that prevents him from targeting innocent civilians.
**Special Abilities:**
* **Frenzy:** When Grimjack's Power Fist is used in melee combat, he enters a state of fury, gaining +1 to all attacks made with the Power Fist for 1 turn.
* **Smash:** Grimjack can use his Power Fist to deliver a devastating blow, dealing an additional 3 damage if the target is already wounded.
As Grimjack "The Scourge" Orlock, you are now part of the Iron Fist Legion's ranks. What will you do first? Will you seek out revenge against your former gang, or focus on serving Magus "The Iron Fist" Orlock and protecting the stronghold? The choice is yours.
**Ganger:**
Name: Vesper "The Whisperer" Orlock
Role: Scout/Gunner
Stats:
* Strength: 4+
* Toughness: 3+
* Agility: 5+
* Intelligence: 2+
* Perception: 4+
* Willpower: 3+
Equipment:
* **Wargear:** Chainsword, Heavy Bolter with 10 rounds of ammunition
* **Armor:** Artificer's Aegis (light armor) with built-in Medkit and Smoke Bomb
Skills:
* **Scouting:** +2 (Vesper is an expert at sneaking around, gathering intel, and staying one step ahead of enemies)
* **Gunner:** +1 (Vesper has decent aim and can lay down suppressive fire to pin down targets)
* **Infiltrator:** +1 (Vesper knows how to blend in, disguise herself, and move undetected through enemy lines)
Armor:
* Artificer's Aegis: This lightweight armor is designed for mobility and protection. It provides a +2 bonus to Toughness and includes:
+ Medkit: Vesper can use this to heal 1-2 wounds (depending on the severity of the injury)
+ Smoke Bomb: Vesper can deploy this to create a smoke screen, allowing her to escape or reposition quickly
Background:
Vesper "The Whisperer" Orlock is a skilled scout and gunner for the Iron Fist Legion. She's known for her ability to gather intel without being detected, as well as her deadly accuracy with her Heavy Bolter. Vesper has a talent for blending in and moving undetected through enemy lines, making her an invaluable asset to the gang.
Personality:
Vesper is quiet and reserved, preferring to observe and listen rather than speak. She's fiercely loyal to the Iron Fist Legion and will do whatever it takes to protect her comrades. Vesper has a dry sense of humor and enjoys making witty remarks when the situation calls for it.
Goals:
* **Secure Intel:** Vesper aims to gather as much information as possible about rival gangs, potential threats, and valuable resources.
* **Take Out Enemies:** She's always on the lookout for opportunities to take out enemy gang members or disrupt their operations.
* **Protect Her Comrades:** Vesper will do whatever it takes to keep her fellow Iron Fist Legion members safe and protected.
Now that you have Vesper as a ganger, you can use her in various scenarios, such as:
* Sending her on reconnaissance missions to gather intel
* Having her provide overwatch with her Heavy Bolter during battles
* Using her Infiltrator skills to sneak into enemy territory and disrupt their operations
What would you like Vesper to do next?
## Juves
**Juve: "Raven" Vex**
* **Role:** Juve (Youngblood) of the Iron Fist Legion
* **Stats:**
+ WS (Weapon Skill): 3+
+ BS (Ballistic Skill): 4+
+ S (Strength): 2
+ T (Toughness): 3
+ Ag (Agility): 5
+ Int (Intelligence): 2
+ WP (Will Power): 3
* **Equipment:**
+ Choppa (basic melee weapon)
+ Laspistol (basic ranged weapon)
+ Medkit ( basic medical kit for emergency healing)
* **Skills:**
+ Basic Gang Skills (includes skills like Scavenging, Hacking, and Negotiation)
+ Combat Training (basic combat training with Choppa and Laspistol)
* **Armor:**
+ Artificer's Leather Armor (lightweight armor providing basic protection)
As a Juve of the Iron Fist Legion, Raven Vex is still learning the ropes but has already shown promise as a youngblood. He's eager to prove himself and earn his place among the gang's ranks.
**Personality:** Raven is a hot-headed and impulsive youth who often acts on instinct without thinking through the consequences. Despite this, he has a natural talent for combat and is fiercely loyal to Magus "The Iron Fist" Orlock and the rest of the gang. He dreams of one day becoming a respected enforcer like Kaelin "The Butcher" Orlock.
**Goals:**
1. **Prove Himself:** Raven wants to prove his worth as a youngblood by completing missions and earning recognition from the gang's leaders.
2. **Gain Respect:** He hopes to earn the respect of his peers and superiors through his actions, becoming a respected member of the Iron Fist Legion.
3. **Learn from Others:** Raven seeks to learn from more experienced gang members, like Kaelin or Elara, to improve his skills and combat prowess.
As Raven navigates the underhive, he'll encounter various challenges, rival gangs, and unexpected opportunities. Will he rise through the ranks or get caught in the crossfire? 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His Power Fist and Chainsword make him a force to be reckoned with in close combat, while his Artificer Armor provides him with additional protection. Magus's Leadership skill reflects his ability to rally his gang members and inspire them to fight for their cause. His Intimidate skill allows him to unsettle his enemies and demoralize them on the battlefield. As a leader, Magus is also skilled in Combat, reflecting his ability to take down his opponents with ease. However, his low Intelligence score means he may struggle with complex problems or puzzles. Magus's Fel rating is -2, indicating that he has a strong sense of loyalty and duty to his gang, but may be prone to impulsive decisions and reckless behavior in the heat of battle. ## Champions **Champion:** Kaelin "The Unyielding" Orlock **Stats:** * **WS:** 5 (Powerful) * **BS:** 4 (Average) * **S:** 3 (Below Average) * **T:** 5 (Powerful) * **Ag:** 2 (Poor) * **Int:** 1 (Very Poor) * **WP:** 6 (Exceptional) **Equipment:** * **Primary Weapon:** Heavy Bolter "The Devourer" - A custom-built heavy bolter with a high rate of fire and increased damage output. * **Secondary Weapon:** Power Fist "The Unyielding" - A heavily modified power fist with increased strength and durability. * **Armor:** Artificer Armor "The Bulwark" - A suit of heavy, reinforced armor that provides excellent protection against small arms and melee attacks. **Skills:** * **Combat Training:** +1 to all combat-related skills (WS, BS, S) * **Leadership:** +1 to leadership tests * **Intimidation:** +2 to intimidation tests **Special Rules:** * **Unyielding:** Kaelin has a 6+ chance to ignore any wounds he takes in close combat. * **Heavy Bolter Mastery:** Kaelin can fire his heavy bolter twice per turn, but only once every other turn thereafter. * **Power Fist Fury:** When Kaelin uses his power fist to attack an enemy, he gains +1 to his WS for the remainder of the battle. **Background:** Kaelin "The Unyielding" Orlock is a veteran enforcer and champion of the Iron Fist Legion. He has spent years honing his combat skills and building his reputation as a formidable opponent on the battlefield. His heavy bolter, "The Devourer," is said to be able to chew through even the toughest armor, while his power fist, "The Unyielding," is capable of delivering crushing blows that can shatter even the strongest defenses. **Personality:** Kaelin is a no-nonsense leader who will stop at nothing to protect his gang and territory. He is fiercely loyal to Magus Orlock and will follow her orders without question. Despite his tough exterior, he has a soft spot for those in need and will go out of his way to help those less fortunate than himself. **Goals:** Kaelin's primary goal is to defend the Iron Fist Legion's stronghold against all comers. He also hopes to use his combat prowess to eliminate rival gangs and expand the gang's influence throughout the underhive. ## Gangers **Ganger: Grimjack "The Scourge" Orlock** **Stats:** * **WS:** 4 (+2) * **BS:** 3 (+1) * **S:** 5 (+3) * **T:** 4 (+2) * **Ag:** 3 (+1) * **Int:** 2 (+0) * **Fel:** 6 (+4) **Equipment:** * **Wargear:** Power Fist (with Smash and Frenzy special rules), Chainsword, and Artificer armor * **Other Equipment:** Medkit, Smoke Bomb, and a set of Lockpicks **Skills:** * **Combat:** +2 to all melee attacks * **Intimidation:** +3 when using Intimidate skill * **Stealth:** +1 when moving through ruins or underhive tunnels * **Survival:** +2 in extreme environments (e.g., toxic waste, extreme temperatures) **Armor:** * **Artificer Armor:** Provides +1 to all armor saves and grants the ability to repair damaged equipment using the Tech-priest's staff **Background:** Grimjack "The Scourge" Orlock was once a member of another gang, but after a brutal betrayal by his former leader, he turned to the Iron Fist Legion for protection and a new purpose. 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It provides a +2 bonus to Toughness and includes: + Medkit: Vesper can use this to heal 1-2 wounds (depending on the severity of the injury) + Smoke Bomb: Vesper can deploy this to create a smoke screen, allowing her to escape or reposition quickly Background: Vesper "The Whisperer" Orlock is a skilled scout and gunner for the Iron Fist Legion. She's known for her ability to gather intel without being detected, as well as her deadly accuracy with her Heavy Bolter. Vesper has a talent for blending in and moving undetected through enemy lines, making her an invaluable asset to the gang. Personality: Vesper is quiet and reserved, preferring to observe and listen rather than speak. She's fiercely loyal to the Iron Fist Legion and will do whatever it takes to protect her comrades. Vesper has a dry sense of humor and enjoys making witty remarks when the situation calls for it. Goals: * **Secure Intel:** Vesper aims to gather as much information as possible about rival gangs, potential threats, and valuable resources. * **Take Out Enemies:** She's always on the lookout for opportunities to take out enemy gang members or disrupt their operations. * **Protect Her Comrades:** Vesper will do whatever it takes to keep her fellow Iron Fist Legion members safe and protected. 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177 | | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5" | 5+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 4+ | 1 | 9+ | 8+ | 9+ | 7+ |
**Wargear:** [Armoured bodyglove](/docs/armoury/armour#armoured-bodyglove) and [Grav-cutter](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#grav-cutter).
**Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Prospect), Tools of the Trade, Promotion (Van Saar Augmek or Van Saar Archeotek), Hot-headed, Fast Learner.
<details className="">
<summary>Special Rules</summary>
**Tools of the Trade:** This fighter enjoys access to a wide variety of weapons.
A fighter with this special rule may take multiple equipment sets.
**Gang Fighter (Prospect):** Fighters with this special rule form the backbone of House
Van Saar gangs. The total number of fighters with the Gang Fighter (X) special rule
in the gang must always be equal to, or higher than, the total number of fighters
without the Gang Fighter (X) special rule combined, not counting Hangers-on or
Hired Guns.
**Promotion (Van Saar Augmek or Van Saar Archeotek):** If, during the Downtime
phase of a campaign, this fighter has gained five or more Advancements, this fighter
may be promoted to become either a Van Saar Augmek or a Van Saar Archeotek as
the controlling player wishes.
When a fighter is promoted in this way, they will from now on count as a Van Saar
Augmek or a Van Saar Archeotek for the purposes of determining which equipment
and skill sets they can access. Their existing characteristics do not change, but they
will lose the Promotion (Van Saar Augmek or a Van Saar Archeotek), Hot-headed and
Fast Learner special rules and gain all the special rules associated with a Van Saar
Augmek or a Van Saar Archeotek, as appropriate.
Note that when a fighter is promoted in this way (especially when promoted to
become an Archeotek), an appropriate model should be used to represent their new
category and type.
**Hot-headed:** Fighters with this special rule have much to prove and often act on
impulse alone, hoping to impress their superiors. Consequently, older and wiser
fighters expect them to be short-lived. Should a fighter with this special rule be
Seriously Injured or be taken Out of Action, friendly fighters that are within 3" do not
have to take a Nerve test, unless they also have this special rule.
**Fast Learner:** During Campaign play, when this fighter gains a characteristic
Advancement, they do not need to spend an additional 2 XP if the characteristic
being improved has already been improved. In other words, this fighter may improve
a characteristic any number of times (up to the maximum) for the basic XP cost
shown each time.
</details>
<details className="">
<summary>Skill Access</summary>
A Van Saar Neotek has access to the following skill sets:
| [Agility](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#agility) | [Brawn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#brawn) | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Cunning](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#cunning) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | [Shooting](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#shooting) | [Tech](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#tech) |
| :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: |
| Primary | - | - | - | - | - | Secondary | Secondary | - |
</details>
<details className="equipment">
<summary>Equipment</summary>
A Van Saar Neotek is equipped with an [armoured bodyglove](/docs/armoury/armour#armoured-bodyglove) and a [grav-cutter](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#grav-cutter) (included in their starting cost) and
may purchase weapons and Wargear from the Van Saar Neotek equipment list:
- During the course of a campaign, a Van Saar Neotek may be given additional weapons and Wargear purchased
from this list, from the Trading Post and from the Black Market.
- A Van Saar Neotek may only be equipped with weapons chosen from this list, or from the Pistols and Close
Combat Weapons sections of the Trading Post or the Black Market.
#### Van Saar Neotek Equipment Lists
<br />
<details>
<summary>Weapons</summary>
| Item | Credits |
| :------------------------------ | ------: |
| **BASIC WEAPONS** |
| Lasgun | 10 |
| **PISTOLS** |
| Hand flamer | 75 |
| Laspistol | 5 |
| - Focusing crystal | +20 |
| Las sub-carbine | 15 |
| - Focusing crystal | +20 |
| Plasma pistol | 50 |
| **CLOSE COMBAT WEAPONS** |
| ‘Hystrar’ pattern energy shield | 50 |
| Power knife | 25 |
| Shock stave | 25 |
</details>
<details>
<summary>Wargear</summary>
| Item | Credits |
| :---------------------------------------------------------- | ------: |
| **GRENADES** |
| Photon flash grenades | 15 |
| Plasma grenades | 65 |
| Rad grenades | 25 |
| **ARMOUR** |
| Flak armour | 10 |
| Mesh armour | 15 |
| **PERSONAL EQUIPMENT** |
| [Bio-booster](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#bio-booster) | 35 |
| Filter plugs | 10 |
| Respirator | 15 |
| **WEAPON ACCESSORIES** |
| Hotshot las pack (lasgun & laspistol only) | 20 |
| Las-projector (Pistols, Basic and Special Weapons only) | 35 |
</details>
</details>
<details className="lore">
<summary>Lore</summary>
_Reckless and young, Neoteks have yet to feel the full effects of the wasting inflicted on the Van Saar by their use of their STC’s technologies. They favour either untested or dangerous tech, and are perhaps most well-known for their use of grav-cutters. Racing through the hive’s close confines on a repulsor platform like a cutter might look cool but, as more than one Neotek has discovered, it can be fatal._
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A fighter with this special rule may take multiple equipment sets. **Gang Fighter (Prospect):** Fighters with this special rule form the backbone of House Van Saar gangs. The total number of fighters with the Gang Fighter (X) special rule in the gang must always be equal to, or higher than, the total number of fighters without the Gang Fighter (X) special rule combined, not counting Hangers-on or Hired Guns. **Promotion (Van Saar Augmek or Van Saar Archeotek):** If, during the Downtime phase of a campaign, this fighter has gained five or more Advancements, this fighter may be promoted to become either a Van Saar Augmek or a Van Saar Archeotek as the controlling player wishes. When a fighter is promoted in this way, they will from now on count as a Van Saar Augmek or a Van Saar Archeotek for the purposes of determining which equipment and skill sets they can access. Their existing characteristics do not change, but they will lose the Promotion (Van Saar Augmek or a Van Saar Archeotek), Hot-headed and Fast Learner special rules and gain all the special rules associated with a Van Saar Augmek or a Van Saar Archeotek, as appropriate. Note that when a fighter is promoted in this way (especially when promoted to become an Archeotek), an appropriate model should be used to represent their new category and type. **Hot-headed:** Fighters with this special rule have much to prove and often act on impulse alone, hoping to impress their superiors. Consequently, older and wiser fighters expect them to be short-lived. Should a fighter with this special rule be Seriously Injured or be taken Out of Action, friendly fighters that are within 3" do not have to take a Nerve test, unless they also have this special rule. **Fast Learner:** During Campaign play, when this fighter gains a characteristic Advancement, they do not need to spend an additional 2 XP if the characteristic being improved has already been improved. In other words, this fighter may improve a characteristic any number of times (up to the maximum) for the basic XP cost shown each time. </details> <details className=""> <summary>Skill Access</summary> A Van Saar Neotek has access to the following skill sets: | [Agility](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#agility) | [Brawn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#brawn) | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Cunning](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#cunning) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | [Shooting](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#shooting) | [Tech](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#tech) | | :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | | Primary | - | - | - | - | - | Secondary | Secondary | - | </details> <details className="equipment"> <summary>Equipment</summary> A Van Saar Neotek is equipped with an [armoured bodyglove](/docs/armoury/armour#armoured-bodyglove) and a [grav-cutter](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#grav-cutter) (included in their starting cost) and may purchase weapons and Wargear from the Van Saar Neotek equipment list: - During the course of a campaign, a Van Saar Neotek may be given additional weapons and Wargear purchased from this list, from the Trading Post and from the Black Market. - A Van Saar Neotek may only be equipped with weapons chosen from this list, or from the Pistols and Close Combat Weapons sections of the Trading Post or the Black Market. #### Van Saar Neotek Equipment Lists <br /> <details> <summary>Weapons</summary> | Item | Credits | | :------------------------------ | ------: | | **BASIC WEAPONS** | | Lasgun | 10 | | **PISTOLS** | | Hand flamer | 75 | | Laspistol | 5 | | - Focusing crystal | +20 | | Las sub-carbine | 15 | | - Focusing crystal | +20 | | Plasma pistol | 50 | | **CLOSE COMBAT WEAPONS** | | ‘Hystrar’ pattern energy shield | 50 | | Power knife | 25 | | Shock stave | 25 | </details> <details> <summary>Wargear</summary> | Item | Credits | | :---------------------------------------------------------- | ------: | | **GRENADES** | | Photon flash grenades | 15 | | Plasma grenades | 65 | | Rad grenades | 25 | | **ARMOUR** | | Flak armour | 10 | | Mesh armour | 15 | | **PERSONAL EQUIPMENT** | | [Bio-booster](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#bio-booster) | 35 | | Filter plugs | 10 | | Respirator | 15 | | **WEAPON ACCESSORIES** | | Hotshot las pack (lasgun & laspistol only) | 20 | | Las-projector (Pistols, Basic and Special Weapons only) | 35 | </details> </details> <details className="lore"> <summary>Lore</summary> _Reckless and young, Neoteks have yet to feel the full effects of the wasting inflicted on the Van Saar by their use of their STC’s technologies. They favour either untested or dangerous tech, and are perhaps most well-known for their use of grav-cutters. Racing through the hive’s close confines on a repulsor platform like a cutter might look cool but, as more than one Neotek has discovered, it can be fatal._ </details> _Source: House of Artifice_ | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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1,192 | # Resolve Hits
:::info
You are viewing the archived rules from before the 2023 Core books. Use the menu to navigate to the current rules.
:::
When a model is hit by an attack, follow these steps:
1. Wound roll
2. Save roll
3. Inflict Damage
## 1. Wound Roll
Roll a D6 and compare the weapon’s Strength with the target’s Toughness on the table below.
| Strength vs Toughness | D6 |
| ------------------------- | --- |
| Strength >= 2 x Toughness | 2+ |
| Strength > Toughness | 3+ |
| Strength = Toughness | 4+ |
| Strength < Toughness | 5+ |
| Strength <= ½ x Toughness | 6+ |
Vehicles: Every hit must be resolved against a facing (source of the attack) to determine the Toughness. If in doubt, use the highest Toughness.
## 2. Save Roll
If the hit results in a successful wound roll, or leads to an Injury roll being made against the model for any reason, the model may be able to make a save roll.
Only one save roll may be made for each hit that successfully wounds, or leads to an Injury roll being made.
Armour saves are made either:
- After the Wound roll but before the model suffers the Wound. If successful, the Wound is ‘saved’ and ignored.
- If the attack has a Damage ‘-’ characteristic and causes an Injury/Damage dice to be rolled against the model for any reason, a save roll is made before any Injury dice are rolled.
Note that some weapon traits ignore save rolls. In such cases no save roll can be made (regardless of any modifiers).
#### Armour Penetration
If the AP characteristic is greater than the save roll granted by the model's armour, the save roll is cancelled.
#### Positive Save Modifiers
If a model's save would be improved, the positive modifier is added to any normal save roll (some armour are however unmodifiable).
If a model without armour benefits from a positive save modifier, treat their save as 7+ for the purposes of modification.
## 3. Inflict Damage
How damage is inflicted depends of the type of the model.
### Fighters
Damage is inflicted following a successful unsaved wound roll, as follows:
1. Each point of Damage caused by a weapon removes one Wound from the target.
2. When a model is reduced to 0 Wounds by Damage from an attack, immediately roll one Injury dice and apply the result to the fighter.
3. If the weapon causes additional Damage points after the last Wound has been removed, immediately roll an additional Injury dice for each and apply the result.
### Injuries
Any inflicted Injury dice stacks and are applied as follows:
- **Flesh Wound:** Suffer a Flesh Wound (-1T). If Toughness is reduced to 0, go Out of Action.
- **Serious Injury:** Become Prone (can attempt to recover in the End phase). If this injury was inflicted in close combat, the fighter may be vulnerable to Coup de Grace.
- **Out of Action:** The fighter is removed from the battlefield.
:::info Lasting Injuries
When playing a campaign, it is standard practice to roll for lasting injuries as soon as a fighter goes out of action. This is rolled against the [injury table](/docs/old-campaigns/lasting-injuries-and-damage#injury-tables).
:::
:::note
## Damage ‘-’ Weapons
Weapons with Damage characteristic of ‘-’ does not cause Damage in the usual way and will not cause a fighter to lose a Wound.
Consequently, if any Injury dice are rolled against a fighter as the result of an attack made by a Damage ‘-’ weapon, the result(s) of the Injury dice are applied as normal. No Wounds are removed from the fighter.
:::
### Falling
If a model falls 3" or more, suffer a hit based on the distance (rounded up to the nearest inch).
#### Vehicles
Damage is inflicted following an unsaved successful wound roll as follows:
- Location roll.
- Damage roll.
Some hits can result in multiple dice (of a single type). This can be done in 2 separate ways (depending on the situation):
- Choose one result, discard the rest (this is the default).
- Apply all results.
If the roll requires to choose one result and discard the rest, by default the attacker will choose the result, but some exceptions can specify that the vehicle can choose instead.
If it is impossible for a certain location to be hit, simply re-roll the Location dice.
Roll a number of Damage dice equal to the Damage stat of the weapon (regardless of how many Wounds the vehicle has remaining).
Examples:
- A Boltgun (Rapid Fire) inflicts 2 unsaved D2 hits. Each hit results in a roll consisting of:
- 1 Location dice.
- 2 Damage dice (attacker chooses 1 to resolve and discards the other).
- A close combat attack inflicts 2 unsaved D2 hits. Each hit results in a roll consisting of:
- 2 Location dice because close combat grants +1 Location dice (attacker chooses 1 to resolve and discards the other).
- 2 Damage dice (attacker chooses 1 to resolve and discards the other)
## Out of Action
### Fighters
After going Out of Action (for any reason), suffer a Lasting Injury roll.
### Vehicles (Wrecked)
Vehicles are wrecked (Out of Action) in any of the following situations:
- Reduced to 0 Wounds.
- Rolling over (from Losing Control).
The vehicle is treated as a flimsy structure (terrain) for the rest of the battle.
The vehicle and crew suffer 2 separate rolls (one of each):
- Crew: Crew Lasting Injury roll (only 1 roll regardless of how many crew members the vehicle has).
- Vehicle: Lasting Damage roll (suffer 2 rolls if reduced to 0 Wounds and rolling over at the same time).
#### Claiming Scrap
After the battle, if only one gang remained on the battlefield, gain D3x10 credits per wrecked enemy vehicle (the vehicles are then reclaimed by their owners).
#### Thrown Clear
Any fighters aboard a wrecked vehicle are Thrown Clear:
- Placed within 2".
- Pass an Initiative test or suffer the following:
- Become Pinned.
- Suffer a hit as if Falling.
- If the vehicle was Mobile when wrecked, increase Strength, AP and Damage by 1
## Nerve Tests
Models must take a Nerve test when a friendly model is damaged:
- Fighter: Seriously Injured or Out of Action.
- Vehicle: Out of Action.
| Modal (taking Nerve Test) | Friendly Model (injured) | Within range: |
| ------------------------- | ------------------------ | ------------- |
| Fighter | Fighter | 3" |
| Fighter | Vehicle | 6" |
| Vehicle | Fighter | Ignore |
| Vehicle | Vehicle | 6" |
All models must test regardless of Status and Secondary Status (unless immune to Nerve tests).
:::note
No Nerve test is required when a Juve (Specialist) is taken Out of Action, except for other Juve (Specialists).
:::
Nerve test:
- Cool test.
- +1 modifiers per friendly model of the same type (fighter / vehicle) within the following ranges:
- Fighter: Other friendly fighters within 3" (not Broken or Seriously Injured).
- Vehicle: Other friendly vehicles within 6".
If failed, the model becomes Broken.
### Broken
When becoming Broken (or activating while Broken), immediately lose any Ready marker and activate (even if already activated this round) as follows:
- Fighter: Running for Cover (Double).
- Vehicle:
- Mobile: Break For Air (Double) action.
- Stationary: Burn Out (Double) action.
Broken models can attempt to rally in the End phase.
If Engaged, Broken fighters suffer a -2 modifier to Reaction attacks.
### Fighter: Running for Cover (Double)
- Active: Move 2D6”.
- Prone (Pinned or Seriously Injured): Half Move.
Attempt to end the move in the following order of priority:
1. More than 3” away from enemy models.
2. Out of line of sight of enemy models.
3. In partial or full cover.
4. As far away from any enemy fighters as possible.
If Engaged when activated, use same rules as when Retreating:
1. Make an Initiative test. If failed, the action ends.
2. If passed, any Engaged enemies can try to pass an Initiative test in order to make Reaction attacks against the retreating fighter.
3. If still standing, move 2D6", or half Movement if Seriously Injured when trying to Retreat.
### Mobile Vehicle: Break for Air (Double)
Move 3D6" with any number of pivots.
Attempt to end the move in the following order of priority:
1. More than 3” away from enemy models.
2. Out of line of sight of enemy models.
3. In partial or full cover.
4. As far away from any enemy models as possible.
### Stationary Vehicle: Burn Out (Double)
- Place D3 Smoke Blasts (5") anywhere within 1".
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Use the menu to navigate to the current rules. ::: When a model is hit by an attack, follow these steps: 1. Wound roll 2. Save roll 3. Inflict Damage ## 1. Wound Roll Roll a D6 and compare the weapon’s Strength with the target’s Toughness on the table below. | Strength vs Toughness | D6 | | ------------------------- | --- | | Strength >= 2 x Toughness | 2+ | | Strength > Toughness | 3+ | | Strength = Toughness | 4+ | | Strength < Toughness | 5+ | | Strength <= ½ x Toughness | 6+ | Vehicles: Every hit must be resolved against a facing (source of the attack) to determine the Toughness. If in doubt, use the highest Toughness. ## 2. Save Roll If the hit results in a successful wound roll, or leads to an Injury roll being made against the model for any reason, the model may be able to make a save roll. Only one save roll may be made for each hit that successfully wounds, or leads to an Injury roll being made. Armour saves are made either: - After the Wound roll but before the model suffers the Wound. If successful, the Wound is ‘saved’ and ignored. - If the attack has a Damage ‘-’ characteristic and causes an Injury/Damage dice to be rolled against the model for any reason, a save roll is made before any Injury dice are rolled. Note that some weapon traits ignore save rolls. In such cases no save roll can be made (regardless of any modifiers). #### Armour Penetration If the AP characteristic is greater than the save roll granted by the model's armour, the save roll is cancelled. #### Positive Save Modifiers If a model's save would be improved, the positive modifier is added to any normal save roll (some armour are however unmodifiable). If a model without armour benefits from a positive save modifier, treat their save as 7+ for the purposes of modification. ## 3. Inflict Damage How damage is inflicted depends of the type of the model. ### Fighters Damage is inflicted following a successful unsaved wound roll, as follows: 1. Each point of Damage caused by a weapon removes one Wound from the target. 2. When a model is reduced to 0 Wounds by Damage from an attack, immediately roll one Injury dice and apply the result to the fighter. 3. If the weapon causes additional Damage points after the last Wound has been removed, immediately roll an additional Injury dice for each and apply the result. ### Injuries Any inflicted Injury dice stacks and are applied as follows: - **Flesh Wound:** Suffer a Flesh Wound (-1T). If Toughness is reduced to 0, go Out of Action. - **Serious Injury:** Become Prone (can attempt to recover in the End phase). If this injury was inflicted in close combat, the fighter may be vulnerable to Coup de Grace. - **Out of Action:** The fighter is removed from the battlefield. :::info Lasting Injuries When playing a campaign, it is standard practice to roll for lasting injuries as soon as a fighter goes out of action. This is rolled against the [injury table](/docs/old-campaigns/lasting-injuries-and-damage#injury-tables). ::: :::note ## Damage ‘-’ Weapons Weapons with Damage characteristic of ‘-’ does not cause Damage in the usual way and will not cause a fighter to lose a Wound. Consequently, if any Injury dice are rolled against a fighter as the result of an attack made by a Damage ‘-’ weapon, the result(s) of the Injury dice are applied as normal. No Wounds are removed from the fighter. ::: ### Falling If a model falls 3" or more, suffer a hit based on the distance (rounded up to the nearest inch). #### Vehicles Damage is inflicted following an unsaved successful wound roll as follows: - Location roll. - Damage roll. Some hits can result in multiple dice (of a single type). This can be done in 2 separate ways (depending on the situation): - Choose one result, discard the rest (this is the default). - Apply all results. If the roll requires to choose one result and discard the rest, by default the attacker will choose the result, but some exceptions can specify that the vehicle can choose instead. If it is impossible for a certain location to be hit, simply re-roll the Location dice. Roll a number of Damage dice equal to the Damage stat of the weapon (regardless of how many Wounds the vehicle has remaining). Examples: - A Boltgun (Rapid Fire) inflicts 2 unsaved D2 hits. Each hit results in a roll consisting of: - 1 Location dice. - 2 Damage dice (attacker chooses 1 to resolve and discards the other). - A close combat attack inflicts 2 unsaved D2 hits. Each hit results in a roll consisting of: - 2 Location dice because close combat grants +1 Location dice (attacker chooses 1 to resolve and discards the other). - 2 Damage dice (attacker chooses 1 to resolve and discards the other) ## Out of Action ### Fighters After going Out of Action (for any reason), suffer a Lasting Injury roll. ### Vehicles (Wrecked) Vehicles are wrecked (Out of Action) in any of the following situations: - Reduced to 0 Wounds. - Rolling over (from Losing Control). The vehicle is treated as a flimsy structure (terrain) for the rest of the battle. The vehicle and crew suffer 2 separate rolls (one of each): - Crew: Crew Lasting Injury roll (only 1 roll regardless of how many crew members the vehicle has). - Vehicle: Lasting Damage roll (suffer 2 rolls if reduced to 0 Wounds and rolling over at the same time). #### Claiming Scrap After the battle, if only one gang remained on the battlefield, gain D3x10 credits per wrecked enemy vehicle (the vehicles are then reclaimed by their owners). #### Thrown Clear Any fighters aboard a wrecked vehicle are Thrown Clear: - Placed within 2". - Pass an Initiative test or suffer the following: - Become Pinned. - Suffer a hit as if Falling. - If the vehicle was Mobile when wrecked, increase Strength, AP and Damage by 1 ## Nerve Tests Models must take a Nerve test when a friendly model is damaged: - Fighter: Seriously Injured or Out of Action. - Vehicle: Out of Action. | Modal (taking Nerve Test) | Friendly Model (injured) | Within range: | | ------------------------- | ------------------------ | ------------- | | Fighter | Fighter | 3" | | Fighter | Vehicle | 6" | | Vehicle | Fighter | Ignore | | Vehicle | Vehicle | 6" | All models must test regardless of Status and Secondary Status (unless immune to Nerve tests). :::note No Nerve test is required when a Juve (Specialist) is taken Out of Action, except for other Juve (Specialists). ::: Nerve test: - Cool test. - +1 modifiers per friendly model of the same type (fighter / vehicle) within the following ranges: - Fighter: Other friendly fighters within 3" (not Broken or Seriously Injured). - Vehicle: Other friendly vehicles within 6". If failed, the model becomes Broken. ### Broken When becoming Broken (or activating while Broken), immediately lose any Ready marker and activate (even if already activated this round) as follows: - Fighter: Running for Cover (Double). - Vehicle: - Mobile: Break For Air (Double) action. - Stationary: Burn Out (Double) action. Broken models can attempt to rally in the End phase. If Engaged, Broken fighters suffer a -2 modifier to Reaction attacks. ### Fighter: Running for Cover (Double) - Active: Move 2D6”. - Prone (Pinned or Seriously Injured): Half Move. Attempt to end the move in the following order of priority: 1. More than 3” away from enemy models. 2. Out of line of sight of enemy models. 3. In partial or full cover. 4. As far away from any enemy fighters as possible. If Engaged when activated, use same rules as when Retreating: 1. Make an Initiative test. If failed, the action ends. 2. If passed, any Engaged enemies can try to pass an Initiative test in order to make Reaction attacks against the retreating fighter. 3. If still standing, move 2D6", or half Movement if Seriously Injured when trying to Retreat. ### Mobile Vehicle: Break for Air (Double) Move 3D6" with any number of pivots. Attempt to end the move in the following order of priority: 1. More than 3” away from enemy models. 2. Out of line of sight of enemy models. 3. In partial or full cover. 4. As far away from any enemy models as possible. ### Stationary Vehicle: Burn Out (Double) - Place D3 Smoke Blasts (5") anywhere within 1". - -1 modifier to the Restart test (in end phase) per Smoke marker | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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1,074 | # List of Scenarios
:::info Fun rating
Goonhammer has a decent take on how fun some of these scenarios are, [here](https://www.goonhammer.com/necromunday-all-the-missions-scenarios-part-1/) and [here](https://www.goonhammer.com/necromunday-all-the-missions-scenarios-part-2/).
:::
:::info Where to Start?
If you're new, here are some scenarios that were published/re-published/updated recently. Try playing some of these first!
<Tabs>
<TabItem value="2023" label="2023 Core Rulebook" default>
[**Border Dispute**](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/border-dispute)
In this scenario, each gang is seeking to secure their Turf and drive off the other gang – and the best way to do this is to defile the other gang’s relic.
[**Smash & Grab**](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/smash-and-grab)
In this scenario, one gang aims to steal some loot caskets the other gang has been paid to protect.
[**The Trap**](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/trap)
In this scenario, one gang has ambushed another and is attempting to take out as many of the defenders as possible; the defenders are trying to return the favour.
[**Fuel Hunt**](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/fuel-hunt) (Ash Wastes)
In this scenario two gangs fight over scattered fuel supplies.
[**Settlement Raid**](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/settlement-raid-aw) (Ash Wastes)
In this scenario, one gang attacks the other gang while it is shaking down a settlement for credits and resources.
[**Cargo Run**](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/cargo-run) (Ash Wastes, Rolling Roads)
In this scenario, one gang is attempting to get a precious cargo to its destination while their rivals attempt to stop them.
[**Rescue Mission**](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/rescue-mission)
In this scenario, a gang tries to rescue a previously captured fighter from the clutches of their enemy.
</TabItem>
</Tabs>
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| 1 | [Tunnel Skirmish / Stand-off](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/stand-off/) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis) / [Sector Mechanicus](/docs/tags/sector-mechanicus) | 2018 Rulebook |
| 2 | [The Trap](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/trap) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis) | 2018 Rulebook |
| 3 | [Forgotten Riches](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/forgotten-riches) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis) | 2018 Rulebook |
| 4 | [Marauders / Settlement Raid](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/marauders) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis) / [Ash Wastes](/docs/tags/ash-wastes) | 2018 Rulebook / Book of the Outcast |
| 5 | [Sneak Attack](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/sneak) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis) | 2018 Rulebook |
| 6 | [Smash & Grab](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/smash-and-grab) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis) | 2018 Rulebook |
| 7 | [Looters](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/looters) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis) / [Sector Mechanicus](/docs/tags/sector-mechanicus) / [Ash Wastes](/docs/tags/ash-wastes) | 2018 Rulebook |
| 8 | [Ambush / Wasteland Ambush](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/ambush) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis) / [Sector Mechanicus](/docs/tags/sector-mechanicus) / [Ash Wastes](/docs/tags/ash-wastes) | 2018 Rulebook / Ash Wastes |
| 9 | [Border Dispute](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/border-dispute) | [Sector Mechanicus](/docs/tags/sector-mechanicus) | 2018 Rulebook |
| 10 | [Sabotage](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/sabotage) | [Sector Mechanicus](/docs/tags/sector-mechanicus) | 2018 Rulebook |
| 11 | [Rescue Mission](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/rescue-mission) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis) / [Sector Mechanicus](/docs/tags/sector-mechanicus) / [Ash Wastes](/docs/tags/ash-wastes) | 2018 Rulebook |
| 12 | [Last Stand](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/last-stand) | | 2018 Rulebook |
| 13 | [Escape the Pit!](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/escape-the-pit) | | 2018 Rulebook |
| 14 | [Downtown Dust-up](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/downtown-dust-up) | | 2018 Rulebook |
| 15 | [Shoot-Out](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/shoot-out) | | 2018 Rulebook |
| 16 | [Caravan Heist](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/caravan-heist) | | 2018 Rulebook |
| 17 | [Spook/Ghast Harvest](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/ghast-harvest) | | 2018 Rulebook |
| 18 | [Archaeo-Hunters](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/archaeo-hunters) | | Gang War 3 |
| 19 | [Escort Mission](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/escort-mission) | | 2018 Rulebook |
| 20 | [Fighter Down](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/fighter-down) | | 2018 Rulebook |
| 21 | [Murder Cyborg](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/murder-cyborg) | | 2018 Rulebook |
| 22 | [The Hit](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/the-hit) | | 2018 Rulebook |
| 23 | [Gang Moot](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/gang-moot) | [Multi-player](/docs/tags/multi-player-scenario) | 2018 Rulebook |
| 24 | [Pitfight](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/pit-fight) | [Multi-player](/docs/tags/multi-player-scenario) | 2018 Rulebook |
| 25 | [Claim the Spire](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/claim-the-spire) | [Sector Mechanicus](/docs/tags/sector-mechanicus) (N17) | White Dwarf, January 2018 |
| 26 | [The Gauntlet v2](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/the-gauntlet) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis) | White Dwarf, February 2018 |
| 27 | In the Dark | (N17) | Gang War 3 |
| 28 | Monster Hunt | | [Warhammer Community, February 2019](https://www.warhammer-community.com/2019/02/25/25th-feb-necromunda-ambull-vs-ambot-deathmatchfw-homepage-post-1gw-homepage-post-3/) |
| 29 | Settlement Attack | (N17) | Gang War 4 |
| 30 | Escape! | (N17) | Gang War 4 |
| 31 | Prison Break | (N17) | Gang War 3 |
| 32 | [Blaze of Glory](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/blaze-of-glory) | [End-game](/docs/tags/end-game), [Multi-player](/docs/tags/multi-player-scenario) | White Dwarf, May 2019 |
| 33 | [Escape the Badzone](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/escape-the-badzone) | [Badzone](/docs/tags/badzone) | Book of Peril |
| 34 | [Manufactorum Raid](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/manufactorum-raid) | [Badzone](/docs/tags/badzone) | Book of Peril |
| 35 | [The Conveyer](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/the-conveyer) | [Badzone](/docs/tags/badzone) | Book of Peril |
| 36 | [Fungal Horror](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/fungal-horror) | [Badzone](/docs/tags/badzone) | Book of Peril |
| 37 | [Toll Bridge](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/toll-bridge) | [Badzone](/docs/tags/badzone) | Book of Peril |
| 38 | [Show of Force](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/show-of-force) | Uprising | Uprising / Book of Ruin |
| 39 | [Hit & Run](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/hit-and-run) | Uprising | Uprising / Book of Ruin |
| 40 | [Search & Destroy](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/search-destroy) | Uprising | Uprising / Book of Ruin |
| 41 | [Meat Harvest](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/meat-harvest) | Uprising | Uprising / Book of Ruin |
| 42 | [Propaganda](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/propaganda) | | Book of Ruin |
| 43 | [Scavenge](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/scavenge) | Uprising | Uprising / Book of Ruin |
| 44 | [Public Execution](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/public-execution) | Uprising, Rescue | Uprising / Book of Ruin |
| 45 | [Takeover](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/takeover) | | Book of Ruin |
| 46 | [Hunt Them Down](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/hunt-them-down) | ZM | Book of Ruin |
| 47 | [Ritual](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/ritual) | | Book of Ruin |
| 48 | [Blood Rites](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/blood-rites) | | Book of Ruin |
| 49 | [Slaughter](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/slaughter) | | Book of Ruin |
| 50 | [Meeeeeeeeeat!](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/meeeeeeeeeat) | [Multi-player](/docs/tags/multi-player-scenario) | Book of Ruin |
| 51 | [Daemonic Possession](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/daemonic-possession) | [Multi-player](/docs/tags/multi-player-scenario) | Book of Ruin |
| 52 | [Meat for the Grinder](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/meat-for-the-grinder) | [Multi-player](/docs/tags/multi-player-scenario) | Book of Ruin |
| 53 | [Urban Renewal](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/urban-renewal) | [Multi-player](/docs/tags/multi-player-scenario) | Book of Ruin |
| 54 | [War in the Shadows](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/war-in-the-shadows) | [Multi-player](/docs/tags/multi-player-scenario) | Book of Ruin |
| 55 | [End Times](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/end-times) | [Multi-player](/docs/tags/multi-player-scenario) | Book of Ruin |
| 56 | [Daylight Robbery](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/daylight-robbery) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis), [Gang Raid](/docs/tags/gang-raid) | White Dwarf, December 2019 |
| 57 | [Mercator Storehouse Heist](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/mercator-storehouse-heist) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis), [Gang Raid](/docs/tags/gang-raid) | White Dwarf, December 2019 |
| 58 | [Clandestine Rendezvous](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/clandestine-rendezvous) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis), [Gang Raid](/docs/tags/gang-raid) | White Dwarf, December 2019 |
| 59 | [Bar Brawl](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/bar-brawl) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis), [Gang Raid](/docs/tags/gang-raid) | White Dwarf, December 2019 |
| 60 | [The Beatdown](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/the-beatdown) | Goliath | House of Chains |
| 61 | [Something to Prove](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/something-to-prove) | Goliath | House of Chains |
| 62 | [Feast of the Fallen](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/feast-of-the-fallen) | Goliath | House of Chains |
| 63 | [The Hunt](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/the-hunt) | Solo | [Warhammer Community, May 2020](https://www.warhammer-community.com/2020/05/19/necromunda-solo-play-scenario/) |
| 64 | [Khimerix Hunt](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/khimerix-hunt) | Escher | House of Blades |
| 65 | [Back from the Dead](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/back-from-the-dead) | Escher | House of Blades |
| 66 | [Road Block](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/road-block) | Orlock | House of Iron |
| 67 | [Big Bar Brawl](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/big-bar-brawl) | Orlock | House of Iron |
| 68 | [The Last Round](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/the-last-round) | [End-game](/docs/tags/end-game), [Multi-player](/docs/tags/multi-player-scenario) | White Dwarf, December 2020 |
| 69 | [Gateway to Hell](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/gateway-to-hell) | [End-game](/docs/tags/end-game), [Multi-player](/docs/tags/multi-player-scenario) | White Dwarf, December 2020 |
| 70 | [The Long Night](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/the-long-night) | [End-game](/docs/tags/end-game), [Multi-player](/docs/tags/multi-player-scenario) | White Dwarf, December 2020 |
| 71 | [Deus Ex Machina](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/deus-ex-machina) | Van Saar | House of Artifice |
| 72 | [Last Rites for the Machine](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/last-rites-for-the-machine) | Van Saar | House of Artifice |
| 73 | [Mercy Mission](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/mercy-mission) | Hangers-on | White Dwarf, April 2021 |
| 74 | [Dome Rush](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/dome-rush) | Hangers-on | White Dwarf, April 2021 |
| 75 | [Target Practice](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/target-practice) | Hangers-on | White Dwarf, April 2021 |
| 76 | [The Crossing Point](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/the-crossing-point) | N21 Hive War | 2021 Hive War Rulebook |
| 77 | [Stronghold Assault](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/stronghold-assault) | N21 Hive War | 2021 Hive War Rulebook |
| 78 | [Break In](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/break-in) | N21 Hive War | 2021 Hive War Rulebook |
| 79 | [Showdown](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/showdown) | N21 Hive War | 2021 Hive War Rulebook |
| 80 | [Defile the Relic](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/defile-the-relic) | N21 Hive War | 2021 Hive War Rulebook |
| 81 | [Riches in the Dark](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/riches-in-the-dark) | N21 Hive War | 2021 Hive War Rulebook |
| 82 | [Righteous Crusade](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/righteous-crusade) | Cawdor | House of Faith |
| 83 | [Test of Faith](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/test-of-faith) | Cawdor | House of Faith |
| 84 | [Intelligence Gathering](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/intelligence-gathering) | Delaque | House of Shadow |
| 85 | [Cauldron of Lies](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/cauldron-of-lies) | Delaque | House of Shadow |
| 86 | Power Lines | Van Saar (linked) | White Dwarf, August 2021 |
| 87 | Field Test | Van Saar (linked) | White Dwarf, August 2021 |
| 88 | Rogue Archeotek | Van Saar (linked) | White Dwarf, August 2021 |
| 89 | [Settlement Raid](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/settlement-raid) | Outlander | Book of the Outcast |
| 90 | [Market Mayhem](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/market-mayhem) | Outlander | Book of the Outcast |
| 91 | [Stealth Attack](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/stealth-attack) | Outlander | Book of the Outcast |
| 92 | [Gunk Tank](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/gunk-tank) | Outlander | Book of the Outcast |
| 93 | [Mining Expedition](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/mining-expedition) | Outlander | Book of the Outcast |
| 94 | [The Big Score](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/the-big-score) | Outlander | Book of the Outcast |
| 95 | [Dust Bowl Skirmish](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/dust-bowl-skirmish) | [Ash Wastes](/docs/tags/ash-wastes) | Ash Wastes Rulebook |
| 96 | [Fuel Hunt](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/fuel-hunt) | [Ash Wastes](/docs/tags/ash-wastes) | Ash Wastes Rulebook |
| 97 | [Breakdown](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/breakdown) | [Ash Wastes](/docs/tags/ash-wastes) | Ash Wastes Rulebook |
| 98 | [Wasteland Encounter](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/wasteland-encounter) | [Sector Mechanicus](/docs/tags/sector-mechanicus) / [Ash Wastes](/docs/tags/ash-wastes) | Ash Wastes Rulebook |
| 99 | [Settlement Showdown](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/settlement-showdown) | [Ash Wastes](/docs/tags/ash-wastes) | Ash Wastes Rulebook |
| 100 | [The Beast](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/the-beast) | [Ash Wastes](/docs/tags/ash-wastes) | Ash Wastes Rulebook |
| 101 | [Incoming Storm](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/incoming-storm) | [Ash Wastes](/docs/tags/ash-wastes) | Ash Wastes Rulebook |
| 102 | [Cargo Run](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/cargo-run) | [Ash Wastes Rolling Roads](/docs/tags/rolling-roads) | Ash Wastes Rulebook |
| 103 | [Bone Road Death Race](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/bone-road-death-race) | [Ash Wastes Rolling Roads](/docs/tags/rolling-roads) | Ash Wastes Rulebook |
| 104 | [Desperate Raid](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/desperate-raid) | [Underdog](/docs/tags/underdog) | White Dwarf, May 2022 |
| 105 | [Data-Purge](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/data-purge) | [Underdog](/docs/tags/underdog) | White Dwarf, May 2022 |
| 106 | [Assassinate](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/assassinate) | [Underdog](/docs/tags/underdog) | White Dwarf, May 2022 |
| 107 | [Breakthrough](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/breakthrough) | [Ash Wastes Rolling Roads](/docs/tags/rolling-roads) | [Warhammer Community, July 2022](https://www.warhammer-community.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/MaLbXM6xWXoFrAU2.pdf) |
| 108 | [The Great Rig Robbery](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/the-great-rig-robbery) | [Ash Wastes Rolling Roads](/docs/tags/rolling-roads) | [Warhammer Community, July 2022](https://www.warhammer-community.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/MaLbXM6xWXoFrAU2.pdf) |
| 109 | [Tech Raid](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/tech-raid) | [Sector Mechanicus](/docs/tags/sector-mechanicus), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | [Apocrypha: The Lost Charter](https://www.warhammer-community.com/2022/08/05/this-free-necromunda-scenario-takes-the-squats-into-the-underhive-alongside-a-psychic-ogryn/) |
| 110 | [Fall of Badzones Outpost](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/fall-of-badzones-outpost) | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Cinderak Burning |
| 111 | [Gunk War](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/gunk-war) | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Cinderak Burning |
| 112 | [They Come From Below!](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/they-come-from-below) | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Cinderak Burning |
| 113 | [Out of the Storm](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/out-of-the-storm) | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Cinderak Burning |
| 114 | [Assassin In The Spire](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/assassin-in-the-spire) | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Cinderak Burning |
| 115 | [Escape From Hive Zalktraa](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/escape-from-hive-zalktraa) | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Cinderak Burning |
| 116 | [Parley Showdown](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/parley-showdown) | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Cinderak Burning |
| 117 | [House of Pain](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/house-of-pain) | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Cinderak Burning |
| 118 | [Battle of the Riftways](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/battle-of-the-riftways) | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/), [Ash Wastes Rolling Roads](/docs/tags/rolling-roads) | The Aranthian Succession – Cinderak Burning |
| 119 | [Street Fight](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/street-fight) | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Cinderak Burning |
| 120 | [Bar Defence](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/bar-defence) | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Cinderak Burning |
| 121 | [Star Chamber Attack](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/star-chamber-attack) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis), [Sector Mechanicus](/docs/tags/sector-mechanicus), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | [Apocrypha: Sump City Sinking](https://www.warhammer-community.com/2022/09/20/unleash-the-psychic-might-of-the-delaque-and-bless-your-corpse-grinder-cults-with-free-necromunda-rules/) |
| 122 | [Two Tunnels Showdown](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/two-tunnels-showdown) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis), [Sector Mechanicus](/docs/tags/sector-mechanicus), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | [Apocrypha: Twins of Two Tunnels](https://www.warhammer-community.com/2022/11/03/apocrypha-necromunda-battle-it-out-for-gunk-and-glory-in-a-free-scenario/) |
| 123 | [ Last Stand v2](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/the-last-stand-v2) | [Underdog](/docs/tags/underdog), [Sector Mechanicus](/docs/tags/sector-mechanicus), [Ash Wastes](/docs/tags/ash-wastes) | White Dwarf, November 2022 |
| 124 | [Experimental Testing](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/experimental-testing) | [Underdog](/docs/tags/underdog), [Sector Mechanicus](/docs/tags/sector-mechanicus) | White Dwarf, November 2022 |
| 125 | [Cargo Run v2](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/cargo-run-v2) | [Underdog](/docs/tags/underdog), [Ash Wastes Rolling Roads](/docs/tags/rolling-roads) | White Dwarf, November 2022 |
| 126 | [Defend the House](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/defend-the-house) | [Sector Mechanicus](/docs/tags/sector-mechanicus), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | [Apocrypha: Queen of Ash Town](https://www.warhammer-community.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/LY6kk10sz3uV0hmQ.pdf) |
| 127 | [Cut off the Head](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/cut-off-the-head) | [Sector Mechanicus](/docs/tags/sector-mechanicus), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | [Apocrypha: Daemons of Meridian](https://www.warhammer-community.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/N6zEYzFev5pnYere.pdf) |
| 128 | [The Big Score (Ash Wastes)](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/the-big-score-ash-wastes) | [Ash Wastes Rolling Roads](/docs/tags/rolling-roads), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | [Apocrypha: Bullet Road Run](https://www.warhammer-community.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/q4vmTMi7jio2g5KJ.pdf) |
| 129 | [Necromundan Double-cross](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/necromundan-double-cross) | [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | [Apocrypha: Blood in the Spire](https://www.warhammer-community.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/ZltbMhp3ZtbNoJlQ.pdf) |
| 130 | Convoy Raid | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Vaults of Temenos |
| 131 | Pacification of Dust Falls | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Vaults of Temenos |
| 132 | Pilgrimage Assault | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Vaults of Temenos |
| 133 | Storm Battle | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Vaults of Temenos |
| 134 | Death in the Plaza | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Vaults of Temenos |
| 135 | Race to the Vault | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Vaults of Temenos |
| 136 | Daring Rescue | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Vaults of Temenos |
| 137 | [Hunter in the Storm](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/hunter-in-the-storm) | [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | [Apocrypha: Halfway Dead](https://www.warhammer-community.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/6RUbYe4baWzeTZ4x.pdf) |
| 138 | [Midnight Sea](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/midnight-sea) | [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | [Apocrypha: Spiders of the Sump](https://www.warhammer-community.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/ECei4crIwv6QKgzt.pdf) |
| 139 | [Settlement Raid](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/settlement-raid-aw) | [Ash Wastes](/docs/tags/ash-wastes) | Necromunda Rulebook 2023 |
| 140 | War in the Wastes | Age of Kings | [Apocrypha: Hive of Blood](https://www.warhammer-community.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/T6o3BRUS3Z8OEKZl.pdf) |
| 141 | Wasteland Ambush | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Ruins of Jardlan |
| 142 | Sweep and Clear | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Ruins of Jardlan |
| 143 | Through the Vortex | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Ruins of Jardlan |
| 144 | Pinned Down | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Ruins of Jardlan |
| 145 | Breakout | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Ruins of Jardlan |
| 146 | Asset Removal | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Ruins of Jardlan |
| 147 | Wasteland Rescue | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Ruins of Jardlan | | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | A comprehensive list of all official scenarios published for Necromunda. The good, the bad and the ugly! | Unknown | 1 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # List of Scenarios :::info Fun rating Goonhammer has a decent take on how fun some of these scenarios are, [here](https://www.goonhammer.com/necromunday-all-the-missions-scenarios-part-1/) and [here](https://www.goonhammer.com/necromunday-all-the-missions-scenarios-part-2/). ::: :::info Where to Start? If you're new, here are some scenarios that were published/re-published/updated recently. Try playing some of these first! <Tabs> <TabItem value="2023" label="2023 Core Rulebook" default> [**Border Dispute**](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/border-dispute) In this scenario, each gang is seeking to secure their Turf and drive off the other gang – and the best way to do this is to defile the other gang’s relic. [**Smash & Grab**](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/smash-and-grab) In this scenario, one gang aims to steal some loot caskets the other gang has been paid to protect. [**The Trap**](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/trap) In this scenario, one gang has ambushed another and is attempting to take out as many of the defenders as possible; the defenders are trying to return the favour. [**Fuel Hunt**](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/fuel-hunt) (Ash Wastes) In this scenario two gangs fight over scattered fuel supplies. [**Settlement Raid**](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/settlement-raid-aw) (Ash Wastes) In this scenario, one gang attacks the other gang while it is shaking down a settlement for credits and resources. [**Cargo Run**](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/cargo-run) (Ash Wastes, Rolling Roads) In this scenario, one gang is attempting to get a precious cargo to its destination while their rivals attempt to stop them. [**Rescue Mission**](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/rescue-mission) In this scenario, a gang tries to rescue a previously captured fighter from the clutches of their enemy. </TabItem> </Tabs> ::: | \# | Scenario | Notes | Source | | :-: | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | :-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | 1 | [Tunnel Skirmish / Stand-off](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/stand-off/) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis) / [Sector Mechanicus](/docs/tags/sector-mechanicus) | 2018 Rulebook | | 2 | [The Trap](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/trap) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis) | 2018 Rulebook | | 3 | [Forgotten Riches](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/forgotten-riches) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis) | 2018 Rulebook | | 4 | [Marauders / Settlement Raid](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/marauders) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis) / [Ash Wastes](/docs/tags/ash-wastes) | 2018 Rulebook / Book of the Outcast | | 5 | [Sneak Attack](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/sneak) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis) | 2018 Rulebook | | 6 | [Smash & Grab](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/smash-and-grab) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis) | 2018 Rulebook | | 7 | [Looters](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/looters) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis) / [Sector Mechanicus](/docs/tags/sector-mechanicus) / [Ash Wastes](/docs/tags/ash-wastes) | 2018 Rulebook | | 8 | [Ambush / Wasteland Ambush](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/ambush) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis) / [Sector Mechanicus](/docs/tags/sector-mechanicus) / [Ash Wastes](/docs/tags/ash-wastes) | 2018 Rulebook / Ash Wastes | | 9 | [Border Dispute](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/border-dispute) | [Sector Mechanicus](/docs/tags/sector-mechanicus) | 2018 Rulebook | | 10 | [Sabotage](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/sabotage) | [Sector Mechanicus](/docs/tags/sector-mechanicus) | 2018 Rulebook | | 11 | [Rescue Mission](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/rescue-mission) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis) / [Sector Mechanicus](/docs/tags/sector-mechanicus) / [Ash Wastes](/docs/tags/ash-wastes) | 2018 Rulebook | | 12 | [Last Stand](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/last-stand) | | 2018 Rulebook | | 13 | [Escape the Pit!](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/escape-the-pit) | | 2018 Rulebook | | 14 | [Downtown Dust-up](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/downtown-dust-up) | | 2018 Rulebook | | 15 | [Shoot-Out](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/shoot-out) | | 2018 Rulebook | | 16 | [Caravan Heist](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/caravan-heist) | | 2018 Rulebook | | 17 | [Spook/Ghast Harvest](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/ghast-harvest) | | 2018 Rulebook | | 18 | [Archaeo-Hunters](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/archaeo-hunters) | | Gang War 3 | | 19 | [Escort Mission](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/escort-mission) | | 2018 Rulebook | | 20 | [Fighter Down](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/fighter-down) | | 2018 Rulebook | | 21 | [Murder Cyborg](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/murder-cyborg) | | 2018 Rulebook | | 22 | [The Hit](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/the-hit) | | 2018 Rulebook | | 23 | [Gang Moot](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/gang-moot) | [Multi-player](/docs/tags/multi-player-scenario) | 2018 Rulebook | | 24 | [Pitfight](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/pit-fight) | [Multi-player](/docs/tags/multi-player-scenario) | 2018 Rulebook | | 25 | [Claim the Spire](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/claim-the-spire) | [Sector Mechanicus](/docs/tags/sector-mechanicus) (N17) | White Dwarf, January 2018 | | 26 | [The Gauntlet v2](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/the-gauntlet) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis) | White Dwarf, February 2018 | | 27 | In the Dark | (N17) | Gang War 3 | | 28 | Monster Hunt | | [Warhammer Community, February 2019](https://www.warhammer-community.com/2019/02/25/25th-feb-necromunda-ambull-vs-ambot-deathmatchfw-homepage-post-1gw-homepage-post-3/) | | 29 | Settlement Attack | (N17) | Gang War 4 | | 30 | Escape! | (N17) | Gang War 4 | | 31 | Prison Break | (N17) | Gang War 3 | | 32 | [Blaze of Glory](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/blaze-of-glory) | [End-game](/docs/tags/end-game), [Multi-player](/docs/tags/multi-player-scenario) | White Dwarf, May 2019 | | 33 | [Escape the Badzone](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/escape-the-badzone) | [Badzone](/docs/tags/badzone) | Book of Peril | | 34 | [Manufactorum Raid](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/manufactorum-raid) | [Badzone](/docs/tags/badzone) | Book of Peril | | 35 | [The Conveyer](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/the-conveyer) | [Badzone](/docs/tags/badzone) | Book of Peril | | 36 | [Fungal Horror](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/fungal-horror) | [Badzone](/docs/tags/badzone) | Book of Peril | | 37 | [Toll Bridge](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/toll-bridge) | [Badzone](/docs/tags/badzone) | Book of Peril | | 38 | [Show of Force](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/show-of-force) | Uprising | Uprising / Book of Ruin | | 39 | [Hit & Run](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/hit-and-run) | Uprising | Uprising / Book of Ruin | | 40 | [Search & Destroy](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/search-destroy) | Uprising | Uprising / Book of Ruin | | 41 | [Meat Harvest](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/meat-harvest) | Uprising | Uprising / Book of Ruin | | 42 | [Propaganda](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/propaganda) | | Book of Ruin | | 43 | [Scavenge](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/scavenge) | Uprising | Uprising / Book of Ruin | | 44 | [Public Execution](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/public-execution) | Uprising, Rescue | Uprising / Book of Ruin | | 45 | [Takeover](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/takeover) | | Book of Ruin | | 46 | [Hunt Them Down](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/hunt-them-down) | ZM | Book of Ruin | | 47 | [Ritual](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/ritual) | | Book of Ruin | | 48 | [Blood Rites](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/blood-rites) | | Book of Ruin | | 49 | [Slaughter](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/slaughter) | | Book of Ruin | | 50 | [Meeeeeeeeeat!](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/meeeeeeeeeat) | [Multi-player](/docs/tags/multi-player-scenario) | Book of Ruin | | 51 | [Daemonic Possession](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/daemonic-possession) | [Multi-player](/docs/tags/multi-player-scenario) | Book of Ruin | | 52 | [Meat for the Grinder](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/meat-for-the-grinder) | [Multi-player](/docs/tags/multi-player-scenario) | Book of Ruin | | 53 | [Urban Renewal](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/urban-renewal) | [Multi-player](/docs/tags/multi-player-scenario) | Book of Ruin | | 54 | [War in the Shadows](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/war-in-the-shadows) | [Multi-player](/docs/tags/multi-player-scenario) | Book of Ruin | | 55 | [End Times](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/end-times) | [Multi-player](/docs/tags/multi-player-scenario) | Book of Ruin | | 56 | [Daylight Robbery](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/daylight-robbery) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis), [Gang Raid](/docs/tags/gang-raid) | White Dwarf, December 2019 | | 57 | [Mercator Storehouse Heist](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/mercator-storehouse-heist) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis), [Gang Raid](/docs/tags/gang-raid) | White Dwarf, December 2019 | | 58 | [Clandestine Rendezvous](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/clandestine-rendezvous) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis), [Gang Raid](/docs/tags/gang-raid) | White Dwarf, December 2019 | | 59 | [Bar Brawl](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/bar-brawl) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis), [Gang Raid](/docs/tags/gang-raid) | White Dwarf, December 2019 | | 60 | [The Beatdown](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/the-beatdown) | Goliath | House of Chains | | 61 | [Something to Prove](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/something-to-prove) | Goliath | House of Chains | | 62 | [Feast of the Fallen](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/feast-of-the-fallen) | Goliath | House of Chains | | 63 | [The Hunt](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/the-hunt) | Solo | [Warhammer Community, May 2020](https://www.warhammer-community.com/2020/05/19/necromunda-solo-play-scenario/) | | 64 | [Khimerix Hunt](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/khimerix-hunt) | Escher | House of Blades | | 65 | [Back from the Dead](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/back-from-the-dead) | Escher | House of Blades | | 66 | [Road Block](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/road-block) | Orlock | House of Iron | | 67 | [Big Bar Brawl](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/big-bar-brawl) | Orlock | House of Iron | | 68 | [The Last Round](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/the-last-round) | [End-game](/docs/tags/end-game), [Multi-player](/docs/tags/multi-player-scenario) | White Dwarf, December 2020 | | 69 | [Gateway to Hell](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/gateway-to-hell) | [End-game](/docs/tags/end-game), [Multi-player](/docs/tags/multi-player-scenario) | White Dwarf, December 2020 | | 70 | [The Long Night](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/the-long-night) | [End-game](/docs/tags/end-game), [Multi-player](/docs/tags/multi-player-scenario) | White Dwarf, December 2020 | | 71 | [Deus Ex Machina](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/deus-ex-machina) | Van Saar | House of Artifice | | 72 | [Last Rites for the Machine](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/last-rites-for-the-machine) | Van Saar | House of Artifice | | 73 | [Mercy Mission](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/mercy-mission) | Hangers-on | White Dwarf, April 2021 | | 74 | [Dome Rush](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/dome-rush) | Hangers-on | White Dwarf, April 2021 | | 75 | [Target Practice](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/target-practice) | Hangers-on | White Dwarf, April 2021 | | 76 | [The Crossing Point](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/the-crossing-point) | N21 Hive War | 2021 Hive War Rulebook | | 77 | [Stronghold Assault](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/stronghold-assault) | N21 Hive War | 2021 Hive War Rulebook | | 78 | [Break In](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/break-in) | N21 Hive War | 2021 Hive War Rulebook | | 79 | [Showdown](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/showdown) | N21 Hive War | 2021 Hive War Rulebook | | 80 | [Defile the Relic](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/defile-the-relic) | N21 Hive War | 2021 Hive War Rulebook | | 81 | [Riches in the Dark](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/riches-in-the-dark) | N21 Hive War | 2021 Hive War Rulebook | | 82 | [Righteous Crusade](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/righteous-crusade) | Cawdor | House of Faith | | 83 | [Test of Faith](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/test-of-faith) | Cawdor | House of Faith | | 84 | [Intelligence Gathering](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/intelligence-gathering) | Delaque | House of Shadow | | 85 | [Cauldron of Lies](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/cauldron-of-lies) | Delaque | House of Shadow | | 86 | Power Lines | Van Saar (linked) | White Dwarf, August 2021 | | 87 | Field Test | Van Saar (linked) | White Dwarf, August 2021 | | 88 | Rogue Archeotek | Van Saar (linked) | White Dwarf, August 2021 | | 89 | [Settlement Raid](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/settlement-raid) | Outlander | Book of the Outcast | | 90 | [Market Mayhem](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/market-mayhem) | Outlander | Book of the Outcast | | 91 | [Stealth Attack](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/stealth-attack) | Outlander | Book of the Outcast | | 92 | [Gunk Tank](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/gunk-tank) | Outlander | Book of the Outcast | | 93 | [Mining Expedition](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/mining-expedition) | Outlander | Book of the Outcast | | 94 | [The Big Score](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/the-big-score) | Outlander | Book of the Outcast | | 95 | [Dust Bowl Skirmish](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/dust-bowl-skirmish) | [Ash Wastes](/docs/tags/ash-wastes) | Ash Wastes Rulebook | | 96 | [Fuel Hunt](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/fuel-hunt) | [Ash Wastes](/docs/tags/ash-wastes) | Ash Wastes Rulebook | | 97 | [Breakdown](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/breakdown) | [Ash Wastes](/docs/tags/ash-wastes) | Ash Wastes Rulebook | | 98 | [Wasteland Encounter](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/wasteland-encounter) | [Sector Mechanicus](/docs/tags/sector-mechanicus) / [Ash Wastes](/docs/tags/ash-wastes) | Ash Wastes Rulebook | | 99 | [Settlement Showdown](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/settlement-showdown) | [Ash Wastes](/docs/tags/ash-wastes) | Ash Wastes Rulebook | | 100 | [The Beast](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/the-beast) | [Ash Wastes](/docs/tags/ash-wastes) | Ash Wastes Rulebook | | 101 | [Incoming Storm](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/incoming-storm) | [Ash Wastes](/docs/tags/ash-wastes) | Ash Wastes Rulebook | | 102 | [Cargo Run](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/cargo-run) | [Ash Wastes Rolling Roads](/docs/tags/rolling-roads) | Ash Wastes Rulebook | | 103 | [Bone Road Death Race](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/bone-road-death-race) | [Ash Wastes Rolling Roads](/docs/tags/rolling-roads) | Ash Wastes Rulebook | | 104 | [Desperate Raid](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/desperate-raid) | [Underdog](/docs/tags/underdog) | White Dwarf, May 2022 | | 105 | [Data-Purge](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/data-purge) | [Underdog](/docs/tags/underdog) | White Dwarf, May 2022 | | 106 | [Assassinate](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/assassinate) | [Underdog](/docs/tags/underdog) | White Dwarf, May 2022 | | 107 | [Breakthrough](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/breakthrough) | [Ash Wastes Rolling Roads](/docs/tags/rolling-roads) | [Warhammer Community, July 2022](https://www.warhammer-community.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/MaLbXM6xWXoFrAU2.pdf) | | 108 | [The Great Rig Robbery](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/the-great-rig-robbery) | [Ash Wastes Rolling Roads](/docs/tags/rolling-roads) | [Warhammer Community, July 2022](https://www.warhammer-community.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/MaLbXM6xWXoFrAU2.pdf) | | 109 | [Tech Raid](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/tech-raid) | [Sector Mechanicus](/docs/tags/sector-mechanicus), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | [Apocrypha: The Lost Charter](https://www.warhammer-community.com/2022/08/05/this-free-necromunda-scenario-takes-the-squats-into-the-underhive-alongside-a-psychic-ogryn/) | | 110 | [Fall of Badzones Outpost](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/fall-of-badzones-outpost) | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Cinderak Burning | | 111 | [Gunk War](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/gunk-war) | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Cinderak Burning | | 112 | [They Come From Below!](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/they-come-from-below) | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Cinderak Burning | | 113 | [Out of the Storm](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/out-of-the-storm) | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Cinderak Burning | | 114 | [Assassin In The Spire](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/assassin-in-the-spire) | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Cinderak Burning | | 115 | [Escape From Hive Zalktraa](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/escape-from-hive-zalktraa) | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Cinderak Burning | | 116 | [Parley Showdown](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/parley-showdown) | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Cinderak Burning | | 117 | [House of Pain](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/house-of-pain) | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Cinderak Burning | | 118 | [Battle of the Riftways](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/battle-of-the-riftways) | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/), [Ash Wastes Rolling Roads](/docs/tags/rolling-roads) | The Aranthian Succession – Cinderak Burning | | 119 | [Street Fight](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/street-fight) | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Cinderak Burning | | 120 | [Bar Defence](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/bar-defence) | [Succession](/docs/tags/succession-campaign-scenario), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | The Aranthian Succession – Cinderak Burning | | 121 | [Star Chamber Attack](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/star-chamber-attack) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis), [Sector Mechanicus](/docs/tags/sector-mechanicus), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | [Apocrypha: Sump City Sinking](https://www.warhammer-community.com/2022/09/20/unleash-the-psychic-might-of-the-delaque-and-bless-your-corpse-grinder-cults-with-free-necromunda-rules/) | | 122 | [Two Tunnels Showdown](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/two-tunnels-showdown) | [Zone Mortalis](/docs/tags/zone-mortalis), [Sector Mechanicus](/docs/tags/sector-mechanicus), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | [Apocrypha: Twins of Two Tunnels](https://www.warhammer-community.com/2022/11/03/apocrypha-necromunda-battle-it-out-for-gunk-and-glory-in-a-free-scenario/) | | 123 | [ Last Stand v2](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/the-last-stand-v2) | [Underdog](/docs/tags/underdog), [Sector Mechanicus](/docs/tags/sector-mechanicus), [Ash Wastes](/docs/tags/ash-wastes) | White Dwarf, November 2022 | | 124 | [Experimental Testing](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/experimental-testing) | [Underdog](/docs/tags/underdog), [Sector Mechanicus](/docs/tags/sector-mechanicus) | White Dwarf, November 2022 | | 125 | [Cargo Run v2](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/cargo-run-v2) | [Underdog](/docs/tags/underdog), [Ash Wastes Rolling Roads](/docs/tags/rolling-roads) | White Dwarf, November 2022 | | 126 | [Defend the House](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/defend-the-house) | [Sector Mechanicus](/docs/tags/sector-mechanicus), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | [Apocrypha: Queen of Ash Town](https://www.warhammer-community.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/LY6kk10sz3uV0hmQ.pdf) | | 127 | [Cut off the Head](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/cut-off-the-head) | [Sector Mechanicus](/docs/tags/sector-mechanicus), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | [Apocrypha: Daemons of Meridian](https://www.warhammer-community.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/N6zEYzFev5pnYere.pdf) | | 128 | [The Big Score (Ash Wastes)](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/the-big-score-ash-wastes) | [Ash Wastes Rolling Roads](/docs/tags/rolling-roads), [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | [Apocrypha: Bullet Road Run](https://www.warhammer-community.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/q4vmTMi7jio2g5KJ.pdf) | | 129 | [Necromundan Double-cross](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/necromundan-double-cross) | [Narrative Scenario](/docs/tags/narrative-scenario/) | [Apocrypha: Blood in the Spire](https://www.warhammer-community.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/ZltbMhp3ZtbNoJlQ.pdf) | | 130 | Convoy 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618 | # Introduction
Necromunda is a sprawling, evolving game, and has had a lot of rules published since this version came out in 2017.
These rules vary across publications, and some even contradict each other. This is where the community has stepped in, and created compilations to keep the game playable.
The goal of this website is to make the rules clear and accessible, so Necromunda can reach a wider audience. It is a compilation of all content from the 2017 release onwards.
**While originally based on the Necrodamus rules compilation, with the release of the 2023 Core Rules, this website is using verbatim (RAW) rules instead.** This covers the 2023 Core Rules and many of the previous publications. A status of what has been transcribed in long-form can be [viewed here](/docs/rules-revision/).
All original content is owned by Games Workshop and published here without permission. When you buy a gang, please buy their House/Book as well! Necromunda is all about the narrative, and each book features fantastic backstories and fluff that elevate the title far beyond the core game mechanics.
Throughout these page you may see box-outs. Here are some examples that you will see that are not from the original rules:
:::danger House Rule
Through these pages you will see House Rules. These are optional, but are suggested to provide a more enjoyable and seamless gaming experience.
:::
:::tip YAQ
YAQ stands for Yaktribe Answered Question, and provides clarification in certain rules that have been agreed upon by the collective community brainstrust over at [yaktribe.games](https://yaktribe.games/).
:::
### PDF Version
Necrodamus.pdf and Necro-vox no longer share content. To view the Necrodamus pdf, there is a link under 'Resources' in the footer.
### Updates, Feedback and corrections.
This website is maintained by `servo_scribe`.
Any feedback, typos or errors can be raised on the [Discord](https://discord.gg/UepSaKA6cx) or sent to [servo_scribe@proton.me](mailto:servo_scribe@proton.me). | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 1 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | intro | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # Introduction Necromunda is a sprawling, evolving game, and has had a lot of rules published since this version came out in 2017. These rules vary across publications, and some even contradict each other. This is where the community has stepped in, and created compilations to keep the game playable. The goal of this website is to make the rules clear and accessible, so Necromunda can reach a wider audience. It is a compilation of all content from the 2017 release onwards. **While originally based on the Necrodamus rules compilation, with the release of the 2023 Core Rules, this website is using verbatim (RAW) rules instead.** This covers the 2023 Core Rules and many of the previous publications. A status of what has been transcribed in long-form can be [viewed here](/docs/rules-revision/). All original content is owned by Games Workshop and published here without permission. When you buy a gang, please buy their House/Book as well! Necromunda is all about the narrative, and each book features fantastic backstories and fluff that elevate the title far beyond the core game mechanics. Throughout these page you may see box-outs. Here are some examples that you will see that are not from the original rules: :::danger House Rule Through these pages you will see House Rules. These are optional, but are suggested to provide a more enjoyable and seamless gaming experience. ::: :::tip YAQ YAQ stands for Yaktribe Answered Question, and provides clarification in certain rules that have been agreed upon by the collective community brainstrust over at [yaktribe.games](https://yaktribe.games/). ::: ### PDF Version Necrodamus.pdf and Necro-vox no longer share content. To view the Necrodamus pdf, there is a link under 'Resources' in the footer. ### Updates, Feedback and corrections. This website is maintained by `servo_scribe`. Any feedback, typos or errors can be raised on the [Discord](https://discord.gg/UepSaKA6cx) or sent to [servo_scribe@proton.me](mailto:servo_scribe@proton.me). | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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1,230 | # Exotic Beasts
The worlds of the Imperium are host to many strange and wonderful creatures, and Necromunda is no exception.
It is well-documented throughout the ages that humans have a strange propensity for keeping all manner of
creatures as pets, fascinated by their behaviour and comforted by their loyalty, and in this the denizens of the
underhive are no different to humans anywhere else in the galaxy. What is unique to Necromunda, though, are
the type and variety of pets that people choose to keep…
Exotic Beasts are purchased as Wargear and should be recorded on their owner’s Fighter card accordingly. However, where Exotic Beasts differ from normal Wargear is that they will have their own Fighter card, which
details their unique stats, skills, and weaponry.
## Exotic Beasts Skills
By their very nature, Exotic Beasts are unable to utilise many of the skills detailed in the complete skill lists. Therefore, when an Exotic Beast gains a new skill, roll a D3 and consult the table below:
| D3 | Agility | Brawn | Combat | Cunning | Ferocity |
| :-: | :-----: | :-----------: | :------------: | :------: | :-------------: |
| 1 | [Catfall](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#1-catfall) | [Bull Charge](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#1-bull-charge) | [Combat Master](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-counter-attack) | [Backstab](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#1-backstab) | [Berserker](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#1-berserker) |
| 2 | [Dodge](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#3-dodge) | [Crushing Blow](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#3-crushing-blow) | [Disarm](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#3-disarm) | [Evade](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#3-evade) | [Fearsome](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-fearsome) |
| 3 | [Sprint](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#6-sprint) | [Iron Jaw](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#6-iron-jaw) | [Step Aside](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#6-step-aside) | [Lie Low](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-lie-low) | [Nerves of Steel](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#4-nerves-of-steel) |
## Exotic Beasts Special Rules
Exotic Beasts follow all of the normal rules for a fighter, with the following exceptions:
- Whenever the fighter that owns the Exotic Beast is selected for a scenario, the
Exotic Beast may also be deployed. This may take the number of fighters in a
starting crew above the number specified by the scenario.
- Exotic Beasts may not perform any action that interacts with objects on the
battlefield with the following exceptions:
- An Exotic Beast with a Strength characteristic of at least 4 may perform the
Carry Loot Casket (Simple), Force Door (Basic) and Smash Open Loot Casket
(Basic) actions.
- An Exotic Beast with an Intelligence characteristic of at least 7+ may perform the
Operate Door (Simple) action.
- An Exotic Beast with an Intelligence characteristic of at least 5+ may perform the
Access Terminal (Basic) and Bypass Loot Casket Lock (Basic) actions.
- Exotic Beasts cannot assist fighters when rolling for Recovery.
- Exotic Beasts can only be activated as part of a Group Activation with their owner. Accordingly, the owner of an Exotic Beast gains the following special rule:
- **Group Activation (Exotic Beasts):** When a fighter with this special rule is
activated, their controlling player must activate all Exotic Beasts belonging to this
fighter as well, as part of a ‘Group Activation’:
- The controlling player selects and activates each fighter in this group activation
as normal, fully resolving each activation before selecting and activating the
next. Each fighter activates individually; groups do not activate simultaneously.
- If this fighter itself is activated as part of a Group Activation, this rule
still applies, meaning any Exotic Beasts this fighter owns are activated
as described above when this fighter is itself activated as part of a
Group Activation.
- Exotic Beasts must always end their activation within 3" of their owner. If the Exotic
Beast is more than 3" away at the end of its activation, it must pass a Nerve test or
become Broken.
- Should an Exotic Beast become Broken, it will run towards its owner when
activated rather than for cover. When an Exotic Beast makes a Running for Cover
(Double) action, it runs towards its owner. It is only concerned with getting back
within 3" of its owner.
- An Exotic Beast that has become Broken automatically rallies if it ends an
activation within 3" of its owner (note that, during Campaign play, Exotic Beasts do
not gain XP for rallying in this way).
- If the owner is removed from the battlefield for any reason, the Exotic Beast is also
removed from play.
- Exotic Beasts are not counted for Bottle tests, neither as part of the starting crew
nor as fighters Taken Out of Action or Prone and Seriously Injured.
- If an Exotic Beast is taken Out of Action or becomes Prone and Seriously Injured, only other Exotic Beasts need to take Nerve tests to avoid becoming Broken, gangers are made of sterner stuff and expect their beasts to lead short lives.
- Exotic Beasts gain Experience and suffer Lasting Injuries as a normal Ganger and
may become a Specialist.
- Exotic Beasts may not take any additional equipment. They may not use weapons
other than those detailed on their profile. They may never use Wargear.
- Exotic Beasts can be taken Captive, in which case the owning fighter’s gang can
attempt to rescue them and the capturing gang may sell them as if they were a
normal fighter. Exotic Beasts taken Captive cannot be put to work in any Territories. | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # Exotic Beasts The worlds of the Imperium are host to many strange and wonderful creatures, and Necromunda is no exception. It is well-documented throughout the ages that humans have a strange propensity for keeping all manner of creatures as pets, fascinated by their behaviour and comforted by their loyalty, and in this the denizens of the underhive are no different to humans anywhere else in the galaxy. What is unique to Necromunda, though, are the type and variety of pets that people choose to keep… Exotic Beasts are purchased as Wargear and should be recorded on their owner’s Fighter card accordingly. However, where Exotic Beasts differ from normal Wargear is that they will have their own Fighter card, which details their unique stats, skills, and weaponry. ## Exotic Beasts Skills By their very nature, Exotic Beasts are unable to utilise many of the skills detailed in the complete skill lists. Therefore, when an Exotic Beast gains a new skill, roll a D3 and consult the table below: | D3 | Agility | Brawn | Combat | Cunning | Ferocity | | :-: | :-----: | :-----------: | :------------: | :------: | :-------------: | | 1 | [Catfall](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#1-catfall) | [Bull Charge](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#1-bull-charge) | [Combat Master](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-counter-attack) | [Backstab](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#1-backstab) | [Berserker](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#1-berserker) | | 2 | [Dodge](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#3-dodge) | [Crushing Blow](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#3-crushing-blow) | [Disarm](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#3-disarm) | [Evade](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#3-evade) | [Fearsome](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-fearsome) | | 3 | [Sprint](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#6-sprint) | [Iron Jaw](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#6-iron-jaw) | [Step Aside](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#6-step-aside) | [Lie Low](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-lie-low) | [Nerves of Steel](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#4-nerves-of-steel) | ## Exotic Beasts Special Rules Exotic Beasts follow all of the normal rules for a fighter, with the following exceptions: - Whenever the fighter that owns the Exotic Beast is selected for a scenario, the Exotic Beast may also be deployed. This may take the number of fighters in a starting crew above the number specified by the scenario. - Exotic Beasts may not perform any action that interacts with objects on the battlefield with the following exceptions: - An Exotic Beast with a Strength characteristic of at least 4 may perform the Carry Loot Casket (Simple), Force Door (Basic) and Smash Open Loot Casket (Basic) actions. - An Exotic Beast with an Intelligence characteristic of at least 7+ may perform the Operate Door (Simple) action. - An Exotic Beast with an Intelligence characteristic of at least 5+ may perform the Access Terminal (Basic) and Bypass Loot Casket Lock (Basic) actions. - Exotic Beasts cannot assist fighters when rolling for Recovery. - Exotic Beasts can only be activated as part of a Group Activation with their owner. Accordingly, the owner of an Exotic Beast gains the following special rule: - **Group Activation (Exotic Beasts):** When a fighter with this special rule is activated, their controlling player must activate all Exotic Beasts belonging to this fighter as well, as part of a ‘Group Activation’: - The controlling player selects and activates each fighter in this group activation as normal, fully resolving each activation before selecting and activating the next. Each fighter activates individually; groups do not activate simultaneously. - If this fighter itself is activated as part of a Group Activation, this rule still applies, meaning any Exotic Beasts this fighter owns are activated as described above when this fighter is itself activated as part of a Group Activation. - Exotic Beasts must always end their activation within 3" of their owner. If the Exotic Beast is more than 3" away at the end of its activation, it must pass a Nerve test or become Broken. - Should an Exotic Beast become Broken, it will run towards its owner when activated rather than for cover. When an Exotic Beast makes a Running for Cover (Double) action, it runs towards its owner. It is only concerned with getting back within 3" of its owner. - An Exotic Beast that has become Broken automatically rallies if it ends an activation within 3" of its owner (note that, during Campaign play, Exotic Beasts do not gain XP for rallying in this way). - If the owner is removed from the battlefield for any reason, the Exotic Beast is also removed from play. - Exotic Beasts are not counted for Bottle tests, neither as part of the starting crew nor as fighters Taken Out of Action or Prone and Seriously Injured. - If an Exotic Beast is taken Out of Action or becomes Prone and Seriously Injured, only other Exotic Beasts need to take Nerve tests to avoid becoming Broken, gangers are made of sterner stuff and expect their beasts to lead short lives. - Exotic Beasts gain Experience and suffer Lasting Injuries as a normal Ganger and may become a Specialist. - Exotic Beasts may not take any additional equipment. They may not use weapons other than those detailed on their profile. 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901 | # Close Combat
:::info
You are viewing the archived rules from before the 2023 Core books. Use the menu to navigate to the current rules.
:::
Fighters that are Engaged with an enemy fighter can make close combat attacks against them.
1. Turn to Face
2. Pick Weapons
3. Determine Attack Dice
4. Declare Targets
5. Make Hit Roll(s)
6. Resolve Hits
7. Reaction Attacks (steps 1 to 5)
8. Consolidate or Coup de Grace
## 1. Turn to Face
The attacking fighter may turn to face any direction. However, doing so will apply a -1 hit modifier to all hit rolls.
## 2. Pick Weapons
Declare up to 2 weapons (Melee or Sidearm) or 1 Unwieldy weapon. Alternatively, unarmed attacks can be made instead.
#### Unarmed Attacks
Strength as user, Damage 1.
## 3. Determine Attack Dice
The number of Attack dice is determined by the Attacks characteristics plus the following bonuses:
| Description | Modifier |
| :--- | :--- |
| **Dual Weapons, Sidearm or Melee** | +1 |
| **Charging** | +1 |
If attacking with more than 1 weapon, the Attack dice must be split as evenly as possible, with the attacker choosing which weapon makes any odd attack.
#### Pistols at Close Quarters
A Sidearm can only have one Attack dice allocated to it. Any remaining attacks must be allocated to a Melee weapon (or Unarmed attacks).
Accuracy modifiers do not apply to Sidearms in close combat. Sidearms use WS like all other close combat attacks (not BS).
## 4. Declare Targets
Declare a target enemy fighter:
- Engaged with the attacker.
- Within the vision arc of the attacker.
Attacks can be split between multiple targets.
## 5. Make Hit Roll(s)
Make a Weapon Skill test for the attacker with each Attack dice. Roll separately for different weapons and/or targets. Apply the following modifiers.
| Description | Modifier |
| :--- | :--- |
| **Broken (Reaction attacks)** | -2 |
| **each Assist** | +1 |
| **each Interference** | -1 |
| **turned to face** | -1 |
| **attacking a vehicle** | +1 |
| **attacking through a barricade** | -1 |
## 6. Resolve Hits
Each attack that scores a hit is resolved using ‘Resolving hits’ rules.
Vehicles:
- Use the facing the attacker is in contact with to determine Toughness.
- +1 Location dice from close combat attacks (choose 1 result and discard the rest).
## 7. Reaction Attacks
If there are still enemy fighters Engaged with the attacker, each of them can make Reaction attacks, following steps 1-6.
Vehicles: Cannot make Reaction attacks.
:::info N17 (IMPROVED VERSION)
Reaction attacks must target the attacker.
:::
## 8. Consolidate or Coup de Grace
If the attacker is no longer Engaged (all previously Engaged enemy fighters are now Seriously Injured or Out of Action), the fighter can choose one of the following:
- A free Coup de Grace (Simple) action against a Seriously Injured fighter in B2B.
- Move up to 2”.
:::tip YAQ
Do not make a 2nd Nerve test for fighters that became Seriously Injured and then taken Out of Action by a free Coup de Grace action in the same activation.
:::
## Pistols at Close Quarters
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## Assists
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- Not Engaged with any other enemy fighters.
Apply a +1 hit modifier for each assist.
Vehicles: Assists does not apply.
## Interference
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- Engaged with the attacker.
- Not Engaged with any other enemy fighters.
Apply a -1 hit modifier for each interference.
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329 | **Voice:** David - deep
**Model:** Eleven Turbo v2
**Created:** 4/30/2024, 4:33:10 PM
**Voice Settings Enabled:** false
**Stability:** 0
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**Note:** [[2024-04-30_16-30-52_David - deep]]
> The Abandoned Factory is a sprawling complex of rusting machinery, crumbling concrete, and twisted metal. Once a hub of industrial activity, it now lies dormant, its silence broken only by the creaks and groans of settling steel and the distant hum of machinery from neighboring factories.
>
> As you explore the factory's labyrinthine corridors, you'll find remnants of a once-thriving workforce: discarded tools, broken equipment, and scattered personal belongings. The air is thick with the stench of decay and rust, and the shadows are long and ominous.
>
> Despite its decrepit state, the Abandoned Factory holds secrets and opportunities for your gang. You might discover:
>
> Scrap metal**: Tons of scrap metal litter the factory's floors, waiting to be salvaged or repurposed into makeshift weapons, armor, or tools.
> Abandoned equipment: Old machinery, still functional, could be refurbished or repurposed for industrial-scale production: or as a means to generate income through salvage operations.
> Hidden storage rooms: Forgotten storage areas might contain valuable supplies, spare parts, or even hidden caches of credits or valuable resources.
![[ElevenLabs/Audio/2024-04-30_16-33-10_David - deep.mp3]]
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1,212 | import Tabs from '@theme/Tabs';
import TabItem from '@theme/TabItem';
# Sump Sea Vehicles
:::note Designer’s Commentary: Battles On The Sump Seas
Presented below are the rules for Sludge Barges, Scrap Skiffs and Sump Sea Environments, allowing you
to recreate the events described in [Apocrypha Necromunda: Spiders of the Sump](https://www.warhammer-community.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/ECei4crIwv6QKgzt.pdf). If the Arbitrator wishes, these new rules may be
included in their campaign.
:::
There are almost as many vehicles that ply the sump seas and run-off rivers of Necromunda as there are on its
dusty plains and wind-blasted ridgeways. The following vehicle construction rules can be used alongside the
Wasteland Workshop rules found in Necromunda: Book of the Outlands allowing players to create vehicles
capable of traversing the black seas of Necromunda.
**Note:** Some of the upgrades available to vehicles presented in the Wasteland Workshop might not be
appropriate for Sludge Barges and Scrap Skiffs (such as wheel scythes or tyre claws, for instance), though as
always the Arbitrator can decide which ones they wish to include in their campaign.
### Locomotion Special Rules
**Waterborne:** Waterborne vehicles can only be used in Sump Sea environments (see below). These vehicles
also build up momentum as they move, and can be difficult to turn or slow down quickly. When a Waterborne
vehicle is activated, but before it takes any actions, it must roll for its Drift Movement. Scrap Skiffs Drift D3" directly forward, in the direction they are facing, while Sludge Barges Drift D6" directly forward, in the direction they are facing. Drift Movement does not use any of the vehicle’s actions, though it may still cause collisions, etc.
## Sump Sea Environments
The sump seas, whether they are in the midnight realm beneath a hive or the storm-lashed expanses of the
surface, are deadly and unforgiving environments. If a battle takes place on the sump seas then the entirety of the Battlefield Surface (see Necromunda: Book of the Outlands) is considered to be Sump. The Sump has the following rules:
- Only Waterborne or Skimmer vehicles can traverse the Sump. Tracked, Walker or Wheeled vehicles cannot be fielded in a sump seas environment.
- Fighters subject to the Mounted condition are considered to be riding on small craft, grav-cutters, sump creatures, etc, that can operate in a sump seas environment.
- If, for any reason, a fighter not subject to the Mounted condition starts their activation not on either a piece of terrain or a vehicle with the Waterborne or Skimmer rule (and they themselves do not have a special rule such as flight that allows them to ignore terrain), then they must test to see if they drown (see below).
- As soon as a fighter who is not subject to the Mounted condition falls or moves onto the Sump then their activation ends.
- Fighters on the Sump are considered to be in Full Cover and cannot become Prone and Pinned (note, this
means that fighters subject to the Mounted condition are not affected by the “I Get Knocked Down…” rule). If a fighter on the Sump ever becomes Prone and Seriously Injured, they are instead taken Out of Action.
- Fighters that fall onto the Sump do not take falling damage.
### Drowning
If a fighter begins their activation on the Sump, they must check to see if they start to drown. Make a Strength check for the fighter. If they pass, they may move D6" in any direction (which may get them back onto a vehicle or terrain piece). If they fail, then they remain in place and suffer a Flesh Wound. 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If the Arbitrator wishes, these new rules may be included in their campaign. ::: There are almost as many vehicles that ply the sump seas and run-off rivers of Necromunda as there are on its dusty plains and wind-blasted ridgeways. The following vehicle construction rules can be used alongside the Wasteland Workshop rules found in Necromunda: Book of the Outlands allowing players to create vehicles capable of traversing the black seas of Necromunda. **Note:** Some of the upgrades available to vehicles presented in the Wasteland Workshop might not be appropriate for Sludge Barges and Scrap Skiffs (such as wheel scythes or tyre claws, for instance), though as always the Arbitrator can decide which ones they wish to include in their campaign. ### Locomotion Special Rules **Waterborne:** Waterborne vehicles can only be used in Sump Sea environments (see below). These vehicles also build up momentum as they move, and can be difficult to turn or slow down quickly. 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887 | # Priority Phase
:::info
You are viewing the archived rules from before the 2023 Core books. Use the menu to navigate to the current rules.
:::
The Priority phase has two steps, first roll-off for Priority, then fighters are Readied.
## Roll for Priority
Roll-off to determine who has Priority. In the case of a tie, the gang with Priority in the previous round passes it to the opponent (re-roll ties the first round, when neither gang has had Priority). In multi-player battles, let dice score determine the order and re-roll any ties.
## Ready Fighters
Each fighter is then Readied, regardless of Status, Secondary Status or any other Conditions. Once a fighter has been activated, they are no longer Ready. Normally a fighter that is no longer Ready may not activate again, but note that there are some instances in which a fighter may activate again. | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 9 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # Priority Phase :::info You are viewing the archived rules from before the 2023 Core books. Use the menu to navigate to the current rules. ::: The Priority phase has two steps, first roll-off for Priority, then fighters are Readied. ## Roll for Priority Roll-off to determine who has Priority. In the case of a tie, the gang with Priority in the previous round passes it to the opponent (re-roll ties the first round, when neither gang has had Priority). In multi-player battles, let dice score determine the order and re-roll any ties. ## Ready Fighters Each fighter is then Readied, regardless of Status, Secondary Status or any other Conditions. Once a fighter has been activated, they are no longer Ready. Normally a fighter that is no longer Ready may not activate again, but note that there are some instances in which a fighter may activate again. | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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if(!app.plugins.plugins["smart-connections"])
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1,052 | # 138. Midnight Sea
_“Hard to starboard! And don’t shoot until you see the glint of its diamond eyes!”_
\- Ismur Blackwater, Captain of the Sump Queen, Spider Hunter’s Lodge
In this scenario, two gangs fight it out for survival on the midnight seas of the great subterranean sump, in the
deepest depths of the underhive.
**Source: Apocrypha: Spiders of the Sump**
## Battlefield Type
This scenario is an Ash Wastes battle – though
a special one that takes place in the depths of
the underhive. Vehicles and Wargear that grant
the Mounted condition may be included in any
gang’s crew.
## Battlefield
This scenario is designed to be played on a 4'x4'
battlefield. Starting with the winner of a roll-off,
players take turns placing 3+D3 large pieces of terrain
(between 6" and 12" in diameter) on the battlefield,
so they are at least 8" from the edge of the battlefield
or another piece of terrain (unless it would not be
possible to do so).
## Crews
- Custom (10).
## Tactics Cards
- Custom (2).
## Deployment
Starting with the winner of a roll-off, players take turns placing their fighters and vehicles within 12"
of a battlefield edge and at least 6" from any enemy models. Only vehicles or fighters subject to the
Mounted condition may be placed on the battlefield
surface, all other fighters must be placed on a friendly
vehicle or piece of terrain.
## Dark Tides
The battle takes place on the sump sea and uses the rules for [Sump Sea Environments](/docs/arbitrator-tools/apocrypha-optional-rules#sump-sea-environments).
## Pitch Black
This battle uses the rules for [Pitch Black](/docs/battlefield-setup/scenario-rules#pitch-black--visibility). Note that vehicles that move during their activation (drifting does not count), are revealed just as if they had fired a weapon.
## Ending the Battle
- If, at the end of any round, only one gang has models remaining on the battlefield, the battle ends.
## Victory
- Last gang with models on the table.
## Rewards
### Credits
- Winner: 2D6x10.
#### Experience
Scenario specific rewards:
- +1 for taking part.
- +1 for Leader who survives.
Standard rewards:
- +1 for taking an enemy Out of Action.
- +1 for taking an enemy Leader or Champion Out of Action.
- +1 for killing an enemy (during the battle).
- +1 for Rallying.
#### Reputation
- +D3 (win).
:::info Narrative Variant
## Voyage of the Sump Queen
If players wish, they may use this scenario to represent the battle between the Carrion Queens and the Followers of the God of Many Mouths on the pitch-black sump sea beneath Hive Primus.
In order to do this, make the following changes:
- One gang should be represented by an Escher gang with at least one Sludge Barge to represent the Sump Queen.
- The other gang is represented by a Chaos Helot Cult gang, and must include a Chaos Spawn and at least three Scrap Skiffs.
- Both gangs can include Mounted fighters and vehicles as per the rules for creating Wasteland gangs.
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import TabItem from '@theme/TabItem';
# 21. Murder Cyborg
_“Full eradication protocols initiated. No survivors. No exceptions.”_
\- Vox recording of Murder Cyborg Epsilon-58991 from the Massacre at Broken Dome
In this scenario, a standard gang battle takes a turn for the worse when one of the fighters is revealed to be a Murder Cyborg!
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<TabItem value="2023" label="2023 Rulebook version" default>
_Source: Necromunda 2023 Rulebook_
## Battle Type
This scenario is an Underhive battle; vehicles and
Wargear that grant the Mounted condition cannot be
included in either gang’s starting crew.
## Battlefield
This scenario uses the standard rules for setting up
a battlefield, as described in the [Battlefield Set-up & Scenarios section](/docs/battlefield-setup/battlefield-set-up).
## Crews
This scenario uses the standard rules for choosing a
crew, as described in the [Scenario Rules: Choose Crew section](/docs/battlefield-setup/scenario-rules). Both gangs use the Custom
Selection (8) method to determine their crew.
## Deployment
This scenario uses the standard rules for deployment
as described in [Scenario Rules: Gang Tactics](/docs/battlefield-setup/scenario-rules#gang-tactics).
## Gang Tactics
This scenario uses the standard rules for gang tactics
as described in [Scenario Rules: Gang Tactics](/docs/battlefield-setup/scenario-rules#gang-tactics).
## Ending The Battle
If either gang has no fighters left on the battlefield or
the Murder Cyborg has been destroyed at the end of
any round, the battle ends immediately.
## Victory
The player who destroyed the Murder Cyborg is the
winner. Any other result is a draw.
## Rewards
#### Credits
Taking out the Murder Cyborg nets the gang a healthy
bounty. The victorious gang adds 3D6x10 credits to
their Stash.
#### Experience
Any fighter that inflicted at least one wound on the
Murder Cyborg earns an additional 1 XP.
#### Reputation
The victorious gang gains D3 Reputation.
If either gang bottles out, they lose 1 Reputation.
## The Cyborg’s Mission
When the Murder Cyborg is first revealed, the player with Priority rolls a D6 on the following table to find out
what their mission is. The player who has Priority controls the Murder Cyborg as if they were one of their fighters,
although they must follow their directives as detailed below. The Murder Cyborg never counts as a friendly model
for either gang.
### Cyborg’s Mission
| D6 | Result |
| :------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 1-2 | **Extermination Directives:** The Murder Cyborg must kill everyone. If they are Standing and Engaged, they will make a Fight (Basic) action, if not, they will target the closest model with a Shoot (Simple) action. If they can see more than one model, they must divide their Shoot (Simple) actions between them as evenly as possible, starting with the closest model and moving outward (they must take Cool tests as normal to target models other than the closest). If they cannot see any models, they must move toward the nearest model. |
| 3-4 | **Decapitation Subroutines:** The Murder Cyborg must kill the Leaders and acts as above. However, they will only target Leader models, only fighting other models if they are either engaged with them, or blocking their path to a Leader. |
| 5-6 | **Preservation Protocols:** The Murder Cyborg must return to their masters. When the Murder Cyborg is revealed, the player who has Priority picks a point on the board edge furthest from the Murder Cyborg – this is the Murder Cyborg’s escape point. If the Murder Cyborg ends any round in base contact with the escape point, they are removed from the board. While escaping, during each activation, the Murder Cyborg must make at least one Move (Simple) action that takes them closer to the escape point if possible, though they can shoot at the closest targets as detailed above, at the controlling player’s discretion. |
<FighterCard>
### The Cyborg
Until the Murder Cyborg is placed on the board, whenever a fighter suffers a wound as a result of a hit from a
weapon with a Damage characteristic other than ‘-‘, the owning player rolls a D6. On a 5+, the Murder Cyborg
is revealed.
Remove the wounded fighter from the board (they do not count as having been Seriously Injured or taken Out
of Action) and replace them with an appropriate model to represent the Murder Cyborg. The Murder Cyborg
uses the following profile:
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 4" | 3+ | 2+ | 4 | 5 | 3 | 4+ | 3 | 8+ | 3+ | 5+ | 8+ |
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| Weapon | Rg S | Rg L | Ac S | Ac L | S | AP | D | Am | Traits |
| :------------------------------------ | :--: | :--: | :--: | :--: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 2 x Bolt pistol (with las-projectors) | 6" | 12" | +2 | +1 | 4 | -1 | 2 | 6+ | <Tooltip type="traits" content="sidearm">Sidearm</Tooltip> |
| Shotgun (with execution ammo) | 4" | 16" | -1 | +1 | 4 | -2 | 2 | 6+ | <Tooltip type="traits" content="knockback">Knockback</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="limited">Limited</Tooltip> |
</WeaponStats>
**Wargear:** [Light carapace armour](/docs/armoury/armour#carapace), [displacer field](/docs/armoury/field-armour#displacer-field), [frag grenades](/docs/armoury/grenades#frag-grenade), [krak grenades](/docs/armoury/grenades#krak-grenade).
**Skills:** [Fast Shot](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#1-fast-shot), [Gunfighter](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-gunfighter), [Iron Jaw](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#6-iron-jaw).
The Murder Cyborg is unaffected by the Coup de Grace action and treats any Out of Action results on the
injury dice as a Serious Injury instead. While Prone and Seriously Injured, the Murder Cyborg does not roll
Injury dice in the End phase. Instead, they will recover (suffering a Flesh Wound as normal) if they can roll
equal to or less than their Toughness value. Once the Murder Cyborg reaches 0 Toughness, as a result of
Flesh Wounds, they cannot recover – though they may still make a Crawl (Double) action – and can now be
removed from the board with a Coup de Grace action.
The Murder Cyborg ignores the effects of the Flash, Gas and Toxin traits, and cannot become Prone and
Pinned. The Murder Cyborg may be subject to the Blaze condition, but unlike other fighters only suffers a S3,
AP-1, D1 hit at the start of their activation and may then act normally.
249
</FighterCard>
:::info
## Arbitrating The Scenario
For an especially challenging encounter, the
Arbitrator can run a Rise of the Servitors
scenario, with the Arbitrator running a force of
servitors and Murder Cyborgs against one or
more players’ gangs. Using appropriate models
in their collection, the Arbitrator should place a
number of servitors on the board, using the Hive
Dwellers rules (see page 237), for example, equal
to at least three times the number of opposing
fighters. The Arbitrator can only take Move
actions with the servitors as they go about their
pre-programmed duties. The attackers’ mission
is to find the three Murder Cyborgs posing as
servitors. When a servitor is taken Out of Action,
roll a D6. On a 4+, they become a Murder Cyborg
as above, and roll to see what their mission is.
Once three Murder Cyborgs have been revealed,
no more are added to the board. The Arbitrator can
make Attack actions with any servitors that activate
within 12" of a Murder Cyborg as they overrides
their simple machine functions for their own ends.
:::
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_Source: Necromunda 2018 Rulebook_
<h2>Battlefield</h2>
Standard.
<h2>Crews</h2>
- Custom.
The attacking crew must include a random Ganger or Juve to be the wounded fighter.
<h2>Tactics Cards</h2>
- Custom (2).
- **Underdog** (starting crew cost): +1 random per 100 credits.
<h2>Deployment</h2>
Standard.
<h2>Special Rule: The Cyborg</h2>
An augmented Hive Assassin is operating in the gang’s territory. Until the Assassin is placed on the board, whenever a fighter suffers a wound, roll a D6. On a 5+, the Cyborg Assassin is revealed. Remove the wounded fighter from the board (they do not count as having been Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action) and replace them with an appropriate model to represent the Cyborg Assassin.
When the Cyborg is first revealed, the player with Priority should roll a D6 on the table below to find out what its mission is. The player with Priority controls the Cyborg, although it must follow its directives as detailed below. The Cyborg Assassin never counts as a friendly model for any gang.
<FighterCard>
<h3>Cyborg Assassin</h3>
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 4” | 3+ | 2+ | 4 | 5 | 3 | 4+ | 3 | 8+ | 3+ | 5+ | 8+ |
<WeaponStats>
| Weapon | Rg S | Rg L | Ac S | Ac L | S | AP | D | Am | Traits |
| :------------------------------------ | :--: | :--: | :--: | :--: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 2 x Bolt pistol (with las-projectors) | 6" | 12" | +2 | +1 | 4 | -1 | 2 | 6+ | <Tooltip type="traits" content="sidearm">Sidearm</Tooltip> |
| Shotgun (with execution shells) | 4" | 16" | -1 | +1 | 4 | -2 | 2 | 6+ | <Tooltip type="traits" content="knockback">Knockback</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="limited">Limited</Tooltip> |
</WeaponStats>
**Skills:** [Fast Shot](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#1-fast-shot), [Gunfighter](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-gunfighter), [Iron Jaw](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#6-iron-jaw).
**Wargear:** [Light Carapace (4+)](/docs/armoury/armour#carapace), [displacer field](/docs/armoury/field-armour#displacer-field), [Frag](/docs/armoury/grenades#frag-grenade) & [Krak](/docs/armoury/grenades#krak-grenade) grenades.
#### Special Rules
- Ignores the effects of Flash, Gas and Toxin traits (while taking damage from Blaze, it may take actions and move as normal while on fire).
- Can't be Pinned.
- Unaffected by the Coup de Grace action.
- Treats Out of Action as Serious Injury instead.
- While Seriously Injured, do not roll Injury dice in the End phase. Instead, pass a Toughness test (roll equal to or lower than Toughness) to recover (suffering a Flesh Wound as normal).
- Once Toughness reaches 0 as a result of Flesh Wounds, it can't recover. Although it may still Crawl as a Double action and can now be removed from the board with a Coup de Grace action.
</FighterCard>
| D6 | Cyborg's Mission |
| :------------------------: | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 1-2 | **Extermination Directives:** The Cyborg must kill everyone! If it is Engaged, it will take Fight actions. If not, it will target the closest model with a Shoot action. If it can see more than one model, it must divide its Shoot actions between then as evenly as possible, starting with the closest model and moving outward (it must take Cool tests as normal to target models other than the closest). If it can't see any models, it must move toward the nearest model. |
| 3-4 | **Decapitation Subroutines:** The Cyborg must kill the Leaders. The Assassin acts as above, however it will only target Leader models, only fighting other emodels if they are either Engaged with it, or blocking its path to a Leader. |
| 5-6 | **Preservation Protocols:** The Cyborg must return to its masters. When the Assassin is revealed, the player who has Priority picks a point on the board edge farthest from it, this is its escape point. If the Assassin ends any round in base contact with the escape point, it is removed. While escaping, in each activation the Cyborg must make at least one Move action that takes it closer to the escape point if possible, though it can shoot at the closest targets as detailed above, at the controlling player’s discretion. |
<h2>Ending the Battle</h2>
The battle ends when at least 1 condition is true:
- Only one gang has fighters remaining.
- At the end of a round in which the Cyborg was removed.
<h2>Victory</h2>
The gang who destroyed the Cyborg Assassin is the winner. Otherwise it is a draw.
<h2>Rewards</h2>
#### Credits
- 3D6x10 for delivering the Coup de Grace to the Assassin.
#### Experience
Scenario specific rewards:
- +1 for taking part.
- +1 for wounding the Cyborg.
Standard rewards:
- +1 for taking an enemy Out of Action.
- +1 for taking an enemy Leader or Champion Out of Action.
- +1 for killing an enemy (during the battle).
- +1 for Rallying.
#### Reputation
- +D3 for delivering the Coup de Grace on the Cyborg.
- -1 to any gang that bottled out.
:::note Alternative Variant
Use a Rise of the Servitors scenario against one or more gangs. The number of servitors should equal to at least 3 times the number of opposing fighters. Use the Hive Dweller profile for the Servitors (from the Downtown Dust-up scenario). The servitors can only make a Move action with the servitors as they go about their pre-programmed duties. The attackers’ mission is to find the 3 Cyborg Assassins posing as servitors. When a servitor is taken Out of Action, roll a D6. On a 4+, they become a Cyborg Assassin. Then roll to see what their mission is. Once 3 Cyborg Assassins have been revealed, no more are added to the board. Servitors activating within 12” of an active Cyborg Assassin can make Attack actions as the Assassin overrides their simple machine functions for its own ends.
:::
:::note Alternative Endgame Variant
Gangs work together or against each other, but there will be a Murder Cyborg for each gang. The game only ends when all the Cyborgs or Gangs are killed. Alternatively, the Murder Cyborgs might be chrono-gladiators turned assassins, and if not killed by the end of a set round, they explode!
:::
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Murder Cyborg _“Full eradication protocols initiated. No survivors. No exceptions.”_ \- Vox recording of Murder Cyborg Epsilon-58991 from the Massacre at Broken Dome In this scenario, a standard gang battle takes a turn for the worse when one of the fighters is revealed to be a Murder Cyborg! <Tabs> <TabItem value="2023" label="2023 Rulebook version" default> _Source: Necromunda 2023 Rulebook_ ## Battle Type This scenario is an Underhive battle; vehicles and Wargear that grant the Mounted condition cannot be included in either gang’s starting crew. ## Battlefield This scenario uses the standard rules for setting up a battlefield, as described in the [Battlefield Set-up & Scenarios section](/docs/battlefield-setup/battlefield-set-up). ## Crews This scenario uses the standard rules for choosing a crew, as described in the [Scenario Rules: Choose Crew section](/docs/battlefield-setup/scenario-rules). Both gangs use the Custom Selection (8) method to determine their crew. ## Deployment This scenario uses the standard rules for deployment as described in [Scenario Rules: Gang Tactics](/docs/battlefield-setup/scenario-rules#gang-tactics). ## Gang Tactics This scenario uses the standard rules for gang tactics as described in [Scenario Rules: Gang Tactics](/docs/battlefield-setup/scenario-rules#gang-tactics). ## Ending The Battle If either gang has no fighters left on the battlefield or the Murder Cyborg has been destroyed at the end of any round, the battle ends immediately. ## Victory The player who destroyed the Murder Cyborg is the winner. Any other result is a draw. ## Rewards #### Credits Taking out the Murder Cyborg nets the gang a healthy bounty. The victorious gang adds 3D6x10 credits to their Stash. #### Experience Any fighter that inflicted at least one wound on the Murder Cyborg earns an additional 1 XP. #### Reputation The victorious gang gains D3 Reputation. If either gang bottles out, they lose 1 Reputation. ## The Cyborg’s Mission When the Murder Cyborg is first revealed, the player with Priority rolls a D6 on the following table to find out what their mission is. The player who has Priority controls the Murder Cyborg as if they were one of their fighters, although they must follow their directives as detailed below. The Murder Cyborg never counts as a friendly model for either gang. ### Cyborg’s Mission | D6 | Result | | :------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | 1-2 | **Extermination Directives:** The Murder Cyborg must kill everyone. If they are Standing and Engaged, they will make a Fight (Basic) action, if not, they will target the closest model with a Shoot (Simple) action. If they can see more than one model, they must divide their Shoot (Simple) actions between them as evenly as possible, starting with the closest model and moving outward (they must take Cool tests as normal to target models other than the closest). If they cannot see any models, they must move toward the nearest model. | | 3-4 | **Decapitation Subroutines:** The Murder Cyborg must kill the Leaders and acts as above. However, they will only target Leader models, only fighting other models if they are either engaged with them, or blocking their path to a Leader. | | 5-6 | **Preservation Protocols:** The Murder Cyborg must return to their masters. When the Murder Cyborg is revealed, the player who has Priority picks a point on the board edge furthest from the Murder Cyborg – this is the Murder Cyborg’s escape point. If the Murder Cyborg ends any round in base contact with the escape point, they are removed from the board. While escaping, during each activation, the Murder Cyborg must make at least one Move (Simple) action that takes them closer to the escape point if possible, though they can shoot at the closest targets as detailed above, at the controlling player’s discretion. | <FighterCard> ### The Cyborg Until the Murder Cyborg is placed on the board, whenever a fighter suffers a wound as a result of a hit from a weapon with a Damage characteristic other than ‘-‘, the owning player rolls a D6. On a 5+, the Murder Cyborg is revealed. Remove the wounded fighter from the board (they do not count as having been Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action) and replace them with an appropriate model to represent the Murder Cyborg. The Murder Cyborg uses the following profile: | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 4" | 3+ | 2+ | 4 | 5 | 3 | 4+ | 3 | 8+ | 3+ | 5+ | 8+ | <WeaponStats> | Weapon | Rg S | Rg L | Ac S | Ac L | S | AP | D | Am | Traits | | :------------------------------------ | :--: | :--: | :--: | :--: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | 2 x Bolt pistol (with las-projectors) | 6" | 12" | +2 | +1 | 4 | -1 | 2 | 6+ | <Tooltip type="traits" content="sidearm">Sidearm</Tooltip> | | Shotgun (with execution ammo) | 4" | 16" | -1 | +1 | 4 | -2 | 2 | 6+ | <Tooltip type="traits" content="knockback">Knockback</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="limited">Limited</Tooltip> | </WeaponStats> **Wargear:** [Light carapace armour](/docs/armoury/armour#carapace), [displacer field](/docs/armoury/field-armour#displacer-field), [frag grenades](/docs/armoury/grenades#frag-grenade), [krak grenades](/docs/armoury/grenades#krak-grenade). **Skills:** [Fast Shot](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#1-fast-shot), [Gunfighter](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-gunfighter), [Iron Jaw](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#6-iron-jaw). The Murder Cyborg is unaffected by the Coup de Grace action and treats any Out of Action results on the injury dice as a Serious Injury instead. While Prone and Seriously Injured, the Murder Cyborg does not roll Injury dice in the End phase. Instead, they will recover (suffering a Flesh Wound as normal) if they can roll equal to or less than their Toughness value. Once the Murder Cyborg reaches 0 Toughness, as a result of Flesh Wounds, they cannot recover – though they may still make a Crawl (Double) action – and can now be removed from the board with a Coup de Grace action. The Murder Cyborg ignores the effects of the Flash, Gas and Toxin traits, and cannot become Prone and Pinned. The Murder Cyborg may be subject to the Blaze condition, but unlike other fighters only suffers a S3, AP-1, D1 hit at the start of their activation and may then act normally. 249 </FighterCard> :::info ## Arbitrating The Scenario For an especially challenging encounter, the Arbitrator can run a Rise of the Servitors scenario, with the Arbitrator running a force of servitors and Murder Cyborgs against one or more players’ gangs. Using appropriate models in their collection, the Arbitrator should place a number of servitors on the board, using the Hive Dwellers rules (see page 237), for example, equal to at least three times the number of opposing fighters. The Arbitrator can only take Move actions with the servitors as they go about their pre-programmed duties. The attackers’ mission is to find the three Murder Cyborgs posing as servitors. When a servitor is taken Out of Action, roll a D6. On a 4+, they become a Murder Cyborg as above, and roll to see what their mission is. Once three Murder Cyborgs have been revealed, no more are added to the board. The Arbitrator can make Attack actions with any servitors that activate within 12" of a Murder Cyborg as they overrides their simple machine functions for their own ends. ::: </TabItem> <TabItem value="2018" label="2018 Rulebook version"> _Source: Necromunda 2018 Rulebook_ <h2>Battlefield</h2> Standard. <h2>Crews</h2> - Custom. The attacking crew must include a random Ganger or Juve to be the wounded fighter. <h2>Tactics Cards</h2> - Custom (2). - **Underdog** (starting crew cost): +1 random per 100 credits. <h2>Deployment</h2> Standard. <h2>Special Rule: The Cyborg</h2> An augmented Hive Assassin is operating in the gang’s territory. Until the Assassin is placed on the board, whenever a fighter suffers a wound, roll a D6. On a 5+, the Cyborg Assassin is revealed. Remove the wounded fighter from the board (they do not count as having been Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action) and replace them with an appropriate model to represent the Cyborg Assassin. When the Cyborg is first revealed, the player with Priority should roll a D6 on the table below to find out what its mission is. The player with Priority controls the Cyborg, although it must follow its directives as detailed below. The Cyborg Assassin never counts as a friendly model for any gang. <FighterCard> <h3>Cyborg Assassin</h3> | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 4” | 3+ | 2+ | 4 | 5 | 3 | 4+ | 3 | 8+ | 3+ | 5+ | 8+ | <WeaponStats> | Weapon | Rg S | Rg L | Ac S | Ac L | S | AP | D | Am | Traits | | :------------------------------------ | :--: | :--: | :--: | :--: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | 2 x Bolt pistol (with las-projectors) | 6" | 12" | +2 | +1 | 4 | -1 | 2 | 6+ | <Tooltip type="traits" content="sidearm">Sidearm</Tooltip> | | Shotgun (with execution shells) | 4" | 16" | -1 | +1 | 4 | -2 | 2 | 6+ | <Tooltip type="traits" content="knockback">Knockback</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="limited">Limited</Tooltip> | </WeaponStats> **Skills:** [Fast Shot](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#1-fast-shot), [Gunfighter](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-gunfighter), [Iron Jaw](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#6-iron-jaw). **Wargear:** [Light Carapace (4+)](/docs/armoury/armour#carapace), [displacer field](/docs/armoury/field-armour#displacer-field), [Frag](/docs/armoury/grenades#frag-grenade) & [Krak](/docs/armoury/grenades#krak-grenade) grenades. #### Special Rules - Ignores the effects of Flash, Gas and Toxin traits (while taking damage from Blaze, it may take actions and move as normal while on fire). - Can't be Pinned. - Unaffected by the Coup de Grace action. - Treats Out of Action as Serious Injury instead. - While Seriously Injured, do not roll Injury dice in the End phase. Instead, pass a Toughness test (roll equal to or lower than Toughness) to recover (suffering a Flesh Wound as normal). - Once Toughness reaches 0 as a result of Flesh Wounds, it can't recover. Although it may still Crawl as a Double action and can now be removed from the board with a Coup de Grace action. </FighterCard> | D6 | Cyborg's Mission | | :------------------------: | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | 1-2 | **Extermination Directives:** The Cyborg must kill everyone! If it is Engaged, it will take Fight actions. If not, it will target the closest model with a Shoot action. If it can see more than one model, it must divide its Shoot actions between then as evenly as possible, starting with the closest model and moving outward (it must take Cool tests as normal to target models other than the closest). If it can't see any models, it must move toward the nearest model. | | 3-4 | **Decapitation Subroutines:** The Cyborg must kill the Leaders. The Assassin acts as above, however it will only target Leader models, only fighting other emodels if they are either Engaged with it, or blocking its path to a Leader. | | 5-6 | **Preservation Protocols:** The Cyborg must return to its masters. When the Assassin is revealed, the player who has Priority picks a point on the board edge farthest from it, this is its escape point. If the Assassin ends any round in base contact with the escape point, it is removed. While escaping, in each activation the Cyborg must make at least one Move action that takes it closer to the escape point if possible, though it can shoot at the closest targets as detailed above, at the controlling player’s discretion. | <h2>Ending the Battle</h2> The battle ends when at least 1 condition is true: - Only one gang has fighters remaining. - At the end of a round in which the Cyborg was removed. <h2>Victory</h2> The gang who destroyed the Cyborg Assassin is the winner. Otherwise it is a draw. <h2>Rewards</h2> #### Credits - 3D6x10 for delivering the Coup de Grace to the Assassin. #### Experience Scenario specific rewards: - +1 for taking part. - +1 for wounding the Cyborg. Standard rewards: - +1 for taking an enemy Out of Action. - +1 for taking an enemy Leader or Champion Out of Action. - +1 for killing an enemy (during the battle). - +1 for Rallying. #### Reputation - +D3 for delivering the Coup de Grace on the Cyborg. - -1 to any gang that bottled out. :::note Alternative Variant Use a Rise of the Servitors scenario against one or more gangs. The number of servitors should equal to at least 3 times the number of opposing fighters. Use the Hive Dweller profile for the Servitors (from the Downtown Dust-up scenario). The servitors can only make a Move action with the servitors as they go about their pre-programmed duties. The attackers’ mission is to find the 3 Cyborg Assassins posing as servitors. When a servitor is taken Out of Action, roll a D6. On a 4+, they become a Cyborg Assassin. Then roll to see what their mission is. Once 3 Cyborg Assassins have been revealed, no more are added to the board. Servitors activating within 12” of an active Cyborg Assassin can make Attack actions as the Assassin overrides their simple machine functions for its own ends. ::: :::note Alternative Endgame Variant Gangs work together or against each other, but there will be a Murder Cyborg for each gang. The game only ends when all the Cyborgs or Gangs are killed. Alternatively, the Murder Cyborgs might be chrono-gladiators turned assassins, and if not killed by the end of a set round, they explode! ::: </TabItem> </Tabs> | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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825 | # Types Of Action
_Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)_
The following section covers the types of actions models can perform when activated. The actions available to a
model differ depending on whether it is a fighter or a vehicle.
Players should take note that whilst the actions a
model can perform are based upon their current Status
and Secondary Status, performing an action can and
will, in many cases, change either their Status, their
Secondary Status, or both.
There are four types of action a model may perform
when activated:
## Simple Action
A model can perform the same Simple action more
than once during its activation. Each time a Simple
action is repeated during an activation, it uses up one
action. For example, a Standing and Active fighter may
perform two Move (Simple) actions, using both of their
actions but allowing them to move twice. If an active
model’s first action is a Simple action, it may fully
resolve it before declaring its second action.
:::info
## Changing Facing
Fighters can change their facing during their
activation, representing them turning in place, or turning their head from side to side. When a
Standing fighter is activated, they may turn to face
any direction their controlling player wishes, before
making either of their actions. Changing facing in
this way does not count as moving, and therefore
can be combined with any other action.
Players should note, however, that a fighter that
changes their facing when Standing and Engaged
will normally suffer negative modifiers to any Hit
rolls they make. This represents the fighter turning
quickly to confront an attacker.
Prone fighters, as has been mentioned previously, have no facing. When they stand up, the controlling
player can choose in which direction they face.
:::
## Basic Actions
A Basic action can only be performed once per model
activation. If an activated model’s first action is a
Basic action, it may fully resolve it before declaring
its second action.
## Double Actions
Performing a Double action counts as making two
actions. For example, if a Mobile vehicle makes a Ram(Double) action, it will have used both of its actions
and cannot perform another during this activation. If a
model can only perform one action during its activation
for any reason, it may not perform a Double action.
## Free Actions
Performing a Free action does not count as using
one of your actions. Each Free action can only be
performed once per activation. A model may not
perform a Free action with the same name as a
Basic action that they have performed this activation
and vice versa.
## Changing Action Type
Some effects may change an action’s type; for example, the Unwieldy trait changes the Shoot (Basic) action
to a Shoot (Double) action. Unless stated otherwise, any effect that applies to an action applies regardless
of the action type (i.e., if a gang tactic is triggered by a
Shoot (Basic) action it will also be triggered by a Shoot
(Double) or a Shoot (Simple) action). | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # Types Of Action _Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)_ The following section covers the types of actions models can perform when activated. The actions available to a model differ depending on whether it is a fighter or a vehicle. Players should take note that whilst the actions a model can perform are based upon their current Status and Secondary Status, performing an action can and will, in many cases, change either their Status, their Secondary Status, or both. There are four types of action a model may perform when activated: ## Simple Action A model can perform the same Simple action more than once during its activation. Each time a Simple action is repeated during an activation, it uses up one action. For example, a Standing and Active fighter may perform two Move (Simple) actions, using both of their actions but allowing them to move twice. If an active model’s first action is a Simple action, it may fully resolve it before declaring its second action. :::info ## Changing Facing Fighters can change their facing during their activation, representing them turning in place, or turning their head from side to side. When a Standing fighter is activated, they may turn to face any direction their controlling player wishes, before making either of their actions. Changing facing in this way does not count as moving, and therefore can be combined with any other action. Players should note, however, that a fighter that changes their facing when Standing and Engaged will normally suffer negative modifiers to any Hit rolls they make. This represents the fighter turning quickly to confront an attacker. Prone fighters, as has been mentioned previously, have no facing. When they stand up, the controlling player can choose in which direction they face. ::: ## Basic Actions A Basic action can only be performed once per model activation. If an activated model’s first action is a Basic action, it may fully resolve it before declaring its second action. ## Double Actions Performing a Double action counts as making two actions. For example, if a Mobile vehicle makes a Ram(Double) action, it will have used both of its actions and cannot perform another during this activation. If a model can only perform one action during its activation for any reason, it may not perform a Double action. ## Free Actions Performing a Free action does not count as using one of your actions. Each Free action can only be performed once per activation. A model may not perform a Free action with the same name as a Basic action that they have performed this activation and vice versa. ## Changing Action Type Some effects may change an action’s type; for example, the Unwieldy trait changes the Shoot (Basic) action to a Shoot (Double) action. Unless stated otherwise, any effect that applies to an action applies regardless of the action type (i.e., if a gang tactic is triggered by a Shoot (Basic) action it will also be triggered by a Shoot (Double) or a Shoot (Simple) action). | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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846 | # Escher Sub-plots
The fighters of House Escher revel in the surgically (and stylishly) applied shock and
awe of battle, dealing as much damage as they can in as short a time as possible
to demoralise and disorientate their enemies. They value skilful kills and daring
attacks, their fighters gaining great renown from their peers for impressive battlefield
feats. Escher fighters are also well known for their use of poisons and chems to take
down their foes, and the Clan Chymists regularly supply gangs with new experimental
toxins to try out in battle.
If players are using sub-plots in their battles (see the Necromunda Rulebook) then an
Escher player may choose to use the Escher Sub-plots table rather than any of the
ones in the rulebook. Unlike the sub-plots in the rulebook, Escher sub-plots do not
use suits (i.e., any Ace drawn will represent the Decapitation sub-plot regardless of
its suit).
| Card | Sub-plot |
| :---: | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Ace | **Decapitation**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot should one of your fighters take the enemy Leader Out of Action using a weapon with the Melee or Versatile trait. Your gang immediately gains D3 Reputation. If the enemy Leader was taken Out of Action by your own Leader, your gang gains D6 Reputation instead. |
| 2 | **Murder Run**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot if at least three enemy fighters are Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action during a single round. Your gang immediately gains two randomly-determined Gang Tactics. If the enemy fighters were Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action by weapons with the Melee or Versatile trait, your gang immediately gains three randomly-determined Gang Tactics instead. |
| 3 | **Experimental Gas**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot the first time an enemy fighter is Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action by one of your own fighters using a weapon with the Gas trait. Your fighter immediately gains 1 XP. If two or more enemy fighters were Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action by this fighter, they gain D3 XP instead. |
| 4 | **A Dark Fate**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot immediately during the post-battle sequence should your gang capture an enemy fighter. You may immediately roll on the Lasting Injury table for the captured fighter and apply the results. On any result other than ‘Memorable Death’, the fighter is then returned to its own gang, and your own gang gains D3 Reputation. |
| 5 | **A Thousand Cuts**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot if an enemy fighter is taken Out of Action because their Toughness characteristic has been reduced to 0 by Flesh Wounds. Your gang gains D3 Reputation. If the enemy fighter was a Champion or Leader then your gang gains D6 Reputation instead. |
| 6 | **Flawless Victory**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot if, during the Wrap-up, none of your fighters are Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action, and if you have won the scenario. Your gang gains 3D6x10 credits. If at least a third of your opponent’s gang was Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action, your gang gains 4D6x10 credits instead. |
| 7 | **Scrag ‘em All**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot if the battle ended before round 9 and your gang was victorious. Your gang gains D3 Reputation. If the battle ended before round 6, and your gang was victorious, your gang gains D6 Reputation instead. |
| 8 | **A Slow Poison**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot should an enemy fighter that was Seriously Injured by a weapon with either the Gas or the Toxin trait go Out of Action during any subsequent Recovery phase. Your gang gains D6x10 credits. If the enemy fighter was a Champion or Leader then your gang gains 2D6x10 credits instead. |
| 9 | **Terror Tactics**<br /> At the start of any round, if there are at least three Broken enemy fighters, reveal this sub-plot. Your gang immediately gains one randomly-determined Gang Tactic. If any of the Broken enemy fighters are a Champion or a Leader, your gang immediately gains two randomly determined Gang Tactics instead. |
| 10 | **Queen takes King**<br /> If your gang Leader takes an enemy Leader, Champion or Bounty Hunter Out of Action, reveal this sub-plot. Your gang gains D6x10 credits. If they took the enemy Leader, Champion or Bounty Hunter Out of Action using a weapon with the Melee or Versatile trait, they gain 2D6x10 credits instead. |
| Jack | **Bloody Sisterhood**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot if, during any Recovery phase, two or more of your fighters recover from being Seriously Injured (i.e., they roll a Flesh Wound on the Recovery dice and become Prone and Pinned). Your gang gains D3 Reputation. |
| Queen | **Attention Seeker**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot during the Wrap-up if, during the battle, one of your fighters Seriously Injured or took Out of Action at least three enemy fighters. Your gang gains 1 Reputation. If the fighter Seriously Injured or took Out of Action at least three enemy fighters using a weapon with the Melee or Versatile trait, your gang gains D3 Reputation instead. |
| King | **Cruel and Unusual**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot if in the End phase of any turn at least three enemy fighters have been taken Out of Action with the Coup de Grace (Simple) action so far in this battle. Your gang immediately gains one randomly-determined Gang Tactic. If any of the fighters taken out by a Coup de Grace (Simple) action were a Leader or Champion, you may generate two Gang Tactics instead. | | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # Escher Sub-plots The fighters of House Escher revel in the surgically (and stylishly) applied shock and awe of battle, dealing as much damage as they can in as short a time as possible to demoralise and disorientate their enemies. They value skilful kills and daring attacks, their fighters gaining great renown from their peers for impressive battlefield feats. Escher fighters are also well known for their use of poisons and chems to take down their foes, and the Clan Chymists regularly supply gangs with new experimental toxins to try out in battle. If players are using sub-plots in their battles (see the Necromunda Rulebook) then an Escher player may choose to use the Escher Sub-plots table rather than any of the ones in the rulebook. Unlike the sub-plots in the rulebook, Escher sub-plots do not use suits (i.e., any Ace drawn will represent the Decapitation sub-plot regardless of its suit). | Card | Sub-plot | | :---: | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Ace | **Decapitation**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot should one of your fighters take the enemy Leader Out of Action using a weapon with the Melee or Versatile trait. Your gang immediately gains D3 Reputation. If the enemy Leader was taken Out of Action by your own Leader, your gang gains D6 Reputation instead. | | 2 | **Murder Run**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot if at least three enemy fighters are Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action during a single round. Your gang immediately gains two randomly-determined Gang Tactics. If the enemy fighters were Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action by weapons with the Melee or Versatile trait, your gang immediately gains three randomly-determined Gang Tactics instead. | | 3 | **Experimental Gas**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot the first time an enemy fighter is Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action by one of your own fighters using a weapon with the Gas trait. Your fighter immediately gains 1 XP. If two or more enemy fighters were Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action by this fighter, they gain D3 XP instead. | | 4 | **A Dark Fate**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot immediately during the post-battle sequence should your gang capture an enemy fighter. You may immediately roll on the Lasting Injury table for the captured fighter and apply the results. On any result other than ‘Memorable Death’, the fighter is then returned to its own gang, and your own gang gains D3 Reputation. | | 5 | **A Thousand Cuts**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot if an enemy fighter is taken Out of Action because their Toughness characteristic has been reduced to 0 by Flesh Wounds. Your gang gains D3 Reputation. If the enemy fighter was a Champion or Leader then your gang gains D6 Reputation instead. | | 6 | **Flawless Victory**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot if, during the Wrap-up, none of your fighters are Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action, and if you have won the scenario. Your gang gains 3D6x10 credits. If at least a third of your opponent’s gang was Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action, your gang gains 4D6x10 credits instead. | | 7 | **Scrag ‘em All**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot if the battle ended before round 9 and your gang was victorious. Your gang gains D3 Reputation. If the battle ended before round 6, and your gang was victorious, your gang gains D6 Reputation instead. | | 8 | **A Slow Poison**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot should an enemy fighter that was Seriously Injured by a weapon with either the Gas or the Toxin trait go Out of Action during any subsequent Recovery phase. Your gang gains D6x10 credits. If the enemy fighter was a Champion or Leader then your gang gains 2D6x10 credits instead. | | 9 | **Terror Tactics**<br /> At the start of any round, if there are at least three Broken enemy fighters, reveal this sub-plot. Your gang immediately gains one randomly-determined Gang Tactic. If any of the Broken enemy fighters are a Champion or a Leader, your gang immediately gains two randomly determined Gang Tactics instead. | | 10 | **Queen takes King**<br /> If your gang Leader takes an enemy Leader, Champion or Bounty Hunter Out of Action, reveal this sub-plot. Your gang gains D6x10 credits. If they took the enemy Leader, Champion or Bounty Hunter Out of Action using a weapon with the Melee or Versatile trait, they gain 2D6x10 credits instead. | | Jack | **Bloody Sisterhood**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot if, during any Recovery phase, two or more of your fighters recover from being Seriously Injured (i.e., they roll a Flesh Wound on the Recovery dice and become Prone and Pinned). Your gang gains D3 Reputation. | | Queen | **Attention Seeker**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot during the Wrap-up if, during the battle, one of your fighters Seriously Injured or took Out of Action at least three enemy fighters. Your gang gains 1 Reputation. If the fighter Seriously Injured or took Out of Action at least three enemy fighters using a weapon with the Melee or Versatile trait, your gang gains D3 Reputation instead. | | King | **Cruel and Unusual**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot if in the End phase of any turn at least three enemy fighters have been taken Out of Action with the Coup de Grace (Simple) action so far in this battle. Your gang immediately gains one randomly-determined Gang Tactic. If any of the fighters taken out by a Coup de Grace (Simple) action were a Leader or Champion, you may generate two Gang Tactics instead. | | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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886 | # Action Phase
:::info
You are viewing the archived rules from before the 2023 Core books. Use the menu to navigate to the current rules.
:::
## Activate Fighters
:::note
A Standing fighter may turn to face any direction when activated, before making actions.
:::
Starting with the gang with Priority, take turns to pick one of the Ready fighters to activate and make up to 2 actions with them.
Note that the actions a Ready fighter can perform are governed by their current Status and Secondary Status. Some Conditions will also limit the actions a fighter may make, for example Broken.
If one gang runs out of fighters to activate, the other gang can activate all of their remaining fighters in any order. Once all fighters have been activated, even if they performed no actions during their activation, the Action phase ends.
## Insanity
If subject to the Insane condition, roll a D6:
| **D6** | **Result** |
|:---:|:---|
| **1-2** | The fighter is immediately Broken, if already Broken, they flee (even if their gang has not failed a Bottle test). |
| **3-4** | An opposing gang (roll-off if multi-player) can control that fighter this turn, treating them as part of their gang. As soon as the activation ends, the Insane fighter no longer counts as being part of the opposing gang. |
| **5-6** | The fighter act as normal. Once the activation is over, pass a Willpower test to lose the Insanity. |
## Group Activations
When activating a fighter with the Group Activation (X) ability, additional Ready friendly Faction fighters within 3” can be activated at the same time. Most Leaders and Champions have this:
- **Leader:** 2 additional Ready fighters.
- **Champion:** 1 additional Ready fighter.
If a Leader or Champion is activated in this way, they may not then perform a Group Activation themselves!
All fighters must be nominated before any of them makes an action. Then activate each fighter in the group as normal, fully resolving their activation before picking the next fighter. Each fighter activates individually, groups never activate simultaneously.
### Group Activation (Pets)
All owners automatically gain this ability, even if they don’t have Group Activation initially. All pets automatically join their owner in a Group Activation (does not count towards the limit for other fighters), even if the owner itself was activated as part of a Group Activation.
### Exceptions
- Champion (Specialist) does not have Group Activation.
- Slave Ogryn Leader only has Group Activation (1).
- Slave Ogryn Champion does not have Group Activation.
- Greim Leader does not have Group Activation.
:::note
Group Activations are not affected by any status or condition (Broken, Seriously Injured, Blaze etc.).
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525 | # Van Saar Ganger
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 4" | 4+ | 3+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 5+ | 1 | 6+ | 7+ | 7+ | 6+ |
**Wargear:** [Armoured bodyglove](/docs/armoury/armour#armoured-bodyglove).
**Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Ganger), Promotion (Van Saar Specialist), Tools of the Trade (Van Saar Specialist).
<details className="">
<summary>Special Rules</summary>
**Gang Fighter (Ganger): **Fighters with this special rule form the backbone of House
Van Saar gangs. The total number of fighters with the Gang Fighter (X) special rule in
the gang must always be equal to, or higher than, the total number of fighters without
the Gang Fighter (X) special rule combined, not counting Hangers-on or Hired Guns.
**Promotion (Van Saar Specialist):** When the gang is founded, a single Van Saar Tek
can be promoted to become a Van Saar Specialist. During Campaign play, additional
Van Saar Teks may become Van Saar Specialists by spending Experience (XP), as
described in the campaign rules. A Van Saar Specialist gains the Tools of the Trade
special rule, may purchase Special weapons and Heavy weapons, and may spend XP
to gain additional skills.
**Tools of the Trade (Van Saar Specialist):** This fighter enjoys access to a wide variety
of weapons. A fighter with this special rule may take multiple equipment sets.
</details>
<details className="">
<summary>Skill Access</summary>
A Van Saar Specialist has access to the following skill sets (note, however, that a Van Saar Tek may not gain
additional skills):
| [Agility](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#agility) | [Brawn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#brawn) | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Cunning](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#cunning) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | [Shooting](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#shooting) | [Tech](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#tech) |
| :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: |
| - | - | Secondary | Secondary | - | - | Primary | Primary | - |
</details>
<details className="equipment">
<summary>Equipment</summary>
Van Saar Teks and Van Saar Specialists are equipped with an armoured bodyglove (included in their starting cost)
and may purchase weapons and Wargear from the Van Saar Tek equipment list:
- During the course of a campaign, both Van Saar Teks and Van Saar Specialists may be given additional
weapons purchased from this list.
- In addition, during a campaign both Van Saar Teks and Van Saar Specialists may be given additional Wargear
purchased from this list, from the Trading Post and from the Black Market.
- A Van Saar Tek may only be equipped with weapons chosen from the Basic Weapons, Pistols and Close Combat
Weapons sections of this list.
- Once promoted, a Van Saar Specialist has no restrictions upon the types of weapon they can take from this list;
all weapon types within this list become available.
#### Van Saar Teks Equipment Lists
<br />
<details>
<summary>Weapons</summary>
| Item | Credits |
| :------------------------------ | ------: |
| **BASIC WEAPONS** |
| Lasgun | 10 |
| Las carbine | 20 |
| Suppression laser | 40 |
| **PISTOLS** |
| Hand flamer | 75 |
| Laspistol | 5 |
| Las sub-carbine | 15 |
| Plasma pistol | 50 |
| **SPECIAL WEAPONS** |
| Flamer | 140 |
| Grav gun | 120 |
| Meltagun | 135 |
| Plasma gun | 100 |
| Rad gun | 100 |
| **HEAVY WEAPONS** |
| Plasma cannon\* | 130 |
| Multi-melta\* | 180 |
| Rad cannon\* | 130 |
| **CLOSE COMBAT WEAPONS** |
| ‘Hystrar’ pattern energy shield | 50 |
| Power knife | 25 |
| Servo claw | 30 |
| Shock baton | 30 |
| Shock stave | 25 |
</details>
<details>
<summary>Wargear</summary>
| Item | Credits |
| :---------------------------------------------------------- | ------: |
| **GRENADES** |
| Frag grenades | 30 |
| Krak grenades | 45 |
| Rad grenades | 25 |
| Smoke grenades | 15 |
| **ARMOUR** |
| Flak armour | 10 |
| Mesh armour | 15 |
| **PERSONAL EQUIPMENT** |
| Ash waste grav-cutter | 65 |
| [Bio-booster](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#bio-booster) | 35 |
| Drop rig | 10 |
| Filter plugs | 10 |
| Grav chute | 40 |
| Medicae kit | 30 |
| Photo-goggles | 35 |
| Respirator | 15 |
| **WEAPON ACCESSORIES** |
| Hotshot las pack (lasgun & laspistol only) | 20 |
| Infra-sight† (Pistols, Basic and Special Weapons only) | 25 |
| Las-projector (Pistols, Basic and Special Weapons only) | 35 |
| Suspensor (Heavy Weapons only) | 60 |
</details>
</details>
<details className="lore">
<summary>Lore</summary>
_The foot soldiers of the Van Saar clan gangs are the Teks. Despite their humble status in a Clan House filled with technological geniuses and augmented cyber- warriors, a Tek is often better equipped and trained than their rivals from other gangs. The armour built into their survival suit, combined with access to highgrade energy weapons, is only part of this – the remainder being increased intelligence and an education second only to those born in the spire._
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The total number of fighters with the Gang Fighter (X) special rule in the gang must always be equal to, or higher than, the total number of fighters without the Gang Fighter (X) special rule combined, not counting Hangers-on or Hired Guns. **Promotion (Van Saar Specialist):** When the gang is founded, a single Van Saar Tek can be promoted to become a Van Saar Specialist. During Campaign play, additional Van Saar Teks may become Van Saar Specialists by spending Experience (XP), as described in the campaign rules. A Van Saar Specialist gains the Tools of the Trade special rule, may purchase Special weapons and Heavy weapons, and may spend XP to gain additional skills. **Tools of the Trade (Van Saar Specialist):** This fighter enjoys access to a wide variety of weapons. A fighter with this special rule may take multiple equipment sets. </details> <details className=""> <summary>Skill Access</summary> A Van Saar Specialist has access to the following skill sets (note, however, that a Van Saar Tek may not gain additional skills): | [Agility](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#agility) | [Brawn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#brawn) | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Cunning](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#cunning) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | [Shooting](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#shooting) | [Tech](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#tech) | | :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | | - | - | Secondary | Secondary | - | - | Primary | Primary | - | </details> <details className="equipment"> <summary>Equipment</summary> Van Saar Teks and Van Saar Specialists are equipped with an armoured bodyglove (included in their starting cost) and may purchase weapons and Wargear from the Van Saar Tek equipment list: - During the course of a campaign, both Van Saar Teks and Van Saar Specialists may be given additional weapons purchased from this list. - In addition, during a campaign both Van Saar Teks and Van Saar Specialists may be given additional Wargear purchased from this list, from the Trading Post and from the Black Market. - A Van Saar Tek may only be equipped with weapons chosen from the Basic Weapons, Pistols and Close Combat Weapons sections of this list. - Once promoted, a Van Saar Specialist has no restrictions upon the types of weapon they can take from this list; all weapon types within this list become available. #### Van Saar Teks Equipment Lists <br /> <details> <summary>Weapons</summary> | Item | Credits | | :------------------------------ | ------: | | **BASIC WEAPONS** | | Lasgun | 10 | | Las carbine | 20 | | Suppression laser | 40 | | **PISTOLS** | | Hand flamer | 75 | | Laspistol | 5 | | Las sub-carbine | 15 | | Plasma pistol | 50 | | **SPECIAL WEAPONS** | | Flamer | 140 | | Grav gun | 120 | | Meltagun | 135 | | Plasma gun | 100 | | Rad gun | 100 | | **HEAVY WEAPONS** | | Plasma cannon\* | 130 | | Multi-melta\* | 180 | | Rad cannon\* | 130 | | **CLOSE COMBAT WEAPONS** | | ‘Hystrar’ pattern energy shield | 50 | | Power knife | 25 | | Servo claw | 30 | | Shock baton | 30 | | Shock stave | 25 | </details> <details> <summary>Wargear</summary> | Item | Credits | | :---------------------------------------------------------- | ------: | | **GRENADES** | | Frag grenades | 30 | | Krak grenades | 45 | | Rad grenades | 25 | | Smoke grenades | 15 | | **ARMOUR** | | Flak armour | 10 | | Mesh armour | 15 | | **PERSONAL EQUIPMENT** | | Ash waste grav-cutter | 65 | | [Bio-booster](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#bio-booster) | 35 | | Drop rig | 10 | | Filter plugs | 10 | | Grav chute | 40 | | Medicae kit | 30 | | Photo-goggles | 35 | | Respirator | 15 | | **WEAPON ACCESSORIES** | | Hotshot las pack (lasgun & laspistol only) | 20 | | Infra-sight† (Pistols, Basic and Special Weapons only) | 25 | | Las-projector (Pistols, Basic and Special Weapons only) | 35 | | Suspensor (Heavy Weapons only) | 60 | </details> </details> <details className="lore"> <summary>Lore</summary> _The foot soldiers of the Van Saar clan gangs are the Teks. Despite their humble status in a Clan House filled with technological geniuses and augmented cyber- warriors, a Tek is often better equipped and trained than their rivals from other gangs. The armour built into their survival suit, combined with access to highgrade energy weapons, is only part of this – the remainder being increased intelligence and an education second only to those born in the spire._ </details> _Source: House of Artifice_ | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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## Service Hatches
#### Crawlways
When ending a Move (Simple) within 1" of a hatch, the fighter can be removed from the battlefield. In the End phase of the following round, make an Intelligence test:
- **Passed:** The controlling player must choose where to place
the fighter.
- **Failed:** The opponent can choose where to place
the fighter, or leave the fighter off the battlefield one more
round (a new Intelligence test is made in the next
End phase).
If returning to the battlefield, the fighter is placed standing within 1" of any other hatch anywhere on the battlefield (provided there is space, not within 1” of an enemy fighter and no overlapping other fighters’ bases or obstacles).
#### Improvised Cover
Make a Cover (Simple) action when within 1" of a hatch to gain partial cover. Any movement (voluntarily or otherwise) removes this benefit.
#### Hiding Place
When ending the movement within 1" of a hatch, the fighter can be removed from the battlefield. Place a marker next to the hatch to show that the fighter is hiding in it. While hiding, the fighter can't take actions or be targeted by ranged attacks from more than 3" away. Fighters may Engage and attack a fighter in hiding by moving or charging into base contact with the hiding place. If Engaged, place the hiding fighter on the battlefield in base contact with the fighter who Engaged them and conduct combat as normal.
In any End phase, the fighter may re-emerge from the hatch (provided there is space, not within 1” of an enemy fighter and no overlapping other fighters’ bases or obstacles).
## Promethium Pipes and Reservoirs
- ACTIVATE/DEACTIVATE (RANDOM, CONTROLLED)
- EXPLOSIVE
#### High Pressure Gas
If hit, make the following test:
- Str + D6 > 8
If passed, it explodes using a Blast (5”) with Flamer profile:
- S4, AP-1, D1, Blast (5”), Blaze
Any fighter hit by the Blast can pass an Initiative test to avoid being hit.
#### Fuel Slicks
If active, fighters that end a Move (Simple) or Charge (Double) action within 3” must pass an Initiative test after the move is completed, or become Pinned. If charging, the movement must end 1” away from any enemy fighters.
#### Free Fuel
While within 3”, Blaze weapons lose Scarce. Or, if the weapon doesn’t have Scarce, it gains Plentiful instead.
## Smokestacks
- ACTIVATE/DEACTIVATE (RANDOM, CONTROLLED)
#### Belching Smoke
If active, the area within 6” blocks line of sight.
#### Foul Air
If active, fighters may only make a single Move (Simple) action while within 6” (unless equipped with a respirator).
#### Flammable Fumes
If active, Blaze weapons gain +1 Strength when hitting fighters within 6”.
## Industrial Claws and Hooks
- ACTIVATE/DEACTIVATE (CONTROLLED)
#### Quick Climbing
When within 3" of the line between the Claw (or where it connects to the structure) and the ground level, make the Climb (Simple) action to ascend or descend.
#### Death from Above
When within 3” of a Claw, make a Trigger Claw (Basic) action to drop the Claw on an enemy fighter on a lower level than the attacker and within 3" of the line between the Claw (or where it connects to the structure) and the ground level.
The attacked fighter must pass an Initiative test or take a S5 hit.
#### Hauling Cargo
When within 3" of a claw, make a Hook Cargo (Simple) action to lift either a Seriously Injured fighter or loot casket (or similar item that can be carried) up or down to any point within 3" of the Claw, provided that there is space to place the model.
## Plasma Pipes and Generators
- ACTIVATE/DEACTIVATE (CONTROLLED)
- EXPLOSIVE
#### High Pressure Plasma
If hit, make the following test:
- Str + D6 > 8
If passed, it explodes using a plasma grenade:
- S5, AP-1, D2, Blast (3”)
Any fighter hit by the Blast can pass an Initiative test to avoid being hit.
#### Harsh Glow
Ignore Pitch Black rules within 6”. Infrasights and photo-goggles provide no benefit when targeting fighters within 3" of a Plasma Pipe or Generator.
## Plasma Canisters
- EXPLOSIVE
Counts as ammo caches for plasma weapons (pistol, gun, cannon and combi-weapons with a plasma component). May be moved in the same way as loot caskets. Any fighter in base contact may use it as plasma grenades with a -2 hit modifier (improvised weapons). 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In the End phase of the following round, make an Intelligence test: - **Passed:** The controlling player must choose where to place the fighter. - **Failed:** The opponent can choose where to place the fighter, or leave the fighter off the battlefield one more round (a new Intelligence test is made in the next End phase). If returning to the battlefield, the fighter is placed standing within 1" of any other hatch anywhere on the battlefield (provided there is space, not within 1” of an enemy fighter and no overlapping other fighters’ bases or obstacles). #### Improvised Cover Make a Cover (Simple) action when within 1" of a hatch to gain partial cover. Any movement (voluntarily or otherwise) removes this benefit. #### Hiding Place When ending the movement within 1" of a hatch, the fighter can be removed from the battlefield. Place a marker next to the hatch to show that the fighter is hiding in it. While hiding, the fighter can't take actions or be targeted by ranged attacks from more than 3" away. Fighters may Engage and attack a fighter in hiding by moving or charging into base contact with the hiding place. If Engaged, place the hiding fighter on the battlefield in base contact with the fighter who Engaged them and conduct combat as normal. In any End phase, the fighter may re-emerge from the hatch (provided there is space, not within 1” of an enemy fighter and no overlapping other fighters’ bases or obstacles). ## Promethium Pipes and Reservoirs - ACTIVATE/DEACTIVATE (RANDOM, CONTROLLED) - EXPLOSIVE #### High Pressure Gas If hit, make the following test: - Str + D6 > 8 If passed, it explodes using a Blast (5”) with Flamer profile: - S4, AP-1, D1, Blast (5”), Blaze Any fighter hit by the Blast can pass an Initiative test to avoid being hit. #### Fuel Slicks If active, fighters that end a Move (Simple) or Charge (Double) action within 3” must pass an Initiative test after the move is completed, or become Pinned. If charging, the movement must end 1” away from any enemy fighters. #### Free Fuel While within 3”, Blaze weapons lose Scarce. Or, if the weapon doesn’t have Scarce, it gains Plentiful instead. ## Smokestacks - ACTIVATE/DEACTIVATE (RANDOM, CONTROLLED) #### Belching Smoke If active, the area within 6” blocks line of sight. #### Foul Air If active, fighters may only make a single Move (Simple) action while within 6” (unless equipped with a respirator). #### Flammable Fumes If active, Blaze weapons gain +1 Strength when hitting fighters within 6”. ## Industrial Claws and Hooks - ACTIVATE/DEACTIVATE (CONTROLLED) #### Quick Climbing When within 3" of the line between the Claw (or where it connects to the structure) and the ground level, make the Climb (Simple) action to ascend or descend. #### Death from Above When within 3” of a Claw, make a Trigger Claw (Basic) action to drop the Claw on an enemy fighter on a lower level than the attacker and within 3" of the line between the Claw (or where it connects to the structure) and the ground level. The attacked fighter must pass an Initiative test or take a S5 hit. #### Hauling Cargo When within 3" of a claw, make a Hook Cargo (Simple) action to lift either a Seriously Injured fighter or loot casket (or similar item that can be carried) up or down to any point within 3" of the Claw, provided that there is space to place the model. ## Plasma Pipes and Generators - ACTIVATE/DEACTIVATE (CONTROLLED) - EXPLOSIVE #### High Pressure Plasma If hit, make the following test: - Str + D6 > 8 If passed, it explodes using a plasma grenade: - S5, AP-1, D2, Blast (3”) Any fighter hit by the Blast can pass an Initiative test to avoid being hit. #### Harsh Glow Ignore Pitch Black rules within 6”. Infrasights and photo-goggles provide no benefit when targeting fighters within 3" of a Plasma Pipe or Generator. ## Plasma Canisters - EXPLOSIVE Counts as ammo caches for plasma weapons (pistol, gun, cannon and combi-weapons with a plasma component). May be moved in the same way as loot caskets. 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1,142 | # Fighter Actions
_Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)_
The following pages detail all of the core actions fighters may perform in
Necromunda. This list is by no means exhaustive, however, with skills, scenarios, special terrain features and more introducing further actions that fighters may perform.
## Standing Fighters
Standing fighters can perform a wide range of actions. The exact actions available to
them depend upon their Secondary Status: Active or Engaged.
## Standing & Active Fighters
Fighters that are Standing and Active are able to perform any of the following actions:
### Move (Simple)
The fighter may:
- Move a distance up to their Movement characteristic.
- [Climb](/docs/the-rules/terrain#climbing) vertically upwards or downwards.
- Cross any gap between two platforms that is no wider than their base.
- Attempt to [leap across a bigger gap](/docs/the-rules/terrain#leaping-gaps) provided that they have enough movement left to do so.
- Attempt to [jump down](/docs/the-rules/terrain#jumping-down) to a level below.
### Charge (Double)
The fighter moves as if making a Move (Simple) action, but adds
D3" to the distance they can move. A charging fighter can move to within 1" of one
or more enemy fighters that are Standing and either Active or Engaged, or that are
Prone and either Pinned or Seriously Injured, but if they do move to within 1" they
must have sufficient movement to get into base to base contact with at least one
enemy fighter. If they do not have sufficient movement to get into base to base
contact, they must stop 1" away. If they are Standing and Engaged at the end of this
move, they must immediately make a free Fight (Basic) action. If they are Standing
and Engaged with a Prone and Pinned fighter at the end of this move, that fighter
changes their status to Standing and Active.
### Crawl Through Ductway (Double)
If the fighter is within 1" of a ductway, they may be
placed within 1" of the other end of the ductway, provided they can be set up so that
they are not within 1" of an enemy fighter and so that their base does not overlap
that of another friendly model or an obstacle.
### Take Cover (Basic)
This fighter moves up to half their Movement characteristic and
is then Prone and Pinned.
### Shoot (Basic)
The fighter makes an attack with a ranged weapon – see [Shooting](/docs/the-rules/shooting).
### Aim (Basic)
If the fighter makes a subsequent Shoot (Basic) action this activation, apply a +1 modifier to any Hit rolls they make.
### Fire Through Ductway (Basic)
If this fighter is within
1" of a ductway, they may make a ranged attack
against an enemy model that is within 1" of the other
end of the same ductway. The attack will hit on a 5+, regardless of BS or modifiers. Weapons that normally
use a Flame template instead automatically hit all
models within 2" of the other end of the ductway.
:::tip YAQ
For Blasts, target a fighter within 1" of the ductway or any point within 1" of the ductway. Then roll to hit (5+) and scatter if it misses as normal.
:::
### Reload (Simple)
Pick one of the fighter’s weapons that
is Out of Ammo and make an Ammo test. If the test is
passed, the weapon is reloaded and the Out of Ammo
marker is removed.
### Reload Vehicle Weapon (Simple)
Pick a weapon with
the Passenger Operated trait mounted on a vehicle
within 1" that is Out of Ammo and make an Ammo test.
If the test is passed, the weapon is reloaded and the
Out of Ammo marker is removed.
### Coup de Grace (Simple)
If this fighter is not engaged
with any other fighters, choose one Prone and Seriously
Injured enemy fighter within 1" and within the vision
arc of this fighter. That enemy fighter immediately goes
Out of Action.
A fighter performing a Charge (Double) action may
make a free Coup De Grace (Simple) action instead of
a free Fight (Basic) action if they end their move within
1" of a Prone and Seriously Injured fighter and are not
engaged with any other enemy fighters.
:::tip YAQ
Do not make a 2nd Nerve test for fighters that became Seriously Injured and then taken Out of Action by a free Coup de Grace action in the same activation.
:::
### Operate Door (Simple)
Either open a closed door or
close an open door within 1" of this fighter.
### Access Terminal (Basic)
If this fighter is within 1" of
a door terminal, make an Intelligence test with a -2
modifier. If the test is passed, this fighter immediately
makes a free Operate Door (Simple) action on the door
that the terminal operates, regardless of their distance
from the door.
### Force Door (Basic)
If this fighter is within 1" of a
locked door, roll a D6 and add this fighter’s Strength, adding 2 for each friendly fighter that is also in base
contact with the door. If the total is 9 or more, the door
is opened.
### Smash Open Loot Casket (Basic)
If this fighter is
within 1" of a Loot Casket, roll a D6 and add their
Strength. If the total is 6 or more, the casket is opened. However, subtract 1 from the roll to determine the casket’s contents, to a minimum of 1 (see [Opening Loot Caskets](/docs/battlefield-setup/scenario-rules#opening-loot-caskets)).
### Bypass Loot Casket Lock (Basic)
If this fighter is
within 1" of a Loot Casket, make an Intelligence test for
this fighter. If the test is passed, the casket is opened.
### Carry Loot Casket (Simple)
If this fighter is within
1" of a Loot Casket, they may make a Move (Simple)
action, carrying the Loot Casket with them. When the
action ends, the casket is placed in base contact with
this fighter.
## Standing & Engaged Fighters
Fighters that are Standing and Engaged may only
perform the following actions:
### Fight (Basic)
The fighter makes close combat attacks against one or more enemy fighters they are engaged with (see [Close Combat](/docs/the-rules/close-combat)).
### Retreat (Basic)
Make an Initiative test for this
fighter. If it is passed, they can make a Move (Basic)
action, moving up to D6" instead of their Movement
characteristic. Regardless of the result of the Initiative
test, each enemy fighter that is engaged with them can
make an Initiative test. If they pass, they can make
Reaction attacks against the retreating fighter.
## Prone Fighters
Prone fighters are not able to perform as many actions
as Standing fighters. The exact actions available to
them depend upon their Secondary Status: Pinned
(face-up) or Seriously Injured (face-down).
## Prone & Pinned Fighters
Fighters that are Prone and Pinned are able to perform
any of the following actions:
### Stand Up (Basic)
For most fighters, quickly getting
back to their feet when they have been knocked
down is a priority. The fighter stands up, returning to
Standing and Active status. The controlling player can
choose the fighter’s facing.
### Crawl (Double)
Wanting to stay low, close to the
ground and hidden from enemy fire, the fighter crawls
along the ground. The fighter may move up to half of
their Movement characteristic.
### Blind Fire (Double)
Staying close to the ground, safely
hidden from the enemy by terrain or barricades, the
fighter fires blindly towards the enemy. The fighter
makes a ranged attack, treating their vision arc as
360°. Subtract 2 from the result of any Hit rolls.
### Reload (Simple)
(See previous Reload entry).
## Prone & Seriously Injured Fighters
Fighters that are Prone and Seriously Injured have
more pressing concerns than the battle that rages
around them. Often in considerable pain and usually
bleeding profusely, Prone and Seriously Injured fighters
are concerned primarily with making their way to
safety, away from their enemies. Therefore, Prone
and Seriously Injured fighters may only perform the
following action:
### Crawl (Double)
(See previous Crawl entry).
## Broken Fighters
Fighters can be subject to the [Broken condition](/docs/general-principles/conditions#broken). A Broken fighter is one that
has lost their nerve, a fighter that wants nothing more
than to get to a safe place where they can regain their
composure. Any fighter subject to the Broken condition
must perform a Running for Cover (Double) action
when activated.
### Running For Cover (Double)
If the fighter is Standing
and Active, they will move 2D6". If the fighter is Prone
and Pinned or Prone and Seriously Injured, they can
only move half of their Movement characteristic.
When a Broken fighter moves they must attempt to end
their move, in order of priority:
- So that they are more than 3" away from
enemy models.
- So that they are out of line of sight of enemy models.
- In partial or full cover.
- As far away from any enemy models as possible.
If a Broken fighter is Standing and Engaged when
activated, they must make an Initiative test. If it is
passed, they must move as described previously. Each
enemy fighter that is engaged with them makes an
Initiative test and if passed, they can make Reaction
attacks before the Broken fighter is moved. If the
Broken fighter fails the Initiative test, they remain
engaged and can perform no further actions. | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 2 | 4 | # Fighter Actions _Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)_ The following pages detail all of the core actions fighters may perform in Necromunda. This list is by no means exhaustive, however, with skills, scenarios, special terrain features and more introducing further actions that fighters may perform. ## Standing Fighters Standing fighters can perform a wide range of actions. The exact actions available to them depend upon their Secondary Status: Active or Engaged. ## Standing & Active Fighters Fighters that are Standing and Active are able to perform any of the following actions: ### Move (Simple) The fighter may: - Move a distance up to their Movement characteristic. - [Climb](/docs/the-rules/terrain#climbing) vertically upwards or downwards. - Cross any gap between two platforms that is no wider than their base. - Attempt to [leap across a bigger gap](/docs/the-rules/terrain#leaping-gaps) provided that they have enough movement left to do so. - Attempt to [jump down](/docs/the-rules/terrain#jumping-down) to a level below. ### Charge (Double) The fighter moves as if making a Move (Simple) action, but adds D3" to the distance they can move. A charging fighter can move to within 1" of one or more enemy fighters that are Standing and either Active or Engaged, or that are Prone and either Pinned or Seriously Injured, but if they do move to within 1" they must have sufficient movement to get into base to base contact with at least one enemy fighter. If they do not have sufficient movement to get into base to base contact, they must stop 1" away. If they are Standing and Engaged at the end of this move, they must immediately make a free Fight (Basic) action. If they are Standing and Engaged with a Prone and Pinned fighter at the end of this move, that fighter changes their status to Standing and Active. ### Crawl Through Ductway (Double) If the fighter is within 1" of a ductway, they may be placed within 1" of the other end of the ductway, provided they can be set up so that they are not within 1" of an enemy fighter and so that their base does not overlap that of another friendly model or an obstacle. ### Take Cover (Basic) This fighter moves up to half their Movement characteristic and is then Prone and Pinned. ### Shoot (Basic) The fighter makes an attack with a ranged weapon – see [Shooting](/docs/the-rules/shooting). ### Aim (Basic) If the fighter makes a subsequent Shoot (Basic) action this activation, apply a +1 modifier to any Hit rolls they make. ### Fire Through Ductway (Basic) If this fighter is within 1" of a ductway, they may make a ranged attack against an enemy model that is within 1" of the other end of the same ductway. The attack will hit on a 5+, regardless of BS or modifiers. Weapons that normally use a Flame template instead automatically hit all models within 2" of the other end of the ductway. :::tip YAQ For Blasts, target a fighter within 1" of the ductway or any point within 1" of the ductway. Then roll to hit (5+) and scatter if it misses as normal. ::: ### Reload (Simple) Pick one of the fighter’s weapons that is Out of Ammo and make an Ammo test. If the test is passed, the weapon is reloaded and the Out of Ammo marker is removed. ### Reload Vehicle Weapon (Simple) Pick a weapon with the Passenger Operated trait mounted on a vehicle within 1" that is Out of Ammo and make an Ammo test. If the test is passed, the weapon is reloaded and the Out of Ammo marker is removed. ### Coup de Grace (Simple) If this fighter is not engaged with any other fighters, choose one Prone and Seriously Injured enemy fighter within 1" and within the vision arc of this fighter. That enemy fighter immediately goes Out of Action. A fighter performing a Charge (Double) action may make a free Coup De Grace (Simple) action instead of a free Fight (Basic) action if they end their move within 1" of a Prone and Seriously Injured fighter and are not engaged with any other enemy fighters. :::tip YAQ Do not make a 2nd Nerve test for fighters that became Seriously Injured and then taken Out of Action by a free Coup de Grace action in the same activation. ::: ### Operate Door (Simple) Either open a closed door or close an open door within 1" of this fighter. ### Access Terminal (Basic) If this fighter is within 1" of a door terminal, make an Intelligence test with a -2 modifier. If the test is passed, this fighter immediately makes a free Operate Door (Simple) action on the door that the terminal operates, regardless of their distance from the door. ### Force Door (Basic) If this fighter is within 1" of a locked door, roll a D6 and add this fighter’s Strength, adding 2 for each friendly fighter that is also in base contact with the door. If the total is 9 or more, the door is opened. ### Smash Open Loot Casket (Basic) If this fighter is within 1" of a Loot Casket, roll a D6 and add their Strength. If the total is 6 or more, the casket is opened. However, subtract 1 from the roll to determine the casket’s contents, to a minimum of 1 (see [Opening Loot Caskets](/docs/battlefield-setup/scenario-rules#opening-loot-caskets)). ### Bypass Loot Casket Lock (Basic) If this fighter is within 1" of a Loot Casket, make an Intelligence test for this fighter. If the test is passed, the casket is opened. ### Carry Loot Casket (Simple) If this fighter is within 1" of a Loot Casket, they may make a Move (Simple) action, carrying the Loot Casket with them. When the action ends, the casket is placed in base contact with this fighter. ## Standing & Engaged Fighters Fighters that are Standing and Engaged may only perform the following actions: ### Fight (Basic) The fighter makes close combat attacks against one or more enemy fighters they are engaged with (see [Close Combat](/docs/the-rules/close-combat)). ### Retreat (Basic) Make an Initiative test for this fighter. If it is passed, they can make a Move (Basic) action, moving up to D6" instead of their Movement characteristic. Regardless of the result of the Initiative test, each enemy fighter that is engaged with them can make an Initiative test. If they pass, they can make Reaction attacks against the retreating fighter. ## Prone Fighters Prone fighters are not able to perform as many actions as Standing fighters. The exact actions available to them depend upon their Secondary Status: Pinned (face-up) or Seriously Injured (face-down). ## Prone & Pinned Fighters Fighters that are Prone and Pinned are able to perform any of the following actions: ### Stand Up (Basic) For most fighters, quickly getting back to their feet when they have been knocked down is a priority. The fighter stands up, returning to Standing and Active status. The controlling player can choose the fighter’s facing. ### Crawl (Double) Wanting to stay low, close to the ground and hidden from enemy fire, the fighter crawls along the ground. The fighter may move up to half of their Movement characteristic. ### Blind Fire (Double) Staying close to the ground, safely hidden from the enemy by terrain or barricades, the fighter fires blindly towards the enemy. The fighter makes a ranged attack, treating their vision arc as 360°. Subtract 2 from the result of any Hit rolls. ### Reload (Simple) (See previous Reload entry). ## Prone & Seriously Injured Fighters Fighters that are Prone and Seriously Injured have more pressing concerns than the battle that rages around them. Often in considerable pain and usually bleeding profusely, Prone and Seriously Injured fighters are concerned primarily with making their way to safety, away from their enemies. Therefore, Prone and Seriously Injured fighters may only perform the following action: ### Crawl (Double) (See previous Crawl entry). ## Broken Fighters Fighters can be subject to the [Broken condition](/docs/general-principles/conditions#broken). A Broken fighter is one that has lost their nerve, a fighter that wants nothing more than to get to a safe place where they can regain their composure. Any fighter subject to the Broken condition must perform a Running for Cover (Double) action when activated. ### Running For Cover (Double) If the fighter is Standing and Active, they will move 2D6". If the fighter is Prone and Pinned or Prone and Seriously Injured, they can only move half of their Movement characteristic. When a Broken fighter moves they must attempt to end their move, in order of priority: - So that they are more than 3" away from enemy models. - So that they are out of line of sight of enemy models. - In partial or full cover. - As far away from any enemy models as possible. If a Broken fighter is Standing and Engaged when activated, they must make an Initiative test. If it is passed, they must move as described previously. Each enemy fighter that is engaged with them makes an Initiative test and if passed, they can make Reaction attacks before the Broken fighter is moved. 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888 | # Movement
:::info
You are viewing the archived rules from before the 2023 Core books. Use the menu to navigate to the current rules.
:::
Fighters move by making actions, usually the Move (Simple) action. To run, make 2 Move (Simple) actions. A fighter might Charge (Double) to get into combat, or Crawl (Double) to get out of the firing line.
A fighter can move up to (but not further) than the full movement allowance. The movement can bend and curve in any fashion (need not be in a straight line). Note that a Charge (Double) action should take the shortest route possible. After moving, a fighter can turn to face any direction.
All Move actions must be declared before any measuring is carried out. If a measurement makes it obvious that a fighter does not have as much movement as hoped, the movement will end short of where it was planned. In this case, move the fighter as far as possible in the desired direction, and try to make good use of any available cover!
In the case of a Charge (Double) action, if a fighter has insufficient movement to make it into B2B with an enemy fighter, they must still move the full distance (stopping 1” away, as follows) and may often end their movement in a very dangerous position!
:::tip YAQ
Fighters can move (voluntarily) through friendly fighters (if having sufficient movement to not overlap any bases).
:::
### Directly Towards and Directly Away From
Trace an imaginary straight line that crosses the centre of each fighter’s base - the moving fighter then moves towards the other fighter along this line the required distance. Similarly, to move directly away from another fighter, follow the same method in the opposite direction.
As always, this can't make a fighter move through a wall, impassable terrain or a closed door. Should they contact one of these features, they stop and do not move further.
## The 1" Rule
Move within 1" of any enemy fighter during an activation:
- Fighters: Can't move.
- Vehicles: Can move (any enemy model).
Fighters have some exceptions to this rule:
- Enemy fighter is Seriously Injured.
- An Active fighter makes a Charge (Double) action.
- Involuntary move.
### Charge
During a Charge, a fighter can move within 1” of one or more enemy fighters, provided the move ends B2B with one or more enemies. If the move is sufficient to get within 1" but insufficient to get in B2B and Engage the enemy fighter, stop moving 1” away. Note that with Versatile, the move can stop within Long range.
:::danger House Rule
Fighters can move (voluntarily) to Engage enemies (B2B)
:::
### Involuntary Move
The 1” rule does not apply when moving involuntarily within 1” of an enemy. For example when thrown into contact with other fighters. The normal rules described previously are temporarily suspended until the movement and any other effects it causes have been fully resolved (such as in the previous Hurl example, in which case the fighters would suffer hits as a result of coming B2B with one another). Once they have been and if neither fighter is Prone and Seriously Injured, move the fighter that was involuntarily moved by the shortest route possible until they are 1” away from the enemy fighter.
## Terrain
The following section covers how terrain affects movement.
### Difficult Terrain
Every 1” movement count as 2”.
### Dangerous Terrain
Dangerous Terrain is Difficult Terrain. In addition, an Initiative test must be passed to avoid immediately going Out of Action and suffering a Lasting Injury roll.
### Obstacles
Obstacles are free standing terrain no more than 2” high and 2” across (such as pipelines, barricades and barrels). Fighters may cross obstacles as they move, but doing so reduced their movement by a number of inches equal to the height of the obstacle. A fighter may not end their movement on top of an obstacle.
### Structures
Structures are terrain features more than 2” high and more than 2” across. A fighter may climb up and onto structures and between various levels and platforms as they move and may end their movement on any level if there is sufficient space for their base.
### Impassable and Solid Terrain
Fighters may not move across impassable terrain.
### Ductways
Ductways can be up to 2” in length and can be placed across any 2” wide wall or any other impassable terrain. Spend a Double action (Crawl Through) within 1":
- Placed within 1" of the other end (provided there is room outside 1" of enemies and the base doesn't overlap other fighters or obstacles).
### Climbing
Climbing is equal to moving through Difficult Terrain. Any vertical surface can be climbed. A fighter can't end the activation mid-climb; they must have sufficient movement to reach a flat surface. If they can't, they will stay where they were when the action was declared.
Note that a fighter may end a Move (Simple) action mid-climb, provided that they are able to immediately use another action to complete the climb.
### Stepping Up
A fighter may freely ‘step up’ onto another level or platform of a structure, provided it is no more than ½” higher than the level they are currently on. If the difference in height is more than ½”, they must climb instead.
### Overhangs
Overhangs can be traversed as long as it protrudes no more than 1” from the vertical surface. Overhangs that protrude more than 1” are considered impassable when climbing.
### Ladders and Stairs
Normal movement.
### Lift
If moving onto a lift, the lift can go 4" up or down. The fighter can then use any remaining movement. The lift can only move once per round. Any models standing on it moves with it.
If a fighter moves a lift while another fighter obstructs the path of the lift, the other fighter must pass an Initiative test to move up to 2" away from the lift. If failed, or having insufficient move to escape the lift, suffer an automatic hit with automatic wound with a D3 attack. If the attack was survived, move the fighter the shortest distance possible to no longer obstruct the lift.
### Leaping Gaps
A fighter may attempt to leap across a gap that is bigger than their base, provided there is enough Movement to do so. Stop at the edge and pass an Initiative test to leap the gap and continue moving. If failed, fall straight down by the shortest possible route to the next level down and suffer a hit as follows.
### Jumping Down
Pass an Initiative test to jump down to a lower level. No modifier for the first 2”, but a cumulative -1 modifier for each additional 2” jumped (rounded up). If failed, suffer falling damage.
:::info N17
The vertical distance does not cost any movement.
:::
## Falling Hazards
A fighter is at risk of falling if they go from Standing to Prone whilst within ½” of the an edge. Pass an Initiative test to avoid falling.
### Railings
If the nearest edge of a level or platform is bounded by a railing or similar barrier at least ½“ tall, the chance of falling is reduced:
- +1 to Initiative tests. (when going Prone to see if the fighter falls).
### Falling Damage
If a model falls 3” or more, suffer an automatic hit (round up to the nearest inch).
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<td>-2</td>
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<td>-3</td>
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<td>-4</td>
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A falling fighter is immediately Pinned and their activation ends.
If falling and landing within ½” of a platform edge, pass another Initiative test or fall again.
Vehicles:
- Automatically suffer fall damage (no test to avoid it).
- Pass a Handling test (with falling modifiers) or Lose Control.
### Falling on Other Models
If a model lands on top of another model, both suffer the same damage.
- Fighters: All involved are Pinned.
Move the falling model the shortest possible distance so it is not overlapping (if neither went Out of Action). If falling on an enemy fighter (and no involved fighter is Seriously Injured), move the falling model 1" away from the enemy fighter (shortest possible route)
## Vehicle Movement
### Fighter Movement
Fighters can move and climb on and leap onto vehicles.
### Fighters & Loot on Moving Vehicles
Fighters that are on a vehicle when it moves must pass an Initiative test (only test once per activation in which the vehicle moves) or fall 1" away from the vehicle in a random direction. If landing within ½" of an edge of a platform, pass another Initiative test to avoid falling again. If the landing location is in impassable terrain, move the shortest distance to a legal location.
Loot on top of a vehicle will fall off a moving vehicle unless any of the following are true:
- B2B with a fighter (that passed the Initiative test).
- Placed in a designated transport area.
## Vehicle Collisions
Vehicles can crash into other models (fighters & vehicles) or terrain. Collisions occur when a moving vehicle contacts another model or terrain. When calculating the Toughness of a vehicle involved in a collision, use the facing that suffers the hit.
### Collision Damage
Use the moving vehicle's Move stat to determine the damage:
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A vehicle that makes a Ram (Double) action causing a head-on collision with another vehicle or terrain halves the movement when determining the damage it suffers (but not for other affected vehicles).
Stationary vehicles count as having M3" if having moved as part of the following:
- Jump Start.
- Turn-over.
- Free Wheel.
- Suffering a vehicle collision.
### Running Over Fighters
If a moving vehicle contacts a fighter:
1. The fighter is moved the shortest distance possible to allow the vehicle to pass (1" away from the vehicle).
2. The fighter must pass an Initiative test:
- Standing: +1 modifier.
- Pinned: Normal.
- Seriously Injured: 6+ (regardless of Initiative).
If failed, suffer a hit using Vehicle Collision Damage.
### Move and Push During Collisions
If a moving vehicle contacts other vehicles, all involved vehicles suffer a hit after the move is finished. When calculating Toughness, use the facing that suffers the hit.
How vehicles move during collisions depends on which arc of the moving vehicle contacted the other vehicle:
- **Head-on (front):** The moving vehicle's front contacts another vehicle.
- The impacted vehicle is pushed until the moving vehicle stops moving (unless the moving vehicle has a lower Toughness, in which case it stops immediately).
- **Side-on (side):** The moving vehicle's side contacts another vehicle.
- Make a Handling test (+1 modifier if the moving vehicle as a higher Toughness). The result affects which vehicle is moved the shortest distance possible to continue moving.
- Pass: The other vehicle.
- Fail: The moving vehicle.
### Chain Collisions
- If multiple vehicles collide, fully resolve the damage from each collision in the order they occur.
- If subsequent collisions occur due to a vehicle being pushed, use the initial vehicle's Movement stat to determine the power of the impact.
- If a vehicle stops due to impacting impassable terrain or a vehicle with higher Toughness, then all the vehicles involved in the collision stop.
### Colliding with Terrain
When a vehicle contacts terrain, it counts as colliding with another vehicle. The collision damage depends on the type of terrain. The relative Toughness of the terrain is determined as follows:
- Solid terrain (wall, impassable terrain, sturdy structure):Terrain has highest Toughness (but takes no damage). This causes the vehicle to stop.
- Obstacle (flimsy structure):Terrain has lower Toughness. It is removed from the battlefield. Any fighters on top of it immediately fall | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 12 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # Movement :::info You are viewing the archived rules from before the 2023 Core books. Use the menu to navigate to the current rules. ::: Fighters move by making actions, usually the Move (Simple) action. To run, make 2 Move (Simple) actions. A fighter might Charge (Double) to get into combat, or Crawl (Double) to get out of the firing line. A fighter can move up to (but not further) than the full movement allowance. The movement can bend and curve in any fashion (need not be in a straight line). Note that a Charge (Double) action should take the shortest route possible. After moving, a fighter can turn to face any direction. All Move actions must be declared before any measuring is carried out. If a measurement makes it obvious that a fighter does not have as much movement as hoped, the movement will end short of where it was planned. In this case, move the fighter as far as possible in the desired direction, and try to make good use of any available cover! In the case of a Charge (Double) action, if a fighter has insufficient movement to make it into B2B with an enemy fighter, they must still move the full distance (stopping 1” away, as follows) and may often end their movement in a very dangerous position! :::tip YAQ Fighters can move (voluntarily) through friendly fighters (if having sufficient movement to not overlap any bases). ::: ### Directly Towards and Directly Away From Trace an imaginary straight line that crosses the centre of each fighter’s base - the moving fighter then moves towards the other fighter along this line the required distance. Similarly, to move directly away from another fighter, follow the same method in the opposite direction. As always, this can't make a fighter move through a wall, impassable terrain or a closed door. Should they contact one of these features, they stop and do not move further. ## The 1" Rule Move within 1" of any enemy fighter during an activation: - Fighters: Can't move. - Vehicles: Can move (any enemy model). Fighters have some exceptions to this rule: - Enemy fighter is Seriously Injured. - An Active fighter makes a Charge (Double) action. - Involuntary move. ### Charge During a Charge, a fighter can move within 1” of one or more enemy fighters, provided the move ends B2B with one or more enemies. If the move is sufficient to get within 1" but insufficient to get in B2B and Engage the enemy fighter, stop moving 1” away. Note that with Versatile, the move can stop within Long range. :::danger House Rule Fighters can move (voluntarily) to Engage enemies (B2B) ::: ### Involuntary Move The 1” rule does not apply when moving involuntarily within 1” of an enemy. For example when thrown into contact with other fighters. The normal rules described previously are temporarily suspended until the movement and any other effects it causes have been fully resolved (such as in the previous Hurl example, in which case the fighters would suffer hits as a result of coming B2B with one another). Once they have been and if neither fighter is Prone and Seriously Injured, move the fighter that was involuntarily moved by the shortest route possible until they are 1” away from the enemy fighter. ## Terrain The following section covers how terrain affects movement. ### Difficult Terrain Every 1” movement count as 2”. ### Dangerous Terrain Dangerous Terrain is Difficult Terrain. In addition, an Initiative test must be passed to avoid immediately going Out of Action and suffering a Lasting Injury roll. ### Obstacles Obstacles are free standing terrain no more than 2” high and 2” across (such as pipelines, barricades and barrels). Fighters may cross obstacles as they move, but doing so reduced their movement by a number of inches equal to the height of the obstacle. A fighter may not end their movement on top of an obstacle. ### Structures Structures are terrain features more than 2” high and more than 2” across. A fighter may climb up and onto structures and between various levels and platforms as they move and may end their movement on any level if there is sufficient space for their base. ### Impassable and Solid Terrain Fighters may not move across impassable terrain. ### Ductways Ductways can be up to 2” in length and can be placed across any 2” wide wall or any other impassable terrain. Spend a Double action (Crawl Through) within 1": - Placed within 1" of the other end (provided there is room outside 1" of enemies and the base doesn't overlap other fighters or obstacles). ### Climbing Climbing is equal to moving through Difficult Terrain. Any vertical surface can be climbed. A fighter can't end the activation mid-climb; they must have sufficient movement to reach a flat surface. If they can't, they will stay where they were when the action was declared. Note that a fighter may end a Move (Simple) action mid-climb, provided that they are able to immediately use another action to complete the climb. ### Stepping Up A fighter may freely ‘step up’ onto another level or platform of a structure, provided it is no more than ½” higher than the level they are currently on. If the difference in height is more than ½”, they must climb instead. ### Overhangs Overhangs can be traversed as long as it protrudes no more than 1” from the vertical surface. Overhangs that protrude more than 1” are considered impassable when climbing. ### Ladders and Stairs Normal movement. ### Lift If moving onto a lift, the lift can go 4" up or down. The fighter can then use any remaining movement. The lift can only move once per round. Any models standing on it moves with it. If a fighter moves a lift while another fighter obstructs the path of the lift, the other fighter must pass an Initiative test to move up to 2" away from the lift. If failed, or having insufficient move to escape the lift, suffer an automatic hit with automatic wound with a D3 attack. If the attack was survived, move the fighter the shortest distance possible to no longer obstruct the lift. ### Leaping Gaps A fighter may attempt to leap across a gap that is bigger than their base, provided there is enough Movement to do so. Stop at the edge and pass an Initiative test to leap the gap and continue moving. If failed, fall straight down by the shortest possible route to the next level down and suffer a hit as follows. ### Jumping Down Pass an Initiative test to jump down to a lower level. No modifier for the first 2”, but a cumulative -1 modifier for each additional 2” jumped (rounded up). If failed, suffer falling damage. :::info N17 The vertical distance does not cost any movement. ::: ## Falling Hazards A fighter is at risk of falling if they go from Standing to Prone whilst within ½” of the an edge. Pass an Initiative test to avoid falling. ### Railings If the nearest edge of a level or platform is bounded by a railing or similar barrier at least ½“ tall, the chance of falling is reduced: - +1 to Initiative tests. (when going Prone to see if the fighter falls). ### Falling Damage If a model falls 3” or more, suffer an automatic hit (round up to the nearest inch). <table> <thead> <tr> <td></td> <td colspan="2">Modifiers</td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr> <td>Distance</td> <td>Jumping Down</td> <td>Falling Vehicle</td> <td>Strength</td> <td>Falling AP</td> <td>Damage</td> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td>1"-2"</td> <td>-</td> <td>-1</td> <td>-</td> <td>-</td> <td>-</td> </tr> <tr> <td>3"</td> <td>-1</td> <td>-1</td> <td>3</td> <td>-</td> <td>1</td> </tr> <tr> <td>4"</td> <td>-1</td> <td>-2</td> <td>3</td> <td>-</td> <td>1</td> </tr> <tr> <td>5"</td> <td>-2</td> <td>-2</td> <td>3</td> <td>-</td> <td>1</td> </tr> <tr> <td>6"</td> <td>-2</td> <td>-2</td> <td>5</td> <td>-1</td> <td>1</td> </tr> <tr> <td>7"</td> <td>-3</td> <td>-3</td> <td>5</td> <td>-1</td> <td>1</td> </tr> <tr> <td>8"</td> <td>-3</td> <td>-3</td> <td>7</td> <td>-2</td> <td>2</td> </tr> <tr> <td>9"</td> <td>-4</td> <td>-3</td> <td>7</td> <td>-2</td> <td>2</td> </tr> <tr> <td>10"+</td> <td>-4</td> <td>-4</td> <td>9</td> <td>-3</td> <td>3</td> </tr> </tbody> </table> A falling fighter is immediately Pinned and their activation ends. If falling and landing within ½” of a platform edge, pass another Initiative test or fall again. Vehicles: - Automatically suffer fall damage (no test to avoid it). - Pass a Handling test (with falling modifiers) or Lose Control. ### Falling on Other Models If a model lands on top of another model, both suffer the same damage. - Fighters: All involved are Pinned. Move the falling model the shortest possible distance so it is not overlapping (if neither went Out of Action). If falling on an enemy fighter (and no involved fighter is Seriously Injured), move the falling model 1" away from the enemy fighter (shortest possible route) ## Vehicle Movement ### Fighter Movement Fighters can move and climb on and leap onto vehicles. ### Fighters & Loot on Moving Vehicles Fighters that are on a vehicle when it moves must pass an Initiative test (only test once per activation in which the vehicle moves) or fall 1" away from the vehicle in a random direction. If landing within ½" of an edge of a platform, pass another Initiative test to avoid falling again. If the landing location is in impassable terrain, move the shortest distance to a legal location. Loot on top of a vehicle will fall off a moving vehicle unless any of the following are true: - B2B with a fighter (that passed the Initiative test). - Placed in a designated transport area. ## Vehicle Collisions Vehicles can crash into other models (fighters & vehicles) or terrain. Collisions occur when a moving vehicle contacts another model or terrain. When calculating the Toughness of a vehicle involved in a collision, use the facing that suffers the hit. ### Collision Damage Use the moving vehicle's Move stat to determine the damage: <table> <tr> <td><b>3-5:</b></td><td>S3.</td> </tr> <tr> <td><b>6-7:</b></td><td>S5, AP-1.</td> </tr> <tr> <td><b>8-9:</b></td><td>S7, AP-2, D2.</td> </tr> <tr> <td><b>10+:</b></td><td>S9, AP-3, D3.</td> </tr> <tr> <td><b>●</b></td><td>+1S, AP & D to a vehicle with lower Toughness (than another vehicle in the collision).</td> </tr> </table> A vehicle that makes a Ram (Double) action causing a head-on collision with another vehicle or terrain halves the movement when determining the damage it suffers (but not for other affected vehicles). Stationary vehicles count as having M3" if having moved as part of the following: - Jump Start. - Turn-over. - Free Wheel. - Suffering a vehicle collision. ### Running Over Fighters If a moving vehicle contacts a fighter: 1. The fighter is moved the shortest distance possible to allow the vehicle to pass (1" away from the vehicle). 2. The fighter must pass an Initiative test: - Standing: +1 modifier. - Pinned: Normal. - Seriously Injured: 6+ (regardless of Initiative). If failed, suffer a hit using Vehicle Collision Damage. ### Move and Push During Collisions If a moving vehicle contacts other vehicles, all involved vehicles suffer a hit after the move is finished. When calculating Toughness, use the facing that suffers the hit. How vehicles move during collisions depends on which arc of the moving vehicle contacted the other vehicle: - **Head-on (front):** The moving vehicle's front contacts another vehicle. - The impacted vehicle is pushed until the moving vehicle stops moving (unless the moving vehicle has a lower Toughness, in which case it stops immediately). - **Side-on (side):** The moving vehicle's side contacts another vehicle. - Make a Handling test (+1 modifier if the moving vehicle as a higher Toughness). The result affects which vehicle is moved the shortest distance possible to continue moving. - Pass: The other vehicle. - Fail: The moving vehicle. ### Chain Collisions - If multiple vehicles collide, fully resolve the damage from each collision in the order they occur. - If subsequent collisions occur due to a vehicle being pushed, use the initial vehicle's Movement stat to determine the power of the impact. - If a vehicle stops due to impacting impassable terrain or a vehicle with higher Toughness, then all the vehicles involved in the collision stop. ### Colliding with Terrain When a vehicle contacts terrain, it counts as colliding with another vehicle. The collision damage depends on the type of terrain. The relative Toughness of the terrain is determined as follows: - Solid terrain (wall, impassable terrain, sturdy structure):Terrain has highest Toughness (but takes no damage). This causes the vehicle to stop. - Obstacle (flimsy structure):Terrain has lower Toughness. 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1,174 | # Dominion Territories
Each Territory has unique bonuses. A gang receives the benefits of a Territory so long as it holds it. In a Dominion Campaign, benefits of Territories
are gained after each battle (including immediately after taking control of it after a battle).
Once the Territory is lost (for example taken by another gang), the bonus is also lost.
There are 2 ways to take control of a Territory:
- Winning a battle with a Territory at stake.
- Territory as exchange for Captives.
## Total Territories
To create the total pool of Territories for the campaign, generate 3 random Territories per gang:
- Include 1 random gang specific Territory per House that takes part in the campaign (only one Territory per House regardless of how many gangs there are from an individual House).
- The rest of the Territories are randomized from the full set of remaining Territories.
:::note Perpetual Campaigns
Refreshing Territories: If Territories have been refreshed between campaigns of a perpetual campaign, determine the next campaigns Territories in the same way. However, random gang specific Territory are only guaranteed to be included based on new gangs that join. The total number of Territories is determined as usual, counting all gangs - new and old.
:::
### Resource Bonuses
All Resources are unique and have different bonuses:
#### Income
Add the amount of credits to the Stash when collecting income from Resources (including any that was won from the previous battle).
#### Recruits
- Free to recruit (does not cost any credits).
- The cost is added to Gang Rating and Wealth.
- Equipment must be purchased separately (unless otherwise specified).
- Hired guns remain with the gang while in control of the Resource.
- Hangers-on can be recruited regardless of Reputation and will not affect the maximum amount of Hangers-on the gang may have.
:::tip YAQ
Once the Resource is lost, the Hangers-on is also lost. The Hangers-on will never leave the gang because of injuries and can't be killed. Note that this means it’s important to distinguish between those that are regular hangers-on and those territory-related (if you control both types and at least one is drafted into a battle).
:::
#### Equipment
- Can be distributed to eligible fighters.
- _Free_ equipment is lost when the Resource is lost.
- Purchased equipment is kept after the Resource is lost.
- The (full) cost is added to Gang Rating and Wealth, even for discounted and free items.
#### Reputation
Increase the Reputation while in control of the Resource. When the Resource is lost, decrease Reputation with the equal amount.
#### Special
If the Resource is lost, so is the benefit.
### Enhanced Bonuses
Some Resources have Enhanced bonuses that require specific criterias to be met in order to claim them.
#### Gang-Specific
Gang Specific bonuses can only be claimed by the specified gang. It will replace generic bonuses of the same type.
Additional House Rules are at the bottom of the table.
### Boon Conditions
| Initial | Definition |
| ------- | ---------------------------------------------- |
| F | Free |
| T | Temporary, applies when holding the territory. |
| O | Only applies once. |
## List of Dominion Territories
### Old Ruins
**Income:** D3x10 +10 per Dome Runner.
### Settlement
**Income:** D6x10.
**Reputation:** +1 (T,O).
**Recruit:** Roll 2D6. One die rolls a 6: Juve. Both roll 6: Ganger (instead) (F).
### Rogue Doc Shop
**Recruit:** Rogue Doc
### Promethium Cache
**Equipment:** 3 fighters gain Incendiary charges (F).
**_Special:_** Re-roll any Ammo tests for Blaze weapons (T).
### Wastes
**Special:** If challenged in the Phase 1, choose which Territory is at stake (instead of the challenger as normal). If challenged in the Phase 3 for a Resource already controlled by the gang, the Leader can try to pass an Intelligence test to play as Attacker on the Ambush scenario instead of rolling.
### Sludge Sea
**Equipment:** 3 fighters gain Choke gas grenades (F, T).
### Workshop
**Recruit:** Ammo-jack (F).
### Collapsed Dome
**Income:** Roll 2 to 6 dice. Receive 10x the result rolled if no doubles are rolled. If any double is rolled, a random fighter suffers a Lasting Injury roll instead.
### Slag Furnace
**Goliath specific boons:**
- **Income:** D6x5.
- **Reputation:** +2 (T, O).
- **Recruit:** Roll 2D6. One die rolls a 6: Juve. Both roll 6: Ganger (instead) (F).
### Fighting Pit
**Recruit:** 2x generic Hive Scum every battle (including equipment) (F).
**Goliath specific boons:**
- **Reputation:** +2 (T, O).
### Smelting Works
**Income:** D6x5.
**Goliath specific boons:**
- **Income:** D6x5, or D6x10 if also controlling Slag Furnace.
### Synth Still
**Special:** Chem-synths, medicae kits, stimm-slug stashes and any weapon with the Gas or Toxin traits are treated as Common in the Trading post.
**Escher specific boons:**
- **Special:** Same as above, but at half the cost (rounded up).
- **Reputation:** +2 (T, O).
**Squats specific boons:**
- **Reputation:** +2 (T, O).
### Stinger Mould Sprawl
**Special:** During the post-battle sequence, re-roll a single Lasting Injury result on a fighter. Memorable Death may not be re-rolled.
**Escher specific boons:**
- **Special:** Remove a single existing Lasting Injury from a fighter or re-roll a single Lasting Injury roll on a fighter, including a Memorable Death result.
- **Reputation:** +1 (T, O).
### Narco Den
**Income:** D6x5.
**Escher specific boons:**
**Income:** D6x5, or D6x10 if also in control of a Synth Still.
**Reputation:** +1 (T, O).
### Mine Workings
**Income:** D6x10. Add D6x10 per Ambots and Captives working in the mines. Captured fighters can work in the mines instead of being sold to the Guilders. If the Resource changes control, the Captives remain working the mine. A Captive working the mine may not subsequently be sold to the Guilders. While a Captive is working the mine, rescue may be attempted at any time.
**Orlock specific boons:**
- **Reputation:** +2 (T, O).
**Squats specific boons:**
- **Reputation:** +2 (T, O).
### Tunnels
**Special:** Before the battle, choose up to 3 fighters from the crew to deploy via tunnels. During the deployment, set up 2 tunnel entrance markers (2" wide) on any table edge on the ground surface. During the Priority phase of each turn, the group arrives on a 4+. They may be activated as a single group, and must move onto the battlefield from one of the tunnel entrance markers. The group must arrive through the same tunnel entrance. If the battle ends before the fighters arrive, they take no part in the battle.
**Orlock specific boons:**
- **Special:** Deploy up to 6 fighters in 2 groups as described above.
- **Reputation:** +1 (T, O).
### Toll Crossing
**Income:** D6x5.
**Orlock specific boons:**
- **Special:** Get Priority in the first round of any battle. Any gang in the campaign may pay the Orlock gang 20 credits to gain the same benefit in a single battle against another gang.
:::note YAQ
The payment can't be refused by the Orlock gang. If both gangs pay for this in the same battle, it has no effect (the credits are still spent).
:::
### Generatorium
**Special:** The power may be cut any round before rolling for Priority, enabling the Pitch Black rules. At the start of each End phase, before making any Bottle tests, the generators restart on a 5+ and the Pitch Black rules immediately cease to be in effect.
**Van Saar specific boons:**
- **Reputation:** +1 (T, O).
### Archaeotech Device
**Special:** Any number of weapons may be given one of the following Traits for free: Blaze, Rad-phage, Seismic, or Shock. All weapons must be given the same Trait and new weapons may also be given this Trait. These weapons also gain the Unstable Trait. If the Resource is lost, the weapons lose these additional traits (T).
**Van Saar specific boons:**
- **Special:** Choose 2 Traits instead of 1 from the list above (T)
- **Reputation:** +2 (T, O)
### Tech Bazaar
**Income:** D6x10 credits.
**Equipment:** One Leader or Champion can make a Haggle post-battle action to gain a discount on a single item (half the cost rounded down) from the Trading Post or Black Market. Roll 2D6 (add +1 for Exotic Furs):
| D6 | Result |
| --- | ---------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 2-3 | No item gained (the fighter proves to be very poor at haggling). |
| 4-7 | Common item. |
| 7+ | 1 item with Rarity equal to the result. |
**Van Saar specific boons:**
- **Income:** D6x10 (+1D6x10 if also controlling Archaeotech Device).
- **Reputation:** +1 (T,O).
### Refuse Drift
**Income:** 2D6x5. If a double is rolled, a random fighter must miss the next battle (Recovery).
**Cawdor specific boons:**
- **Income:** 2D6x5 without the risk of a fighter going into Recovery.
- **Reputation:** +1 (T, O).
### Corpse Farm
**Income:** D6x10 for every fighter from either side that was deleted from their roster during the post-battle of the preceding battle.
**Cawdor specific boons:**
**Income:** 2D6x10 instead of D6x10 as above.
**Reputation:** +1 (T, O).
:::note
YAQ: Only receive credits from dead fighters!
:::
### Bone Shrine
**Income:** 2D6x5.
**Cawdor specific boons:**
- **Income:** 4D6x5
- **Reputation:** +2 (T, O).
### Drinking Hole
**Reputation:** +1 (T,O).
**Special:** Re-roll any failed Cool tests. If this option is used, the fighter suffers a -1 hit modifier for the rest of the battle.
**Delaque specific boons:**
- **Reputation:** +2 (T,O).
- **Special:** Nominate 3 enemy fighters at the start of the battle, they suffer a -1 to all tests and tests for the battle.
### Gambling Den
**Reputation:** +1 (T,O).
**Income:** Choose a suit of cards, then draw a card (from a deck including 2 jokers):
- Same suit: Card value x 10.
- Same colour: Card value x 5.
- Joker: Pay all income earned in this post-battle sequence to a random gang taking part in the campaign.
**Delaque specific boons:**
- **Reputation:** +2 (T,O).
- **Special:** Nominate a single enemy fighter at the start of the battle. That fighter takes no part in this battle. | T, O
### Needle Ways
**Special:** 3 crew fighters can be infiltrated ahead of any battle. At the end of the first round, nominate any spot on the ground surface of the battlefield and set up each infiltrating fighter within 2” of that spot.
**Delaque specific boons:**
- **Special:** Infiltrate 6 fighters instead of 3 as described above. The fighters are divided into 2 groups. The fighters in each group must be specified before the battle.
:::danger House Rule (A&A)
- **Archeotek Device:** Instead of upgrading every single weapon in your gang, it can only upgrade 3 weapons.
- **Gambling Den:** A fighter's debt can be absolved by paying the Delaque player D6x10 credits.
:::
## Drawing Territories
When drawing territories for a campaign, use a pack of cards and the table below.
| Card | Territory |
| ---- | -------------------- |
| ♠ 1 | Old Ruins |
| ♠ 2 | Settlement |
| ♠ 3 | Rogue Doc Shop |
| ♠ 4 | Promethium Cache |
| ♠ 5 | Wastes |
| ♠ 6 | Sludge Sea |
| ♠ 7 | Workshop |
| ♠ 8 | Collapsed Dome |
| ♠ 9 | Slag Furnace |
| ♠ 10 | Fighting Pit |
| ♠ 11 | Smelting Works |
| ♠ 12 | Synth Still |
| ♠ 13 | Stinger Mould Sprawl |
| ♥ 1 | Narco Den |
| ♥ 2 | Mine Workings |
| ♥ 3 | Tunnels |
| ♥ 4 | Toll Crossing |
| ♥ 5 | Generatorium |
| ♥ 6 | Archaeotech Device |
| ♥ 7 | Tech Bazaar |
| ♥ 8 | Refuse Drift |
| ♥ 9 | Corpse Farm |
| ♥ 10 | Bone Shrine |
| ♥ 11 | Drinking Hole |
| ♥ 12 | Gambling Den |
| ♥ 13 | Needle Ways | | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 2 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # Dominion Territories Each Territory has unique bonuses. A gang receives the benefits of a Territory so long as it holds it. In a Dominion Campaign, benefits of Territories are gained after each battle (including immediately after taking control of it after a battle). Once the Territory is lost (for example taken by another gang), the bonus is also lost. There are 2 ways to take control of a Territory: - Winning a battle with a Territory at stake. - Territory as exchange for Captives. ## Total Territories To create the total pool of Territories for the campaign, generate 3 random Territories per gang: - Include 1 random gang specific Territory per House that takes part in the campaign (only one Territory per House regardless of how many gangs there are from an individual House). - The rest of the Territories are randomized from the full set of remaining Territories. :::note Perpetual Campaigns Refreshing Territories: If Territories have been refreshed between campaigns of a perpetual campaign, determine the next campaigns Territories in the same way. However, random gang specific Territory are only guaranteed to be included based on new gangs that join. The total number of Territories is determined as usual, counting all gangs - new and old. ::: ### Resource Bonuses All Resources are unique and have different bonuses: #### Income Add the amount of credits to the Stash when collecting income from Resources (including any that was won from the previous battle). #### Recruits - Free to recruit (does not cost any credits). - The cost is added to Gang Rating and Wealth. - Equipment must be purchased separately (unless otherwise specified). - Hired guns remain with the gang while in control of the Resource. - Hangers-on can be recruited regardless of Reputation and will not affect the maximum amount of Hangers-on the gang may have. :::tip YAQ Once the Resource is lost, the Hangers-on is also lost. The Hangers-on will never leave the gang because of injuries and can't be killed. Note that this means it’s important to distinguish between those that are regular hangers-on and those territory-related (if you control both types and at least one is drafted into a battle). ::: #### Equipment - Can be distributed to eligible fighters. - _Free_ equipment is lost when the Resource is lost. - Purchased equipment is kept after the Resource is lost. - The (full) cost is added to Gang Rating and Wealth, even for discounted and free items. #### Reputation Increase the Reputation while in control of the Resource. When the Resource is lost, decrease Reputation with the equal amount. #### Special If the Resource is lost, so is the benefit. ### Enhanced Bonuses Some Resources have Enhanced bonuses that require specific criterias to be met in order to claim them. #### Gang-Specific Gang Specific bonuses can only be claimed by the specified gang. It will replace generic bonuses of the same type. Additional House Rules are at the bottom of the table. ### Boon Conditions | Initial | Definition | | ------- | ---------------------------------------------- | | F | Free | | T | Temporary, applies when holding the territory. | | O | Only applies once. | ## List of Dominion Territories ### Old Ruins **Income:** D3x10 +10 per Dome Runner. ### Settlement **Income:** D6x10. **Reputation:** +1 (T,O). **Recruit:** Roll 2D6. One die rolls a 6: Juve. Both roll 6: Ganger (instead) (F). ### Rogue Doc Shop **Recruit:** Rogue Doc ### Promethium Cache **Equipment:** 3 fighters gain Incendiary charges (F). **_Special:_** Re-roll any Ammo tests for Blaze weapons (T). ### Wastes **Special:** If challenged in the Phase 1, choose which Territory is at stake (instead of the challenger as normal). If challenged in the Phase 3 for a Resource already controlled by the gang, the Leader can try to pass an Intelligence test to play as Attacker on the Ambush scenario instead of rolling. ### Sludge Sea **Equipment:** 3 fighters gain Choke gas grenades (F, T). ### Workshop **Recruit:** Ammo-jack (F). ### Collapsed Dome **Income:** Roll 2 to 6 dice. Receive 10x the result rolled if no doubles are rolled. If any double is rolled, a random fighter suffers a Lasting Injury roll instead. ### Slag Furnace **Goliath specific boons:** - **Income:** D6x5. - **Reputation:** +2 (T, O). - **Recruit:** Roll 2D6. One die rolls a 6: Juve. Both roll 6: Ganger (instead) (F). ### Fighting Pit **Recruit:** 2x generic Hive Scum every battle (including equipment) (F). **Goliath specific boons:** - **Reputation:** +2 (T, O). ### Smelting Works **Income:** D6x5. **Goliath specific boons:** - **Income:** D6x5, or D6x10 if also controlling Slag Furnace. ### Synth Still **Special:** Chem-synths, medicae kits, stimm-slug stashes and any weapon with the Gas or Toxin traits are treated as Common in the Trading post. **Escher specific boons:** - **Special:** Same as above, but at half the cost (rounded up). - **Reputation:** +2 (T, O). **Squats specific boons:** - **Reputation:** +2 (T, O). ### Stinger Mould Sprawl **Special:** During the post-battle sequence, re-roll a single Lasting Injury result on a fighter. Memorable Death may not be re-rolled. **Escher specific boons:** - **Special:** Remove a single existing Lasting Injury from a fighter or re-roll a single Lasting Injury roll on a fighter, including a Memorable Death result. - **Reputation:** +1 (T, O). ### Narco Den **Income:** D6x5. **Escher specific boons:** **Income:** D6x5, or D6x10 if also in control of a Synth Still. **Reputation:** +1 (T, O). ### Mine Workings **Income:** D6x10. Add D6x10 per Ambots and Captives working in the mines. Captured fighters can work in the mines instead of being sold to the Guilders. If the Resource changes control, the Captives remain working the mine. A Captive working the mine may not subsequently be sold to the Guilders. While a Captive is working the mine, rescue may be attempted at any time. **Orlock specific boons:** - **Reputation:** +2 (T, O). **Squats specific boons:** - **Reputation:** +2 (T, O). ### Tunnels **Special:** Before the battle, choose up to 3 fighters from the crew to deploy via tunnels. During the deployment, set up 2 tunnel entrance markers (2" wide) on any table edge on the ground surface. During the Priority phase of each turn, the group arrives on a 4+. They may be activated as a single group, and must move onto the battlefield from one of the tunnel entrance markers. The group must arrive through the same tunnel entrance. If the battle ends before the fighters arrive, they take no part in the battle. **Orlock specific boons:** - **Special:** Deploy up to 6 fighters in 2 groups as described above. - **Reputation:** +1 (T, O). ### Toll Crossing **Income:** D6x5. **Orlock specific boons:** - **Special:** Get Priority in the first round of any battle. Any gang in the campaign may pay the Orlock gang 20 credits to gain the same benefit in a single battle against another gang. :::note YAQ The payment can't be refused by the Orlock gang. If both gangs pay for this in the same battle, it has no effect (the credits are still spent). ::: ### Generatorium **Special:** The power may be cut any round before rolling for Priority, enabling the Pitch Black rules. At the start of each End phase, before making any Bottle tests, the generators restart on a 5+ and the Pitch Black rules immediately cease to be in effect. **Van Saar specific boons:** - **Reputation:** +1 (T, O). ### Archaeotech Device **Special:** Any number of weapons may be given one of the following Traits for free: Blaze, Rad-phage, Seismic, or Shock. All weapons must be given the same Trait and new weapons may also be given this Trait. These weapons also gain the Unstable Trait. If the Resource is lost, the weapons lose these additional traits (T). **Van Saar specific boons:** - **Special:** Choose 2 Traits instead of 1 from the list above (T) - **Reputation:** +2 (T, O) ### Tech Bazaar **Income:** D6x10 credits. **Equipment:** One Leader or Champion can make a Haggle post-battle action to gain a discount on a single item (half the cost rounded down) from the Trading Post or Black Market. Roll 2D6 (add +1 for Exotic Furs): | D6 | Result | | --- | ---------------------------------------------------------------- | | 2-3 | No item gained (the fighter proves to be very poor at haggling). | | 4-7 | Common item. | | 7+ | 1 item with Rarity equal to the result. | **Van Saar specific boons:** - **Income:** D6x10 (+1D6x10 if also controlling Archaeotech Device). - **Reputation:** +1 (T,O). ### Refuse Drift **Income:** 2D6x5. If a double is rolled, a random fighter must miss the next battle (Recovery). **Cawdor specific boons:** - **Income:** 2D6x5 without the risk of a fighter going into Recovery. - **Reputation:** +1 (T, O). ### Corpse Farm **Income:** D6x10 for every fighter from either side that was deleted from their roster during the post-battle of the preceding battle. **Cawdor specific boons:** **Income:** 2D6x10 instead of D6x10 as above. **Reputation:** +1 (T, O). :::note YAQ: Only receive credits from dead fighters! ::: ### Bone Shrine **Income:** 2D6x5. **Cawdor specific boons:** - **Income:** 4D6x5 - **Reputation:** +2 (T, O). ### Drinking Hole **Reputation:** +1 (T,O). **Special:** Re-roll any failed Cool tests. 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531 | # Outcasts
_Source: Book of the Outcast_
<details>
<summary>Updates</summary>
- 29/11/2023 _Apocrypha Necromunda: Devils of Gunk Deep._
- Added Mutant Archetype and Mutations.
- 16/03/2023 _Apocrypha Necromunda: Twins of the Two Tunnels_
- Added Gorvos Twins composition rule.
</details>
_Though it might not always appear so, Necromunda is a world bound by strict rules and ancient societal structures. From birth, a hiver will know their place in the great machine that is the hive world, doing their part to ensure a never-ending supply of munitions and other goods rolls out of its factoria. It is rare for a hiver to reject their station, and rarer still for them to cast off the hierarchy of House and hive altogether. Even the so-called criminals of Necromunda are part of the system, as are the Clan House gangs who wreak sanctioned violence in the underhive. Helots, cults and even heretics are also part of the system, the former vital property of the Houses, the latter clearly defined enemies of the Imperium and therefore an expected evil. There are, of course, those who do not fit into these structures, either as loyal servants of the Houses, members of the Merchant Guild or criminal fraternity, or even as part of the organised cultist underground. Collectively, these hivers are known as outcasts, and it is from their ranks that the majority of hive scum hail._
## Gang Composition
All Underhive Outcasts gangs must always follow these rules:
- There must be one fighter with the Leader special rule.
- When creating the gang, there can be no more than two fighters with the Gang Hierarchy (Champion) special rule in the gang.
- During Campaign play, there can be one fighter with the Gang Hierarchy (Champion) special rule for every three fighters with the Gang Fighter (X) special rule.
- The total number of fighters with the Gang Fighter (X) special rule in the gang must always be equal to, or higher than, the total number of fighters without the Gang Fighter (X) special rule combined, not counting Hangers-on or Hired Guns.
- The Underhive Outcasts gang does not contain any Juves; whenever a rule refers to a Juve it instead affects an Underhive Outcasts Hive Scum.
Should it occur during the course of a campaign that the number of fighters without the Gang Fighter (X) special rule exceeds the total number of fighters with
the Gang Fighter (X) special rule, the controlling player must either:
- Recruit fresh fighters with the Gang Fighter (X) special rule in order to correct the imbalance.
Or:
- Retire a number of fighters without the Gang Fighter (X) special rule special rule during the post-battle sequence in order to correct the imbalance.
### Delegation Gangs
_When an individual decides, or is forced, to become an outcast they do not always go alone. Although rare, it is not unheard of for their fellow brothers and sisters in arms to join them._
Necromunda boasts a variety of unique fighters dedicated to the various factions of Necromunda found in a variety of books. Some of these can be adapted into Underhive Outcasts gangs, allowing players to create a gang based upon a Guild, Criminal or Noble Delegation. If the player wishes, and the campaign Arbitrator agrees, players can use such a Delegation as the heart of their Underhive Outcasts gang as follows:
[List of Delegation Gangs](outcast-delegation-gangs.md).
### Gorvos Twins
:::note DESIGNER’S COMMENTARY
Presented below are special rules that will allow you to recreate the events described in Twins of Two Tunnels, as well as new options for Underhive Outcast gangs. If the Arbitrator wishes, these rules can be used during a campaign.
:::
When founding an Underhive Outcast gang they can be led by Gaen ‘The Gunk Queen’ Gorvos and have her brother Vunder Gorvos as a Champion. To do so, apply the following effects:
- Gaen ‘The Gunk Queen’ Gorvos is the gang’s Leader. She has the Criminal Organisation Affiliation and Mastermind Archetype.
- Vunder Gorvos is one of the gang’s Champions. He has the Survivor Archetype.
- All members of the gang may take [gunk bombs](/docs/armoury/grenades#gunk-bomb) for 20 credits each.
_Source: Apocrypha Necromunda: Twins of the Two Tunnels_
## Special Rules
### Creating an Underhive Outcasts Leader
The player can create their own leader using the [Underhive Outcasts Leader profile](#leader) presented below. When selecting a leader in this way the player must choose one of the multiple profiles presented to represent their leader, and choose an **Affiliation** and **Archetype**. These choices allow the player to create an Underhive Outcast Leader suited to a particular miniature or background of their choosing. Once these choices have been made, they cannot be altered.
### Elevating an Underhive Outcasts Leader
Alternatively, the player can choose an existing fighter profile and elevate them to Underhive Outcasts Leader
status. This fighter can come from any Necromunda publication and includes, but is not limited to: Clan House gang leaders, Guild, Noble and Criminal fighters, Dramatis Personae and Hangers-on. Once a profile has been selected, the player then follows the steps on listed here to elevate them to Leader status. Once a fighter has been elevated, they are then considered to be the Leader of the gang.
:::note DESIGNER’S NOTE: ELEVATING A FIGHTER TO LEADER STATUS
There are many kinds of Underhive Outcasts Leaders that can be created using the profiles, Archetypes and
Affiliations presented in this section. It might be, however, that you want to create an Underhive Outcasts gang
centred around an existing fighter from another gang list or Necromunda publication. This is entirely appropriate,
as Bounty Hunters, Hangers-on and even Dramatis Personae might all rise up to lead a gang at some point or
another in their careers.
- The first step is to choose a fighter to become your Underhive Outcasts Leader. This can be literally any fighter with a profile, whether they could normally be part of a gang or not. Dramatis Personae, Hangers-on and Hired Guns are particularly suited to becoming gang leaders and should prove easy to convert. Other kinds of fighters might need more work, and some should probably only be allowed with the agreement of the campaign Arbitrator (as fun as it would be to have a gang of Underhive Outcasts led by a sentient Scrapcode Ambot!).
- The fighter retains any skills, equipment or special rules they might have. Alternatively, you can replace their skills and equipment with those available to an Underhive Outcasts Leader. Whichever option is taken, you need to choose an appropriate Affiliation and Archetype for the fighter.
- The fighter retains their cost in credits, and throughout a campaign gains Experience and can be equipped with Wargear like a normal fighter.
- The fighter gains all the special rules an Underhive Outcasts Leader has.
Note that due to the incredibly wide variety of fighters available to be elevated to an Underhive Outcasts Leader,
this method may lead to some unbalanced gangs. The campaign Arbitrator always has the final say on whether
these rules can be used and how they are applied.
:::
### Death of an Underhive Outcasts Leader
All Underhive Outcasts gangs must include a single fighter with the ‘Gang Leader’ special rule. This fighter is, naturally, the leader of the gang.
If an Underhive Outcasts gang’s leader is killed, the gang falls apart. When this happens, a new Underhive Outcasts gang will often form to fill the power vacuum.
To represent this, follow these steps:
- Create a new gang following all the normal rules for founding an Underhive Outcasts Gang, with the exception that the starting credits for the new gang is equal to 75% of the previous gang’s Wealth after fully resolving the post-battle sequence or 1,000 credits, whichever is higher.
- Fighters from the previous gang can be added to this new gang; just pay their credit cost and add them to the roster.
- If at least half of the fighters from the previous gang are included in the new gang, it starts with D6 less Reputation (to a minimum of 1) but still has any territory or settlement structures previously held. Otherwise, the new gang starts from scratch with nothing in the previous gang’s Stash carried over.
### Affiliation
_No one on Necromunda can escape the crushing social structure of the hives. Subjects of the Imperial House are born into servitude or obligation and live out their lives seldom rising or falling far beyond their station. Even so-called outcasts, who reject the notions of House and hive, cannot escape the circumstances of their heritage; they carry it with them into the badzones and beyond when they try to shake off the rule of Lord Helmawr._
To represent the huge variety of potential Underhive Outcasts Leaders, when an Underhive Outcasts gang is created its Leader must choose an Affiliation. An Affiliation is a glimpse into the origins of the Leader, or speaks to the contacts they still maintain with those more mainstream members of society. There are five different Affiliations an Underhive Outcasts Leader can choose from: Clanless, Clan House, Merchant Guild, Criminal Organisation or Noble House. Each comes with its own advantages and disadvantages, but most importantly will determine the equipment the Underhive Outcasts Leader and their gang have access to, as well as the kinds of Alliances they might be able to make. Once the choice of Affiliation has been made, it cannot be changed – not even an outcast can escape their past.
#### Clanless
_This is the most common Affiliation for an outcast leader. It represents a leader without any strong ties to any of the great organisations of Necromunda, or a true outlander who was raised beyond the social structures of the hive. Clanless leaders are universally looked down upon by the rest of Necromunda and must work all the harder to prove themselves. Being clanless does come with some benefits, as those who have never been beholden to the rules of the Imperial House find breaking them all the easier._
A Clanless Underhive Outcasts Leader and their gang
gains the following Benefits and Drawbacks:
- Clanless Underhive Outcasts gangs do not suffer any
ill effects from being either Law Abiding or Outlaw. In
effect, these states have no meaning for them, and
they can freely choose options available to either,
such as hiring Outlaw or Law Abiding Hired Guns,
while rival gangs gain no extra credits for selling them
to Guilders.
- Clanless Underhive Outcasts gangs gain no additional
options for purchasing weapons or Wargear.
- Clanless Underhive Outcasts gangs are universally
distrusted, and as such can never form Alliances.
#### Clan House
_Many outcast leaders were once members of a Clan House, but have since fallen out of favour with their old masters. Being a former member of a clan comes with many benefits, such as access to restricted House tech or specialised training. It also makes certain alliances easier, as even a fallen member of a clan is still considered trustworthy by many who hold the clan in high esteem. Of course, with clan affiliation comes drawbacks, the most notable of which is all the clan’s enemies remain your enemies._
A Clan House Underhive Outcasts Leader and their gang
gains the following Benefits and Drawbacks:
- When a Clan House Underhive Outcasts gang
is created, you must choose one of the six Clan
Houses for them to affiliate with: Cawdor, Delaque,
Escher, Goliath, Van Saar or Orlock. For any scenario
or campaign purposes, the Underhive Outcasts
gang is considered to be a Clan House gang of the
chosen type.
- Clan House Underhive Outcasts gangs may purchase
weapons and Wargear normally restricted to their
House Lists – including Exotic Beasts – during both
gang creation and Campaign play.
- Clan House Underhive Outcasts gangs can only enter
into Alliances with factions their Clan House would
normally form a Strong Alliance with. Note, they do not
benefit from having a Strong Alliance with them.
#### Merchant Guild
_It is rare for members of the Merchant Guild to go rogue and become underhive outcasts, though it does still happen more often than the Imperial House would like to admit. A former member of one of the infamous Mercators of Necromunda can make for a formidable gang leader, and they often have a host of specialised equipment and weaponry at their disposal. Furthermore, the ties that bind the Merchant Guild are strong, and even an outcast Guilder can call upon considerable aid should they ask for it._
A Merchant Guild Underhive Outcasts Leader and their
gang gains the following Benefits and Drawbacks:
- When creating a Merchant Guild Underhive Outcasts
gang, you must choose one of the following Guilds to
affiliate with: Guild of Coin, Iron Guild, Corpse Guild,
Water Guild, Promethium Guild or Slave Guild. For
any scenario or campaign purposes, the Underhive
Outcasts gang is considered to be a Guild of the
chosen type.
- Merchant Guild Underhive Outcasts gangs may
purchase any weapons and Wargear that members of
their chosen Guild Delegation are equipped with from
the Trading Post during gang creation and Campaign
play regardless of Rarity or Legality.
- Merchant Guild Underhive Outcasts gangs can buy
Cult Icons for 40 credits.
- Merchant Guild Underhive Outcasts gangs can only
enter into an Alliance with their chosen Guild.
#### Criminal Organisation
_Criminals are a natural fit for underhive outcasts gangs, their nefarious tendencies lending themselves to rejecting the constraints of Necromundan society. Hive scum will flock to the banner of a powerful criminal underhive outcast leader, the lure of easy creds a potent one, while the criminal’s connections mean they can expect greater access to illegal firepower. As with the Guilds, some criminal organisations on Necromunda stick together, and a criminal underhive outcast leader can expect help from their former partners in crime._
A Criminal Underhive Outcasts Leader and their gang gains the following Benefits and Drawbacks:
- When creating a Criminal Underhive Outcasts
gang, you must choose one Criminal Organisation
to affiliate with: Cold Traders, Imperial Imposters,
Rogue Factoria, Narco Lords, Fallen Houses or Psi-
Syndica. For any scenario or campaign purposes,
the Underhive Outcasts gang is considered to be a
Criminal Organisation of the chosen type.
- Criminal Underhive Outcasts gangs may purchase
any weapons and Wargear that members from
their chosen Criminal Organisation Delegation are
equipped with from the Trading Post during gang
creation and Campaign play, regardless of Rarity
or Legality.
- Criminal Underhive Outcasts gangs can only enter into
an Alliance with their chosen Criminal Organisation.
#### Noble House
_When a noble rejects a pampered life in the spire, there is usually a very good reason behind it. As rare as outcast Guilders are, noble outcasts are even rarer, though almost without exception they are talented and determined men and women who share a universal hatred of their own kind. Outcast nobles often take their resources with them when they fall and their gangs are well-funded and equipped. Other organisations on Necromunda are rightly wary of their motivations, however, and their alliances can be erratic at best._
A Noble House Underhive Outcasts Leader and their
gang gains the following Benefits and Drawbacks:
- When creating a Noble House Underhive Outcasts
gang you must choose one Noble House to affiliate
with: Catallus, Ty, Ulanti, Greim, Ran Lo or Ko’Iron. For
any scenario or campaign purposes, the Underhive
Outcasts gang is considered to be a Noble House of
the chosen type.
- Noble House Underhive Outcasts gangs may
purchase weapons and Wargear that members from
their chosen Noble House Delegation are equipped
with from the Trading Post during gang creation and
Campaign play, regardless of Rarity or Legality.
- Noble House Underhive Outcasts gangs can enter
into an Alliance with any Noble House except for their
chosen House.
### Archetypes (Skill Sets)
Every Underhive Outcasts Leader has different strengths and weaknesses. Some are brutal overlords who rule through physical strength and crush all in their path; others are more cunning, manipulating those around them to do their bidding; others still can call upon the powers of the Warp to keep their gang in line. Archetypes allow you to further customise your Underhive Outcasts Leader by giving them access to different skill sets. In addition to influencing the kind of Leader the Underhive Outcast is, an Archetype will also influence the Leader’s gang, passing on their favoured tactics to those who follow them.
There are five different kinds of Archetypes: Brawler, Gunslinger, Survivor, Mastermind and Wyrd. When an
Underhive Outcasts Leader or Champion is recruited to an Underhive Outcasts gang they must choose one of these Archetypes, and it may not be changed later on.
#### Brawler
_Brawlers are brutes who rule through physical violence and being bigger than anyone else around. While a brawler can still be smart – after all, it takes more than brawn alone to survive in the underhive – they like to settle their problems personally, usually with the sharp end of a melee weapon, or better yet their fists._
#### Gunslinger
_In the underhive, there are as many gunslingers as there are guns, but only the truly talented live long enough to make a name for themselves. Much like a brawler, a gunslinger is a leader by virtue of their combat prowess. Whereas the brawler uses their brawn, the gunslinger relies on more sophisticated means of dishing out violence._
#### Survivor
_A survivor is a leader who has, against the odds, risen to power. They might have once been a humble ganger or champion, perhaps they have even run with multiple underhive outcasts gangs in their time. The true talent of the survivor is not their skill with a blade or pistol, but knowing when it’s time to cut their losses and head for the badzones._
#### Mastermind
_The mastermind is a cunning manipulator of men and women, and has risen to power through the careful use of alliances and patsies. A mastermind seldom does their own dirty work, preferring to hang back and let their minions sell their lives to advance their agendas; it is a measure of their talent that there always seems to be more scum willing to follow them._
#### Mutant
_Mutants are misshapen outcasts who have fled a life of slavery or abuse to eke out an existence in the deepest parts of the underhive. Mutants who rise to lead gangs of Outcasts are often the toughest of their kind, ‘blessed’ with a variety of advantageous and terrifying mutations._
In addition, Mutants can also choose [Outcast Mutations](outcast-mutations.md) in place of skills. Furthermore, if the Leader of an Underhive Outcasts gang has the Mutant Archetype, then Outcast Mutations will also be available to Underhive Outcasts Hive Scum in their gang.
**Mutant Affiliations**
Mutants are trusted even less than most underhive scum, being somewhere below outlaws but slightly above Chaos worshippers in the eyes of the Clan and Noble Houses. For this reason, an Underhive Outcasts Leader that takes the Mutant Archetype can only have the Clanless Affiliation.
#### Wyrd
_Mutants and psykers are reviled on Necromunda and often cast to the fringes of society. The wyrd leader is one such dispossessed individual, and their gang is often filled with similar kinds of outcasts. An underhive outcasts gang led by a wyrd can be a truly terrible thing, and whole levels of a hive have burned to root these dangerous individuals out._
## Fighters
<FighterCard cost="125">
### Leader
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 7” | 4+ | 2+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 3+ | 2 | 5+ | 4+ | 7+ | 5+ |
| 6” | 3+ | 3+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 3+ | 3 | 6+ | 7+ | 6+ | 4+ |
| 5” | 2+ | 4+ | 4 | 3 | 2 | 4+ | 3 | 6+ | 6+ | 4+ | 7+ |
| 4” | 3+ | 4+ | 3 | 4 | 3 | 5+ | 2 | 6+ | 4+ | 6+ | 5+ |
**Skills:** 1 Primary (custom).
**Restrictions:** None. Choose any Common and Rare equipment up to Rare (9) from the Trading Post.
**Special Rules:** Gang Leader, Gang Hierarchy (Leader), Tools of the Trade, Groups Activation (2).
<details>
<summary>Special Rules</summary>
**Gang Leader:** An Underhive Outcasts gang must always include a single fighter with this special rule:
- A fighter with this special rule may not retire during Campaign play. For a gang leader, the only way out is death.
- Should this fighter die during the course of a campaign, the gang disperses and a new gang must be founded (see ‘Death of an Underhive Outcasts Leader’ on page 17).
**Gang Hierarchy (Leader):** During a battle, once this fighter’s gang has failed a Bottle test, during any End phase in which this fighter passes its Cool check and does not flee the battlefield, any friendly Underhive Outcasts fighters that are within 12" of this fighter will automatically pass their Cool check and will not flee the battlefield.
Additionally, during Campaign play, this fighter may perform post-battle actions.
**Tools of the Trade:** This fighter enjoys access to a wide variety of weapons. A fighter
with this special rule may take multiple equipment sets.
**Group Activation (2):** When a fighter with this special rule is activated, their
controlling player can choose to activate a number of additional Ready friendly
Underhive Outcasts fighters equal to the number shown in brackets that are within 3"
of this fighter as part of a ‘Group Activation’:
- The controlling player must nominate all of the fighters who will be activated in this way before any of them are activated.
- Once all participants of the Group Activation have been nominated, the controlling player selects one and activates them as normal, fully resolving their activation before selecting and activating the next. Each fighter activates individually; groups do not activate simultaneously.
- Additional fighters with this special rule activated in this way may not use this special rule themselves.
**Skills:** When recruited, an Underhive Outcasts Leader may choose one skill from their
Primary skill sets (as described in the Necromunda Rulebook). This skill does not cost
any XP and does not increase the fighter’s Credits value.
</details>
<details className="">
<summary>Skill Access</summary>
| Skill Set | [Agility](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#agility) | [Brawn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#brawn) | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Cunning](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#cunning) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | [Shooting](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#shooting) | Wyrd |
| ---------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------- |
| Brawler | Secondary | Primary | Secondary | - | Primary | Primary | - | - | - |
| Gunslinger | Primary | - | - | Secondary | - | Primary | Secondary | Primary | - |
| Survivor | Secondary | Secondary | Primary | - | Primary | Primary | - | - | - |
| Mastermind | Secondary | - | - | Primary | - | Primary | Primary | Secondary | - |
| Mutant | - | Primary | - | - | Secondary | Primary | - | - | - |
| Wyrd | - | - | - | Secondary | - | Primary | - | - | Primary |
</details>
<details className="">
<summary>Equipment</summary>
Underhive Outcasts Leaders may purchase weapons and Wargear from the Trading Post, **limited to items with Rarity ratings of 9** or less (note that the Underhive Outcasts Leader’s Affiliation might open up additional weapon and Wargear options):
- During the course of a campaign, an Underhive Outcasts Leader may be given additional weapons and Wargear purchased from the Trading Post and from the Black Market.
- An Underhive Outcasts Leader has **no restrictions** upon the types of weapon they can take; all weapon types are available.
_There is no single mould from which an Outcasts Leader is cast, each as individual as the hive cities of Necromunda. No matter their origins, allies or motivations, all Outcasts Leaders have one thing in common – a desire to shake off the restraints of Necromundan society and forge their own path, free of the rule of House and Hive. No easy task, this usually makes Outcasts Leaders profoundly dangerous individuals; even without a gang of hive scum to back them up, each is more than capable of handling anything their old masters might throw at them._
</details>
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="60">
### Champion
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 3+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 4+ | 1 | 6+ | 7+ | 8+ | 8+ |
**Skills:** 1 Primary (custom).
**Restrictions:** None. Choose any Common and Rare equipment up to Rare (8) from the Trading Post.
**Special Rules:** Gang Heirarchy (Champion), Tools of the Trade, Group Activation (1).
<details>
<summary>Special Rules</summary>
**Gang Hierarchy (Champion):** During a battle, once this fighter’s gang has failed a
Bottle test, during any End phase in which this fighter passes its Cool check and does
not flee the battlefield, any friendly Underhive Outcasts fighters that are within 6" of
this fighter will automatically pass their Cool check and will not flee the battlefield.
Additionally, during Campaign play, this fighter may perform post-battle actions.
**Tools of the Trade:** This fighter enjoys access to a wide variety of weapons. A fighter
with this special rule may take multiple equipment sets.
**Group Activation (1):** When a fighter with this special rule is activated, their controlling player can choose to activate a number of additional Ready friendly Underhive Outcasts fighters equal to the number shown in brackets that are within 3" of this fighter as part of a ‘Group Activation’:
- The controlling player must nominate all of the fighters who will be activated in this way before any of them is activated.
- Once all participants of the Group Activation have been nominated, the controlling player selects one and activates them as normal, fully resolving their activation before selecting and activating the next. Each fighter activates individually; groups do not activate simultaneously.
Additional fighters with this special rule activated in this way may not themselves use
this special rule during this activation.
**Archetype:** When recruited, an Underhive Outcasts Champion must select an Archetype; this will determine which skill sets they have access to.
**Skills:** When recruited, an Underhive Outcasts Champion may choose one skill from
their Primary skill sets (as described in the Necromunda Rulebook). This skill does not
cost any XP and does not increase the fighter’s Credits value.
**Wyrd Powers:** If the Underhive Outcasts Champion has the Wyrd Archetype then they
can choose Wyrd Powers in place of skills (see Wyrd Powers on page 52) and gains
the Non-sanctioned Psyker special rule.
</details>
<details className="">
<summary>Skill Access</summary>
| Skill Set | [Agility](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#agility) | [Brawn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#brawn) | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Cunning](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#cunning) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | [Shooting](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#shooting) | Wyrd |
| ---------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------- |
| Brawler | - | Primary | - | - | Secondary | Secondary | - | - | - |
| Gunslinger | Secondary | - | - | - | - | Secondary | - | Primary | - |
| Survivor | - | - | Secondary | - | Primary | Secondary | - | - | - |
| Mastermind | - | - | - | Primary | - | Secondary | Secondary | Secondary | - |
| Mutant | - | Primary | - | - | Secondary | Primary | - | - | - |
| Wyrd | - | - | - | Secondary | - | Secondary | - | - | Primary |
</details>
<details className="">
<summary>Equipment</summary>
Underhive Outcasts Champions may purchase weapons and Wargear from the
Trading Post, **limited to items with a Rarity rating of 8** or lower (note that the Underhive Outcasts Leader’s allegiance might open up additional weapon and Wargear options):
- During the course of a campaign, an Underhive Outcasts Champion may be given additional weapons and Wargear purchased from the Trading Post and from the Black Market.
- An Underhive Outcasts Champion has **no restrictions** upon the types of weapon they can take; all weapon types are available.
</details>
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="30">
### Hive Scum (Ganger)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 4+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 4+ | 1 | 8+ | 8+ | 8+ | 8+ |
**Skills:** Cunning (Primary) and Ferocity (Secondary)
**Restrictions:** Pistol, Basic, Close Combat.
**Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Ganger), Promotion (Specialist), Tools of the Trade (Specialist only).
<details>
<summary>Special Rules</summary>
**Gang Fighter (Ganger):** Fighters with this special rule form the backbone of
Underhive Outcasts gangs. The total number of fighters with the Gang Fighter (X)
special rule in the gang must always be equal to, or higher than, the total number of
fighters without the Gang Fighter (X) special rule combined, not counting Hangers-on
or Hired Guns.
**Promotion (Underhive Outcasts Specialist):** During Campaign play,
an Underhive Outcasts Hive Scum may become an Underhive Outcasts
Specialist. An Underhive Outcasts Specialist gains the Tools of the
Trade special rule, may purchase Special weapons, and may spend XP
to gain additional skills (note, a gang may not start with an Underhive
Outcasts Specialist).
**Tools of the Trade (Underhive Outcasts Specialist only):** This
fighter enjoys access to a wide variety of weapons. A fighter with this
special rule may take multiple equipment sets.
</details>
#### Equipment
Underhive Outcasts Hive Scum and Underhive Outcasts Specialists may purchase weapons and Wargear from the
Underhive Outcasts Hive Scum equipment list (note that the Underhive Outcasts Leader’s allegiance might open up
additional weapon and Wargear options):
- During the course of a campaign, both Underhive Outcasts Hive Scum and Underhive Outcasts Specialists
may be given additional weapons and Wargear purchased from this list, from the Trading Post and from the Black Market.
- An Underhive Outcasts Hive Scum may only be equipped with weapons chosen from the **Basic Weapons**, **Pistols**
and **Close Combat Weapons** sections of this list, the Trading Post and the Black Market.
- Once promoted, an Underhive Outcasts Specialist may only be equipped with weapons chosen from the Basic
Weapons, Pistols, Close Combat Weapons and Special Weapons sections of this list, the Trading Post and the
Black Market.
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From birth, a hiver will know their place in the great machine that is the hive world, doing their part to ensure a never-ending supply of munitions and other goods rolls out of its factoria. It is rare for a hiver to reject their station, and rarer still for them to cast off the hierarchy of House and hive altogether. Even the so-called criminals of Necromunda are part of the system, as are the Clan House gangs who wreak sanctioned violence in the underhive. Helots, cults and even heretics are also part of the system, the former vital property of the Houses, the latter clearly defined enemies of the Imperium and therefore an expected evil. There are, of course, those who do not fit into these structures, either as loyal servants of the Houses, members of the Merchant Guild or criminal fraternity, or even as part of the organised cultist underground. Collectively, these hivers are known as outcasts, and it is from their ranks that the majority of hive scum hail._ ## Gang Composition All Underhive Outcasts gangs must always follow these rules: - There must be one fighter with the Leader special rule. - When creating the gang, there can be no more than two fighters with the Gang Hierarchy (Champion) special rule in the gang. - During Campaign play, there can be one fighter with the Gang Hierarchy (Champion) special rule for every three fighters with the Gang Fighter (X) special rule. - The total number of fighters with the Gang Fighter (X) special rule in the gang must always be equal to, or higher than, the total number of fighters without the Gang Fighter (X) special rule combined, not counting Hangers-on or Hired Guns. - The Underhive Outcasts gang does not contain any Juves; whenever a rule refers to a Juve it instead affects an Underhive Outcasts Hive Scum. Should it occur during the course of a campaign that the number of fighters without the Gang Fighter (X) special rule exceeds the total number of fighters with the Gang Fighter (X) special rule, the controlling player must either: - Recruit fresh fighters with the Gang Fighter (X) special rule in order to correct the imbalance. Or: - Retire a number of fighters without the Gang Fighter (X) special rule special rule during the post-battle sequence in order to correct the imbalance. ### Delegation Gangs _When an individual decides, or is forced, to become an outcast they do not always go alone. Although rare, it is not unheard of for their fellow brothers and sisters in arms to join them._ Necromunda boasts a variety of unique fighters dedicated to the various factions of Necromunda found in a variety of books. Some of these can be adapted into Underhive Outcasts gangs, allowing players to create a gang based upon a Guild, Criminal or Noble Delegation. If the player wishes, and the campaign Arbitrator agrees, players can use such a Delegation as the heart of their Underhive Outcasts gang as follows: [List of Delegation Gangs](outcast-delegation-gangs.md). ### Gorvos Twins :::note DESIGNER’S COMMENTARY Presented below are special rules that will allow you to recreate the events described in Twins of Two Tunnels, as well as new options for Underhive Outcast gangs. If the Arbitrator wishes, these rules can be used during a campaign. ::: When founding an Underhive Outcast gang they can be led by Gaen ‘The Gunk Queen’ Gorvos and have her brother Vunder Gorvos as a Champion. To do so, apply the following effects: - Gaen ‘The Gunk Queen’ Gorvos is the gang’s Leader. She has the Criminal Organisation Affiliation and Mastermind Archetype. - Vunder Gorvos is one of the gang’s Champions. He has the Survivor Archetype. - All members of the gang may take [gunk bombs](/docs/armoury/grenades#gunk-bomb) for 20 credits each. _Source: Apocrypha Necromunda: Twins of the Two Tunnels_ ## Special Rules ### Creating an Underhive Outcasts Leader The player can create their own leader using the [Underhive Outcasts Leader profile](#leader) presented below. When selecting a leader in this way the player must choose one of the multiple profiles presented to represent their leader, and choose an **Affiliation** and **Archetype**. These choices allow the player to create an Underhive Outcast Leader suited to a particular miniature or background of their choosing. Once these choices have been made, they cannot be altered. ### Elevating an Underhive Outcasts Leader Alternatively, the player can choose an existing fighter profile and elevate them to Underhive Outcasts Leader status. This fighter can come from any Necromunda publication and includes, but is not limited to: Clan House gang leaders, Guild, Noble and Criminal fighters, Dramatis Personae and Hangers-on. Once a profile has been selected, the player then follows the steps on listed here to elevate them to Leader status. Once a fighter has been elevated, they are then considered to be the Leader of the gang. :::note DESIGNER’S NOTE: ELEVATING A FIGHTER TO LEADER STATUS There are many kinds of Underhive Outcasts Leaders that can be created using the profiles, Archetypes and Affiliations presented in this section. It might be, however, that you want to create an Underhive Outcasts gang centred around an existing fighter from another gang list or Necromunda publication. This is entirely appropriate, as Bounty Hunters, Hangers-on and even Dramatis Personae might all rise up to lead a gang at some point or another in their careers. - The first step is to choose a fighter to become your Underhive Outcasts Leader. This can be literally any fighter with a profile, whether they could normally be part of a gang or not. Dramatis Personae, Hangers-on and Hired Guns are particularly suited to becoming gang leaders and should prove easy to convert. Other kinds of fighters might need more work, and some should probably only be allowed with the agreement of the campaign Arbitrator (as fun as it would be to have a gang of Underhive Outcasts led by a sentient Scrapcode Ambot!). - The fighter retains any skills, equipment or special rules they might have. Alternatively, you can replace their skills and equipment with those available to an Underhive Outcasts Leader. Whichever option is taken, you need to choose an appropriate Affiliation and Archetype for the fighter. - The fighter retains their cost in credits, and throughout a campaign gains Experience and can be equipped with Wargear like a normal fighter. - The fighter gains all the special rules an Underhive Outcasts Leader has. Note that due to the incredibly wide variety of fighters available to be elevated to an Underhive Outcasts Leader, this method may lead to some unbalanced gangs. The campaign Arbitrator always has the final say on whether these rules can be used and how they are applied. ::: ### Death of an Underhive Outcasts Leader All Underhive Outcasts gangs must include a single fighter with the ‘Gang Leader’ special rule. This fighter is, naturally, the leader of the gang. If an Underhive Outcasts gang’s leader is killed, the gang falls apart. When this happens, a new Underhive Outcasts gang will often form to fill the power vacuum. To represent this, follow these steps: - Create a new gang following all the normal rules for founding an Underhive Outcasts Gang, with the exception that the starting credits for the new gang is equal to 75% of the previous gang’s Wealth after fully resolving the post-battle sequence or 1,000 credits, whichever is higher. - Fighters from the previous gang can be added to this new gang; just pay their credit cost and add them to the roster. - If at least half of the fighters from the previous gang are included in the new gang, it starts with D6 less Reputation (to a minimum of 1) but still has any territory or settlement structures previously held. Otherwise, the new gang starts from scratch with nothing in the previous gang’s Stash carried over. ### Affiliation _No one on Necromunda can escape the crushing social structure of the hives. Subjects of the Imperial House are born into servitude or obligation and live out their lives seldom rising or falling far beyond their station. Even so-called outcasts, who reject the notions of House and hive, cannot escape the circumstances of their heritage; they carry it with them into the badzones and beyond when they try to shake off the rule of Lord Helmawr._ To represent the huge variety of potential Underhive Outcasts Leaders, when an Underhive Outcasts gang is created its Leader must choose an Affiliation. An Affiliation is a glimpse into the origins of the Leader, or speaks to the contacts they still maintain with those more mainstream members of society. There are five different Affiliations an Underhive Outcasts Leader can choose from: Clanless, Clan House, Merchant Guild, Criminal Organisation or Noble House. Each comes with its own advantages and disadvantages, but most importantly will determine the equipment the Underhive Outcasts Leader and their gang have access to, as well as the kinds of Alliances they might be able to make. Once the choice of Affiliation has been made, it cannot be changed – not even an outcast can escape their past. #### Clanless _This is the most common Affiliation for an outcast leader. It represents a leader without any strong ties to any of the great organisations of Necromunda, or a true outlander who was raised beyond the social structures of the hive. Clanless leaders are universally looked down upon by the rest of Necromunda and must work all the harder to prove themselves. Being clanless does come with some benefits, as those who have never been beholden to the rules of the Imperial House find breaking them all the easier._ A Clanless Underhive Outcasts Leader and their gang gains the following Benefits and Drawbacks: - Clanless Underhive Outcasts gangs do not suffer any ill effects from being either Law Abiding or Outlaw. In effect, these states have no meaning for them, and they can freely choose options available to either, such as hiring Outlaw or Law Abiding Hired Guns, while rival gangs gain no extra credits for selling them to Guilders. - Clanless Underhive Outcasts gangs gain no additional options for purchasing weapons or Wargear. - Clanless Underhive Outcasts gangs are universally distrusted, and as such can never form Alliances. #### Clan House _Many outcast leaders were once members of a Clan House, but have since fallen out of favour with their old masters. Being a former member of a clan comes with many benefits, such as access to restricted House tech or specialised training. It also makes certain alliances easier, as even a fallen member of a clan is still considered trustworthy by many who hold the clan in high esteem. Of course, with clan affiliation comes drawbacks, the most notable of which is all the clan’s enemies remain your enemies._ A Clan House Underhive Outcasts Leader and their gang gains the following Benefits and Drawbacks: - When a Clan House Underhive Outcasts gang is created, you must choose one of the six Clan Houses for them to affiliate with: Cawdor, Delaque, Escher, Goliath, Van Saar or Orlock. For any scenario or campaign purposes, the Underhive Outcasts gang is considered to be a Clan House gang of the chosen type. - Clan House Underhive Outcasts gangs may purchase weapons and Wargear normally restricted to their House Lists – including Exotic Beasts – during both gang creation and Campaign play. - Clan House Underhive Outcasts gangs can only enter into Alliances with factions their Clan House would normally form a Strong Alliance with. Note, they do not benefit from having a Strong Alliance with them. #### Merchant Guild _It is rare for members of the Merchant Guild to go rogue and become underhive outcasts, though it does still happen more often than the Imperial House would like to admit. A former member of one of the infamous Mercators of Necromunda can make for a formidable gang leader, and they often have a host of specialised equipment and weaponry at their disposal. Furthermore, the ties that bind the Merchant Guild are strong, and even an outcast Guilder can call upon considerable aid should they ask for it._ A Merchant Guild Underhive Outcasts Leader and their gang gains the following Benefits and Drawbacks: - When creating a Merchant Guild Underhive Outcasts gang, you must choose one of the following Guilds to affiliate with: Guild of Coin, Iron Guild, Corpse Guild, Water Guild, Promethium Guild or Slave Guild. For any scenario or campaign purposes, the Underhive Outcasts gang is considered to be a Guild of the chosen type. - Merchant Guild Underhive Outcasts gangs may purchase any weapons and Wargear that members of their chosen Guild Delegation are equipped with from the Trading Post during gang creation and Campaign play regardless of Rarity or Legality. - Merchant Guild Underhive Outcasts gangs can buy Cult Icons for 40 credits. - Merchant Guild Underhive Outcasts gangs can only enter into an Alliance with their chosen Guild. #### Criminal Organisation _Criminals are a natural fit for underhive outcasts gangs, their nefarious tendencies lending themselves to rejecting the constraints of Necromundan society. Hive scum will flock to the banner of a powerful criminal underhive outcast leader, the lure of easy creds a potent one, while the criminal’s connections mean they can expect greater access to illegal firepower. As with the Guilds, some criminal organisations on Necromunda stick together, and a criminal underhive outcast leader can expect help from their former partners in crime._ A Criminal Underhive Outcasts Leader and their gang gains the following Benefits and Drawbacks: - When creating a Criminal Underhive Outcasts gang, you must choose one Criminal Organisation to affiliate with: Cold Traders, Imperial Imposters, Rogue Factoria, Narco Lords, Fallen Houses or Psi- Syndica. For any scenario or campaign purposes, the Underhive Outcasts gang is considered to be a Criminal Organisation of the chosen type. - Criminal Underhive Outcasts gangs may purchase any weapons and Wargear that members from their chosen Criminal Organisation Delegation are equipped with from the Trading Post during gang creation and Campaign play, regardless of Rarity or Legality. - Criminal Underhive Outcasts gangs can only enter into an Alliance with their chosen Criminal Organisation. #### Noble House _When a noble rejects a pampered life in the spire, there is usually a very good reason behind it. As rare as outcast Guilders are, noble outcasts are even rarer, though almost without exception they are talented and determined men and women who share a universal hatred of their own kind. Outcast nobles often take their resources with them when they fall and their gangs are well-funded and equipped. Other organisations on Necromunda are rightly wary of their motivations, however, and their alliances can be erratic at best._ A Noble House Underhive Outcasts Leader and their gang gains the following Benefits and Drawbacks: - When creating a Noble House Underhive Outcasts gang you must choose one Noble House to affiliate with: Catallus, Ty, Ulanti, Greim, Ran Lo or Ko’Iron. For any scenario or campaign purposes, the Underhive Outcasts gang is considered to be a Noble House of the chosen type. - Noble House Underhive Outcasts gangs may purchase weapons and Wargear that members from their chosen Noble House Delegation are equipped with from the Trading Post during gang creation and Campaign play, regardless of Rarity or Legality. - Noble House Underhive Outcasts gangs can enter into an Alliance with any Noble House except for their chosen House. ### Archetypes (Skill Sets) Every Underhive Outcasts Leader has different strengths and weaknesses. Some are brutal overlords who rule through physical strength and crush all in their path; others are more cunning, manipulating those around them to do their bidding; others still can call upon the powers of the Warp to keep their gang in line. Archetypes allow you to further customise your Underhive Outcasts Leader by giving them access to different skill sets. In addition to influencing the kind of Leader the Underhive Outcast is, an Archetype will also influence the Leader’s gang, passing on their favoured tactics to those who follow them. There are five different kinds of Archetypes: Brawler, Gunslinger, Survivor, Mastermind and Wyrd. When an Underhive Outcasts Leader or Champion is recruited to an Underhive Outcasts gang they must choose one of these Archetypes, and it may not be changed later on. #### Brawler _Brawlers are brutes who rule through physical violence and being bigger than anyone else around. While a brawler can still be smart – after all, it takes more than brawn alone to survive in the underhive – they like to settle their problems personally, usually with the sharp end of a melee weapon, or better yet their fists._ #### Gunslinger _In the underhive, there are as many gunslingers as there are guns, but only the truly talented live long enough to make a name for themselves. Much like a brawler, a gunslinger is a leader by virtue of their combat prowess. Whereas the brawler uses their brawn, the gunslinger relies on more sophisticated means of dishing out violence._ #### Survivor _A survivor is a leader who has, against the odds, risen to power. They might have once been a humble ganger or champion, perhaps they have even run with multiple underhive outcasts gangs in their time. The true talent of the survivor is not their skill with a blade or pistol, but knowing when it’s time to cut their losses and head for the badzones._ #### Mastermind _The mastermind is a cunning manipulator of men and women, and has risen to power through the careful use of alliances and patsies. A mastermind seldom does their own dirty work, preferring to hang back and let their minions sell their lives to advance their agendas; it is a measure of their talent that there always seems to be more scum willing to follow them._ #### Mutant _Mutants are misshapen outcasts who have fled a life of slavery or abuse to eke out an existence in the deepest parts of the underhive. Mutants who rise to lead gangs of Outcasts are often the toughest of their kind, ‘blessed’ with a variety of advantageous and terrifying mutations._ In addition, Mutants can also choose [Outcast Mutations](outcast-mutations.md) in place of skills. Furthermore, if the Leader of an Underhive Outcasts gang has the Mutant Archetype, then Outcast Mutations will also be available to Underhive Outcasts Hive Scum in their gang. **Mutant Affiliations** Mutants are trusted even less than most underhive scum, being somewhere below outlaws but slightly above Chaos worshippers in the eyes of the Clan and Noble Houses. For this reason, an Underhive Outcasts Leader that takes the Mutant Archetype can only have the Clanless Affiliation. #### Wyrd _Mutants and psykers are reviled on Necromunda and often cast to the fringes of society. The wyrd leader is one such dispossessed individual, and their gang is often filled with similar kinds of outcasts. An underhive outcasts gang led by a wyrd can be a truly terrible thing, and whole levels of a hive have burned to root these dangerous individuals out._ ## Fighters <FighterCard cost="125"> ### Leader | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 7” | 4+ | 2+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 3+ | 2 | 5+ | 4+ | 7+ | 5+ | | 6” | 3+ | 3+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 3+ | 3 | 6+ | 7+ | 6+ | 4+ | | 5” | 2+ | 4+ | 4 | 3 | 2 | 4+ | 3 | 6+ | 6+ | 4+ | 7+ | | 4” | 3+ | 4+ | 3 | 4 | 3 | 5+ | 2 | 6+ | 4+ | 6+ | 5+ | **Skills:** 1 Primary (custom). **Restrictions:** None. Choose any Common and Rare equipment up to Rare (9) from the Trading Post. **Special Rules:** Gang Leader, Gang Hierarchy (Leader), Tools of the Trade, Groups Activation (2). <details> <summary>Special Rules</summary> **Gang Leader:** An Underhive Outcasts gang must always include a single fighter with this special rule: - A fighter with this special rule may not retire during Campaign play. For a gang leader, the only way out is death. - Should this fighter die during the course of a campaign, the gang disperses and a new gang must be founded (see ‘Death of an Underhive Outcasts Leader’ on page 17). **Gang Hierarchy (Leader):** During a battle, once this fighter’s gang has failed a Bottle test, during any End phase in which this fighter passes its Cool check and does not flee the battlefield, any friendly Underhive Outcasts fighters that are within 12" of this fighter will automatically pass their Cool check and will not flee the battlefield. Additionally, during Campaign play, this fighter may perform post-battle actions. **Tools of the Trade:** This fighter enjoys access to a wide variety of weapons. A fighter with this special rule may take multiple equipment sets. **Group Activation (2):** When a fighter with this special rule is activated, their controlling player can choose to activate a number of additional Ready friendly Underhive Outcasts fighters equal to the number shown in brackets that are within 3" of this fighter as part of a ‘Group Activation’: - The controlling player must nominate all of the fighters who will be activated in this way before any of them are activated. - Once all participants of the Group Activation have been nominated, the controlling player selects one and activates them as normal, fully resolving their activation before selecting and activating the next. Each fighter activates individually; groups do not activate simultaneously. - Additional fighters with this special rule activated in this way may not use this special rule themselves. **Skills:** When recruited, an Underhive Outcasts Leader may choose one skill from their Primary skill sets (as described in the Necromunda Rulebook). This skill does not cost any XP and does not increase the fighter’s Credits value. </details> <details className=""> <summary>Skill Access</summary> | Skill Set | [Agility](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#agility) | [Brawn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#brawn) | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Cunning](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#cunning) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | [Shooting](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#shooting) | Wyrd | | ---------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------- | | Brawler | Secondary | Primary | Secondary | - | Primary | Primary | - | - | - | | Gunslinger | Primary | - | - | Secondary | - | Primary | Secondary | Primary | - | | Survivor | Secondary | Secondary | Primary | - | Primary | Primary | - | - | - | | Mastermind | Secondary | - | - | Primary | - | Primary | Primary | Secondary | - | | Mutant | - | Primary | - | - | Secondary | Primary | - | - | - | | Wyrd | - | - | - | Secondary | - | Primary | - | - | Primary | </details> <details className=""> <summary>Equipment</summary> Underhive Outcasts Leaders may purchase weapons and Wargear from the Trading Post, **limited to items with Rarity ratings of 9** or less (note that the Underhive Outcasts Leader’s Affiliation might open up additional weapon and Wargear options): - During the course of a campaign, an Underhive Outcasts Leader may be given additional weapons and Wargear purchased from the Trading Post and from the Black Market. - An Underhive Outcasts Leader has **no restrictions** upon the types of weapon they can take; all weapon types are available. _There is no single mould from which an Outcasts Leader is cast, each as individual as the hive cities of Necromunda. No matter their origins, allies or motivations, all Outcasts Leaders have one thing in common – a desire to shake off the restraints of Necromundan society and forge their own path, free of the rule of House and Hive. No easy task, this usually makes Outcasts Leaders profoundly dangerous individuals; even without a gang of hive scum to back them up, each is more than capable of handling anything their old masters might throw at them._ </details> </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="60"> ### Champion | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 3+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 4+ | 1 | 6+ | 7+ | 8+ | 8+ | **Skills:** 1 Primary (custom). **Restrictions:** None. Choose any Common and Rare equipment up to Rare (8) from the Trading Post. **Special Rules:** Gang Heirarchy (Champion), Tools of the Trade, Group Activation (1). <details> <summary>Special Rules</summary> **Gang Hierarchy (Champion):** During a battle, once this fighter’s gang has failed a Bottle test, during any End phase in which this fighter passes its Cool check and does not flee the battlefield, any friendly Underhive Outcasts fighters that are within 6" of this fighter will automatically pass their Cool check and will not flee the battlefield. Additionally, during Campaign play, this fighter may perform post-battle actions. **Tools of the Trade:** This fighter enjoys access to a wide variety of weapons. A fighter with this special rule may take multiple equipment sets. **Group Activation (1):** When a fighter with this special rule is activated, their controlling player can choose to activate a number of additional Ready friendly Underhive Outcasts fighters equal to the number shown in brackets that are within 3" of this fighter as part of a ‘Group Activation’: - The controlling player must nominate all of the fighters who will be activated in this way before any of them is activated. - Once all participants of the Group Activation have been nominated, the controlling player selects one and activates them as normal, fully resolving their activation before selecting and activating the next. Each fighter activates individually; groups do not activate simultaneously. Additional fighters with this special rule activated in this way may not themselves use this special rule during this activation. **Archetype:** When recruited, an Underhive Outcasts Champion must select an Archetype; this will determine which skill sets they have access to. **Skills:** When recruited, an Underhive Outcasts Champion may choose one skill from their Primary skill sets (as described in the Necromunda Rulebook). This skill does not cost any XP and does not increase the fighter’s Credits value. **Wyrd Powers:** If the Underhive Outcasts Champion has the Wyrd Archetype then they can choose Wyrd Powers in place of skills (see Wyrd Powers on page 52) and gains the Non-sanctioned Psyker special rule. </details> <details className=""> <summary>Skill Access</summary> | Skill Set | [Agility](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#agility) | [Brawn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#brawn) | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Cunning](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#cunning) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | [Shooting](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#shooting) | Wyrd | | ---------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------- | | Brawler | - | Primary | - | - | Secondary | Secondary | - | - | - | | Gunslinger | Secondary | - | - | - | - | Secondary | - | Primary | - | | Survivor | - | - | Secondary | - | Primary | Secondary | - | - | - | | Mastermind | - | - | - | Primary | - | Secondary | Secondary | Secondary | - | | Mutant | - | Primary | - | - | Secondary | Primary | - | - | - | | Wyrd | - | - | - | Secondary | - | Secondary | - | - | Primary | </details> <details className=""> <summary>Equipment</summary> Underhive Outcasts Champions may purchase weapons and Wargear from the Trading Post, **limited to items with a Rarity rating of 8** or lower (note that the Underhive Outcasts Leader’s allegiance might open up additional weapon and Wargear options): - During the course of a campaign, an Underhive Outcasts Champion may be given additional weapons and Wargear purchased from the Trading Post and from the Black Market. - An Underhive Outcasts Champion has **no restrictions** upon the types of weapon they can take; all weapon types are available. </details> </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="30"> ### Hive Scum (Ganger) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 4+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 4+ | 1 | 8+ | 8+ | 8+ | 8+ | **Skills:** Cunning (Primary) and Ferocity (Secondary) **Restrictions:** Pistol, Basic, Close Combat. **Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Ganger), Promotion (Specialist), Tools of the Trade (Specialist only). <details> <summary>Special Rules</summary> **Gang Fighter (Ganger):** Fighters with this special rule form the backbone of Underhive Outcasts gangs. The total number of fighters with the Gang Fighter (X) special rule in the gang must always be equal to, or higher than, the total number of fighters without the Gang Fighter (X) special rule combined, not counting Hangers-on or Hired Guns. **Promotion (Underhive Outcasts Specialist):** During Campaign play, an Underhive Outcasts Hive Scum may become an Underhive Outcasts Specialist. An Underhive Outcasts Specialist gains the Tools of the Trade special rule, may purchase Special weapons, and may spend XP to gain additional skills (note, a gang may not start with an Underhive Outcasts Specialist). **Tools of the Trade (Underhive Outcasts Specialist only):** This fighter enjoys access to a wide variety of weapons. A fighter with this special rule may take multiple equipment sets. </details> #### Equipment Underhive Outcasts Hive Scum and Underhive Outcasts Specialists may purchase weapons and Wargear from the Underhive Outcasts Hive Scum equipment list (note that the Underhive Outcasts Leader’s allegiance might open up additional weapon and Wargear options): - During the course of a campaign, both Underhive Outcasts Hive Scum and Underhive Outcasts Specialists may be given additional weapons and Wargear purchased from this list, from the Trading Post and from the Black Market. - An Underhive Outcasts Hive Scum may only be equipped with weapons chosen from the **Basic Weapons**, **Pistols** and **Close Combat Weapons** sections of this list, the Trading Post and the Black Market. - Once promoted, an Underhive Outcasts Specialist may only be equipped with weapons chosen from the Basic Weapons, Pistols, Close Combat Weapons and Special Weapons sections of this list, the Trading Post and the Black Market. </FighterCard> | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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226 | Here's an additional set of corrections and the revised House Escher gang based on accurate Necromunda rules:
### Gang Details
| **Attribute** | **Value** |
| ------------- | --------------- |
| Type | Gang Leader |
| Subtype | Escher Leader |
| Faction | House of Escher |
| M | 5" |
| WS | 3+ |
| BS | 3+ |
| S | 3 |
| T | 3 |
| W | 2 |
| I | 4+ |
| A | 2 |
| Ld | 8+ |
| Cl | 8+ |
| Wil | 8+ |
| Int | 8+ |
Here is the formatted table:
**Equipment**
| **Item** | **Cost (Credits)** |
| ------------------------- | ------------------ |
| Lasgun | 5 |
| Needle rifle | 30 |
| 'Nightshade' chem-thrower | 120 |
| Hotshot las pack | 15 |
| **Skill** |
| ------------ |
| Stealth |
| Infiltration |
| Leadership |
| Tactics |
**Armor**
| **Item** | **Cost (Credits)** |
| --- | --- |
| Flak armor | 10 |
Here is the formatted table:
#### Champion
| **Attribute** | **Value** |
| --- | --- |
| Type | Champion |
| Subtype | Gang Fighter |
| Faction | House of Escher |
| M (Movement) | 5" |
| WS (Weapon Skill) | 3+ |
| BS (Ballistic Skill) | 3+ |
| S (Strength) | 3 |
| T (Toughness) | 3 |
| W (Wounds) | 2 |
| I (Initiative) | 4+ |
| A (Attack) | 2 (melee), 1 (ranged) |
| Ld (Leadership) | 7+ |
| Cl (Combat Leadership) | 7+ |
| Wil (Will Power) | 7+ |
| Int (Intelligence) | 6+ |
| **Equipment** | **Description** | **Cost** |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Lasgun with Hotshot las pack | A standard-issue lasgun paired with a high-powered hotshot las pack. | 25 credits |
| 'Nightshade' chem-thrower | A specialized chem-thrower designed for close-quarters combat and chemical warfare. | 120 credits |
| Basic Medkit | A standard-issue medkit for basic wound treatment. | 15 credits |
| **Skill** | **Value** |
| --------- | --------- |
| Stealth | ??? |
| Deception | ??? |
| Cunning | ??? |
#### Gangers
Here is the formatted table:
| **Characteristic** | **Value** |
| --- | --- |
| Type | Ganger |
| Subtype | Enforcer |
| Faction | House of Escher |
| M (Movement) | 5" |
| WS (Weapon Skill) | 4+ |
| BS (Ballistic Skill) | 4+ |
| S (Strength) | 3 |
| T (Toughness) | 3 |
| W (Wounds) | 1 |
| I (Initiative) | 5+ |
| A (Attack) | Melee: 2, Ranged: 1 |
| Ld (Leadership) | 7+ |
| Cl (Combat Logic) | 7+ |
| Wil (Willpower) | 7+ |
| Int (Intelligence) | 7+ |
| **Equipment** | **Description** | **Cost** |
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| Lasgun with Hotshot las pack | | 25 credits |
| Combat knife | | 5 credits |
| Camouflage gear | | 15 credits |
Let me know if you'd like to add or modify any information!
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- Deception
#### Juves
| **Character** | Vesper |
| ------------- | --------------- |
| **Type** | Juve |
| **Subtype** | Gang Fighter |
| **Faction** | House of Escher |
| **M** | 5" |
| **WS** | 5+ |
| **BS** | 5+ |
| **S** | 2 |
| **T** | 2 |
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| **I** | 5+ |
| **A** | 1 |
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| **Wil** | 6+ |
| **Int** | 6+ |
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- Basic laspack (10 credits)
**Skills:**
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**Armor:**
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### Gang Goals
1. **Eliminate the High-Ranking Target**: Take out a high-ranking member of a rival gang.
2. **Gather Intel on Rival Operations**: Collect valuable information on rival gangs to exploit their weaknesses.
3. **Secure a Stronghold**: Establish a defensible base in a strategic location within the underhive.
### Mission Options
- **A)** Sneak into the hab-block undetected.
- **B)** Gather more intel before making a move.
- **C)** Prepare for combat, expecting resistance.
- **D)** Abort the mission and report back.
### Gang Stronghold
**The Shattered Eye**
- A converted hab-block serving as a defensible lair with traps, hidden passages, and an unsettling decor of broken glass and twisted metal to reflect the gang's stealth and deception mastery.
This setup is now consistent with Necromunda rules, providing a more realistic portrayal of a House Escher gang with appropriate stats, skills, and equipment costs. 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_A tear in the veil._
**Source: Book of Ruin**
## Attacker & Defender
If only one gang is Chaotic, then that gang is the defender. Otherwise, the gang who chose this scenario is the attacker, the other is the defender.
## Battlefield
Standard.
## Crews
- **Attacker:** Custom (10)
- **Defender:** Random (10)
## Tactics Cards
- Custom (2).
- Underdog (starting crew cost): +1 random per 100 credits.
## Deployment
1. **Defender:** Within 12” of the centre of the battlefield.
2. **Attacker:** Base contact with any battlefield edge.
3. **Defender:** Choose a fighter to be the Ritual Leader.
## Ritual Leader
_The Ritual Leader must not be disturbed if the ritual is going to be completed._
The defender chooses any fighter to be the Ritual Leader:
- Can't activate or make actions.
- If Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action, nominate a different fighter as the Ritual Leader at the start of the following round (chosen by the defender).
## Daemonic Energies
_As the ritual nears completion, daemonic energies begin to ravage the battlefield._
Count how many turns there are an Active Ritual Leader on the battlefield in the End phase. After counting at least 1, roll a D6, adding the count to the result. Note that the Daemonic Ritual effects are cumulative. If the result is 10-12, also apply 7-9 and 4-6.
| D6 + Count | Result |
| :--------: | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| 1-3 | **The Veil Weakens:** No effect (eerie noises and ethereal lights fill the battlefield). |
| 4-6 | **Tendrils of Madness:** All fighters (except the Ritual Leader) gains Insanity. |
| 7-9 | **Screams from Beyond:** All fighters suffer a -2 modifier to Willpower and Cool tests. Group Activations can't be made. |
| 10-12 | **Dancers on the Threshold:** A random fighter on the battlefield becomes possessed by a Daemon. |
| 13+ | **The Warp Vomits Forth:** All attackers must pass a Willpower or suffer an Injury roll. The battle ends. |
:::note
After the Ritual Leader has remained Active until the End phase, a roll for Daemonic Ritual effect is always made. However, the counter doesn’t increase when the Ritual Leader is not Active in the End phase (Engaged, Seriously Injured or Out of Action).
:::
:::danger House Rule (Necrodamus)
This scenario is broken. The counter can never increase if the Ritual Leader is pinned, because the requirement of being Active (standing) and having no actions.
Solution: The Ritual Leader can never be Pinned. When nominating a new Ritual Leader, that fighter immediately stands up (if Pinned).
:::
## Ending the Battle
The battle ends when at least one of the following is true:
- Only one gang has fighters remaining (at the start of a round).
- The Warp Vomits Forth (13+ on the Daemonic Ritual table).
## Victory
- **Defender:** The Warp Vomits Forth.
- **Any:** Last remaining gang.
## Rewards
#### Experience
Scenario specific rewards:
- +1 for taking part.
- +1 if on the battlefield at the end.
- +D3 per Daemon destroyed.
Standard rewards:
- +1 for taking an enemy Out of Action.
- +1 for taking an enemy Leader or Champion Out of Action.
- +1 for killing an enemy (during the battle).
- +1 for Rallying.
#### Reputation
- +D3 for winning.
- -1 to any gang that bottled out.
:::info Fighter Possessed By A Daemon (Dancers On The Threshold)
- +3 Strength, Move, Attacks and Willpower.
- Can't use ranged weapons.
- Becomes an Unsanctioned Psyker.
- Have Scouring (Basic) Wyrd Power:
- Str 2, AP -2, D 1, Blaze, Template
- Automatically passes any Cool tests.
- Can't be Pinned.
- If Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action, leap to another fighter.
### Leaping
The Daemon leaps to another fighter on a 5+ each End phase. The next target is the closest Standing fighter (randomize if there are multiple fighters equally close). After the leap, the previous host gains Insanity.
### Creature Of The Warp
When rolling on the Perils of the Warp table, treat Daemonic Possession (11-12) as Warp Surge! (9-10). The fighter is already possessed, so can't be possessed again.
### Underhive Exorcism
The Daemon is exorcised on a 5+ if:
- Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action by a Melee weapon.
- Coup de Grace.
Otherwise, it leaps to the next target.
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Otherwise, the gang who chose this scenario is the attacker, the other is the defender. ## Battlefield Standard. ## Crews - **Attacker:** Custom (10) - **Defender:** Random (10) ## Tactics Cards - Custom (2). - Underdog (starting crew cost): +1 random per 100 credits. ## Deployment 1. **Defender:** Within 12” of the centre of the battlefield. 2. **Attacker:** Base contact with any battlefield edge. 3. **Defender:** Choose a fighter to be the Ritual Leader. ## Ritual Leader _The Ritual Leader must not be disturbed if the ritual is going to be completed._ The defender chooses any fighter to be the Ritual Leader: - Can't activate or make actions. - If Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action, nominate a different fighter as the Ritual Leader at the start of the following round (chosen by the defender). ## Daemonic Energies _As the ritual nears completion, daemonic energies begin to ravage the battlefield._ Count how many turns there are an Active Ritual Leader on the battlefield in the End phase. After counting at least 1, roll a D6, adding the count to the result. Note that the Daemonic Ritual effects are cumulative. If the result is 10-12, also apply 7-9 and 4-6. | D6 + Count | Result | | :--------: | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | 1-3 | **The Veil Weakens:** No effect (eerie noises and ethereal lights fill the battlefield). | | 4-6 | **Tendrils of Madness:** All fighters (except the Ritual Leader) gains Insanity. | | 7-9 | **Screams from Beyond:** All fighters suffer a -2 modifier to Willpower and Cool tests. Group Activations can't be made. | | 10-12 | **Dancers on the Threshold:** A random fighter on the battlefield becomes possessed by a Daemon. | | 13+ | **The Warp Vomits Forth:** All attackers must pass a Willpower or suffer an Injury roll. The battle ends. | :::note After the Ritual Leader has remained Active until the End phase, a roll for Daemonic Ritual effect is always made. However, the counter doesn’t increase when the Ritual Leader is not Active in the End phase (Engaged, Seriously Injured or Out of Action). ::: :::danger House Rule (Necrodamus) This scenario is broken. The counter can never increase if the Ritual Leader is pinned, because the requirement of being Active (standing) and having no actions. Solution: The Ritual Leader can never be Pinned. When nominating a new Ritual Leader, that fighter immediately stands up (if Pinned). ::: ## Ending the Battle The battle ends when at least one of the following is true: - Only one gang has fighters remaining (at the start of a round). - The Warp Vomits Forth (13+ on the Daemonic Ritual table). ## Victory - **Defender:** The Warp Vomits Forth. - **Any:** Last remaining gang. ## Rewards #### Experience Scenario specific rewards: - +1 for taking part. - +1 if on the battlefield at the end. - +D3 per Daemon destroyed. 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212 | # Outlaw Bounty Hunters
An Outlaw gang can recruit 0-1 Outlaw Bounty Hunter at a time.
<FighterCard cost="165">
## Alyce Shivver
_One of Slate Merdena’s twelve daughters, Alyce was destined to take her place among the hierarchy of the House of Iron. Her gang, the Wasteland Wolves, ranged further from the Spider Points than any of her peers, raiding ash waste nomad settlements and bringing in ore trains from as far afield as Guntown and Big Hole. It was Alyce’s thirst for adventure that was to be her undoing. Out in the wastes her gang found a pentagrammic casket containing a daemonic entity known as the Shivver. The Daemon ravaged her gang, feasting on their souls and corrupting their flesh until Alyce alone remained. It had not counted upon the tenacity of Slate’s daughter, however, and when it sought to turn her into its puppet, Alyce instead made the Daemon hers. _
_Alyce’s victory was not without cost. In taming the Daemon within, Alyce became a possessed creature, half human, half warp spawn. Her ambition was magnified and where once she saw a life as an Orlock Road Boss, she now coveted complete control of the House of Iron. The piteous whispers of the Shivver also taught Alyce dark new powers and woke within her a dormant psychic spark. By the time Alyce returned to Hive Primus, it was as the master of an outlaw gang of deviants and malcontents, bound together by the Shivver’s potent telepathic chains. So began Alyce’s war against the Clan Houses, one she has been waging ever since._
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 3+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 3+ | 2 | 6+ | 5+ | 7+ | 6+ |
<WeaponStats>
| Weapon | Rg S | Rg L | Ac S | Ac L | S | AP | D | Am | Traits |
| :---------------------------- | :--------: | :----------: | :--------: | :------: | :------: | :------: | :------: | :--------: | :----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Stub gun<br />- dumdum rounds | 6"<br />5" | 12"<br />10" | +2<br />+1 | -<br />- | 3<br />4 | -<br />- | 1<br />1 | 4+<br />4+ | <Tooltip type="traits" content="plentiful">Plentiful</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="sidearm">Sidearm</Tooltip><br /><Tooltip type="traits" content="limited">Limited</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="sidearm">Sidearm</Tooltip> |
| Fighting Knife | - | E | - | - | S | -1 | 1 | - | <Tooltip type="traits" content="backstab">Backstab</Tooltip>. <Tooltip type="traits" content="melee">Melee</Tooltip> |
</WeaponStats>
**Skills:** [Headbutt](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#4-headbutt), [True Grit](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-true-grit).
**Wargear:** [Mesh armour](/docs/armoury/armour#mesh-armour), [respirator](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#respirator), [photo-goggles](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#photo-goggles).
#### Wyrd Powers (Unsanctioned)
**Telekenesis - Assail (Basic):** Alyce Shivver uses the force of her
will to push enemies and objects from their path. Immediately make a ranged attack against an enemy
fighter within 12" and line of sight. If hit, move the
target D3" in any direction – if they were Standing, they become Prone and Pinned after moving. If they
come into base contact with a Standing fighter or
any terrain, they stop moving and suffer a Strength
3, Damage 1 hit. If they come into base contact with
another fighter, that fighter also suffers a Strength 3, Damage 1 hit, and becomes Prone and Pinned.
**Telekenesis - Levitation (Basic), Continuous Effect:** Alyce
Shivver rises upon invisible aetheric updrafts, floating
just above ground level as she is held aloft by a
writhing curtain of warp energy. For as long as this
Wyrd Power is maintained, Alyce Shivver’s Movement
is increased by 3" and she ignores all terrain, may
move freely between levels without restriction,
and can never fall. She may not however ignore
impassable terrain or walls, and may not end her
movement with her base overlapping an obstacle or
another fighter’s base. Furthermore, she cannot be
Pinned. As she is only levitated a few inches above
the ground, this ability does not affect lines of sight or
the use of cover.
**Telepathy - Maddening Visions (Basic):** Nearby enemies find
themselves struck by nightmarish apparitions as
Alyce Shivver becomes a conduit for unfettered warp
energy. Until the End phase of this round, make a
Willpower check for any enemy fighter who ends their
turn within 3" of Alyce Shivver. If the check is failed,
the fighter is driven temporarily insane and becomes
subject to the Insane Condition.
#### Special Rules
**Bounty Hunter:** As a Bounty Hunter, Alyce Shivver is subject to the Dead, Not Alive, Claiming Bounties and “We’ll Get Our Bit…” special rules.
**Outlaw:** Alyce Shivver is an Outlaw Hired Gun.
_Source: The Book of Ruin_
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="205">
## Eightfold Harvest Lord
**_Chaotic only_**
_Even on a world as violent as Necromunda the crimes of the Eightfold Harvest Lord have turned the stomachs of hardened Enforcers and jaded Guilders. The arrival of the Harvest Lord always precedes the spreading of starvation, madness and cannibalism. During the fall of Hive Arcos, it was the Harvest Lord who spread terror among Hive City preceding the uprising, decorating the Eight Points with the skins of its victims. Even after law and order broke down, it still hunted the survivors among the shadows of Arcos, dissecting its victims in their hundreds and leaving the remains hanging like gory banners from dome supports._
_It is unlikely the Harvest Lord is human, or if it was once mortal it has long since transformed into something else. It moves with an unnatural stuttering gait, like a vid missing frames, its tall lanky form wrapped in fluttering strips of human skin. As it advances upon its prey, the Harvest Lord’s bladed fingers click and twitch; its head, face hidden behind a hideous mask and too-wide daemonic grin, twisting fromside to side. It is said that the Harvest Lord is drawn to the most vicious acts of murder, eager to spread the blood of the living, and on Necromunda there is no shortage of blood to be spilled._
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 2+ | 6+ | 4 | 4 | 3 | 3+ | 3 | 7+ | 5+ | 6+ | 7+ |
<WeaponStats>
| Weapon | Rg S | Rg L | Ac S | Ac L | S | AP | D | Am | Traits |
| :-------------------------- | :--: | :--: | :--: | :--: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Paired heavy chain cleavers | - | E | - | +1 | S+2 | -2 | 2 | - | <Tooltip type="traits" content="melee">Melee</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="paired">Paired</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="sever">Sever</Tooltip> |
| Fighting Knife | - | E | - | - | S | -1 | 1 | - | <Tooltip type="traits" content="backstab">Backstab</Tooltip>. <Tooltip type="traits" content="melee">Melee</Tooltip> |
</WeaponStats>
**Skills:** [Avatar of Blood](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#1-avatar-of-blood), [Killing Blow](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#5-killing-blow), [Slaughterborn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#6-slaughterborn).
**Wargear:** [Butcher’s mask](/docs/gangs/gang-lists/corpse-grinder-cult/#butcher-leader), [plate mail armour](/docs/armoury/armour#plate-mail), [Corpse Grinder Cult icon](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#cult-icon-corpse-grinder).
#### Special Rules
**Bounty Hunter:** As a Bounty Hunter, the Eightfold Harvest Lord is subject to the Dead, Not Alive, Claiming Bounties and “We’ll Get Our Bit…” special rules
**Outlaw:** The Eightfold Harvest Lord is an Outlaw Hired Gun (see page 38 of Necromunda: The Book of Judgement).
**Chaotic:** The Eightfold Harvest Lord can only be hired by Corpse Grinder Cult, Chaos Cult or Chaos Corrupted gangs.
_Source: The Book of Ruin_
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="220">
## Czarn the Cyberoth, Outlaw Outcasts Leader
:::note DESIGNER’S COMMENTARY: NEW RULES FOR OUTCAST GANGS
Presented below are the rules for a new Dramatis Personae that will allow you to recreate the events described in Daemons of Meridian. If the Arbitrator wishes, this Dramatis Personae may be used during a campaign.
:::
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 4” | 3+ | 5+ | 5 | 5 | 3 | 4+ | 2 | 7+ | 5+ | 6+ | 7+ |
**Skills:** [Bull Charge](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#1-bull-charge), [Crushing Blow](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#3-crushing-blow), [Unstoppable](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#6-unstoppable).
**Weapons:** Warp Flamer Claws.
**Wargear:** [Light carapace armour](/docs/armoury/armour#carapace).
**Special Rules:** Warp Corrupted Abomination, Automated Repair Systems, Outlaw Outcasts Leader, Outlaw.
<details>
<summary>Special Rules</summary>
**Warp Corrupted Abomination:** Czarn may only be hired by an Outcasts, Helot Chaos Cults or Chaos Corrupted gang.
**Automated Repair Systems:** By tapping directly into a power source, Czarn is capable of repairing almost any level of damage that he has taken. He may attempt to repair himself as a Post-battle action – in order to do so, roll a D6. On a 3+ all Lasting Injuries are removed from this fighter.
**Outlaw Outcasts Leader:** This fighter may either be selected as an Outcasts Leader when making an Outcasts gang (see Book of the Outcast), replacing the normal option for an Outcasts Leader, or may be hired as a Bounty Hunter, following all the normal rules for Hired Guns.
**Outlaw:** Czarn is an Outlaw Hired Gun.
</details>
<details>
<summary>Designer’s Note: Modelling Czarn The Cyberoth</summary>
When modelling Czarn for use in your games of Necromunda, you may use a standard Ambot to represent him shortly after his transformation. Alternatively, if wishing to show him later on when the Warp has twisted and altered his form, there is almost no limit to the possibilities for converting him – feel free to let your imagination run wild!
</details>
_Source: Apocrypha: Daemons of Meridian_
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="250">
## Vandoth the Fallen
**_Non-chaotic only_**
_Vandoth is a figure of legend on Necromunda and stories are told of his deeds from the sky-hives of the Stormlands to the toxic shores of the Great Scavvie Sea. A giant of a man bound in layers of crimson muscle, Vandoth can crush a man’s skull with one hand and turn aside blades with his hardened skin. Most disturbing of all though are the tales of Vandoth’s unquenchable thirst for blood. It is said that hidden behind his mask are long canine fangs, and after he kills, the gigantic warrior stoops over his prey to drain them dry. Outlaws sometimes pay for Vandoth’s aid with the promise of coin, weapons or glory, though the giant mostly does as he pleases, aiding others when his interests align with theirs. _
_There are conflicting accounts as to where Vandoth comes from and who (or even what) he is. Some insist the massive warrior was once a Goliath, somehow corrupted in the vat with tainted blood. Others believe Vandoth was once one of Lord Helmawr’s personal guards, until he was genetically altered into a vampiric beast for the ruler of Necromunda’s amusement. Then there are the stories that the massive fighter is a thing of Chaos, though the savagery Vandoth shows to those corrupted by the Dark Gods would seem to discount this. All that is known for sure is Vandoth has wandered Necromunda for centuries at least, his face hidden behind a mask and an ancient oversized boltgun at his side._
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| ------- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ------- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 5” (4”) | 3+ | 3+ | 4 | 4 | 3 | 3+ (4+) | 3 | 7+ | 5+ | 6+ | 7+ |
<WeaponStats>
| Weapon | Rg S | Rg L | Ac S | Ac L | S | AP | D | Am | Traits |
| :------------- | :--: | :--: | :--: | :--: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Boltgun | 12" | 24" | +1 | - | 4 | -1 | 2 | 4+ | <Tooltip type="traits" content="rapid-fire">Rapid Fire (1)</Tooltip> |
| Fighting Knife | - | E | - | - | S | -1 | 1 | - | <Tooltip type="traits" content="backstab">Backstab</Tooltip>. <Tooltip type="traits" content="melee">Melee</Tooltip> |
</WeaponStats>
**Skills:** [Crushing Blow](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#3-crushing-blow), [Fearsome](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-fearsome), [Hurl](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-hurl), [Spring Up](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-spring-up)
**Wargear:** [Heavy carapace armour](/docs/armoury/armour#carapace), [respirator](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#respirator), [stimm-slug stash](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#stimm-slug-stash)
#### Second Profile
The profile in parentheses is modified by Carapace (heavy).
#### Special Rules
**Bounty Hunter:** As a Bounty Hunter, Vandoth the Fallen is subject to the Dead, Not Alive, Claiming Bounties and “We’ll Get Our Bit…” special rules.
**Outlaw:** Vandoth the Fallen is an Outlaw Hired Gun.
**Agent of Order:** Vandoth the Fallen may not be hired by Helot Chaos Cults, Corpse Grinder Cult or Chaos Corrupted gangs.
_Source: The Book of Ruin_
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="310">
## The Hermaphage Magos
_When the heretic Hermiatus was brought to justice, he left behind a legacy of genetic crimes. The greatest of these was the Genestealer strain he set loose upon Necromunda, though no less damning were the genetic gifts he passed on to the xenos cult of Secundus. For though Hermiatus himself has been captured and purged by the Inquisition, fragments of his DNA live on in the species he had sought to eradicate. The Hermaphage Magos is the purest expression of this, a psychic being dredged up from the xeno-racial memory and drawn to Necromunda to complete the heretical magos’ work. If the Hermaphage is an aberration within its own kind, or perhaps merely the first stage of some kind of profane evolution, is unclear, however, the creature seems to enjoy an elevated position within the xenos cults of Necromunda, and is powerfully psychic._
_When the Hermaphage Magos finds a proto-cult within the depths of a hive it is as if the hybrid creatures recognise their genetic father and immediately subsume themselves to his will. In truth, the creature is primarily an amplifier for the psychic strain spread by the alien lord of Hive Secundus; a vessel through which that dark thing might see beyond the walls of its radioactive prison. This has made the Hermaphage a prize hunted by countless bounty hunters and the best of Lord Helmawr’s agents, the Imperial House rightly fearful of what the coming of such a creature could mean for the future of its world._
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 3+ | 4+ | 4 | 3 | 3 | 3+ | 3 | 7+ | 6+ | 6+ | 7+ |
<WeaponStats>
| Weapon | Rg S | Rg L | Ac S | Ac L | S | AP | D | Am | Traits |
| :----------------- | :--: | :--: | :--: | :--: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Las pistol | 8" | 12" | +1 | - | 3 | - | 1 | 2+ | <Tooltip type="traits" content="sidearm">Sidarm</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="plentiful">Plentiful</Tooltip> |
| Razor-sharp talons | - | E | - | - | S+1 | -2 | 3 | - | <Tooltip type="traits" content="melee">Melee</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="rending">Rending</Tooltip> |
</WeaponStats>
**Skills:** [Crushing Blow](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#3-crushing-blow), [Fearsome](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-fearsome), [Hurl](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-hurl), [Spring Up](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-spring-up)
**Wargear:** [Hardened flak](/docs/armoury/armour#flak-hardened-layered), [respirator](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#respirator).
#### Wyrd Powers (Unsanctioned)
**Telepathy - Hypnosis (Basic):** With little more than a piercing
stare, the Hermaphage Magos can dominate the
minds of the weaker-willed. Select an enemy fighter
that has not yet activated this round within 9" and line
of sight of the Hermaphage Magos. If the Willpower
check to perform this action is successful, that fighter
may only perform a single Move (Simple) action when
activated this round.
**Telepathy - Mind Control (Basic):** Twitching and spasming
under the control of the Hermaphage Magos, an
enemy fighter is forced to slowly raise their weapon
and take aim upon one of theqir friends. Select an
enemy fighter that is within 9" of the Hermaphage
Magos. That fighter immediately makes a Shoot
(Basic) action, even if they have already activated
this round, targeting an eligible fighter from
their gang, chosen by the player controlling the
Hermaphage Magos.
**Telekenesis - Force Blast (Basic):** Any enemy fighters within 3" of this Psyker are immediately pushed D3+1" directly
away. If this movement would push a fighter from a
platform or into a pitfall, stop at the edge and take an
Initiative test for them. If the test is passed, they are
placed Prone at the edge. If the test is failed, they will
fall. If this movement is interrupted by a wall or other
impassable terrain, the fighter is immediately Pinned
and takes a hit with a Strength equal to the number of
inches rolled for the push distance.
#### Special Rules
**Bounty Hunter:** As a Bounty Hunter, the Hermaphage Magos is subject to the Dead, Not Alive, Claiming Bounties and “We’ll Get Our Bit…” special rules.
**Outlaw:** The Hermaphage Magos is an Outlaw Hired Gun.
_Source: The Book of Ruin_
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="320">
## T.H.R.U.G. 12 'Sparky'
**_Goliath or Slave Ogryns only_**
_Unlike humans, a servitor Ogryn retains most of their mind when augmented for mono-task duties – there simply isn’t that much to excise in the first place! T.H.R.U.G. 12 was a servitor for House Van Saar, toiling within the Archetek Helix workshops of Hive Primus. For his duties, T.H.R.U.G. was augmented with a voltrik harness and an arc-welder, a halo of sparking energy surrounding him as he worked on the think-synths and storm-chambers of the Helix. A freak accident, however, was to alter the Ogryn. While hauling massive MIU cables for a Clan Archetek, a power surge tore through from the spire, rippling out throughout Hive City. Everywhere systems overloaded and workers were fried at their stations, while in the Helix, green bolts of lightning danced among the primary cogitators. One of these bolts struck T.H.R.U.G., carrying with it the collected knowledge of the Van Saar home-engrams. The Ogryn rose smoking from the floor of Helix, his tiny brain buzzing with new thoughts and ideas… one word among them booming out above the others: “Freedom!”._
_After the accident, the Ogryn proved too unpredictable for the Helix, so the Clan sent T.H.R.U.G. down- hive to fight with one of the House gangs – the Daeyglow Dragons. The Ogryn fought well in the clan’s gang wars, but each cycle the word kept coming back into his mind. It was not until the Daeyglow Dragons brought on a Ratling slopper that things finally clicked for T.H.R.U.G., however. The slopper, Epyff Anyi, simply pointed out that given the Ogryn’s size and strength he should be in charge. After the ensuing violence abated, T.H.R.U.G. and Anyi were the only ones left standing, and the abhuman uprising had begun._
_It was not long before other slave Ogryns, and even Beastmen, mutants and more than a few bored Ratlings were following T.H.R.U.G. around, dubbing the unusually intelligent Ogryn ‘Sparky’ or ‘Smarticus.’ Rival gangs, corrupt crime lords and outland monsters were not enough to bring the big man down. Now the Merchants Guild have taken notice of T.H.R.U.G.’s rebellion, and bounty posters plaster the underhive offering huge rewards for his capture – or execution._
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 2+ | 5+ | 5 | 5 | 3 | 3+ | 3 | 7+ | 5+ | 7+ | 6+ |
**Skills:** [Headbutt](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#4-headbutt), [Inspirational](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-inspirational), [True Grit](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-true-grit).
**Weapons:** Las cutter, augmetic fist, Maul (club).
**Wargear:** [Light carapace armour](/docs/armoury/armour#carapace), [photo-goggles](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#photo-goggles), [stimm-slug stash](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#stimm-slug-stash).
#### Group Activation (1)
Only applies to friendly Faction fighters when hired by a Slave Ogryn gang.
#### Runaway
If captured and Sold to the Guilders, the capturing gang receives +D6x10 credits
_Source: House of Chains_
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="225">
## Durgan Kill-Fist
_Before the Great Darkness, little was known about Durgan Kill-Fist. A rabble rouser and outlaw pit fighter, his reputation was built upon what little information leaked out of the underhives of Hive Trazior. Stories had him as a rebel leader of an outlaw Goliath gang, more interested in turning the hive into their own personal fighting arena than doing anything for House Goliath or its allies. In the mayhem that followed the ‘death’ of Lord Helmawr, Durgan emerged from the shadows to tame the cultist uprisings in the bowels of Hive Traizor. With an army of ‘Knuckle’ boys, he turned the tide in confrontations such as the battle for the Blistering Waysand the defence of Boneyard IX. Outcasts flocked to Durgan’s banner; many disenfranchised nobles, guildersand even other clanners were drawn to the big man’s powerful charisma and animal violence._
_After Trazior, Durgan and his boys headed out into the wastes and came to the aid of Cinderak City during the first great Ash Waste Nomad raids. Here, Durgan made a stand in the Brokebone Fighting Pits, opening its doors to the wastes and welcoming any challengers to join him on the killing floor. It was during this period of extreme close quarters violence that Durgan earned the title Champion of the Brokebone, Goliath gangers from all across the wastes praising his strength and fury. However, when the Over-tyrant called on Durgan to attack Cinderak City and drive out the Escher, he once again turned his back on his clan, taking his outcasts and heading out into the wilderness._
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 3+ | 3+ | 4 | 5 | 2 | 3+ | 3 | 4+ | 4+ | 8+ | 7+ |
**Skills:** [Inspirational](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-inspirational), [Unstoppable](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#6-unstoppable).
**Weapons:** Kill-fist, Cruncher.
**Wargear:** Frag Grenades, Furnace plates.
**Special Rules:** Outcast Leader, Outlaw.
#### Outcasts Leader
This fighter may either be selected
as an Outcasts Leader when making an Outcasts gang, replacing the
normal option for an Outcasts Leader, or may be hired
as a Bounty Hunter, in which case he is subject to the
“You Get What You Pay For”, Dead, Not Alive, Claiming
Bounties and “We’ll Get Our Bit…” special rules.
#### Outlaw
Durgan Kill-Fist is an Outlaw Hired Gun.
_Source: The Aranthian Succession: Vaults of Temenos_
</FighterCard> | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # Outlaw Bounty Hunters An Outlaw gang can recruit 0-1 Outlaw Bounty Hunter at a time. <FighterCard cost="165"> ## Alyce Shivver  _One of Slate Merdena’s twelve daughters, Alyce was destined to take her place among the hierarchy of the House of Iron. Her gang, the Wasteland Wolves, ranged further from the Spider Points than any of her peers, raiding ash waste nomad settlements and bringing in ore trains from as far afield as Guntown and Big Hole. It was Alyce’s thirst for adventure that was to be her undoing. Out in the wastes her gang found a pentagrammic casket containing a daemonic entity known as the Shivver. The Daemon ravaged her gang, feasting on their souls and corrupting their flesh until Alyce alone remained. It had not counted upon the tenacity of Slate’s daughter, however, and when it sought to turn her into its puppet, Alyce instead made the Daemon hers. _ _Alyce’s victory was not without cost. In taming the Daemon within, Alyce became a possessed creature, half human, half warp spawn. Her ambition was magnified and where once she saw a life as an Orlock Road Boss, she now coveted complete control of the House of Iron. The piteous whispers of the Shivver also taught Alyce dark new powers and woke within her a dormant psychic spark. By the time Alyce returned to Hive Primus, it was as the master of an outlaw gang of deviants and malcontents, bound together by the Shivver’s potent telepathic chains. So began Alyce’s war against the Clan Houses, one she has been waging ever since._ | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 3+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 3+ | 2 | 6+ | 5+ | 7+ | 6+ | <WeaponStats> | Weapon | Rg S | Rg L | Ac S | Ac L | S | AP | D | Am | Traits | | :---------------------------- | :--------: | :----------: | :--------: | :------: | :------: | :------: | :------: | :--------: | :----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Stub gun<br />- dumdum rounds | 6"<br />5" | 12"<br />10" | +2<br />+1 | -<br />- | 3<br />4 | -<br />- | 1<br />1 | 4+<br />4+ | <Tooltip type="traits" content="plentiful">Plentiful</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="sidearm">Sidearm</Tooltip><br /><Tooltip type="traits" content="limited">Limited</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="sidearm">Sidearm</Tooltip> | | Fighting Knife | - | E | - | - | S | -1 | 1 | - | <Tooltip type="traits" content="backstab">Backstab</Tooltip>. <Tooltip type="traits" content="melee">Melee</Tooltip> | </WeaponStats> **Skills:** [Headbutt](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#4-headbutt), [True Grit](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-true-grit). **Wargear:** [Mesh armour](/docs/armoury/armour#mesh-armour), [respirator](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#respirator), [photo-goggles](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#photo-goggles). #### Wyrd Powers (Unsanctioned) **Telekenesis - Assail (Basic):** Alyce Shivver uses the force of her will to push enemies and objects from their path. Immediately make a ranged attack against an enemy fighter within 12" and line of sight. If hit, move the target D3" in any direction – if they were Standing, they become Prone and Pinned after moving. If they come into base contact with a Standing fighter or any terrain, they stop moving and suffer a Strength 3, Damage 1 hit. If they come into base contact with another fighter, that fighter also suffers a Strength 3, Damage 1 hit, and becomes Prone and Pinned. **Telekenesis - Levitation (Basic), Continuous Effect:** Alyce Shivver rises upon invisible aetheric updrafts, floating just above ground level as she is held aloft by a writhing curtain of warp energy. For as long as this Wyrd Power is maintained, Alyce Shivver’s Movement is increased by 3" and she ignores all terrain, may move freely between levels without restriction, and can never fall. She may not however ignore impassable terrain or walls, and may not end her movement with her base overlapping an obstacle or another fighter’s base. Furthermore, she cannot be Pinned. As she is only levitated a few inches above the ground, this ability does not affect lines of sight or the use of cover. **Telepathy - Maddening Visions (Basic):** Nearby enemies find themselves struck by nightmarish apparitions as Alyce Shivver becomes a conduit for unfettered warp energy. Until the End phase of this round, make a Willpower check for any enemy fighter who ends their turn within 3" of Alyce Shivver. If the check is failed, the fighter is driven temporarily insane and becomes subject to the Insane Condition. #### Special Rules **Bounty Hunter:** As a Bounty Hunter, Alyce Shivver is subject to the Dead, Not Alive, Claiming Bounties and “We’ll Get Our Bit…” special rules. **Outlaw:** Alyce Shivver is an Outlaw Hired Gun. _Source: The Book of Ruin_ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="205"> ## Eightfold Harvest Lord **_Chaotic only_**  _Even on a world as violent as Necromunda the crimes of the Eightfold Harvest Lord have turned the stomachs of hardened Enforcers and jaded Guilders. The arrival of the Harvest Lord always precedes the spreading of starvation, madness and cannibalism. During the fall of Hive Arcos, it was the Harvest Lord who spread terror among Hive City preceding the uprising, decorating the Eight Points with the skins of its victims. Even after law and order broke down, it still hunted the survivors among the shadows of Arcos, dissecting its victims in their hundreds and leaving the remains hanging like gory banners from dome supports._ _It is unlikely the Harvest Lord is human, or if it was once mortal it has long since transformed into something else. It moves with an unnatural stuttering gait, like a vid missing frames, its tall lanky form wrapped in fluttering strips of human skin. As it advances upon its prey, the Harvest Lord’s bladed fingers click and twitch; its head, face hidden behind a hideous mask and too-wide daemonic grin, twisting fromside to side. It is said that the Harvest Lord is drawn to the most vicious acts of murder, eager to spread the blood of the living, and on Necromunda there is no shortage of blood to be spilled._ | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 2+ | 6+ | 4 | 4 | 3 | 3+ | 3 | 7+ | 5+ | 6+ | 7+ | <WeaponStats> | Weapon | Rg S | Rg L | Ac S | Ac L | S | AP | D | Am | Traits | | :-------------------------- | :--: | :--: | :--: | :--: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Paired heavy chain cleavers | - | E | - | +1 | S+2 | -2 | 2 | - | <Tooltip type="traits" content="melee">Melee</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="paired">Paired</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="sever">Sever</Tooltip> | | Fighting Knife | - | E | - | - | S | -1 | 1 | - | <Tooltip type="traits" content="backstab">Backstab</Tooltip>. <Tooltip type="traits" content="melee">Melee</Tooltip> | </WeaponStats> **Skills:** [Avatar of Blood](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#1-avatar-of-blood), [Killing Blow](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#5-killing-blow), [Slaughterborn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#6-slaughterborn). **Wargear:** [Butcher’s mask](/docs/gangs/gang-lists/corpse-grinder-cult/#butcher-leader), [plate mail armour](/docs/armoury/armour#plate-mail), [Corpse Grinder Cult icon](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#cult-icon-corpse-grinder). #### Special Rules **Bounty Hunter:** As a Bounty Hunter, the Eightfold Harvest Lord is subject to the Dead, Not Alive, Claiming Bounties and “We’ll Get Our Bit…” special rules **Outlaw:** The Eightfold Harvest Lord is an Outlaw Hired Gun (see page 38 of Necromunda: The Book of Judgement). **Chaotic:** The Eightfold Harvest Lord can only be hired by Corpse Grinder Cult, Chaos Cult or Chaos Corrupted gangs. _Source: The Book of Ruin_ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="220"> ## Czarn the Cyberoth, Outlaw Outcasts Leader :::note DESIGNER’S COMMENTARY: NEW RULES FOR OUTCAST GANGS Presented below are the rules for a new Dramatis Personae that will allow you to recreate the events described in Daemons of Meridian. If the Arbitrator wishes, this Dramatis Personae may be used during a campaign. ::: | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 4” | 3+ | 5+ | 5 | 5 | 3 | 4+ | 2 | 7+ | 5+ | 6+ | 7+ | **Skills:** [Bull Charge](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#1-bull-charge), [Crushing Blow](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#3-crushing-blow), [Unstoppable](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#6-unstoppable). **Weapons:** Warp Flamer Claws. **Wargear:** [Light carapace armour](/docs/armoury/armour#carapace). **Special Rules:** Warp Corrupted Abomination, Automated Repair Systems, Outlaw Outcasts Leader, Outlaw. <details> <summary>Special Rules</summary> **Warp Corrupted Abomination:** Czarn may only be hired by an Outcasts, Helot Chaos Cults or Chaos Corrupted gang. **Automated Repair Systems:** By tapping directly into a power source, Czarn is capable of repairing almost any level of damage that he has taken. He may attempt to repair himself as a Post-battle action – in order to do so, roll a D6. On a 3+ all Lasting Injuries are removed from this fighter. **Outlaw Outcasts Leader:** This fighter may either be selected as an Outcasts Leader when making an Outcasts gang (see Book of the Outcast), replacing the normal option for an Outcasts Leader, or may be hired as a Bounty Hunter, following all the normal rules for Hired Guns. **Outlaw:** Czarn is an Outlaw Hired Gun. </details> <details> <summary>Designer’s Note: Modelling Czarn The Cyberoth</summary> When modelling Czarn for use in your games of Necromunda, you may use a standard Ambot to represent him shortly after his transformation. Alternatively, if wishing to show him later on when the Warp has twisted and altered his form, there is almost no limit to the possibilities for converting him – feel free to let your imagination run wild! </details> _Source: Apocrypha: Daemons of Meridian_ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="250"> ## Vandoth the Fallen **_Non-chaotic only_**  _Vandoth is a figure of legend on Necromunda and stories are told of his deeds from the sky-hives of the Stormlands to the toxic shores of the Great Scavvie Sea. A giant of a man bound in layers of crimson muscle, Vandoth can crush a man’s skull with one hand and turn aside blades with his hardened skin. Most disturbing of all though are the tales of Vandoth’s unquenchable thirst for blood. It is said that hidden behind his mask are long canine fangs, and after he kills, the gigantic warrior stoops over his prey to drain them dry. Outlaws sometimes pay for Vandoth’s aid with the promise of coin, weapons or glory, though the giant mostly does as he pleases, aiding others when his interests align with theirs. _ _There are conflicting accounts as to where Vandoth comes from and who (or even what) he is. Some insist the massive warrior was once a Goliath, somehow corrupted in the vat with tainted blood. Others believe Vandoth was once one of Lord Helmawr’s personal guards, until he was genetically altered into a vampiric beast for the ruler of Necromunda’s amusement. Then there are the stories that the massive fighter is a thing of Chaos, though the savagery Vandoth shows to those corrupted by the Dark Gods would seem to discount this. All that is known for sure is Vandoth has wandered Necromunda for centuries at least, his face hidden behind a mask and an ancient oversized boltgun at his side._ | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | ------- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ------- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 5” (4”) | 3+ | 3+ | 4 | 4 | 3 | 3+ (4+) | 3 | 7+ | 5+ | 6+ | 7+ | <WeaponStats> | Weapon | Rg S | Rg L | Ac S | Ac L | S | AP | D | Am | Traits | | :------------- | :--: | :--: | :--: | :--: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Boltgun | 12" | 24" | +1 | - | 4 | -1 | 2 | 4+ | <Tooltip type="traits" content="rapid-fire">Rapid Fire (1)</Tooltip> | | Fighting Knife | - | E | - | - | S | -1 | 1 | - | <Tooltip type="traits" content="backstab">Backstab</Tooltip>. <Tooltip type="traits" content="melee">Melee</Tooltip> | </WeaponStats> **Skills:** [Crushing Blow](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#3-crushing-blow), [Fearsome](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-fearsome), [Hurl](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-hurl), [Spring Up](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-spring-up) **Wargear:** [Heavy carapace armour](/docs/armoury/armour#carapace), [respirator](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#respirator), [stimm-slug stash](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#stimm-slug-stash) #### Second Profile The profile in parentheses is modified by Carapace (heavy). #### Special Rules **Bounty Hunter:** As a Bounty Hunter, Vandoth the Fallen is subject to the Dead, Not Alive, Claiming Bounties and “We’ll Get Our Bit…” special rules. **Outlaw:** Vandoth the Fallen is an Outlaw Hired Gun. **Agent of Order:** Vandoth the Fallen may not be hired by Helot Chaos Cults, Corpse Grinder Cult or Chaos Corrupted gangs. _Source: The Book of Ruin_ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="310"> ## The Hermaphage Magos  _When the heretic Hermiatus was brought to justice, he left behind a legacy of genetic crimes. The greatest of these was the Genestealer strain he set loose upon Necromunda, though no less damning were the genetic gifts he passed on to the xenos cult of Secundus. For though Hermiatus himself has been captured and purged by the Inquisition, fragments of his DNA live on in the species he had sought to eradicate. The Hermaphage Magos is the purest expression of this, a psychic being dredged up from the xeno-racial memory and drawn to Necromunda to complete the heretical magos’ work. If the Hermaphage is an aberration within its own kind, or perhaps merely the first stage of some kind of profane evolution, is unclear, however, the creature seems to enjoy an elevated position within the xenos cults of Necromunda, and is powerfully psychic._ _When the Hermaphage Magos finds a proto-cult within the depths of a hive it is as if the hybrid creatures recognise their genetic father and immediately subsume themselves to his will. In truth, the creature is primarily an amplifier for the psychic strain spread by the alien lord of Hive Secundus; a vessel through which that dark thing might see beyond the walls of its radioactive prison. This has made the Hermaphage a prize hunted by countless bounty hunters and the best of Lord Helmawr’s agents, the Imperial House rightly fearful of what the coming of such a creature could mean for the future of its world._ | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 3+ | 4+ | 4 | 3 | 3 | 3+ | 3 | 7+ | 6+ | 6+ | 7+ | <WeaponStats> | Weapon | Rg S | Rg L | Ac S | Ac L | S | AP | D | Am | Traits | | :----------------- | :--: | :--: | :--: | :--: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | Las pistol | 8" | 12" | +1 | - | 3 | - | 1 | 2+ | <Tooltip type="traits" content="sidearm">Sidarm</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="plentiful">Plentiful</Tooltip> | | Razor-sharp talons | - | E | - | - | S+1 | -2 | 3 | - | <Tooltip type="traits" content="melee">Melee</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="rending">Rending</Tooltip> | </WeaponStats> **Skills:** [Crushing Blow](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#3-crushing-blow), [Fearsome](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-fearsome), [Hurl](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-hurl), [Spring Up](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-spring-up) **Wargear:** [Hardened flak](/docs/armoury/armour#flak-hardened-layered), [respirator](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#respirator). #### Wyrd Powers (Unsanctioned) **Telepathy - Hypnosis (Basic):** With little more than a piercing stare, the Hermaphage Magos can dominate the minds of the weaker-willed. Select an enemy fighter that has not yet activated this round within 9" and line of sight of the Hermaphage Magos. If the Willpower check to perform this action is successful, that fighter may only perform a single Move (Simple) action when activated this round. **Telepathy - Mind Control (Basic):** Twitching and spasming under the control of the Hermaphage Magos, an enemy fighter is forced to slowly raise their weapon and take aim upon one of theqir friends. Select an enemy fighter that is within 9" of the Hermaphage Magos. That fighter immediately makes a Shoot (Basic) action, even if they have already activated this round, targeting an eligible fighter from their gang, chosen by the player controlling the Hermaphage Magos. **Telekenesis - Force Blast (Basic):** Any enemy fighters within 3" of this Psyker are immediately pushed D3+1" directly away. If this movement would push a fighter from a platform or into a pitfall, stop at the edge and take an Initiative test for them. If the test is passed, they are placed Prone at the edge. If the test is failed, they will fall. If this movement is interrupted by a wall or other impassable terrain, the fighter is immediately Pinned and takes a hit with a Strength equal to the number of inches rolled for the push distance. #### Special Rules **Bounty Hunter:** As a Bounty Hunter, the Hermaphage Magos is subject to the Dead, Not Alive, Claiming Bounties and “We’ll Get Our Bit…” special rules. **Outlaw:** The Hermaphage Magos is an Outlaw Hired Gun. _Source: The Book of Ruin_ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="320"> ## T.H.R.U.G. 12 'Sparky' **_Goliath or Slave Ogryns only_**  _Unlike humans, a servitor Ogryn retains most of their mind when augmented for mono-task duties – there simply isn’t that much to excise in the first place! T.H.R.U.G. 12 was a servitor for House Van Saar, toiling within the Archetek Helix workshops of Hive Primus. For his duties, T.H.R.U.G. was augmented with a voltrik harness and an arc-welder, a halo of sparking energy surrounding him as he worked on the think-synths and storm-chambers of the Helix. A freak accident, however, was to alter the Ogryn. While hauling massive MIU cables for a Clan Archetek, a power surge tore through from the spire, rippling out throughout Hive City. Everywhere systems overloaded and workers were fried at their stations, while in the Helix, green bolts of lightning danced among the primary cogitators. One of these bolts struck T.H.R.U.G., carrying with it the collected knowledge of the Van Saar home-engrams. The Ogryn rose smoking from the floor of Helix, his tiny brain buzzing with new thoughts and ideas… one word among them booming out above the others: “Freedom!”._ _After the accident, the Ogryn proved too unpredictable for the Helix, so the Clan sent T.H.R.U.G. down- hive to fight with one of the House gangs – the Daeyglow Dragons. The Ogryn fought well in the clan’s gang wars, but each cycle the word kept coming back into his mind. It was not until the Daeyglow Dragons brought on a Ratling slopper that things finally clicked for T.H.R.U.G., however. The slopper, Epyff Anyi, simply pointed out that given the Ogryn’s size and strength he should be in charge. After the ensuing violence abated, T.H.R.U.G. and Anyi were the only ones left standing, and the abhuman uprising had begun._ _It was not long before other slave Ogryns, and even Beastmen, mutants and more than a few bored Ratlings were following T.H.R.U.G. around, dubbing the unusually intelligent Ogryn ‘Sparky’ or ‘Smarticus.’ Rival gangs, corrupt crime lords and outland monsters were not enough to bring the big man down. 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If the wound roll for a Web attack against a fighter is
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# House Orlock
_They say the Orlocks have iron in their souls. But then you’d have to be made of the black ore of Necromunda to climb the spider’s web of Lord Helmawr’s feudal society as quickly as they have. In just three short millennia, House Orlock has risen from a loose alliance of Clan Families and waste prospectors to become the largest mining operation on the planet. It is a success built upon the backs of a massive slave underclass, the Drudges, born to scrape ore from the dark pits of the Spoil, or work endless cycles in the clan’s smoke- wreathed refineries. House Orlock has had a troubled history with this underclass, and at times they have threatened to rise up and tear down everything the Clan Families have fought to build. It speaks to the ruthlessness and determination of these families that they managed to endure these rebellions, ultimately building their entire social structure around the simmering discontentment within their ranks._
_From the outside, however, the troubled history of the Drudges is largely unknown, or at the very least discounted, and it is not these unwashed masses that most consider when they think of the Orlocks. The image of the House of Iron is one of veteran rebels, outland ash-riders and bare-knuckled hardmen. This is entirely intentional, and the heads of the Orlock mining families have worked long and hard to cultivate a soldier class within the clan to fight for its interests, and keep the drudging classes in line. At the top of the Orlock social ladder, a small group of families hold power over millions of subjects, who, should they ever unite, could sweep this ruling class away in a single violent uprising. It is only the clan’s gangs that stand in the way of these would-be rebels. As paradoxical as it might seem, most of these gangs come from the drudging classes themselves, selected for their rebellious nature and fierce independence. Thus do the ruling families weed out troublemakers before they have a chance to incite rebellion, and turn them back upon their own kind, with a promise of freedom and power._
## Gang Composition
House Orlock follows the [normal rules](/docs/founding-a-gang/gang-creation#gang-composition) for Gang Composition.
## Special Rules
Follow normal rules as other gangs with the following exceptions:
- House Orlock has access to [Legendary Names](#legendary-names), which are given to Leaders/Champions when created and can be purchased with XP as they advance.
- Specialist Gangers can use Heavy Weapons.
## Fighters
<FighterCard cost="105">
### Road Captain (Leader)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 3+ | 3+ | 3 | 3 | 3 | 4+ | 2 | 4+ | 5+ | 5+ | 5+ |
**Skills:** 1 Primary (custom).
**Restrictions:** None.
**Special Rules:** Gang Leader, Gang Hierarchy (Leader), Tools of the Trade, Group Activation (2).
_Road Captains are without exception hard men and women, willing to thumb their nose at authority and forge their own path. However, Orlock gangers respect independence as much as strength, and a successful Road Captain needs to be the embodiment of both of these traits. Being a Road Captain means earning the respect of their gang through their own deeds. Unlike some gangs and clans of Necromunda, the brotherhoods and sisterhoods of House Orlock are a two-way street; if a leader in the House of Iron wants to have men and women follow them, then they had best be worthy of the right._
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="80">
### Road Sergeant (Champion)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 4+ | 3+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 4+ | 2 | 5+ | 6+ | 6+ | 6+ |
**Skills:** 1 Primary (custom).
**Restrictions:** None.
**Special Rules:** Gang Hierarchy (Champion), Tools of the Trade, Group Activation (1).
_A good Road Sergeant can take orders from their Captain, but has enough initiative to break the rules to get the job done. The very best Sergeants know just when to question their Captains and anticipate what they want before they even have a solid plan in mind. A Road Sergeant also needs to be able to step into the boots of the Road Captain should the latter go down or get killed, keeping the gang together and fighting._
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="95">
### Arms Master (Specialist Champion)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 3+ | 3+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 4+ | 2 | 5+ | 6+ | 6+ | 6+ |
**Skills:** 1 Primary (custom).
**Restrictions:** Pistol, Basic and Close Combat.
**Special Rules:** Gang Hierarchy (Champion), Tools of the Trade, Group Activation (1).
#### Rule of Iron
- When activated, 1 visible Faction fighter within 6” gains the [Nerves of Steel](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#4-nerves-of-steel) skill (if not already having it).
- +2 modifier to any Bottle test while at least one friendly fighter with this ability is on the battlefield.
_If an Orlock gang gets large enough, it’s inevitable it’ll need an Arms Master to keep the Gunners and Greenhorns in line. Road Captains rely on their Arms Masters to enforce order within their gang, as well as leading by example – usually cracking heads or setting their cyber- mastiffs on those who cross the gang. To be an Arms Master means being hard as nails, even by the standards of House Orlock, and there are countless stories about these stony-faced fighters getting stabbed, blasted or shot and getting back up to make their enemies pay for making them mad._
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="45">
### Gunner (Ganger)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 4+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 4+ | 1 | 6+ | 7+ | 7+ | 7+ |
**Restrictions:** Pistol, Basic, Close Combat.
**Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Ganger), Promotion (Orlock Specialist), Tools of the Trade (Orlock Specialist).
_The bulk of Orlock gangs are made up of Gunners, hive-hardened men and women with a rebellious streak a mile wide. Most often they are drawn up from the drudging classes, where they never really fit in among work crews and mining towns, the gangs their last chance to prove their worth._
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="55">
### Wrecker (Juve Prospect)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 6” | 5+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 3+ | 1 | 9+ | 8+ | 8+ | 8+ |
**Restrictions:** Pistol, Special, Close Combat.
**Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Prospect), Tools of the Trade, Promotion (Orlock Road Sergeant or Arms Master), Hot-headed, Fast Learner.
#### Jump Booster
Usable once per activation during a Move (Simple) or Charge (Double) action. It can be used in one of two ways:
- **Safe mode:** +3” M.
- **Overcharge:**
- +1 S and +1 hit modifier when charging.
- Must roll a D6:
**1:** Pinned (malfunction, no move).
**2:** +4" M.
**3-4:** +5" M.
**5-6:** +6" M.
When used, Grenade and Template weapons gain Unstable (for the rest of the activation).
Up to half of the move can be vertical (can move between levels and over impassable terrain if having sufficient movement). If the movement end in the air (insufficient movement to land safely on a level surface), fall the remaining distance (if the distance is 2” or less, it counts as jumping down).
_In every Clan House there are those fighters who court danger to an even greater extent than normal underhive gangers. Among the members of House Orlock these risk-takers are the Wreckers. In the tangled confines of the underhive, they jump among the gantries and tumbled domes taking out enemy fighters – while at the same time making sure they don’t take their head off on a low-hanging ceiling or end up as a stain on the floor from a bad landing._
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<FighterCard cost="35">
### Greenhorn (Juve)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 6” | 5+ | 5+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 3+ | 1 | 7+ | 8+ | 8+ | 8+ |
**Restrictions:** Pistol, Basic and Close Combat.
**Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Juve), Promotion (Orlock Specialist), Fast Learner.
_There is always a steady supply of Greenhorns signing up for the gangs, eager to escape the crushing brutality of existence in the drudging classes._
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="230">
### 0-1 Servitor (Brute)
**Cost:** 230
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 4” | 5+ | 4+ | 5 | 5 | 3 | 5+ | 2 | 7+ | 5+ | 9+ | 8+ |
**Wargear:** Harpoon launcher, Open Fist (same as: servitor combat weapon), [Light carapace (4+)](/docs/armoury/armour#carapace).
**Special Rules:** Ammo Hoppers, Weapons Platform.
#### Options
| Option | Cost |
| :---------------------------------------------- | ---: |
| Heavy bolter (replaces harpoon launcher) | +50 |
| Heavy flamer (replaces harpoon launcher) | +85 |
| Heavy stubber (replaces harpoon launcher) | +20 |
| Heavy carapace armour (replaces light carapace) | +20 |
| Mono-sight | +25 |
#### Weapons Platform
Firing an Unwieldy ranged weapon becomes a Basic
action rather than a Double action.
#### Ammo Hoppers
Re-roll any failed ammo test results of 1 (before modifiers).
_Common across all of the worlds of the Imperium, servitors are melds of flesh andmachine, most often human flesh, but sometimes, as in the case of the Ambot, alien life forms slaved to a servitor engine. Most often, the human component of aservitor is harvested from a convicted criminal, one whose crimes are deemed toogreat to allow them to carry on as a part of Imperial society but who may continueto serve in another form rather than be wasted in incarceration or execution. Servitors possess the most rudimentary of human intelligence, their minds scrubbed of past memories and all but the most essential knowledge, artificial memory engrams grafted in their place so that they will know their designated roleand function and little else. Servitors are put to work in all manner of industry andfor any menial task with which an unmodified human cannot perform. They work inhostile environments, their living flesh variously blasted by extremes of heat and cold, eroded by extreme elements, or withered and wasted by toxic surroundings, performing their tasks until they fail, at which point their mechanics are reclaimedand a new human ‘donor’ grafted into place. House Orlock has ready access to mining and heavy industry servitors of all makes and manner, but those repurposedfor gang warfare often take the form referred to by the gangers as ‘Luggers’ – heavy, tracked units able to lift, move and carry bulky cargos. Be they liberated frommine workings or cargo depots, such constructs are well suited to a combat role with minimal reprogramming._
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### 0-3 Cyber-Mastiff (Exotic Beast)
**Cost:** 100
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 3+ | - | 3 | 3 | 1 | 4+ | 1 | 7 + | 6+ | 8+ | 8+ |
**Wargear:** Savage Bite.
**Special Rules:** Watchdog, Loyal Protector, Group Activation (Exotic Beasts).
#### Watchdog
If the owner is a sentry, attackers can be spotted outside the vision arc. Add 1+ modifier to spotting (a 1 before modifiers still fails).
#### Loyal Protector
While Standing (Active or Engaged) and within 3” of its owner, enemy fighters may not make a Coup de Grace against the owner.
_On Necromunda, dogs are no less common than anywhere else in the Imperium, though it must be said that they often provide a food source more readily than they provide their traditional roles of companion, guard or hunter. However, they do still have loyal friends amongst the people. Guilders breed and keep large hounds to protect their caravans and holdings, and House Orlock in particular takes great pride in the rearing of dogs as guards and fighters. The dogs of House Orlock show great diversity of type. From the sleek, alert watch dogs they raise to guard their mine workings and store houses, to the stocky, bull-like fighting dogs they breed for sport, Orlock Gangers are frequently accompanied by hounds. What’s more, to the outsider, there is a strange sentimentality shown by Orlocks towards their dogs, and it is not uncommon to see hounds sporting expensive cybernetics to compensate for past injuries or illness._
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### Outrider Quad (Vehicle)
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| M | Front | Side | Rear | W | Hnd | Sv |
| --- | ----- | ---- | ---- | --- | --- | --- |
| 9” | 4 | 3 | 3 | 2 | 4+ | 5+ |
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**Locomotion:** Wheeled.
**Upgrade Slots:** 0 Body, 1 Drive, 2 Engine.
**Weapon Hardpoints:** 1. Crew Operated, Front Arc.
#### Dedicated Gunner
Can move full distance (instead of half) during Move & Shoot.
#### Agile
Can make 1 extra turn (up to 90°) when moving (before, during or after).
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### Iron Rider (Crew)
| BS | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 4+ | 6+ | 6+ | 7+ | 7+ |
**Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Crew), Vehicle Crew.
#### Vehicle Crew
An Iron Rider must always be equipped with a vehicle.
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## Skill Access
| | [Agility](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#agility) | [Brawn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#brawn) | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Driving](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#driving) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | [Shooting](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#shooting) | [Bravado](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#bravado) |
| :------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Road Captain | - | Secondary | - | - | Primary | Primary | Primary | Secondary | Secondary |
| Arms Master | - | Secondary | - | - | Primary | Secondary | Secondary | - | Primary |
| Road Sergeant | - | Secondary | - | - | Primary | Secondary | Secondary | - | Primary |
| Gunner (Specialist) | - | Primary | Secondary | - | Primary | - | - | Secondary | - |
| Wrecker | - | - | Secondary | - | - | - | Secondary | Primary | - |
| Greenhorn | Secondary | Secondary | - | - | Primary | - | - | - | - |
| Servitor | - | Secondary | Secondary | - | - | - | - | Primary | - |
| Cyber-Mastiff | - | - | Primary | - | Secondary | - | - | - | - |
| Iron Rider | - | - | - | Primary | - | - | Secondary | Primary | - |
## Vehicles
All vehicles in a Orlock gang add the following to their equipment lists:
### Orlock Vehicle Equipment List
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<summary>Weapons</summary>
| Item | Credits |
| :---------------------------------------- | ------: |
| **BASIC WEAPONS** |
| Combat shotgun with salvo & shredder ammo | 55 |
| Shotgun with solid & scatter ammo | 30 |
| \- Executioner ammo | 20 |
| \- Inferno ammo | 15 |
| **SPECIAL WEAPONS** |
| Flamer | 140 |
| Meltagun | 135 |
| Plasma gun | 100 |
| **HEAVY WEAPONS** |
| Harpoon launcher | 110 |
| Heavy bolter | 160 |
| Mining laser | 125 |
| Seismic cannon | 140 |
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<details open>
<summary>Wargear</summary>
| Item | Credits |
| :---------------------------------------------------------- | ------: |
| **WEAPON ACCESSORIES** |
| Telescopic sight† (Pistols, Basic and Special Weapons only) | 25 |
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But then you’d have to be made of the black ore of Necromunda to climb the spider’s web of Lord Helmawr’s feudal society as quickly as they have. In just three short millennia, House Orlock has risen from a loose alliance of Clan Families and waste prospectors to become the largest mining operation on the planet. It is a success built upon the backs of a massive slave underclass, the Drudges, born to scrape ore from the dark pits of the Spoil, or work endless cycles in the clan’s smoke- wreathed refineries. House Orlock has had a troubled history with this underclass, and at times they have threatened to rise up and tear down everything the Clan Families have fought to build. It speaks to the ruthlessness and determination of these families that they managed to endure these rebellions, ultimately building their entire social structure around the simmering discontentment within their ranks._ _From the outside, however, the troubled history of the Drudges is largely unknown, or at the very least discounted, and it is not these unwashed masses that most consider when they think of the Orlocks. The image of the House of Iron is one of veteran rebels, outland ash-riders and bare-knuckled hardmen. This is entirely intentional, and the heads of the Orlock mining families have worked long and hard to cultivate a soldier class within the clan to fight for its interests, and keep the drudging classes in line. At the top of the Orlock social ladder, a small group of families hold power over millions of subjects, who, should they ever unite, could sweep this ruling class away in a single violent uprising. It is only the clan’s gangs that stand in the way of these would-be rebels. As paradoxical as it might seem, most of these gangs come from the drudging classes themselves, selected for their rebellious nature and fierce independence. Thus do the ruling families weed out troublemakers before they have a chance to incite rebellion, and turn them back upon their own kind, with a promise of freedom and power._ ## Gang Composition House Orlock follows the [normal rules](/docs/founding-a-gang/gang-creation#gang-composition) for Gang Composition. ## Special Rules Follow normal rules as other gangs with the following exceptions: - House Orlock has access to [Legendary Names](#legendary-names), which are given to Leaders/Champions when created and can be purchased with XP as they advance. - Specialist Gangers can use Heavy Weapons. ## Fighters <FighterCard cost="105"> ### Road Captain (Leader) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 3+ | 3+ | 3 | 3 | 3 | 4+ | 2 | 4+ | 5+ | 5+ | 5+ | **Skills:** 1 Primary (custom). **Restrictions:** None. **Special Rules:** Gang Leader, Gang Hierarchy (Leader), Tools of the Trade, Group Activation (2). _Road Captains are without exception hard men and women, willing to thumb their nose at authority and forge their own path. However, Orlock gangers respect independence as much as strength, and a successful Road Captain needs to be the embodiment of both of these traits. Being a Road Captain means earning the respect of their gang through their own deeds. Unlike some gangs and clans of Necromunda, the brotherhoods and sisterhoods of House Orlock are a two-way street; if a leader in the House of Iron wants to have men and women follow them, then they had best be worthy of the right._ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="80"> ### Road Sergeant (Champion) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 4+ | 3+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 4+ | 2 | 5+ | 6+ | 6+ | 6+ | **Skills:** 1 Primary (custom). **Restrictions:** None. **Special Rules:** Gang Hierarchy (Champion), Tools of the Trade, Group Activation (1). _A good Road Sergeant can take orders from their Captain, but has enough initiative to break the rules to get the job done. The very best Sergeants know just when to question their Captains and anticipate what they want before they even have a solid plan in mind. A Road Sergeant also needs to be able to step into the boots of the Road Captain should the latter go down or get killed, keeping the gang together and fighting._ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="95"> ### Arms Master (Specialist Champion) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 3+ | 3+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 4+ | 2 | 5+ | 6+ | 6+ | 6+ | **Skills:** 1 Primary (custom). **Restrictions:** Pistol, Basic and Close Combat. **Special Rules:** Gang Hierarchy (Champion), Tools of the Trade, Group Activation (1). #### Rule of Iron - When activated, 1 visible Faction fighter within 6” gains the [Nerves of Steel](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#4-nerves-of-steel) skill (if not already having it). - +2 modifier to any Bottle test while at least one friendly fighter with this ability is on the battlefield. _If an Orlock gang gets large enough, it’s inevitable it’ll need an Arms Master to keep the Gunners and Greenhorns in line. Road Captains rely on their Arms Masters to enforce order within their gang, as well as leading by example – usually cracking heads or setting their cyber- mastiffs on those who cross the gang. To be an Arms Master means being hard as nails, even by the standards of House Orlock, and there are countless stories about these stony-faced fighters getting stabbed, blasted or shot and getting back up to make their enemies pay for making them mad._ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="45"> ### Gunner (Ganger) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 4+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 4+ | 1 | 6+ | 7+ | 7+ | 7+ | **Restrictions:** Pistol, Basic, Close Combat. **Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Ganger), Promotion (Orlock Specialist), Tools of the Trade (Orlock Specialist). _The bulk of Orlock gangs are made up of Gunners, hive-hardened men and women with a rebellious streak a mile wide. Most often they are drawn up from the drudging classes, where they never really fit in among work crews and mining towns, the gangs their last chance to prove their worth._ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="55"> ### Wrecker (Juve Prospect) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 6” | 5+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 3+ | 1 | 9+ | 8+ | 8+ | 8+ | **Restrictions:** Pistol, Special, Close Combat. **Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Prospect), Tools of the Trade, Promotion (Orlock Road Sergeant or Arms Master), Hot-headed, Fast Learner. #### Jump Booster Usable once per activation during a Move (Simple) or Charge (Double) action. It can be used in one of two ways: - **Safe mode:** +3” M. - **Overcharge:** - +1 S and +1 hit modifier when charging. - Must roll a D6: **1:** Pinned (malfunction, no move). **2:** +4" M. **3-4:** +5" M. **5-6:** +6" M. When used, Grenade and Template weapons gain Unstable (for the rest of the activation). Up to half of the move can be vertical (can move between levels and over impassable terrain if having sufficient movement). If the movement end in the air (insufficient movement to land safely on a level surface), fall the remaining distance (if the distance is 2” or less, it counts as jumping down). _In every Clan House there are those fighters who court danger to an even greater extent than normal underhive gangers. Among the members of House Orlock these risk-takers are the Wreckers. In the tangled confines of the underhive, they jump among the gantries and tumbled domes taking out enemy fighters – while at the same time making sure they don’t take their head off on a low-hanging ceiling or end up as a stain on the floor from a bad landing._ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="35"> ### Greenhorn (Juve) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 6” | 5+ | 5+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 3+ | 1 | 7+ | 8+ | 8+ | 8+ | **Restrictions:** Pistol, Basic and Close Combat. **Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Juve), Promotion (Orlock Specialist), Fast Learner. _There is always a steady supply of Greenhorns signing up for the gangs, eager to escape the crushing brutality of existence in the drudging classes._ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="230"> ### 0-1 Servitor (Brute) **Cost:** 230 | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 4” | 5+ | 4+ | 5 | 5 | 3 | 5+ | 2 | 7+ | 5+ | 9+ | 8+ | **Wargear:** Harpoon launcher, Open Fist (same as: servitor combat weapon), [Light carapace (4+)](/docs/armoury/armour#carapace). **Special Rules:** Ammo Hoppers, Weapons Platform. #### Options | Option | Cost | | :---------------------------------------------- | ---: | | Heavy bolter (replaces harpoon launcher) | +50 | | Heavy flamer (replaces harpoon launcher) | +85 | | Heavy stubber (replaces harpoon launcher) | +20 | | Heavy carapace armour (replaces light carapace) | +20 | | Mono-sight | +25 | #### Weapons Platform Firing an Unwieldy ranged weapon becomes a Basic action rather than a Double action. #### Ammo Hoppers Re-roll any failed ammo test results of 1 (before modifiers). _Common across all of the worlds of the Imperium, servitors are melds of flesh andmachine, most often human flesh, but sometimes, as in the case of the Ambot, alien life forms slaved to a servitor engine. Most often, the human component of aservitor is harvested from a convicted criminal, one whose crimes are deemed toogreat to allow them to carry on as a part of Imperial society but who may continueto serve in another form rather than be wasted in incarceration or execution. Servitors possess the most rudimentary of human intelligence, their minds scrubbed of past memories and all but the most essential knowledge, artificial memory engrams grafted in their place so that they will know their designated roleand function and little else. Servitors are put to work in all manner of industry andfor any menial task with which an unmodified human cannot perform. They work inhostile environments, their living flesh variously blasted by extremes of heat and cold, eroded by extreme elements, or withered and wasted by toxic surroundings, performing their tasks until they fail, at which point their mechanics are reclaimedand a new human ‘donor’ grafted into place. House Orlock has ready access to mining and heavy industry servitors of all makes and manner, but those repurposedfor gang warfare often take the form referred to by the gangers as ‘Luggers’ – heavy, tracked units able to lift, move and carry bulky cargos. Be they liberated frommine workings or cargo depots, such constructs are well suited to a combat role with minimal reprogramming._ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="100"> ### 0-3 Cyber-Mastiff (Exotic Beast) **Cost:** 100 | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 3+ | - | 3 | 3 | 1 | 4+ | 1 | 7 + | 6+ | 8+ | 8+ | **Wargear:** Savage Bite. **Special Rules:** Watchdog, Loyal Protector, Group Activation (Exotic Beasts). #### Watchdog If the owner is a sentry, attackers can be spotted outside the vision arc. Add 1+ modifier to spotting (a 1 before modifiers still fails). #### Loyal Protector While Standing (Active or Engaged) and within 3” of its owner, enemy fighters may not make a Coup de Grace against the owner. _On Necromunda, dogs are no less common than anywhere else in the Imperium, though it must be said that they often provide a food source more readily than they provide their traditional roles of companion, guard or hunter. However, they do still have loyal friends amongst the people. Guilders breed and keep large hounds to protect their caravans and holdings, and House Orlock in particular takes great pride in the rearing of dogs as guards and fighters. The dogs of House Orlock show great diversity of type. From the sleek, alert watch dogs they raise to guard their mine workings and store houses, to the stocky, bull-like fighting dogs they breed for sport, Orlock Gangers are frequently accompanied by hounds. What’s more, to the outsider, there is a strange sentimentality shown by Orlocks towards their dogs, and it is not uncommon to see hounds sporting expensive cybernetics to compensate for past injuries or illness._ </FighterCard> <VehicleCard cost="80"> ### Outrider Quad (Vehicle) <div class="stats"> | M | Front | Side | Rear | W | Hnd | Sv | | --- | ----- | ---- | ---- | --- | --- | --- | | 9” | 4 | 3 | 3 | 2 | 4+ | 5+ | </div> **Locomotion:** Wheeled. **Upgrade Slots:** 0 Body, 1 Drive, 2 Engine. **Weapon Hardpoints:** 1. Crew Operated, Front Arc. #### Dedicated Gunner Can move full distance (instead of half) during Move & Shoot. #### Agile Can make 1 extra turn (up to 90°) when moving (before, during or after). </VehicleCard> <FighterCard cost="35"> ### Iron Rider (Crew) | BS | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 4+ | 6+ | 6+ | 7+ | 7+ | **Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Crew), Vehicle Crew. #### Vehicle Crew An Iron Rider must always be equipped with a vehicle. </FighterCard> ## Skill Access | | [Agility](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#agility) | [Brawn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#brawn) | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Driving](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#driving) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | [Shooting](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#shooting) | [Bravado](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#bravado) | | :------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Road Captain | - | Secondary | - | - | Primary | Primary | Primary | Secondary | Secondary | | Arms Master | - | Secondary | - | - | Primary | Secondary | Secondary | - | Primary | | Road Sergeant | - | Secondary | - | - | Primary | Secondary | Secondary | - | Primary | | Gunner (Specialist) | - | Primary | Secondary | - | Primary | - | - | Secondary | - | | Wrecker | - | - | Secondary | - | - | - | Secondary | Primary | - | | Greenhorn | Secondary | Secondary | - | - | Primary | - | - | - | - | | Servitor | - | Secondary | Secondary | - | - | - | - | Primary | - | | Cyber-Mastiff | - | - | Primary | - | Secondary | - | - | - | - | | Iron Rider | - | - | - | Primary | - | - | Secondary | Primary | - | ## Vehicles All vehicles in a Orlock gang add the following to their equipment lists: ### Orlock Vehicle Equipment List <details open> <summary>Weapons</summary> | Item | Credits | | :---------------------------------------- | ------: | | **BASIC WEAPONS** | | Combat shotgun with salvo & shredder ammo | 55 | | Shotgun with solid & scatter ammo | 30 | | \- Executioner ammo | 20 | | \- Inferno ammo | 15 | | **SPECIAL WEAPONS** | | Flamer | 140 | | Meltagun | 135 | | Plasma gun | 100 | | **HEAVY WEAPONS** | | Harpoon launcher | 110 | | Heavy bolter | 160 | | Mining laser | 125 | | Seismic cannon | 140 | </details> <details open> <summary>Wargear</summary> | Item | Credits | | :---------------------------------------------------------- | ------: | | **WEAPON ACCESSORIES** | | Telescopic sight† (Pistols, Basic and Special Weapons only) | 25 | </details> | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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626 | # Multi-player Scenarios
- [Pit Fight](/docs/scenarios/scenario-list/pit-fight)
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1,187 | # Shooting
:::info
You are viewing the archived rules from before the 2023 Core books. Use the menu to navigate to the current rules.
:::
Steps when shooting:
1. Declare the shot
2. Check the Range
3. Make the Hit Roll
4. Target is Pinned
5. Resolve Hits
## 1. Declare the Ranged Attack
Pick a ranged weapon, then pick an eligible target.
### Target Priority
- Must target the closest visible enemy (even if Engaged).
- Can target a more distant enemy if easier to hit.
- Can ignore Seriously Injured enemies.
- Pass a Cool test to target a more distant enemy
:::danger House Rule (Necrodamus, A&A)
Must target the closest visible enemy (regardless of facing). Avoids facing fighters in awkward directions to circumvent the cool Check for seeing the actual closest enemy.
:::
### Fighters in Hiding
A fighter that is both Prone (Pinned or Seriously Injured) and in cover (partial or full) can't be targeted.
## 2. Check the Range
Measure the range from the attacker to the target. If beyond the weapon’s Long range, the attack automatically misses. The Firepower dice must still be rolled.
## 3. Make the Hit Roll
Make a BS test with modifiers:
| Description | Modifier |
| :---------------------------------------------------------------- | :--------------------- |
| Partial Cover | -1 |
| Full Cover | -2 |
| Accuracy Modifier | +/-? |
| Engaged | -1 |
| Prone | -1, at Long range only |
| Hull Down (Vehicle): If the entire side that is hit is invisible. | -2 |
### Improbable Shots
If the hit modifiers applied to a ranged attack mean that it is impossible to score a hit, the attack is an improbable shot (for example 7+).
First roll to hit on a 6+, then roll again using only the fighter’s Ballistic Skill and ignoring any modifiers.
## 4. Target is Pinned
When a Standing Active fighter is hit by a ranged attack, they are automatically Pinned. Note that Engaged fighters can't become Pinned.
## 5. Resolve Hits
Each attack that scores a hit is resolved using ‘Resolving hits’ rules.
Vehicles: The Toughness depends of the arc the attack originates from (for example the centre of a blast). Use the higher value if in doubt.
## Stray Shots
If a ranged attack misses, there is a chance that other fighters (friend & foe) will be hit:
- Any fighters Engaged with the target.
- Within 1” of the measured line (between attacker and target).
If the attack misses, roll a D6 for each fighter that is at risk of being hit, starting with the fighter closest to the attacker.
- **1-3: Hit** - The fighter is hit by the attack instead of the target.
- **4-6: Miss** - Move on to the next fighter at risk of being hit.
If the attack would have caused more than one hit, follow this sequence for every hit.
:::danger House Rule (Necrodamus, A&A)
Stray shots only hit other fighters on a 6+.
:::
## Fighters in Hiding
For Ranged attacks, an attacking fighter can't target an enemy if the enemy is both Prone and in cover (they are assumed to be out of sight).
## Twin Guns Blazing
A fighter with 2 sidearms can attack with both as part of a single Shoot (Basic) action.
- Make hit rolls for each weapon before resolving any successful hits.
- Must be made against the same target.
- -1 to hit.
## The Firepower Dice
Roll a Firepower dice when making an attack with a ranged weapon (including Sidearm in close combat). This applies even if the hit roll isn’t made (for example if the target is out of range).
If the Ammo symbol is rolled, roll a D6 to make an Ammo test for the weapon. If failed, the weapon itself becomes subject to the Out of Ammo condition after resolving the attack. If the weapon has more than one profile, all are considered to have failed an Ammo test.
The weapon can't be used until a successful Reload (Simple) action has been performed, using any one of the weapon’s available profiles.
## Shooting When Pinned
A Pinned fighter can make a Blind Fire (Double) action to make a shooting attack.
:::tip Action
**Blind Fire (Double)**<br />
Make a ranged attack, treating their vision arc as 360°. Subtract 2 from the result of any hit rolls
:::
## Blast Markers
When attacking with any weapon with the Blast (X) trait (using the 3” or 5” Blast), the target may be a point on the battlefield instead of an eligible enemy fighter.
Place the Blast so that the central hole is anywhere within line of sight. Blasts ignores Pitch Black.
If the central hole is beyond the Long range, the attack still goes ahead, but the Blast is moved directly back towards the attacking fighter until the central hole is within range.
Roll to hit as normal:
- **Hit:** The Blast stays where it is.
- **Otherwise:**
- Scatter D6” in a random direction.
- Stop if the central hole comes in contact with a wall, structure or impassable terrain.
- If the centre leaves the battlefield, the Blast is removed.
Each fighter (friend & foe) whose base is beneath the Blast is hit by the attack (unless there is a wall or solid terrain between them and the centre of the Blast).
Note that after scattering, the Blast may end beyond the weapon’s range or out of line of sight.
If the centre of the blast leaves the battlefield, the blast is removed.
### Misfires
If the Scatter dice and D6 results in a ‘Hit’ and 1, something has gone wrong. Roll another D6:
- **1:** Centre the Blast over the attacking model.
- **2-6:** The shot is a Dud and the attack ends.
## Blasts, Templates and Cover
Fighters hit by Blasts and Templates may gain a positive modifier to their save roll if they are in cover:
- **Full cover:** +2
- **Partial cover:** +1
Whether the target hit is in cover or not depends on the type of attack:
- **Blasts:** relative to the central hole of the Blast.
- **Template:** relative to the attacking model.
Note that these modifiers can't be applied to Field armour.
## Flame Templates
Weapons with range T (Template) use the Flame template to determine which fighters are hit by the attack.
Instead of targeting an enemy, place the template so that the narrow end is touching the front of the attacker’s base and the entire template is within their vision arc.
Templates ignore all LOS (Pitch Black, Smoke).
Each fighter (friend & foe) whose base is beneath the template is hit automatically by the attack (unless there is a wall or solid terrain in between). Resolve the hits in an order of the attacker’s choice.
:::danger House Rule (Necrodamus, A&A)
#### Blast/Template and Target Priority:
- **Target Priority:** Must pass Priority test or touch closest fighter (except Smoke!).
- **Engaged Fighters:** If an Engaged fighter is hit, any other fighters Engaged with the hit fighter are also hit on a 4+.
#### Pitch Black & Smoke (outside the fighter’s view distance, normally 3”):
- Blasts automatically scatter:
- Short range: D6” (or firing into a smoked area).
- Long range: 2D6”.
- Templates only hit on 4+.
::: | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 13 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # Shooting :::info You are viewing the archived rules from before the 2023 Core books. Use the menu to navigate to the current rules. ::: Steps when shooting: 1. Declare the shot 2. Check the Range 3. Make the Hit Roll 4. Target is Pinned 5. Resolve Hits ## 1. Declare the Ranged Attack Pick a ranged weapon, then pick an eligible target. ### Target Priority - Must target the closest visible enemy (even if Engaged). - Can target a more distant enemy if easier to hit. - Can ignore Seriously Injured enemies. - Pass a Cool test to target a more distant enemy :::danger House Rule (Necrodamus, A&A) Must target the closest visible enemy (regardless of facing). Avoids facing fighters in awkward directions to circumvent the cool Check for seeing the actual closest enemy. ::: ### Fighters in Hiding A fighter that is both Prone (Pinned or Seriously Injured) and in cover (partial or full) can't be targeted. ## 2. Check the Range Measure the range from the attacker to the target. If beyond the weapon’s Long range, the attack automatically misses. The Firepower dice must still be rolled. ## 3. Make the Hit Roll Make a BS test with modifiers: | Description | Modifier | | :---------------------------------------------------------------- | :--------------------- | | Partial Cover | -1 | | Full Cover | -2 | | Accuracy Modifier | +/-? | | Engaged | -1 | | Prone | -1, at Long range only | | Hull Down (Vehicle): If the entire side that is hit is invisible. | -2 | ### Improbable Shots If the hit modifiers applied to a ranged attack mean that it is impossible to score a hit, the attack is an improbable shot (for example 7+). First roll to hit on a 6+, then roll again using only the fighter’s Ballistic Skill and ignoring any modifiers. ## 4. Target is Pinned When a Standing Active fighter is hit by a ranged attack, they are automatically Pinned. Note that Engaged fighters can't become Pinned. ## 5. Resolve Hits Each attack that scores a hit is resolved using ‘Resolving hits’ rules. Vehicles: The Toughness depends of the arc the attack originates from (for example the centre of a blast). Use the higher value if in doubt. ## Stray Shots If a ranged attack misses, there is a chance that other fighters (friend & foe) will be hit: - Any fighters Engaged with the target. - Within 1” of the measured line (between attacker and target). If the attack misses, roll a D6 for each fighter that is at risk of being hit, starting with the fighter closest to the attacker. - **1-3: Hit** - The fighter is hit by the attack instead of the target. - **4-6: Miss** - Move on to the next fighter at risk of being hit. If the attack would have caused more than one hit, follow this sequence for every hit. :::danger House Rule (Necrodamus, A&A) Stray shots only hit other fighters on a 6+. ::: ## Fighters in Hiding For Ranged attacks, an attacking fighter can't target an enemy if the enemy is both Prone and in cover (they are assumed to be out of sight). ## Twin Guns Blazing A fighter with 2 sidearms can attack with both as part of a single Shoot (Basic) action. - Make hit rolls for each weapon before resolving any successful hits. - Must be made against the same target. - -1 to hit. ## The Firepower Dice Roll a Firepower dice when making an attack with a ranged weapon (including Sidearm in close combat). This applies even if the hit roll isn’t made (for example if the target is out of range). If the Ammo symbol is rolled, roll a D6 to make an Ammo test for the weapon. If failed, the weapon itself becomes subject to the Out of Ammo condition after resolving the attack. If the weapon has more than one profile, all are considered to have failed an Ammo test. The weapon can't be used until a successful Reload (Simple) action has been performed, using any one of the weapon’s available profiles. ## Shooting When Pinned A Pinned fighter can make a Blind Fire (Double) action to make a shooting attack. :::tip Action **Blind Fire (Double)**<br /> Make a ranged attack, treating their vision arc as 360°. Subtract 2 from the result of any hit rolls ::: ## Blast Markers When attacking with any weapon with the Blast (X) trait (using the 3” or 5” Blast), the target may be a point on the battlefield instead of an eligible enemy fighter. Place the Blast so that the central hole is anywhere within line of sight. Blasts ignores Pitch Black. If the central hole is beyond the Long range, the attack still goes ahead, but the Blast is moved directly back towards the attacking fighter until the central hole is within range. Roll to hit as normal: - **Hit:** The Blast stays where it is. - **Otherwise:** - Scatter D6” in a random direction. - Stop if the central hole comes in contact with a wall, structure or impassable terrain. - If the centre leaves the battlefield, the Blast is removed. Each fighter (friend & foe) whose base is beneath the Blast is hit by the attack (unless there is a wall or solid terrain between them and the centre of the Blast). Note that after scattering, the Blast may end beyond the weapon’s range or out of line of sight. If the centre of the blast leaves the battlefield, the blast is removed. ### Misfires If the Scatter dice and D6 results in a ‘Hit’ and 1, something has gone wrong. Roll another D6: - **1:** Centre the Blast over the attacking model. - **2-6:** The shot is a Dud and the attack ends. ## Blasts, Templates and Cover Fighters hit by Blasts and Templates may gain a positive modifier to their save roll if they are in cover: - **Full cover:** +2 - **Partial cover:** +1 Whether the target hit is in cover or not depends on the type of attack: - **Blasts:** relative to the central hole of the Blast. - **Template:** relative to the attacking model. Note that these modifiers can't be applied to Field armour. ## Flame Templates Weapons with range T (Template) use the Flame template to determine which fighters are hit by the attack. Instead of targeting an enemy, place the template so that the narrow end is touching the front of the attacker’s base and the entire template is within their vision arc. Templates ignore all LOS (Pitch Black, Smoke). Each fighter (friend & foe) whose base is beneath the template is hit automatically by the attack (unless there is a wall or solid terrain in between). Resolve the hits in an order of the attacker’s choice. :::danger House Rule (Necrodamus, A&A) #### Blast/Template and Target Priority: - **Target Priority:** Must pass Priority test or touch closest fighter (except Smoke!). - **Engaged Fighters:** If an Engaged fighter is hit, any other fighters Engaged with the hit fighter are also hit on a 4+. #### Pitch Black & Smoke (outside the fighter’s view distance, normally 3”): - Blasts automatically scatter: - Short range: D6” (or firing into a smoked area). - Long range: 2D6”. - Templates only hit on 4+. ::: | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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624 | # Horrors of the Underhive
_Experimental rules to spice up scenarios. Caution: These can be quite complicated, so best used with simple scenarios. Before the battle, agree if and which one should be used. The Horror is equipped to represent its inhuman resilience to harm, preternatural ability to see in low light and imbued resistance to hostile environments._
2 types, roll a D6:
- **1-3:** Possessed Hiver
- **4+:** Xenos Abomination
3 levels (depending of the lowest Gang Rating):
- Level 1 (Peril Minoris): 1000-1300
- Level 2 (Peril Secundus): 1301-1600
- Level 3 (Peril Extremis): 1601+
Deployment rules:
- Deployed by the player with Priority.
- Not within 6” of any fighter.
Roll a D6 at the start of each round, starting with the 2nd round, after rolling for Priority. Deployed on a 4+:
- 4: In the deployment zone of the gang with Priority.
- 5: Within 6” of the centre.
- 6: Anywhere.
#### Activation
- Activates at the start of the End phase (before Bottle tests).
- Roll-off to determine which gang controls the Horror.
- Treats all fighters from all gangs as enemies.
#### Rewards For Defeating a Horror
- Inflict wound: +1 XP.
- Out of Action: +2 XP and +1 Reputation.
## Horrors
### Possessed Hiver (Unsanctioned)
| Level | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| ----- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 1 | 5” | 4+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 3 | 4+ | 2 | 5+ | 5+ | 6+ | 9+ |
| 2 | 5” | 3+ | 4+ | 4 | 4 | 4 | 3+ | 3 | 5+ | 4+ | 5+ | 9+ |
| 3 | 6” | 2+ | 3+ | 5 | 5 | 5 | 3+ | 4 | 5+ | 3+ | 4+ | 9+ |
#### Skills
Bull Charge, [Catfall](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#1-catfall), [Dodge](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#3-dodge), [Nerves of Steel](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#4-nerves-of-steel), [Rain of Blows](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-rain-of-blows), [True Grit](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-true-grit).
#### Weapon & Wargear
- Daemonic Talons:
- Str S, AP -2, D 2, Cursed, <Tooltip type="traits" content="melee">Melee</Tooltip>, Rending
- [Bio-booster](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#bio-booster), [photo-goggles](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#photo-goggles) and respirator.
#### Daemonic Invulnerability
- Level 1: 6+ save (unmodifiable by AP).
- Level 2: 5+ save (unmodifiable by AP).
- Level 3: 4+ save (unmodifiable by AP).
#### Daemonic Speed
Can make D3 Actions instead of the normal 2 (controlling gang chooses)
#### Terrifying
Pass a Willpower test to target this fighter with a Fight (Basic) or Shoot (Basic) action, or the action ends immediately (wasted). However, the action does not count as being performed, so the same action can be attempted again, if the fighter has more available actions in the activation.
:::danger House Rule
- Apply the Willpower test to any attack (ranged or melee) regardless of Basic or Double.
- Psychic attacks that are not made as a Fight/Shoot action ignores this Willpower test.
:::
#### Wyrd Powers
**Telekinesis:** Levitation (Basic), Continuous Effect
**Pyromancy:** Scouring (Basic)
Add additional Wyrd Powers depending of level:
- **Level 1:** +1 Wyrd Power.
- **Level 2:** +2 Wyrd Powers.
- **Level 3:** +3 Wyrd Powers.
Roll a D6 for each additional Wyrd Power:
1. **Biomancy:** Quickening (Basic), Continuous
1. **Chronomancy:** Freeze Time (Double), Continuous
1. **Pyromancy:** Flame Blast (Double), Continuous
1. **Technomancy:** Weapon Jinx (Simple)
1. **Telekinesis:** Assail (Basic)
1. **Telepathy:** Terrify (Double)
### Xenos Abomination
| Level | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| ----- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 1 | 6” | 3+ | 6+ | 2 | 3 | 3 | 4+ | 2 | 5+ | 6+ | 7+ | 10+ |
| 1 | 5” | 5+ | 6+ | 3 | 4 | 2 | 3+ | 3 | 7+ | 7+ | 7+ | 10+ |
| 1 | 3” | 4+ | 6+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 5+ | 2 | 5+ | 5+ | 5+ | 4+ |
| 2 | 6” | 3+ | 6+ | 3 | 3 | 4 | 4+ | 3 | 6+ | 4+ | 7+ | 10+ |
| 2 | 5” | 4+ | 6+ | 3 | 4 | 3 | 3+ | 3 | 7+ | 5+ | 7+ | 10+ |
| 2 | 4” | 4+ | 6+ | 4 | 3 | 3 | 4+ | 3 | 5+ | 4+ | 5+ | 4+ |
| 3 | 7” | 3+ | 6+ | 4 | 4 | 5 | 3+ | 3 | 6+ | 3+ | 6+ | 10+ |
| 3 | 6” | 4+ | 6+ | 4 | 5 | 4 | 4+ | 4 | 7+ | 4+ | 6+ | 10+ |
| 3 | 5” | 4+ | 6+ | 5 | 5 | 4 | 3+ | 3 | 5+ | 3+ | 5+ | 10+ |
Agree on which profile to use, skills and weapons (depending of level).
| Level | Wargear | Skills |
| ----- | ------- | ------ |
| 1 | 1 | 2 |
| 2 | 2 | 3 |
| 3 | 3 | 4 |
#### Skills
Choose from:
- Agility
- Brawn
- Combat
- Ferocity
#### Wargear
- [Bio-booster](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#bio-booster), [mesh armour](/docs/armoury/armour#mesh-armour), [photo-goggles](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#photo-goggles), Respirator.
| WEAPON | S | L | Str | AP | D | Am | Traits |
| :------------------------------- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ----------- |
| Custom venomous bite | E | - | - | -2 | - | - | Toxin |
| Custom razor-sharp talons | E | - | +1 | -1 | 1 | - | Rending |
| Writhing tentacles | E | 3" | S | -1 | 1 | - | Entangle |
| Spearing spines and bony growths | E | 1" | +1 | - | 2 | - | - |
| Web shooter | T | - | 2 | - | - | 2+ | Silent, Web | | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 7 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # Horrors of the Underhive _Experimental rules to spice up scenarios. Caution: These can be quite complicated, so best used with simple scenarios. Before the battle, agree if and which one should be used. The Horror is equipped to represent its inhuman resilience to harm, preternatural ability to see in low light and imbued resistance to hostile environments._ 2 types, roll a D6: - **1-3:** Possessed Hiver - **4+:** Xenos Abomination 3 levels (depending of the lowest Gang Rating): - Level 1 (Peril Minoris): 1000-1300 - Level 2 (Peril Secundus): 1301-1600 - Level 3 (Peril Extremis): 1601+ Deployment rules: - Deployed by the player with Priority. - Not within 6” of any fighter. Roll a D6 at the start of each round, starting with the 2nd round, after rolling for Priority. Deployed on a 4+: - 4: In the deployment zone of the gang with Priority. - 5: Within 6” of the centre. - 6: Anywhere. #### Activation - Activates at the start of the End phase (before Bottle tests). - Roll-off to determine which gang controls the Horror. - Treats all fighters from all gangs as enemies. #### Rewards For Defeating a Horror - Inflict wound: +1 XP. - Out of Action: +2 XP and +1 Reputation. ## Horrors ### Possessed Hiver (Unsanctioned) | Level | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | ----- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1 | 5” | 4+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 3 | 4+ | 2 | 5+ | 5+ | 6+ | 9+ | | 2 | 5” | 3+ | 4+ | 4 | 4 | 4 | 3+ | 3 | 5+ | 4+ | 5+ | 9+ | | 3 | 6” | 2+ | 3+ | 5 | 5 | 5 | 3+ | 4 | 5+ | 3+ | 4+ | 9+ | #### Skills Bull Charge, [Catfall](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#1-catfall), [Dodge](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#3-dodge), [Nerves of Steel](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#4-nerves-of-steel), [Rain of Blows](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-rain-of-blows), [True Grit](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-true-grit). #### Weapon & Wargear - Daemonic Talons: - Str S, AP -2, D 2, Cursed, <Tooltip type="traits" content="melee">Melee</Tooltip>, Rending - [Bio-booster](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#bio-booster), [photo-goggles](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#photo-goggles) and respirator. #### Daemonic Invulnerability - Level 1: 6+ save (unmodifiable by AP). - Level 2: 5+ save (unmodifiable by AP). - Level 3: 4+ save (unmodifiable by AP). #### Daemonic Speed Can make D3 Actions instead of the normal 2 (controlling gang chooses) #### Terrifying Pass a Willpower test to target this fighter with a Fight (Basic) or Shoot (Basic) action, or the action ends immediately (wasted). However, the action does not count as being performed, so the same action can be attempted again, if the fighter has more available actions in the activation. :::danger House Rule - Apply the Willpower test to any attack (ranged or melee) regardless of Basic or Double. - Psychic attacks that are not made as a Fight/Shoot action ignores this Willpower test. ::: #### Wyrd Powers **Telekinesis:** Levitation (Basic), Continuous Effect **Pyromancy:** Scouring (Basic) Add additional Wyrd Powers depending of level: - **Level 1:** +1 Wyrd Power. - **Level 2:** +2 Wyrd Powers. - **Level 3:** +3 Wyrd Powers. Roll a D6 for each additional Wyrd Power: 1. **Biomancy:** Quickening (Basic), Continuous 1. **Chronomancy:** Freeze Time (Double), Continuous 1. **Pyromancy:** Flame Blast (Double), Continuous 1. **Technomancy:** Weapon Jinx (Simple) 1. **Telekinesis:** Assail (Basic) 1. **Telepathy:** Terrify (Double) ### Xenos Abomination | Level | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | ----- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1 | 6” | 3+ | 6+ | 2 | 3 | 3 | 4+ | 2 | 5+ | 6+ | 7+ | 10+ | | 1 | 5” | 5+ | 6+ | 3 | 4 | 2 | 3+ | 3 | 7+ | 7+ | 7+ | 10+ | | 1 | 3” | 4+ | 6+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 5+ | 2 | 5+ | 5+ | 5+ | 4+ | | 2 | 6” | 3+ | 6+ | 3 | 3 | 4 | 4+ | 3 | 6+ | 4+ | 7+ | 10+ | | 2 | 5” | 4+ | 6+ | 3 | 4 | 3 | 3+ | 3 | 7+ | 5+ | 7+ | 10+ | | 2 | 4” | 4+ | 6+ | 4 | 3 | 3 | 4+ | 3 | 5+ | 4+ | 5+ | 4+ | | 3 | 7” | 3+ | 6+ | 4 | 4 | 5 | 3+ | 3 | 6+ | 3+ | 6+ | 10+ | | 3 | 6” | 4+ | 6+ | 4 | 5 | 4 | 4+ | 4 | 7+ | 4+ | 6+ | 10+ | | 3 | 5” | 4+ | 6+ | 5 | 5 | 4 | 3+ | 3 | 5+ | 3+ | 5+ | 10+ | Agree on which profile to use, skills and weapons (depending of level). | Level | Wargear | Skills | | ----- | ------- | ------ | | 1 | 1 | 2 | | 2 | 2 | 3 | | 3 | 3 | 4 | #### Skills Choose from: - Agility - Brawn - Combat - Ferocity #### Wargear - [Bio-booster](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#bio-booster), [mesh armour](/docs/armoury/armour#mesh-armour), [photo-goggles](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#photo-goggles), Respirator. | WEAPON | S | L | Str | AP | D | Am | Traits | | :------------------------------- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ----------- | | Custom venomous bite | E | - | - | -2 | - | - | Toxin | | Custom razor-sharp talons | E | - | +1 | -1 | 1 | - | Rending | | Writhing tentacles | E | 3" | S | -1 | 1 | - | Entangle | | Spearing spines and bony growths | E | 1" | +1 | - | 2 | - | - | | Web shooter | T | - | 2 | - | - | 2+ | Silent, Web | | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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133 | # Gangs
The first thing any aspiring gang leader needs is a
gang of followers. Most gang leaders are experienced
fighters, champions or heroes who have struck out
on their own to further their legend and strengthen
their position within their House. Accompanying these
renowned fighters will be a core of close allies from
their former gang, competent and seasoned fighters
all. These fighters will form the core of the new gang, creating its hierarchy and leadership.
To these dangerous individuals will flock aspiring
gangers, the foot soldiers of their House. These
fighters will be joined by green Juves and youthful
Prospects. Juves are inexperienced rookies – in the
parlance of Necromunda, those individuals with little
to no fighting experience hoping to be accepted into a
gang and prove their worth. Prospects represent the
young hopefuls of the House. Often, these fighters are
the sons and daughters of past gangers. Such fighters
bring with them great potential, and a great weight of
responsibility to their forebears.
# House Gangs
## House Cawdor
[[house-cawdor]]
## House Delaque
[[delaque-terrain]]
[[delaque-sub-plots]]
[[house-delaque]]
## House Escher
## House Goliath
## House Orlock
## House Van Saar
<h2>Enforcers</h2>
<GangTile link="palanite-enforcers" >
## Palanite Enforcers
</GangTile>
<GangTile link="badzone-enforcers" >
## Badzone Enforcers
</GangTile>
<h2>Cults</h2>
<div className="gang-tiles">
<GangTile link="genestealer-cult" >
## Genestealer Cult
</GangTile>
<GangTile link="helot-chaos-cult" >
## Helot Chaos Cult
</GangTile>
<GangTile link="corpse-grinder-cult" >
## Corpse Grinder Cult
</GangTile>
</div>
<h2>Outlaws & Outsiders</h2>
<div className="gang-tiles">
<GangTile link="ash-wastes-nomads" >
## Ash Wastes Nomads
</GangTile>
<GangTile link="squats" >
## Ironhead Squat Prospectors
</GangTile>
<GangTile link="outcasts" >
## Outcasts
</GangTile>
<GangTile link="slave-ogryns" >
## Slave Ogryns
</GangTile>
<GangTile link="venators" >
## Venators
</GangTile>
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_"Even a rundown pile of scrap can become the focus for a vicious turf war when the alternative is getting burried alive by burning ash."_
\- Purven Grey, Dust City Roadwarder
In this scenario, two gangs attempt to take control of an outland settlement.
_Source: Necromunda 2018 Rulebook_
## Battlefield
Standard (Ash Wastes).
## Crews
Custom (10). Vehicles can be included.
## Tactics Cards
- Custom (2).
- **Underdog** (starting crew cost): +1 random per 100 credits.
## Deployment
Randomize a gang to choose a battlefield edge and set up the entire crew within 6". The opponent sets up within 6" of the opposite edge.
## The Beast Stirs
_It doesn't pay to think too hard about what's living under all this ash…_
At the start of each round, each gang (starting with the gang with Priority) places 1 Beast's Lair anywhere at least 6" from a model.
At the end of each round, remove all Beast's Lairs.
### The Beast's Lair
Use the [Beast's Lair special rule](/docs/battlefield-setup/scenario-rules#the-beasts-lair).
## Ending the Battle
The battle ends (at the end of any round) if max 1 gang remains.
## Victory
The last remaining gang is the winner. Otherwise it is a draw.
## Rewards
#### Credits
- Win: D3x10.
#### Experience
Scenario specific rewards:
- +1 for taking part.
- +1 if surviving at least one Beast encounter.
Standard rewards:
- +1 for taking an enemy Out of Action.
- +1 for taking an enemy Leader or Champion Out of Action.
- +1 for killing an enemy (during the battle).
- +1 for Rallying.
#### Reputation
- +D3 (win).
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_The mercenary Kroot can be found in countless regions across the galaxy, sometimes fighting with the enemies of the Imperium, sometimes fighting with its allies. While Necromunda does not tolerate xenos to enter its hive cities, some examples of alien weapons, such as Kroot long rifles, can sometimes be bought from Cold Traders._
| Weapon | Rg S | Rg L | Ac S | Ac L | S | AP | D | Am | Traits | AL | Cost |
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| Kroot long rife | | | | | | | | | | R10 | 30 |
| - ranged | 12" | 24" | +1 | - | 4 | - | 1 | 4+ | <Tooltip type="traits" content="esoteric">Esoteric</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="knockback">Knockback</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="plentiful">Plentiful</Tooltip> |
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713 | # 95. Dust Bowl Skirmish
_"You meet anyone else out in the Wastes, you shoot first and ask questions later."_
\- Gabriela Merdena, Road Captain, The Brazen Maidens, House Orlock
Two gangs encounter each other in the midst of the wastes and a fight breaks out!
_Source: Necromunda 2018 Rulebook_
## Battlefield
Standard (Ash Wastes). Size approximately 3'x3' to 4'x4'.
## Crews
- Custom (can include vehicles).
## Tactics Cards
- Custom (2).
- **Underdog** (starting crew cost): +1 random per 100 credits.
## Deployment
Standard.
## Pitch Black
When selecting this scenario, roll a 4+ to enable Pitch Black.
## Ending the Battle
The battle ends when any of the following are true:
- Only one gang remains on the battlefield.
## Victory
The last remaining gang is the winner. Otherwise it is a draw.
## Rewards
#### Credits
- D6x10 (win).
- D3x10 (draw).
#### Experience
Scenario specific rewards:
- +1 for taking part.
- +2 for taking an enemy Leader Out of Action.
Standard rewards:
- +1 for taking an enemy Out of Action.
- +1 for taking an enemy Leader or Champion Out of Action.
- +1 for killing an enemy (during the battle).
- +1 for Rallying.
#### Reputation
- +D3 to the winner.
- -1 for bottling out. | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | ['Sector Mechanicus', 'Zone Mortalis', 'Ash Wastes Scenario', 'Vehicles'] | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # 95. Dust Bowl Skirmish _"You meet anyone else out in the Wastes, you shoot first and ask questions later."_ \- Gabriela Merdena, Road Captain, The Brazen Maidens, House Orlock Two gangs encounter each other in the midst of the wastes and a fight breaks out! _Source: Necromunda 2018 Rulebook_ ## Battlefield Standard (Ash Wastes). Size approximately 3'x3' to 4'x4'. ## Crews - Custom (can include vehicles). ## Tactics Cards - Custom (2). - **Underdog** (starting crew cost): +1 random per 100 credits. ## Deployment Standard. ## Pitch Black When selecting this scenario, roll a 4+ to enable Pitch Black. ## Ending the Battle The battle ends when any of the following are true: - Only one gang remains on the battlefield. ## Victory The last remaining gang is the winner. Otherwise it is a draw. ## Rewards #### Credits - D6x10 (win). - D3x10 (draw). #### Experience Scenario specific rewards: - +1 for taking part. - +2 for taking an enemy Leader Out of Action. Standard rewards: - +1 for taking an enemy Out of Action. - +1 for taking an enemy Leader or Champion Out of Action. - +1 for killing an enemy (during the battle). - +1 for Rallying. #### Reputation - +D3 to the winner. - -1 for bottling out. | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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507 | # House Goliath
_Source: House of Chains_
_Strength is all for House Goliath. Without the physical strength to dominate rivals or to endure the hardships of Necromunda, a Goliath is nothing. They were created as a slave race to work the refineries and forges of Necromunda and toil in places where even hardy Necromundans could not survive, and while the members of the clan are practically abhuman in their size and strength, only fools underestimate their resourcefulness and low cunning. It was the folly of their creators, who believed the Goliaths could be kept docile and ignorant though genetic meddling, that allowed elements of the clan to gain their independence. Ironically, no sooner had the Goliaths gained their freedom from their creators than they enslaved themselves again through the creation of a savage hierarchy. From among their ranks, the strongest rose to dominate domes and hives, culminating in the ascendance of the Over-tyrant, the lord of all the Goliaths on Necromunda. This overlord holds dominion over the clan via the flow of life-giving stimms – chem cocktails essential to the continued existence of all Goliaths. The clan’s reverence of strength, however, grants the Over-tyrant this right, and while the members of House Goliath once rebelled against outside control, they willingly accept rulership by one of their own._
_Goliaths are unique among the peoples of Necromunda, being on the whole gene-smithed beings, forged from a stable genus of humanity but enhanced for strength and endurance. Whether or not Goliaths are, in fact, abhumans remains a subject of much debate among the representatives of the Adeptus Terra on Necromunda, though the Imperium has deemed them ‘sanctioned’ for use on the hive world under the proviso that Lord Helmawr monitors their development. To date, most Goliaths are still largely created through esoteric biological means – rapidly grown in amneo-vats from flesh-templates and turned out into the refineries and factories for immediate hard labour. These brutish creations are mostly male and mostly sterile, living for less than a decade on a diet of backbreaking work and growth stimms before their bodies fail and they die. Despite this short life-span, Goliaths are born with a baseline knowledge of their world and their position in it, delivered via a cranial data-slug. During the years of slavery, this mnemonic injection was intended to keep the Goliaths ignorant and included only the basest information, keeping them at a learning level akin to a small child or a clever animal. After the Goliaths won their freedom, the Alphas ensured that the data-slug was altered to include the collected knowledge and experience of the Goliaths who had come before. In this way, the Goliaths share the knowledge of the clan gathered over hundreds of generations, giving them a working understanding of everything from hive industries to clan weaponry._
## Gang Composition
House Goliath follows the [normal rules](core-gang-creation.md#gang-composition) for Gang Composition.
## Special Rules
Follow normal rules as other gangs with the following exceptions:
- [Gene-smithing](#gene-smithing).
- Specialist Champion does not have Group Activation (1).
## Fighters
### Goliath Forge Tyrant (Leader) - Cost 135
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 4” | 3+ | 3+ | 4 | 4 | 2 | 3+ | 3 | 5+ | 4+ | 8+ | 7+ |
#### Ganger Details
**Restrictions:** None.
**Special Rules:**
* Gang Leader
* Gang Hierarchy (Leader)
* Tools of the Trade
* Group Activation (2)
**Gang Leader:** A House Goliath gang must always include a single fighter with this
special rule:
- A fighter with this special rule may not retire during Campaign play. For a gang
leader, the only way out is death.
- Should this fighter die during the course of a campaign, or otherwise be removed
from the gang (for example, if a captured Leader is Sold to the Guilders), another
fighter must be promoted to replace them (see ‘Death of a Leader’ ).
**Gang Hierarchy (Leader):** During a battle, once this fighter’s gang has failed a
Bottle test, during any End phase in which this fighter passes its Cool check and
does not flee the battlefield, any friendly Goliath fighters that are within 12" of this
fighter will automatically pass their Cool check and will not flee the battlefield.
Additionally, during Campaign play this fighter may perform post-battle actions.
Tools of the Trade: This fighter enjoys access to a wide variety of weapons. A
fighter with this special rule may take multiple equipment sets.
**Group Activation (2):** When a fighter with this special rule is activated, their
controlling player can choose to activate a number of additional Ready friendly
Goliath fighters equal to the number shown in brackets that are within 3" of this
fighter as part of a ‘Group Activation’:
- The controlling player must nominate all of the fighters who will be activated in
this way before any of them is activated.
- Once all participants of the Group Activation have been nominated, the
controlling player selects one and activates them as normal, fully resolving
their activation before selecting and activating the next. Each fighter activates
individually; groups do not activate simultaneously.
Additional fighters with this special rule activated in this way may not themselves
use this special rule during this activation.
**Skills:** When recruited, a Goliath Forge Tyrant may choose one skill from their
Primary skill sets (as described in the Necromunda Rulebook). This skill does not
cost any XP and does not increase the fighter’s credits value.
#### Skill Access
A Goliath Forge Tyrant has access to the following skill sets:
| [Agility](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#agility) | [Brawn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#brawn) | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Cunning](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#cunning) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | [Shooting](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#shooting) | [Muscle](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#muscle) |
| :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------: |
| - | Primary | Secondary | - | Primary | Primary | - | Secondary | Secondary |
#### Equipment
A Goliath Forge Tyrant may purchase weapons and Wargear from the Goliath Forge Tyrant equipment list:
- During the course of a campaign, a Goliath Forge Tyrant may be given additional weapons and Wargear purchased from this list, from the Trading Post and from the Black Market.
- A Goliath Forge Tyrant has no restrictions upon the types of weapon they can take; all weapon types are available.
#### Goliath Forge Tyrant Equipment List
##### Weapons
| Item | Credits |
| :--------------------------------------------------------- | ------: |
| **BASIC WEAPONS** |
| Boltgun | 55 |
| Combat shotgun with salvo & shredder ammo | 60 |
| Shotgun with solid & scatter ammo | 30 |
| - Executioner ammo | +20 |
| - Inferno ammo | +15 |
| Stub cannon | 20 |
| **PISTOLS** |
| Combi-pistol (bolt pistol/ hand flamer) | 110 |
| Combi-pistol (bolt pistol/ plasma pistol) | 80 |
| Combi-pistol (stub gun/ plasma pistol) | 40 |
| Bolt pistol | 45 |
| Hand flamer | 75 |
| Stub gun | 5 |
| - Dumdum rounds | +5 |
| **SPECIAL WEAPONS** |
| Combi-weapon (bolter/flamer) | 175 |
| Combi-weapon (bolter/ grenade launcher with frag grenades) | 80 |
| Combi-weapon (bolter/melta) | 165 |
| Combi-weapon (bolter/plasma gun) | 115 |
| Flamer | 140 |
| Grenade launcher with frag & krak grenades | 55 |
| - Smoke grenades | +15 |
| - Stun rounds | +15 |
| Meltagun | 135 |
| **HEAVY WEAPONS** |
| Heavy bolter\* | 160 |
| Heavy flamer\* | 195 |
| Heavy stubber\* | 130 |
| ‘Krumper’ rivet cannon\* | 70 |
| Missile launcher (with frag & krak missiles)\* | 165 |
| Multi-melta\* | 180 |
| **CLOSE COMBAT WEAPONS** |
| Axe | 10 |
| Brute cleaver | 20 |
| Chainsword | 25 |
| Chainaxe | 25 |
| Fighting knife | 10 |
| Maul (club) | 10 |
| Power axe | 35 |
| Power hammer | 45 |
| ‘Renderizer’ serrated axe\* | 40 |
| - Master-crafted | +10 |
| Servo claw | 35 |
| Spud-jacker | 15 |
| - Master-crafted | +5 |
| Two-handed axe | 25 |
| Two-handed hammer\* | 35 |
##### Wargear
| Item | Credits |
| :---------------------------------------------------------- | ------: |
| **GRENADES** |
| Blasting charges | 35 |
| Frag grenades | 30 |
| Krak grenades | 45 |
| Smoke grenades | 15 |
| Stun grenades | 25 |
| **ARMOUR** |
| Carapace armour - Light | 80 |
| Carapace armour - Heavy | 100 |
| Furnace plates | 5 |
| **PERSONAL EQUIPMENT** |
| Armoured undersuit | 25 |
| Bio-booster | 35 |
| Drop rig | 10 |
| Filter plugs | 10 |
| Photo-goggles | 35 |
| Respirator | 15 |
| Skinblade | 10 |
| Stimm-slug stash | 25 |
| **WEAPON ACCESSORIES** |
| Gunshroud (Basic Weapons and Pistols only) | 20 |
| Suspensor (Heavy Weapons only) | 60 |
| Telescopic sight† (Pistols, Basic and Special Weapons only) | 25 |
| **STATUS ITEMS: EXOTIC BEASTS** |
| 0-1 Sumpkroc | 130 |
##### Lore
_Goliath Forge Tyrants are brutal overseers who rule their gangs with iron-fisted savagery, the nature of the House of Chains demanding nothing less. Should a Forge Tyrant show any sign of weakness it would immediately invite challengers from within the ranks of the gang to dethrone them. For this reason, a Forge Tyrant must always be ready to defend their position and to exert their dominance through raw physical strength. Many Forge Tyrants periodically pick one of their gangers to make an example of, the sound of breaking bones and knuckles hitting meat a good reminder of who is in charge._
_Source: House of Chains_
### Goliath Forge Boss (Champion) - Cost 100
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 4” | 3+ | 4+ | 4 | 4 | 2 | 4+ | 2 | 6+ | 5+ | 8+ | 8+ |
**Restrictions:** None.
**Special Rules:** Gang Hierarchy (Champion), Tools of the Trade, Group Activation (1).
#### Special Rules
**Gang Hierarchy (Champion):** During a battle, once this fighter’s gang has failed
a Bottle test, during any End phase in which this fighter passes its Cool check and
does not flee the battlefield, any friendly Goliath fighters that are within 6" of this
fighter will automatically pass their Cool check and will not flee the battlefield.
Additionally, during Campaign play this fighter may perform post-battle actions.
**Tools of the Trade:** This fighter enjoys access to a wide variety of weapons. A
fighter with this special rule may take multiple equipment sets.
**Group Activation (1):** When a fighter with this special rule is activated, their
controlling player can choose to activate a number of additional Ready friendly
Goliath fighters equal to the number shown in brackets that are within 3" of this
fighter as part of a ‘Group Activation’:
- The controlling player must nominate all of the fighters who will be activated in this way before any of them is activated.
- Once all participants of the Group Activation have been nominated, the
controlling player selects one and activates them as normal, fully resolving
their activation before selecting and activating the next. Each fighter activates
individually; groups do not activate simultaneously.
Additional fighters with this special rule activated in this
way may not themselves use this special rule during
this activation.
**Skills:** When recruited, a Goliath Forge Boss
may choose one skill from their Primary skill sets
(as described in the Necromunda Rulebook). This
skill does not cost any XP and does not increase the
fighter’s credits value
#### Skill Access
A Goliath Forge Boss has access to the following skill sets:
| [Agility](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#agility) | [Brawn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#brawn) | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Cunning](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#cunning) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | [Shooting](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#shooting) | [Muscle](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#muscle) |
| :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------: |
| - | Primary | Secondary | - | Primary | Secondary | - | Secondary | Secondary |
#### Equipment
A Goliath Forge Boss may purchase weapons and Wargear from the Goliath Forge Boss equipment list:
- During the course of a campaign, a Goliath Forge Boss may be given additional weapons and Wargear purchased from this list, from the Trading Post and from the Black Market.
- A Goliath Forge Boss has no restrictions upon the types of weapon they can take; all weapon types are available.
#### Goliath Forge Boss Equipment List
#### Weapons
| Item | Credits |
| :--------------------------------------------------------- | ------: |
| **BASIC WEAPONS** |
| Boltgun | 55 |
| Combat shotgun with salvo & shredder ammo | 60 |
| Shotgun with solid & scatter ammo | 30 |
| Stub cannon | 20 |
| **PISTOLS** |
| Combi-pistol (bolt pistol/ hand flamer) | 110 |
| Combi-pistol (bolt pistol/ plasma pistol) | 80 |
| Combi-pistol (stub gun/ plasma pistol) | 40 |
| Bolt pistol | 45 |
| Hand flamer | 75 |
| Stub gun | 5 |
| - Dumdum rounds | +5 |
| **SPECIAL WEAPONS** |
| Combi-weapon (bolter/flamer) | 175 |
| Combi-weapon (bolter/ grenade launcher with frag grenades) | 80 |
| Combi-weapon (bolter/melta) | 165 |
| Combi-weapon (bolter/plasma gun) | 115 |
| Flamer | 140 |
| Grenade launcher with frag & krak grenades | 55 |
| - Smoke grenades | +15 |
| - Stun rounds | +15 |
| Meltagun | 135 |
| **HEAVY WEAPONS** |
| Heavy bolter\* | 160 |
| Heavy flamer\* | 195 |
| Heavy stubber\* | 130 |
| ‘Krumper’ rivet cannon\* | 70 |
| Missile launcher (with frag & krak missiles)\* | 165 |
| Multi-melta\* | 180 |
| **CLOSE COMBAT WEAPONS** |
| Axe | 10 |
| Brute cleaver | 20 |
| Chainsword | 25 |
| Chainaxe | 25 |
| Fighting knife | 10 |
| Maul (club) | 10 |
| Power axe | 35 |
| Power hammer | 45 |
| ‘Renderizer’ serrated axe\* | 40 |
| - Master-crafted | +10 |
| Servo claw | 35 |
| Spud-jacker | 15 |
| - Master-crafted | +5 |
| Two-handed axe | 25 |
| Two-handed hammer\* | 35 |
#### Wargear
| Item | Credits |
| :---------------------------------------------------------- | ------: |
| **GRENADES** |
| Blasting charges | 35 |
| Frag grenades | 30 |
| Krak grenades | 45 |
| Smoke grenades | 15 |
| Stun grenades | 25 |
| **ARMOUR** |
| Carapace armour - Light | 80 |
| Furnace plates | 5 |
| **PERSONAL EQUIPMENT** |
| Armoured undersuit | 25 |
| Bio-booster | 35 |
| Drop rig | 10 |
| Filter plugs | 10 |
| Photo-goggles | 35 |
| Respirator | 15 |
| Skinblade | 10 |
| Stimm-slug stash | 25 |
| **WEAPON ACCESSORIES** |
| Gunshroud (Basic Weapons and Pistols only) | 20 |
| Suspensor (Heavy Weapons only) | 60 |
| Telescopic sight† (Pistols, Basic and Special Weapons only) | 25 |
| **STATUS ITEMS: EXOTIC BEASTS** |
| 0-1 Sumpkroc | 130 |
#### Lore
_A good Forge Boss knows how to walk the line between being a second-in-command and being the heir to the throne. Forge Tyrants choose their Forge Bosses from those fighters who will challenge their dominance rather than grovel at their feet, as a Goliath is nothing if they cannot test their muscles and prove their physical superiority. It is the ambition of the Forge Boss, therefore, to replace the Forge Tyrant, and everything they do works toward this goal, constantly testing the strength of the leader until such time as they sense weakness, allowing them to assume their rightful place at the top._
### Stimmer (Specialist Champion) - Cost 125
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 4” | 2+ | 4+ | 4 | 4 | 2 | 4+ | 3 | 8+ | 4+ | 7+ | 8+ |
**Restrictions:** Pistol, Heavy and Close Combat.
**Special Rules:** Gang Hierarchy (Champion), Tools of the Trade, Combat Chems Stash.
#### Special Rules
**Gang Hierarchy (Champion):** During a battle, once this fighter’s gang has failed
a Bottle test, during any End phase in which this fighter passes its Cool check and
does not flee the battlefield, any friendly Goliath fighters that are within 6" of this
fighter will automatically pass their Cool check and will not flee the battlefield.
Additionally, during Campaign play this fighter may perform post-battle actions.
**Tools of the Trade:** This fighter enjoys access to a wide variety of weapons. A
fighter with this special rule may take multiple equipment sets.
**Combat Chems Stash:** Whenever this fighter is activated, it may choose to use Combat Chems. Until the End phase of this round this fighter gains an additional +D3 Attacks. However, if the dice roll is a natural 1, the fighter instead suffers a bad reaction and its Attacks characteristic is reduced to 1 until the End phase of this round.
**Skills:** When recruited, a Goliath Stimmer may choose one skill from their Primary
skill sets (as described in the Necromunda Rulebook). This skill does not cost any
XP and does not increase the fighter’s credits value.
#### Skill Access
A Goliath Stimmer has access to the following skill sets:
| [Agility](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#agility) | [Brawn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#brawn) | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Cunning](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#cunning) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | [Shooting](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#shooting) | [Muscle](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#muscle) |
| :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------: |
| - | Secondary | Secondary | - | Primary | - | - | - | Primary |
#### Equipment
A Goliath Stimmer may purchase weapons and Wargear from the Goliath Stimmer equipment list:
- During the course of a campaign, a Goliath Stimmer may be given additional weapons and Wargear purchased from this list, from the Trading Post and from the Black Market.
- A Goliath Stimmer may only be equipped with weapons chosen from this list, or from the Pistols, Heavy Weapons and Close Combat Weapons sections of the Trading Post or the Black Market.
##### Weapons
| Item | Credits |
| :------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------: |
| **PISTOLS** |
| Stub gun | 5 |
| - Dumdum rounds | +5 |
| **HEAVY WEAPONS** |
| Assault grenade launchers (twin-linked) with stun rounds & frag grenades\* | 65 |
| - Krak grenades | +30 |
| - Smoke grenades | +20 |
| **CLOSE COMBAT WEAPONS** |
| Fighting knife | 10 |
| ‘Pulverizer’ serrated axe | 30 |
| - Master-crafted | +10 |
| Paired ‘Pulverizers’\* | 50 |
| - Master-crafted | +10 |
| ‘Renderizer’ serrated axe\* | 40 |
| - Master-crafted | +10 |
| Spud-jacker | 15 |
| - Master-crafted | +5 |
| Paired spud-jackers\* | 25 |
| - Master-crafted | +10 |
##### Wargear
| Item | Credits |
| :------------------------------ | ------: |
| **GRENADES** |
| Frag grenades | 30 |
| Incendiary charges | 40 |
| Krak grenades | 45 |
| Melta bombs | 60 |
| Smoke grenades | 15 |
| Stun grenades | 25 |
| **ARMOUR** |
| Furnace plates | 5 |
| **PERSONAL EQUIPMENT** |
| Armoured undersuit | 25 |
| Bio-booster | 35 |
| Drop rig | 10 |
| Respirator | 15 |
| Skinblade | 10 |
| Stimm-slug stash | 25 |
| **STATUS ITEMS: EXOTIC BEASTS** |
| 0-1 Sumpkroc | 130 |
#### Lore
_When a ganger rises up through the ranks and gets a taste for chems and violence, they sometimes eschew the path to leadership, instead focusing all their efforts on the mastery of violence in its most brute forms. This is the Stimmer, a combat stimm-driven gang champion who has taken mastery of close combat to the extreme, and is happiest when running screaming at the enemy, guns blazing, or reducing fools to bloody hunks of meat up close and personal._
### Goliath Forge-Born (Prospect) - Cost 35
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 4+ | 5+ | 3 | 4 | 1 | 4+ | 1 | 9+ | 7+ | 9+ | 9+ |
**Restrictions:** Pistol, Special, Close Combat.
**Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Prospect), Tools of the Trade, Promotion (Goliath Forge Boss or Goliath Stimmer), Hot-headed, Fast Learner.
#### Special Rules
**Tools of the Trade:** This fighter enjoys access to a wide variety of weapons. A
fighter with this special rule may take multiple equipment sets.
**Gang Fighter (Prospect):** Fighters with this special rule form the backbone
of House Goliath gangs. The total number of fighters with the Gang Fighter (X)
special rule in the gang must always be equal to, or higher than, the total number of
fighters without the Gang Fighter (X) special rule combined, not counting Hangerson
or Hired Guns.
**Promotion (Goliath Forge Boss or Goliath Stimmer):** If, during the Downtime
phase of a campaign, this fighter has gained five or more Advancements, this
fighter may be promoted to become either a Goliath Forge Boss or a Goliath
Stimmer as the controlling player wishes.
When a fighter is promoted in this way, they will from now on count as either a
Goliath Forge Boss or a Goliath Stimmer for the purposes of determining which
equipment and skill sets they can access. Their existing characteristics do not
change, but they will lose the Promotion (Goliath Forge Boss or Goliath Stimmer),
Hot-headed, Fast Learner and Gang Fighter (Prospect) special rules and gain all
the special rules associated with either a Goliath Forge Boss or a Goliath Stimmer,
as appropriate.
Note that when a fighter is promoted in this way (especially when promoted to
become a Stimmer!), an appropriate model should be used to represent their new
category and type.
**Hot-headed:** Fighters with this special rule have much to prove and often act on
impulse alone, hoping to impress their superiors. Consequently, older and wiser
fighters expect them to be short-lived. Should a fighter with this special rule be
Seriously Injured or be taken Out of Action, friendly fighters that are within 3" do
not have to take a Nerve test, unless they also have this special rule.
**Fast Learner:** During campaign play, when this fighter gains a characteristic
Advancement, they do not need to spend an additional 2 XP if the characteristic
being improved has already been improved. In other words, this fighter may
improve a characteristic any number of times (up to the maximum) for the basic XP
cost shown each time.
#### Skill Access
A Goliath Forge-born has access to the following skill sets:
| [Agility](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#agility) | [Brawn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#brawn) | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Cunning](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#cunning) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | [Shooting](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#shooting) | [Muscle](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#muscle) |
| :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------: |
| Secondary | - | Primary | - | - | - | - | Secondary | - |
#### Equipment
A Goliath Forge-born may purchase weapons and Wargear from the Goliath Forge-born equipment list:
- During the course of a campaign, a Goliath Forge-born may be given additional weapons and Wargear purchased from this list, from the Trading Post and from the Black Market.
- A Goliath Forge-born may only be equipped with weapons chosen from this list, or from the Pistols and Close Combat Weapons sections of the Trading Post or the Black Market.
##### Goliath Forge-Born Equipment List
##### Weapons
| Item | Credits |
| :----------------------- | ------: |
| **PISTOLS** |
| Stub gun | 5 |
| - Dumdum rounds | +5 |
| **SPECIAL WEAPONS** |
| Storm-welder\* | 75 |
| **CLOSE COMBAT WEAPONS** |
| Fighting knife | 10 |
| Heavy rock saw\* | 120 |
##### Wargear
| Item | Credits |
| :--------------------- | ------: |
| **GRENADES** |
| Frag grenades | 30 |
| Incendiary charges | 40 |
| Krak grenades | 45 |
| Smoke grenades | 15 |
| **ARMOUR** |
| Furnace plates | 5 |
| **PERSONAL EQUIPMENT** |
| Armoured undersuit | 25 |
| Bio-booster | 35 |
| Filter plugs | 10 |
#### Lore
_Forge-born are the promising up and comers of the House of Chains. Harvested from a promising batch of Vatborn, or the sons and daughters of a powerful Alpha, they represent the future of the clan. In typical House Goliath fashion, these future gang champions and leaders are not coddled or protected, but rather thrust violently into the world to prove their worth. It is a task the Forge-born take to eagerly, often engaging in the riskiest professions for the clan, or bringing the most dangerous and unpredictable weapons to battle, so they might cause enough carnage to draw the eye of the Alphas and earn thereby their place in the gang._
### Goliath Bruiser (Ganger) - Cost 55
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 4” | 4+ | 4+ | 4 | 4 | 1 | 4+ | 1 | 8+ | 5+ | 9+ | 8+ |
**Restrictions:** Pistol, Basic, Close Combat.
**Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Ganger), Promotion (Goliath Specialist), Tools of the Trade (Goliath Specialist only).
#### Special Rules
**Gang Fighter (Ganger):** Fighters with this special rule form the backbone of
House Goliath gangs. The total number of fighters with the Gang Fighter (X)
special rule in the gang must always be equal to, or higher than, the total number of
fighters without the Gang Fighter (X) special rule combined, not counting Hangerson
or Hired Guns.
**Promotion (Goliath Specialist):** When the gang is founded, a single Goliath
Bruiser can be promoted to become a Goliath Specialist. During Campaign
play, additional Goliath Bruisers may become Goliath Specialists by spending
Experience (XP), as described in the campaign rules. A Goliath Specialist gains the
Tools of the Trade special rule, may purchase Special weapons, and may spend XP
to gain additional skills.
**Tools of the Trade (Goliath Specialist only):** This fighter enjoys access to
a wide variety of weapons. A fighter with this special rule may take multiple
equipment sets.
#### Skill Access
A Goliath Specialist has access to the following skill sets (note, however, that a Goliath Bruiser may not gain
additional skills):
| [Agility](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#agility) | [Brawn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#brawn) | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Cunning](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#cunning) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | [Shooting](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#shooting) | [Muscle](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#muscle) |
| :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------: |
| - | Primary | Secondary | - | Primary | - | - | Secondary | - |
#### Equipment
Goliath Bruisers and Goliath Specialists may purchase weapons and Wargear from the Goliath Bruiser
equipment list:
- During the course of a campaign, both Goliath Bruisers and Goliath Specialists may be given additional weapons purchased from this list.
- In addition, during a campaign both Goliath Bruisers and Goliath Specialists may be given additional Wargear purchased from this list, from the Trading Post and from the Black Market.
- A Goliath Bruiser may only be equipped with weapons chosen from the Basic Weapons, Pistols and Close Combat Weapons sections of this list.
- Once promoted, a Goliath Specialist has no restrictions upon the types of weapon they can take from this list; all weapon types within this list become available.
#### Goliath Bruiser Equipment List
##### Weapons
| Item | Credits |
| :----------------------------------------- | ------: |
| **BASIC WEAPONS** |
| Boltgun | 55 |
| Combat shotgun with salvo & shredder ammo | 60 |
| Shotgun with solid & scatter ammo | 30 |
| Stub cannon | 20 |
| **PISTOLS** |
| Bolt pistol | 45 |
| Hand flamer | 75 |
| Stub gun | 5 |
| - Dumdum rounds | +5 |
| **SPECIAL WEAPONS** |
| Flamer | 140 |
| Grenade launcher with frag & krak grenades | 55 |
| - Smoke grenades | +15 |
| - Stun rounds | +15 |
| Meltagun | 135 |
| **CLOSE COMBAT WEAPONS** |
| Axe | 10 |
| Brute cleaver | 20 |
| Fighting knife | 10 |
| Maul (club) | 10 |
| Spud-jacker | 15 |
| Two-handed axe\* | 25 |
| Two-handed hammer\* | 35 |
##### Wargear
| Item | Credits |
| :---------------------------------------------------------- | ------: |
| **GRENADES** |
| Frag grenades | 30 |
| Incendiary charges | 40 |
| Krak grenades | 45 |
| Smoke grenades | 15 |
| **ARMOUR** |
| Furnace plates | 5 |
| **PERSONAL EQUIPMENT** |
| Armoured undersuit | 25 |
| Drop rig | 10 |
| Filter plugs | 10 |
| Photo-goggles | 35 |
| Respirator | 15 |
| Stimm-slug stash | 25 |
| **WEAPON ACCESSORIES** |
| Telescopic sight† (Pistols, Basic and Special Weapons only) | 25 |
##### Lore
_Bruisers comprise the bulk of most Goliath gangs. They come from all parts of the clan, and can be Vatborn, Natborn or Unborn, each one drawn to the life of a ganger by the promise of quick creds and brutal violence. That most Bruisers end their days bleeding out in some dismal corner of the underhive doesn’t deter a Goliath, whose life expectancy is usually measured in only a handful of great cycles – if they are lucky!_
### Goliath Bully (Juve) - Cost 35
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 4” | 4+ | 5+ | 4 | 4 | 1 | 4+ | 1 | 9+ | 7+ | 9+ | 9+ |
**Restrictions:** Pistol and Close Combat.
**Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Juve), Promotion (Goliath Specialist), Fast Learner.
<details className="">
<summary>Special Rules</summary>
**Gang Fighter (Juve):** Fighters with this special rule form the backbone of House
Goliath gangs. The total number of fighters with the Gang Fighter (X) special rule
in the gang must always be equal to, or higher than, the total number of fighters
without the Gang Fighter (X) special rule combined, not counting Hangers-on or
Hired Guns.
**Promotion (Goliath Specialist):** If, during the Downtime phase of a campaign,
this fighter has gained five or more Advancements, this fighter may be promoted to
become a Goliath Specialist.
When a fighter is promoted in this way, they will from now on count as a Goliath
Bruiser for the purposes of determining which equipment and skill sets they can
access. Their existing characteristics do not change, but they will lose the Gang
Fighter (Juve), Promotion (Goliath Specialist) and Fast Learner special rules and
gain all the special rules associated with a Goliath Specialist.
**Fast Learner:** During campaign play, when this fighter gains a characteristic
Advancement, they do not need to spend an additional 2 XP if the characteristic
being improved has already been improved. In other words, this fighter may
improve a characteristic any number of times (up to the maximum) for the basic XP
cost shown each time.
</details>
<details className="">
<summary>Skill Access</summary>
A Goliath Bully has access to the following skill sets:
| [Agility](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#agility) | [Brawn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#brawn) | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Cunning](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#cunning) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | [Shooting](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#shooting) | [Muscle](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#muscle) |
| :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------: |
| Secondary | Secondary | - | - | Primary | - | - | - | - |
</details>
<details className="equipment">
<summary>Equipment</summary>
A Goliath Bully may purchase weapons and Wargear from the Goliath Bully equipment list:
- During the course of a campaign, a Goliath Bully may be given additional weapons purchased from this list.
- In addition, during a campaign a Goliath Bully may be given additional Wargear purchased from this list, from
the Trading Post and from the Black Market.
#### Goliath Bully Equipment List
<br />
<details>
<summary>Weapons</summary>
| Item | Credits |
| :----------------------- | ------: |
| **PISTOLS** |
| Stub gun | 5 |
| - Dumdum rounds | +5 |
| **CLOSE COMBAT WEAPONS** |
| Axe | 10 |
| Brute cleaver | 20 |
| Fighting knife | 10 |
| Spud-jacker | 15 |
</details>
<details>
<summary>Wargear</summary>
| Item | Credits |
| :--------------------- | ------: |
| **GRENADES** |
| Frag grenades | 30 |
| Incendiary charges | 40 |
| Krak grenades | 45 |
| Smoke grenades | 15 |
| **ARMOUR** |
| Furnace plates | 5 |
| **PERSONAL EQUIPMENT** |
| Armoured undersuit | 25 |
| Drop rig | 10 |
| Filter plugs | 10 |
| Stimm-slug stash | 25 |
</details>
</details>
<details className="lore">
<summary>Lore</summary>
_If the life of a Bruiser is short and savage then the life of a Bully is even more so. Bullys join Goliath gangs with none of the combat experience of a Bruiser, often fresh from the forge gangs or slave pits, with only the ambition to break free of their past life driving them on. Some may, in time, rise up to take their place in the gang proper, or even make a name for themselves as a Forge Boss or even a Forge Tyrant. Most, however, don’t survive their first gang fight, sent out by their leaders to soak up bullets and shrapnel and clear the way for more valuable fighters._
</details>
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="210">
### 0-1 'Zerker (Brute)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 4” | 3+ | 6+ | 6 | 5 | 3 | 5+ | 3 | 7+ | 6+ | 8+ | 10+ |
**Skills:** [Impetuous](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#3-impetuous) (consolidate 4” instead of 2”).
**Wargear:** 2 x Open Fists.
**Restrictions:** 'Zerker Brute options.
Can roll a D6 when activated to modify the Attack
characteristic (until the end of the round):
| D6 | Outcome |
| ------- | ---------- |
| **1** | Attack = 1 |
| **2** | +1 Attack |
| **3-4** | +2 Attack |
| **5-6** | +3 Attack |
_The members of House Goliath are notorious for their gen-hancing and bio- manipulation of their physical forms to monstrous levels. Many Goliath infants are vat-grown, the better to ensure a healthy specimen, whilst others are born of Goliath parents deemed suitable to reproduce for their adherence to the Goliath physical ideal. Whatever the infant’s origin, from an early age House Goliath utilises all manner of artificial assistance to boost its members’ abilities to superhuman levels, be it through the use of combat stimms or other, more esoteric drugs brokered through dealings with House Escher, or the genetic manipulation of their young, up to and including the surgical grafting on of huge volumes of extra muscle mass. There are almost no limits to which the members of House Goliath will not go in their pursuit of what they deem to be the physical ideal. Indeed, this manipulation of their form has gone on for so many centuries that there are those within the Administratum and the Adeptus Mechanicus who believe that many of House Goliath have evolved to become a distinct sub-set of abhuman unique to Necromunda. This is quite alarming considering that gen-hancement and vat-grown muscle grafting is common across the Imperium, and speaks volumes about the levels to which House Goliath has taken these practices._
_Such abuse of growth stimms, surgeries and other methods is not without risks, however, as even the most baseline of Goliaths will show noticeable reductions in cognitive function. For Goliaths that push the limits of their physical form to the extreme, the risks are even greater. Rampant and uncontrollable muscle growth, spontaneous bone spur mutations, metabolisms that rage out of control and total loss of all higher brain functions are common. Such post-human flesh hulks are frequently seen in the gangs of the underhive, where in the crude parlance of the gangs they are called ‘Zerkers’, bringing rampant destruction to the foes of their house._
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="120">
### 0-1 Sumpkroc (Exotic Beast)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 4” | 3+ | - | 4 | 4 | 2 | 6+ | 2 | 8+ | 68+ | 7+ | 11+ |
**Wargear:** Flensing knife (same as ferocious jaws), [mesh armour](/docs/armoury/armour#mesh-armour) (5+, same as: Scaly Hide 2).
#### Counter-charge
Once per round, if all conditions are true:
- Active.
- An enemy charges the owner.
After the enemy movement, interrupt the Activation by performing a Charge (Double) action against the enemy fighter, including the Fight (Basic) action. Finally, the enemy can continue the Charge action and make the attacks as normal (if still Engaged).
_Hive legend has it that many thousands of years ago, during a different age of Necromunda, a now long-extinct type of reptile became the fashion accessory of choice for uphive nobility. Imported as eggs, once hatched these snappy little creatures were seen everywhere for a period of several seasons, kept in fine artificial habitats or carried around in specially-made hand luggage. They became almost common, rapidly…_
_But as they became common, so too did they become big, and with size came increased aggression. Many were culled after accidents led to lost digits, even lost limbs, and in some cases, so the legends go, loss of life. Many more were hurriedly discarded down waste chutes and heat sinks. And so, in the fullness of time, many were found by the denizens of the underhive. Over time, these strange creatures were captured as a new food source, but that practice ended as they were more likely to make food of their human hunters._
_And there their story might have ended in extinction, but for the intervention of House Goliath. For some inexplicable reason, the Goliaths were attracted to these creatures as pets, taking pride in their size and strength, and revelling in their ferocity._
_Today, the Sumpkrocs that House Goliath keep are somewhat different to the original creature, with centuries of genetic cloning causing a few changes and they no longer wholly resemble the creature first imported…_
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="100">
### Mauler (Vehicle)
| M | Front | Side | Rear | W | Hnd | Sv |
| --- | ----- | ---- | ---- | --- | --- | --- |
| 7” | 5 | 4 | 4 | 3 | 5+ | 5+ |
**Type:** Hybrid drive (wheeled & tracked).
**Upgrade Slots:** 2 Body, 1 Drive, 1 Engine.
**Weapon Locomotion:** 1 (Crew: Front).
#### Power Ram
Improve S, AP and D by 2 for vehicle impacts involving this vehicle's front arc.
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="25">
### Road Thug (Crew)
| BS | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 4+ | 7+ | 7+ | 7+ | 7+ |
**Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Crew), Vehicle Crew.
</FighterCard>
## Skill Access
| | [Agility](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#agility) | [Brawn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#brawn) | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Driving](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#driving) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | [Shooting](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#shooting) | [Muscle](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#muscle) |
| :---------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Leader | - | Primary | Secondary | - | Primary | Primary | - | Secondary | Secondary |
| Champion (Specialist) | - | Secondary | Secondary | - | Primary | - | - | - | Primary |
| Champion | - | Primary | Secondary | - | Primary | Secondary | - | Secondary | Secondary |
| Ganger (Specialist) | - | Primary | Secondary | - | Primary | - | - | Secondary | - |
| Juve (Specialist) | Secondary | - | Primary | - | - | - | - | Secondary | - |
| Juve | Secondary | Secondary | - | - | Primary | - | - | - | - |
| Brute (‘Zerker) | - | Primary | Secondary | - | Secondary | - | - | - | Primary |
| Exotic Beast (Sumpkroc) | - | Primary | - | - | Secondary | - | - | - | - |
| Crew (Road Thug) | - | - | - | Primary | - | Secondary | Secondary | Primary | - |
## Vehicles
All vehicles in a Goliath gang add the following to their equipment lists:
### Goliath Vehicle Equipment List
<details open>
<summary>Weapons</summary>
| Item | Credits |
| :------------------------------------------- | ------: |
| **BASIC WEAPONS** |
| Boltgun | 55 |
| Stub cannon | 20 |
| **SPECIAL WEAPONS** |
| Meltagun | 135 |
| **HEAVY WEAPONS** |
| Heavy bolter | 160 |
| ‘Krumpa’ rivet cannon | 70 |
| Missile launcher (with frag & krak missiles) | 165 |
| Multi-melta | 180 |
</details>
<details open>
<summary>Wargear</summary>
| Item | Credits |
| :---------------------------------------------------------- | ------: |
| **WEAPON ACCESSORIES** |
| Telescopic sight† (Pistols, Basic and Special Weapons only) | 25 |
</details> | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 5 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # House Goliath _Source: House of Chains_ _Strength is all for House Goliath. Without the physical strength to dominate rivals or to endure the hardships of Necromunda, a Goliath is nothing. They were created as a slave race to work the refineries and forges of Necromunda and toil in places where even hardy Necromundans could not survive, and while the members of the clan are practically abhuman in their size and strength, only fools underestimate their resourcefulness and low cunning. It was the folly of their creators, who believed the Goliaths could be kept docile and ignorant though genetic meddling, that allowed elements of the clan to gain their independence. Ironically, no sooner had the Goliaths gained their freedom from their creators than they enslaved themselves again through the creation of a savage hierarchy. From among their ranks, the strongest rose to dominate domes and hives, culminating in the ascendance of the Over-tyrant, the lord of all the Goliaths on Necromunda. This overlord holds dominion over the clan via the flow of life-giving stimms – chem cocktails essential to the continued existence of all Goliaths. The clan’s reverence of strength, however, grants the Over-tyrant this right, and while the members of House Goliath once rebelled against outside control, they willingly accept rulership by one of their own._ _Goliaths are unique among the peoples of Necromunda, being on the whole gene-smithed beings, forged from a stable genus of humanity but enhanced for strength and endurance. Whether or not Goliaths are, in fact, abhumans remains a subject of much debate among the representatives of the Adeptus Terra on Necromunda, though the Imperium has deemed them ‘sanctioned’ for use on the hive world under the proviso that Lord Helmawr monitors their development. To date, most Goliaths are still largely created through esoteric biological means – rapidly grown in amneo-vats from flesh-templates and turned out into the refineries and factories for immediate hard labour. These brutish creations are mostly male and mostly sterile, living for less than a decade on a diet of backbreaking work and growth stimms before their bodies fail and they die. Despite this short life-span, Goliaths are born with a baseline knowledge of their world and their position in it, delivered via a cranial data-slug. During the years of slavery, this mnemonic injection was intended to keep the Goliaths ignorant and included only the basest information, keeping them at a learning level akin to a small child or a clever animal. After the Goliaths won their freedom, the Alphas ensured that the data-slug was altered to include the collected knowledge and experience of the Goliaths who had come before. In this way, the Goliaths share the knowledge of the clan gathered over hundreds of generations, giving them a working understanding of everything from hive industries to clan weaponry._ ## Gang Composition House Goliath follows the [normal rules](core-gang-creation.md#gang-composition) for Gang Composition. ## Special Rules Follow normal rules as other gangs with the following exceptions: - [Gene-smithing](#gene-smithing). - Specialist Champion does not have Group Activation (1). ## Fighters ### Goliath Forge Tyrant (Leader) - Cost 135 | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 4” | 3+ | 3+ | 4 | 4 | 2 | 3+ | 3 | 5+ | 4+ | 8+ | 7+ | #### Ganger Details **Restrictions:** None. **Special Rules:** * Gang Leader * Gang Hierarchy (Leader) * Tools of the Trade * Group Activation (2) **Gang Leader:** A House Goliath gang must always include a single fighter with this special rule: - A fighter with this special rule may not retire during Campaign play. For a gang leader, the only way out is death. - Should this fighter die during the course of a campaign, or otherwise be removed from the gang (for example, if a captured Leader is Sold to the Guilders), another fighter must be promoted to replace them (see ‘Death of a Leader’ ). **Gang Hierarchy (Leader):** During a battle, once this fighter’s gang has failed a Bottle test, during any End phase in which this fighter passes its Cool check and does not flee the battlefield, any friendly Goliath fighters that are within 12" of this fighter will automatically pass their Cool check and will not flee the battlefield. Additionally, during Campaign play this fighter may perform post-battle actions. Tools of the Trade: This fighter enjoys access to a wide variety of weapons. A fighter with this special rule may take multiple equipment sets. **Group Activation (2):** When a fighter with this special rule is activated, their controlling player can choose to activate a number of additional Ready friendly Goliath fighters equal to the number shown in brackets that are within 3" of this fighter as part of a ‘Group Activation’: - The controlling player must nominate all of the fighters who will be activated in this way before any of them is activated. - Once all participants of the Group Activation have been nominated, the controlling player selects one and activates them as normal, fully resolving their activation before selecting and activating the next. Each fighter activates individually; groups do not activate simultaneously. Additional fighters with this special rule activated in this way may not themselves use this special rule during this activation. **Skills:** When recruited, a Goliath Forge Tyrant may choose one skill from their Primary skill sets (as described in the Necromunda Rulebook). This skill does not cost any XP and does not increase the fighter’s credits value. #### Skill Access A Goliath Forge Tyrant has access to the following skill sets: | [Agility](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#agility) | [Brawn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#brawn) | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Cunning](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#cunning) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | [Shooting](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#shooting) | [Muscle](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#muscle) | | :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | | - | Primary | Secondary | - | Primary | Primary | - | Secondary | Secondary | #### Equipment A Goliath Forge Tyrant may purchase weapons and Wargear from the Goliath Forge Tyrant equipment list: - During the course of a campaign, a Goliath Forge Tyrant may be given additional weapons and Wargear purchased from this list, from the Trading Post and from the Black Market. - A Goliath Forge Tyrant has no restrictions upon the types of weapon they can take; all weapon types are available. #### Goliath Forge Tyrant Equipment List ##### Weapons | Item | Credits | | :--------------------------------------------------------- | ------: | | **BASIC WEAPONS** | | Boltgun | 55 | | Combat shotgun with salvo & shredder ammo | 60 | | Shotgun with solid & scatter ammo | 30 | | - Executioner ammo | +20 | | - Inferno ammo | +15 | | Stub cannon | 20 | | **PISTOLS** | | Combi-pistol (bolt pistol/ hand flamer) | 110 | | Combi-pistol (bolt pistol/ plasma pistol) | 80 | | Combi-pistol (stub gun/ plasma pistol) | 40 | | Bolt pistol | 45 | | Hand flamer | 75 | | Stub gun | 5 | | - Dumdum rounds | +5 | | **SPECIAL WEAPONS** | | Combi-weapon (bolter/flamer) | 175 | | Combi-weapon (bolter/ grenade launcher with frag grenades) | 80 | | Combi-weapon (bolter/melta) | 165 | | Combi-weapon (bolter/plasma gun) | 115 | | Flamer | 140 | | Grenade launcher with frag & krak grenades | 55 | | - Smoke grenades | +15 | | - Stun rounds | +15 | | Meltagun | 135 | | **HEAVY WEAPONS** | | Heavy bolter\* | 160 | | Heavy flamer\* | 195 | | Heavy stubber\* | 130 | | ‘Krumper’ rivet cannon\* | 70 | | Missile launcher (with frag & krak missiles)\* | 165 | | Multi-melta\* | 180 | | **CLOSE COMBAT WEAPONS** | | Axe | 10 | | Brute cleaver | 20 | | Chainsword | 25 | | Chainaxe | 25 | | Fighting knife | 10 | | Maul (club) | 10 | | Power axe | 35 | | Power hammer | 45 | | ‘Renderizer’ serrated axe\* | 40 | | - Master-crafted | +10 | | Servo claw | 35 | | Spud-jacker | 15 | | - Master-crafted | +5 | | Two-handed axe | 25 | | Two-handed hammer\* | 35 | ##### Wargear | Item | Credits | | :---------------------------------------------------------- | ------: | | **GRENADES** | | Blasting charges | 35 | | Frag grenades | 30 | | Krak grenades | 45 | | Smoke grenades | 15 | | Stun grenades | 25 | | **ARMOUR** | | Carapace armour - Light | 80 | | Carapace armour - Heavy | 100 | | Furnace plates | 5 | | **PERSONAL EQUIPMENT** | | Armoured undersuit | 25 | | Bio-booster | 35 | | Drop rig | 10 | | Filter plugs | 10 | | Photo-goggles | 35 | | Respirator | 15 | | Skinblade | 10 | | Stimm-slug stash | 25 | | **WEAPON ACCESSORIES** | | Gunshroud (Basic Weapons and Pistols only) | 20 | | Suspensor (Heavy Weapons only) | 60 | | Telescopic sight† (Pistols, Basic and Special Weapons only) | 25 | | **STATUS ITEMS: EXOTIC BEASTS** | | 0-1 Sumpkroc | 130 | ##### Lore _Goliath Forge Tyrants are brutal overseers who rule their gangs with iron-fisted savagery, the nature of the House of Chains demanding nothing less. Should a Forge Tyrant show any sign of weakness it would immediately invite challengers from within the ranks of the gang to dethrone them. For this reason, a Forge Tyrant must always be ready to defend their position and to exert their dominance through raw physical strength. Many Forge Tyrants periodically pick one of their gangers to make an example of, the sound of breaking bones and knuckles hitting meat a good reminder of who is in charge._ _Source: House of Chains_ ### Goliath Forge Boss (Champion) - Cost 100 | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 4” | 3+ | 4+ | 4 | 4 | 2 | 4+ | 2 | 6+ | 5+ | 8+ | 8+ | **Restrictions:** None. **Special Rules:** Gang Hierarchy (Champion), Tools of the Trade, Group Activation (1). #### Special Rules **Gang Hierarchy (Champion):** During a battle, once this fighter’s gang has failed a Bottle test, during any End phase in which this fighter passes its Cool check and does not flee the battlefield, any friendly Goliath fighters that are within 6" of this fighter will automatically pass their Cool check and will not flee the battlefield. Additionally, during Campaign play this fighter may perform post-battle actions. **Tools of the Trade:** This fighter enjoys access to a wide variety of weapons. A fighter with this special rule may take multiple equipment sets. **Group Activation (1):** When a fighter with this special rule is activated, their controlling player can choose to activate a number of additional Ready friendly Goliath fighters equal to the number shown in brackets that are within 3" of this fighter as part of a ‘Group Activation’: - The controlling player must nominate all of the fighters who will be activated in this way before any of them is activated. - Once all participants of the Group Activation have been nominated, the controlling player selects one and activates them as normal, fully resolving their activation before selecting and activating the next. Each fighter activates individually; groups do not activate simultaneously. Additional fighters with this special rule activated in this way may not themselves use this special rule during this activation. **Skills:** When recruited, a Goliath Forge Boss may choose one skill from their Primary skill sets (as described in the Necromunda Rulebook). This skill does not cost any XP and does not increase the fighter’s credits value #### Skill Access A Goliath Forge Boss has access to the following skill sets: | [Agility](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#agility) | [Brawn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#brawn) | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Cunning](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#cunning) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | [Shooting](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#shooting) | [Muscle](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#muscle) | | :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | | - | Primary | Secondary | - | Primary | Secondary | - | Secondary | Secondary | #### Equipment A Goliath Forge Boss may purchase weapons and Wargear from the Goliath Forge Boss equipment list: - During the course of a campaign, a Goliath Forge Boss may be given additional weapons and Wargear purchased from this list, from the Trading Post and from the Black Market. - A Goliath Forge Boss has no restrictions upon the types of weapon they can take; all weapon types are available. #### Goliath Forge Boss Equipment List #### Weapons | Item | Credits | | :--------------------------------------------------------- | ------: | | **BASIC WEAPONS** | | Boltgun | 55 | | Combat shotgun with salvo & shredder ammo | 60 | | Shotgun with solid & scatter ammo | 30 | | Stub cannon | 20 | | **PISTOLS** | | Combi-pistol (bolt pistol/ hand flamer) | 110 | | Combi-pistol (bolt pistol/ plasma pistol) | 80 | | Combi-pistol (stub gun/ plasma pistol) | 40 | | Bolt pistol | 45 | | Hand flamer | 75 | | Stub gun | 5 | | - Dumdum rounds | +5 | | **SPECIAL WEAPONS** | | Combi-weapon (bolter/flamer) | 175 | | Combi-weapon (bolter/ grenade launcher with frag grenades) | 80 | | Combi-weapon (bolter/melta) | 165 | | Combi-weapon (bolter/plasma gun) | 115 | | Flamer | 140 | | Grenade launcher with frag & krak grenades | 55 | | - Smoke grenades | +15 | | - Stun rounds | +15 | | Meltagun | 135 | | **HEAVY WEAPONS** | | Heavy bolter\* | 160 | | Heavy flamer\* | 195 | | Heavy stubber\* | 130 | | ‘Krumper’ rivet cannon\* | 70 | | Missile launcher (with frag & krak missiles)\* | 165 | | Multi-melta\* | 180 | | **CLOSE COMBAT WEAPONS** | | Axe | 10 | | Brute cleaver | 20 | | Chainsword | 25 | | Chainaxe | 25 | | Fighting knife | 10 | | Maul (club) | 10 | | Power axe | 35 | | Power hammer | 45 | | ‘Renderizer’ serrated axe\* | 40 | | - Master-crafted | +10 | | Servo claw | 35 | | Spud-jacker | 15 | | - Master-crafted | +5 | | Two-handed axe | 25 | | Two-handed hammer\* | 35 | #### Wargear | Item | Credits | | :---------------------------------------------------------- | ------: | | **GRENADES** | | Blasting charges | 35 | | Frag grenades | 30 | | Krak grenades | 45 | | Smoke grenades | 15 | | Stun grenades | 25 | | **ARMOUR** | | Carapace armour - Light | 80 | | Furnace plates | 5 | | **PERSONAL EQUIPMENT** | | Armoured undersuit | 25 | | Bio-booster | 35 | | Drop rig | 10 | | Filter plugs | 10 | | Photo-goggles | 35 | | Respirator | 15 | | Skinblade | 10 | | Stimm-slug stash | 25 | | **WEAPON ACCESSORIES** | | Gunshroud (Basic Weapons and Pistols only) | 20 | | Suspensor (Heavy Weapons only) | 60 | | Telescopic sight† (Pistols, Basic and Special Weapons only) | 25 | | **STATUS ITEMS: EXOTIC BEASTS** | | 0-1 Sumpkroc | 130 | #### Lore _A good Forge Boss knows how to walk the line between being a second-in-command and being the heir to the throne. Forge Tyrants choose their Forge Bosses from those fighters who will challenge their dominance rather than grovel at their feet, as a Goliath is nothing if they cannot test their muscles and prove their physical superiority. It is the ambition of the Forge Boss, therefore, to replace the Forge Tyrant, and everything they do works toward this goal, constantly testing the strength of the leader until such time as they sense weakness, allowing them to assume their rightful place at the top._ ### Stimmer (Specialist Champion) - Cost 125 | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 4” | 2+ | 4+ | 4 | 4 | 2 | 4+ | 3 | 8+ | 4+ | 7+ | 8+ | **Restrictions:** Pistol, Heavy and Close Combat. **Special Rules:** Gang Hierarchy (Champion), Tools of the Trade, Combat Chems Stash. #### Special Rules **Gang Hierarchy (Champion):** During a battle, once this fighter’s gang has failed a Bottle test, during any End phase in which this fighter passes its Cool check and does not flee the battlefield, any friendly Goliath fighters that are within 6" of this fighter will automatically pass their Cool check and will not flee the battlefield. Additionally, during Campaign play this fighter may perform post-battle actions. **Tools of the Trade:** This fighter enjoys access to a wide variety of weapons. A fighter with this special rule may take multiple equipment sets. **Combat Chems Stash:** Whenever this fighter is activated, it may choose to use Combat Chems. Until the End phase of this round this fighter gains an additional +D3 Attacks. However, if the dice roll is a natural 1, the fighter instead suffers a bad reaction and its Attacks characteristic is reduced to 1 until the End phase of this round. **Skills:** When recruited, a Goliath Stimmer may choose one skill from their Primary skill sets (as described in the Necromunda Rulebook). This skill does not cost any XP and does not increase the fighter’s credits value. #### Skill Access A Goliath Stimmer has access to the following skill sets: | [Agility](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#agility) | [Brawn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#brawn) | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Cunning](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#cunning) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | [Shooting](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#shooting) | [Muscle](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#muscle) | | :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | | - | Secondary | Secondary | - | Primary | - | - | - | Primary | #### Equipment A Goliath Stimmer may purchase weapons and Wargear from the Goliath Stimmer equipment list: - During the course of a campaign, a Goliath Stimmer may be given additional weapons and Wargear purchased from this list, from the Trading Post and from the Black Market. - A Goliath Stimmer may only be equipped with weapons chosen from this list, or from the Pistols, Heavy Weapons and Close Combat Weapons sections of the Trading Post or the Black Market. ##### Weapons | Item | Credits | | :------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------: | | **PISTOLS** | | Stub gun | 5 | | - Dumdum rounds | +5 | | **HEAVY WEAPONS** | | Assault grenade launchers (twin-linked) with stun rounds & frag grenades\* | 65 | | - Krak grenades | +30 | | - Smoke grenades | +20 | | **CLOSE COMBAT WEAPONS** | | Fighting knife | 10 | | ‘Pulverizer’ serrated axe | 30 | | - Master-crafted | +10 | | Paired ‘Pulverizers’\* | 50 | | - Master-crafted | +10 | | ‘Renderizer’ serrated axe\* | 40 | | - Master-crafted | +10 | | Spud-jacker | 15 | | - Master-crafted | +5 | | Paired spud-jackers\* | 25 | | - Master-crafted | +10 | ##### Wargear | Item | Credits | | :------------------------------ | ------: | | **GRENADES** | | Frag grenades | 30 | | Incendiary charges | 40 | | Krak grenades | 45 | | Melta bombs | 60 | | Smoke grenades | 15 | | Stun grenades | 25 | | **ARMOUR** | | Furnace plates | 5 | | **PERSONAL EQUIPMENT** | | Armoured undersuit | 25 | | Bio-booster | 35 | | Drop rig | 10 | | Respirator | 15 | | Skinblade | 10 | | Stimm-slug stash | 25 | | **STATUS ITEMS: EXOTIC BEASTS** | | 0-1 Sumpkroc | 130 | #### Lore _When a ganger rises up through the ranks and gets a taste for chems and violence, they sometimes eschew the path to leadership, instead focusing all their efforts on the mastery of violence in its most brute forms. This is the Stimmer, a combat stimm-driven gang champion who has taken mastery of close combat to the extreme, and is happiest when running screaming at the enemy, guns blazing, or reducing fools to bloody hunks of meat up close and personal._ ### Goliath Forge-Born (Prospect) - Cost 35 | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 4+ | 5+ | 3 | 4 | 1 | 4+ | 1 | 9+ | 7+ | 9+ | 9+ | **Restrictions:** Pistol, Special, Close Combat. **Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Prospect), Tools of the Trade, Promotion (Goliath Forge Boss or Goliath Stimmer), Hot-headed, Fast Learner. #### Special Rules **Tools of the Trade:** This fighter enjoys access to a wide variety of weapons. A fighter with this special rule may take multiple equipment sets. **Gang Fighter (Prospect):** Fighters with this special rule form the backbone of House Goliath gangs. The total number of fighters with the Gang Fighter (X) special rule in the gang must always be equal to, or higher than, the total number of fighters without the Gang Fighter (X) special rule combined, not counting Hangerson or Hired Guns. **Promotion (Goliath Forge Boss or Goliath Stimmer):** If, during the Downtime phase of a campaign, this fighter has gained five or more Advancements, this fighter may be promoted to become either a Goliath Forge Boss or a Goliath Stimmer as the controlling player wishes. When a fighter is promoted in this way, they will from now on count as either a Goliath Forge Boss or a Goliath Stimmer for the purposes of determining which equipment and skill sets they can access. Their existing characteristics do not change, but they will lose the Promotion (Goliath Forge Boss or Goliath Stimmer), Hot-headed, Fast Learner and Gang Fighter (Prospect) special rules and gain all the special rules associated with either a Goliath Forge Boss or a Goliath Stimmer, as appropriate. Note that when a fighter is promoted in this way (especially when promoted to become a Stimmer!), an appropriate model should be used to represent their new category and type. **Hot-headed:** Fighters with this special rule have much to prove and often act on impulse alone, hoping to impress their superiors. Consequently, older and wiser fighters expect them to be short-lived. Should a fighter with this special rule be Seriously Injured or be taken Out of Action, friendly fighters that are within 3" do not have to take a Nerve test, unless they also have this special rule. **Fast Learner:** During campaign play, when this fighter gains a characteristic Advancement, they do not need to spend an additional 2 XP if the characteristic being improved has already been improved. In other words, this fighter may improve a characteristic any number of times (up to the maximum) for the basic XP cost shown each time. #### Skill Access A Goliath Forge-born has access to the following skill sets: | [Agility](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#agility) | [Brawn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#brawn) | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Cunning](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#cunning) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | [Shooting](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#shooting) | [Muscle](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#muscle) | | :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | | Secondary | - | Primary | - | - | - | - | Secondary | - | #### Equipment A Goliath Forge-born may purchase weapons and Wargear from the Goliath Forge-born equipment list: - During the course of a campaign, a Goliath Forge-born may be given additional weapons and Wargear purchased from this list, from the Trading Post and from the Black Market. - A Goliath Forge-born may only be equipped with weapons chosen from this list, or from the Pistols and Close Combat Weapons sections of the Trading Post or the Black Market. ##### Goliath Forge-Born Equipment List ##### Weapons | Item | Credits | | :----------------------- | ------: | | **PISTOLS** | | Stub gun | 5 | | - Dumdum rounds | +5 | | **SPECIAL WEAPONS** | | Storm-welder\* | 75 | | **CLOSE COMBAT WEAPONS** | | Fighting knife | 10 | | Heavy rock saw\* | 120 | ##### Wargear | Item | Credits | | :--------------------- | ------: | | **GRENADES** | | Frag grenades | 30 | | Incendiary charges | 40 | | Krak grenades | 45 | | Smoke grenades | 15 | | **ARMOUR** | | Furnace plates | 5 | | **PERSONAL EQUIPMENT** | | Armoured undersuit | 25 | | Bio-booster | 35 | | Filter plugs | 10 | #### Lore _Forge-born are the promising up and comers of the House of Chains. Harvested from a promising batch of Vatborn, or the sons and daughters of a powerful Alpha, they represent the future of the clan. In typical House Goliath fashion, these future gang champions and leaders are not coddled or protected, but rather thrust violently into the world to prove their worth. It is a task the Forge-born take to eagerly, often engaging in the riskiest professions for the clan, or bringing the most dangerous and unpredictable weapons to battle, so they might cause enough carnage to draw the eye of the Alphas and earn thereby their place in the gang._ ### Goliath Bruiser (Ganger) - Cost 55 | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 4” | 4+ | 4+ | 4 | 4 | 1 | 4+ | 1 | 8+ | 5+ | 9+ | 8+ | **Restrictions:** Pistol, Basic, Close Combat. **Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Ganger), Promotion (Goliath Specialist), Tools of the Trade (Goliath Specialist only). #### Special Rules **Gang Fighter (Ganger):** Fighters with this special rule form the backbone of House Goliath gangs. The total number of fighters with the Gang Fighter (X) special rule in the gang must always be equal to, or higher than, the total number of fighters without the Gang Fighter (X) special rule combined, not counting Hangerson or Hired Guns. **Promotion (Goliath Specialist):** When the gang is founded, a single Goliath Bruiser can be promoted to become a Goliath Specialist. During Campaign play, additional Goliath Bruisers may become Goliath Specialists by spending Experience (XP), as described in the campaign rules. A Goliath Specialist gains the Tools of the Trade special rule, may purchase Special weapons, and may spend XP to gain additional skills. **Tools of the Trade (Goliath Specialist only):** This fighter enjoys access to a wide variety of weapons. A fighter with this special rule may take multiple equipment sets. #### Skill Access A Goliath Specialist has access to the following skill sets (note, however, that a Goliath Bruiser may not gain additional skills): | [Agility](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#agility) | [Brawn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#brawn) | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Cunning](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#cunning) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | [Shooting](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#shooting) | [Muscle](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#muscle) | | :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | | - | Primary | Secondary | - | Primary | - | - | Secondary | - | #### Equipment Goliath Bruisers and Goliath Specialists may purchase weapons and Wargear from the Goliath Bruiser equipment list: - During the course of a campaign, both Goliath Bruisers and Goliath Specialists may be given additional weapons purchased from this list. - In addition, during a campaign both Goliath Bruisers and Goliath Specialists may be given additional Wargear purchased from this list, from the Trading Post and from the Black Market. - A Goliath Bruiser may only be equipped with weapons chosen from the Basic Weapons, Pistols and Close Combat Weapons sections of this list. - Once promoted, a Goliath Specialist has no restrictions upon the types of weapon they can take from this list; all weapon types within this list become available. #### Goliath Bruiser Equipment List ##### Weapons | Item | Credits | | :----------------------------------------- | ------: | | **BASIC WEAPONS** | | Boltgun | 55 | | Combat shotgun with salvo & shredder ammo | 60 | | Shotgun with solid & scatter ammo | 30 | | Stub cannon | 20 | | **PISTOLS** | | Bolt pistol | 45 | | Hand flamer | 75 | | Stub gun | 5 | | - Dumdum rounds | +5 | | **SPECIAL WEAPONS** | | Flamer | 140 | | Grenade launcher with frag & krak grenades | 55 | | - Smoke grenades | +15 | | - Stun rounds | +15 | | Meltagun | 135 | | **CLOSE COMBAT WEAPONS** | | Axe | 10 | | Brute cleaver | 20 | | Fighting knife | 10 | | Maul (club) | 10 | | Spud-jacker | 15 | | Two-handed axe\* | 25 | | Two-handed hammer\* | 35 | ##### Wargear | Item | Credits | | :---------------------------------------------------------- | ------: | | **GRENADES** | | Frag grenades | 30 | | Incendiary charges | 40 | | Krak grenades | 45 | | Smoke grenades | 15 | | **ARMOUR** | | Furnace plates | 5 | | **PERSONAL EQUIPMENT** | | Armoured undersuit | 25 | | Drop rig | 10 | | Filter plugs | 10 | | Photo-goggles | 35 | | Respirator | 15 | | Stimm-slug stash | 25 | | **WEAPON ACCESSORIES** | | Telescopic sight† (Pistols, Basic and Special Weapons only) | 25 | ##### Lore _Bruisers comprise the bulk of most Goliath gangs. They come from all parts of the clan, and can be Vatborn, Natborn or Unborn, each one drawn to the life of a ganger by the promise of quick creds and brutal violence. That most Bruisers end their days bleeding out in some dismal corner of the underhive doesn’t deter a Goliath, whose life expectancy is usually measured in only a handful of great cycles – if they are lucky!_ ### Goliath Bully (Juve) - Cost 35 | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 4” | 4+ | 5+ | 4 | 4 | 1 | 4+ | 1 | 9+ | 7+ | 9+ | 9+ | **Restrictions:** Pistol and Close Combat. **Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Juve), Promotion (Goliath Specialist), Fast Learner. <details className=""> <summary>Special Rules</summary> **Gang Fighter (Juve):** Fighters with this special rule form the backbone of House Goliath gangs. The total number of fighters with the Gang Fighter (X) special rule in the gang must always be equal to, or higher than, the total number of fighters without the Gang Fighter (X) special rule combined, not counting Hangers-on or Hired Guns. **Promotion (Goliath Specialist):** If, during the Downtime phase of a campaign, this fighter has gained five or more Advancements, this fighter may be promoted to become a Goliath Specialist. When a fighter is promoted in this way, they will from now on count as a Goliath Bruiser for the purposes of determining which equipment and skill sets they can access. Their existing characteristics do not change, but they will lose the Gang Fighter (Juve), Promotion (Goliath Specialist) and Fast Learner special rules and gain all the special rules associated with a Goliath Specialist. **Fast Learner:** During campaign play, when this fighter gains a characteristic Advancement, they do not need to spend an additional 2 XP if the characteristic being improved has already been improved. In other words, this fighter may improve a characteristic any number of times (up to the maximum) for the basic XP cost shown each time. </details> <details className=""> <summary>Skill Access</summary> A Goliath Bully has access to the following skill sets: | [Agility](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#agility) | [Brawn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#brawn) | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Cunning](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#cunning) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | [Shooting](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#shooting) | [Muscle](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#muscle) | | :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | | Secondary | Secondary | - | - | Primary | - | - | - | - | </details> <details className="equipment"> <summary>Equipment</summary> A Goliath Bully may purchase weapons and Wargear from the Goliath Bully equipment list: - During the course of a campaign, a Goliath Bully may be given additional weapons purchased from this list. - In addition, during a campaign a Goliath Bully may be given additional Wargear purchased from this list, from the Trading Post and from the Black Market. #### Goliath Bully Equipment List <br /> <details> <summary>Weapons</summary> | Item | Credits | | :----------------------- | ------: | | **PISTOLS** | | Stub gun | 5 | | - Dumdum rounds | +5 | | **CLOSE COMBAT WEAPONS** | | Axe | 10 | | Brute cleaver | 20 | | Fighting knife | 10 | | Spud-jacker | 15 | </details> <details> <summary>Wargear</summary> | Item | Credits | | :--------------------- | ------: | | **GRENADES** | | Frag grenades | 30 | | Incendiary charges | 40 | | Krak grenades | 45 | | Smoke grenades | 15 | | **ARMOUR** | | Furnace plates | 5 | | **PERSONAL EQUIPMENT** | | Armoured undersuit | 25 | | Drop rig | 10 | | Filter plugs | 10 | | Stimm-slug stash | 25 | </details> </details> <details className="lore"> <summary>Lore</summary> _If the life of a Bruiser is short and savage then the life of a Bully is even more so. Bullys join Goliath gangs with none of the combat experience of a Bruiser, often fresh from the forge gangs or slave pits, with only the ambition to break free of their past life driving them on. Some may, in time, rise up to take their place in the gang proper, or even make a name for themselves as a Forge Boss or even a Forge Tyrant. Most, however, don’t survive their first gang fight, sent out by their leaders to soak up bullets and shrapnel and clear the way for more valuable fighters._ </details> </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="210"> ### 0-1 'Zerker (Brute) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 4” | 3+ | 6+ | 6 | 5 | 3 | 5+ | 3 | 7+ | 6+ | 8+ | 10+ | **Skills:** [Impetuous](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#3-impetuous) (consolidate 4” instead of 2”). **Wargear:** 2 x Open Fists. **Restrictions:** 'Zerker Brute options. Can roll a D6 when activated to modify the Attack characteristic (until the end of the round): | D6 | Outcome | | ------- | ---------- | | **1** | Attack = 1 | | **2** | +1 Attack | | **3-4** | +2 Attack | | **5-6** | +3 Attack | _The members of House Goliath are notorious for their gen-hancing and bio- manipulation of their physical forms to monstrous levels. Many Goliath infants are vat-grown, the better to ensure a healthy specimen, whilst others are born of Goliath parents deemed suitable to reproduce for their adherence to the Goliath physical ideal. Whatever the infant’s origin, from an early age House Goliath utilises all manner of artificial assistance to boost its members’ abilities to superhuman levels, be it through the use of combat stimms or other, more esoteric drugs brokered through dealings with House Escher, or the genetic manipulation of their young, up to and including the surgical grafting on of huge volumes of extra muscle mass. There are almost no limits to which the members of House Goliath will not go in their pursuit of what they deem to be the physical ideal. Indeed, this manipulation of their form has gone on for so many centuries that there are those within the Administratum and the Adeptus Mechanicus who believe that many of House Goliath have evolved to become a distinct sub-set of abhuman unique to Necromunda. This is quite alarming considering that gen-hancement and vat-grown muscle grafting is common across the Imperium, and speaks volumes about the levels to which House Goliath has taken these practices._ _Such abuse of growth stimms, surgeries and other methods is not without risks, however, as even the most baseline of Goliaths will show noticeable reductions in cognitive function. For Goliaths that push the limits of their physical form to the extreme, the risks are even greater. Rampant and uncontrollable muscle growth, spontaneous bone spur mutations, metabolisms that rage out of control and total loss of all higher brain functions are common. Such post-human flesh hulks are frequently seen in the gangs of the underhive, where in the crude parlance of the gangs they are called ‘Zerkers’, bringing rampant destruction to the foes of their house._ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="120"> ### 0-1 Sumpkroc (Exotic Beast) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 4” | 3+ | - | 4 | 4 | 2 | 6+ | 2 | 8+ | 68+ | 7+ | 11+ | **Wargear:** Flensing knife (same as ferocious jaws), [mesh armour](/docs/armoury/armour#mesh-armour) (5+, same as: Scaly Hide 2). #### Counter-charge Once per round, if all conditions are true: - Active. - An enemy charges the owner. After the enemy movement, interrupt the Activation by performing a Charge (Double) action against the enemy fighter, including the Fight (Basic) action. Finally, the enemy can continue the Charge action and make the attacks as normal (if still Engaged). _Hive legend has it that many thousands of years ago, during a different age of Necromunda, a now long-extinct type of reptile became the fashion accessory of choice for uphive nobility. Imported as eggs, once hatched these snappy little creatures were seen everywhere for a period of several seasons, kept in fine artificial habitats or carried around in specially-made hand luggage. They became almost common, rapidly…_ _But as they became common, so too did they become big, and with size came increased aggression. Many were culled after accidents led to lost digits, even lost limbs, and in some cases, so the legends go, loss of life. Many more were hurriedly discarded down waste chutes and heat sinks. And so, in the fullness of time, many were found by the denizens of the underhive. Over time, these strange creatures were captured as a new food source, but that practice ended as they were more likely to make food of their human hunters._ _And there their story might have ended in extinction, but for the intervention of House Goliath. For some inexplicable reason, the Goliaths were attracted to these creatures as pets, taking pride in their size and strength, and revelling in their ferocity._ _Today, the Sumpkrocs that House Goliath keep are somewhat different to the original creature, with centuries of genetic cloning causing a few changes and they no longer wholly resemble the creature first imported…_ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="100"> ### Mauler (Vehicle) | M | Front | Side | Rear | W | Hnd | Sv | | --- | ----- | ---- | ---- | --- | --- | --- | | 7” | 5 | 4 | 4 | 3 | 5+ | 5+ | **Type:** Hybrid drive (wheeled & tracked). **Upgrade Slots:** 2 Body, 1 Drive, 1 Engine. **Weapon Locomotion:** 1 (Crew: Front). #### Power Ram Improve S, AP and D by 2 for vehicle impacts involving this vehicle's front arc. </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="25"> ### Road Thug (Crew) | BS | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 4+ | 7+ | 7+ | 7+ | 7+ | **Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Crew), Vehicle Crew. </FighterCard> ## Skill Access | | [Agility](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#agility) | [Brawn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#brawn) | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Driving](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#driving) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | [Shooting](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#shooting) | [Muscle](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#muscle) | | :---------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Leader | - | Primary | Secondary | - | Primary | Primary | - | Secondary | Secondary | | Champion (Specialist) | - | Secondary | Secondary | - | Primary | - | - | - | Primary | | Champion | - | Primary | Secondary | - | Primary | Secondary | - | Secondary | Secondary | | Ganger (Specialist) | - | Primary | Secondary | - | Primary | - | - | Secondary | - | | Juve (Specialist) | Secondary | - | Primary | - | - | - | - | Secondary | - | | Juve | Secondary | Secondary | - | - | Primary | - | - | - | - | | Brute (‘Zerker) | - | Primary | Secondary | - | Secondary | - | - | - | Primary | | Exotic Beast (Sumpkroc) | - | Primary | - | - | Secondary | - | - | - | - | | Crew (Road Thug) | - | - | - | Primary | - | Secondary | Secondary | Primary | - | ## Vehicles All vehicles in a Goliath gang add the following to their equipment lists: ### Goliath Vehicle Equipment List <details open> <summary>Weapons</summary> | Item | Credits | | :------------------------------------------- | ------: | | **BASIC WEAPONS** | | Boltgun | 55 | | Stub cannon | 20 | | **SPECIAL WEAPONS** | | Meltagun | 135 | | **HEAVY WEAPONS** | | Heavy bolter | 160 | | ‘Krumpa’ rivet cannon | 70 | | Missile launcher (with frag & krak missiles) | 165 | | Multi-melta | 180 | </details> <details open> <summary>Wargear</summary> | Item | Credits | | :---------------------------------------------------------- | ------: | | **WEAPON ACCESSORIES** | | Telescopic sight† (Pistols, Basic and Special Weapons only) | 25 | </details> | Hybrid drive (wheeled & tracked). | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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938 | # Apocrypha Necromundus: Lingua Primus
_Do you speak Necromundan? Maybe not as well as you thought… Turns out that there are many tongues in the underhive (as well as the universal language of violence, of course), and this latest instalment of Apocrypha Necromundus takes a look at a few of them._
Source: [Warhammer Community, 21 May 2020](https://www.warhammer-community.com/2020/05/21/apocrypha-necromundus-lingua-primus-part-1gw-homepage-post-3/), [Warhammer Community, 04 Jun 2020](https://www.warhammer-community.com/2020/06/04/apocrypha-necromundus-lingua-primus-part-2gw-homepage-post-4/)
Necromunda is home to thousands of languages and dialects, each hive and region having its own unique version of Imperial Gothic. High Gothic (the language of the Adeptus Terra) is seldom spoken below the spire. Even the various types of Low Gothic (the day-to-day tongue used, with much regional variation, across the Imperium) are typically restricted to Hive City and the Merchants Guild – though most gangers and underhivers know enough to get by. Each clan has its own local dialect based on common clan argot, or words and phrases appropriated from other languages, or a bastardisation of Low Gothic.
## Goliath Gutter Tongue
House Goliath has a broad vernacular when it comes to clan speak. Common words such as “skinnies” and “starvins” are both terms Goliaths use for non-clanners, though they have their own terms for specific rival clans. “Wastes” is a common Goliath term for Van Saar, while they like to refer to Eschers as “vyps”, “seks” or “vens” because of the all-female clan’s heavy use of poison. Guilders are called “scrugs”, possibly a reference to Hive Lugs, an old term referencing the Merchants Guild’s role in Necromundan society.
Alphas, the Over-tyrant and Lord Helmawr are all “boss-meyn”, or “korf-boss”, representing a boss or forge boss respectively. Goliaths are also rightly proud of their forge fanes and have their own terms for these sacred places. To a Goliath, his forge is his “korf”, or “meyn-korf” if he wants to accentuate the fact it is his home. His gang is his “korf-broheym”, or forge-brothers. Vatborn, natborn and unborn also have their own terms within the clan, known as “bron-embo”, “bron-tru” and “bron-ost” respectively.
Despite this wealth of distinctive clan words and phrases, Goliaths don’t communicate by spoken language alone. In the deafening roar of the factorum, the Goliath use their own kind of sign language known as Half-hand. Using one hand, the Goliath signs common phrases like “stand back”, “help me” or “fight me”. Gangs have further adapted Half-hand to include their tattoos, the fighters gesturing to body markings with different signs to communicate “enemy ahead”, “bad air” or “scrag ’em!”. This level of sophistication is often lost on their enemies, who think the Goliath are merely slapping their muscles, or making obscene gestures, not communicating battle tactics.
## Escher Clan Argot
Of all the Clan Houses on Necromunda, House Escher is perhaps the most multilingual. High Gothic is spoken within the vaulted chambers of the Council of Crones, and is the favoured language when dealing with the Great Houses or representatives of the Imperium. Meanwhile, Low Gothic is also spoken by the Escher of Hive City, especially those who must deal with off-world merchants or Cold Traders, it being the ‘common tongue’ of the hive world.
House Escher, because of its long history and dealings with all of the Great Houses, has many groups who speak the noble languages of Necromunda, such as the picture dialects of House Ran Lo or the sprac-speak of House Greim. The largest of these groups, however, know how to speak Ulanti Reg’le Argot, the language of the Regent House of Necromunda. House Escher’s own clan dialect borrows many words from Ulanti Argot, like “dreckos”, the Ulanti word for rubbish or waste, or “carvos”, a specific strike with a narrow bladed weapon. In gang culture, these words are often shortened and mixed in with regular underhive dialects or gutter speak. So for example a “drek” is a “dodgy situation”, as in “she’n stepped proper-right into drek”.
Individual Escher gangs have their own dialects as well, created to allow a gang’s members to talk to one other without letting their enemies know exactly what they are saying. Metals and gems form a basis for a lot of these dialects, and often each gang might attribute different meanings to them. When one gang says something is all “nickel and gelt” it might mean it is good, while another gang might decide these words are bad. Likewise, a “jade” or “jet” might be a hardened fighter, a useless hiver, or anything in between.
## Orlock Road Slang
House Orlock is a melting pot of dialects and languages from across Necromunda. The far ranging settlements controlled by the Clan House incorporate people from all corners of the world, and its gangers usually talk in a mix of Low Gothic, Waster, Duster or Drudge.
Duster clan cant is common to those who must traverse the wastes, phrases like “voltrum dai” or “kaeyan dai” used as greetings depending on the season, while Duster hand signs, like the rotated fist that means one cycle, or the splayed fingers swept over the sky indicating a storm front coming in, are used without thought. By contrast, Drudge words are based on a form of pidgin Gothic, the words themselves seldom having more than one syllable. A “tor”, for instance, is a factorum, while “gids” are Guilders and “seers” are bosses.
Orlock gangs who spend any amount of time outside the hive cities are also likely to pick up Waster, the language of the outlands. Wasters have lots of words for things hivers seldom use, like the sky, as well as almost a hundred different words for ash – ranging from “fuma”, the fine ash that falls like mist and finds its way through the smallest cracks, to “atar”, the burning ash that clings to everything it touches and eats through respirator seals.
## Van Saar Techno-lingua
The House of Artifice prides itself on the sophistication of its communication. While other Clan Houses might engage in crude or base versions of more evolved languages, members of House Van Saar use binary codes and ancient dialect forms to talk to one another.
Among the Archeoteks, this is especially prevalent as they use a tongue known as Tek-Nik-El. This was handed down through the generations from the first of their kind, who themselves claim descent from those first colonists of Necromunda. Tek-Nik-El is a form of ancient Terran, and uses words like Dosrite – a term to denote someone speaks true – or Harshtarg – a word that can mean ‘everything I say is now connected’ or ‘heed my words for they carry great import’.
It is from Tek-Nik-El that many Van Saar objects and jobs derive their names, like the Koders who mind-wipe mono-task servitors, or the Tek-Jacks, whose job it is to follow power cables to their true source.
Over the centuries, House Van Saar has also been influenced by its association with the Adeptus Mechanicus and the worship of the Omnissiah. Though the faith is still a small part of the Clan House, and these connections are mostly made through the passing down of archprints to the factorums of Necromunda, some of the tongue of the Red Planet has found a home with the clanners of House Van Saar.
The most prevalent of these is the binharic cant practised by the lowest echelons of the tech priesthood. Van Saar gangs have adopted this, as it is a code few other gangs can crack – the varying code bursts sound like background noise to the untrained ear. Sometimes the Van Saar even turn the cant into actual words – phrases like all ones and no zeros or two by none are instantly recognisable as terms for untrustworthy fighters or places.
## Cawdor Pilgrim Cant
Even the lowest members of the House of Faith speak in religious phrases and ritual greetings. So ingrained in their culture are these liturgies of the Redemption that they talk in little else, and two Cawdor clanners can carry on a lengthy conversation using nothing but the words of the faith. For example, one might remark ‘On Sentinels Walls did the Golden Giant die, his doom the bell that rings yet still,’ to which the other might say ‘“I hear it tolling” spoke the pilgrim, purged of fear by the Gene-Father, purged of doubt by the World-Master’.
To outsiders, there seems little meaning in these rote phrases, but to speakers well-versed in the teaching of the faith, they are laden with information. Most seem to allude to the Imperial Creed, as seen through the lens of the Redemption. References to the Father, the Great Deceiver and the Enemy Beyond, can all be found in the works of the Ministorum. Over centuries they have become distorted on Necromunda – the ‘Father’ is sometimes used to refer to Lord Helmawr rather than the God-Emperor, just as the ‘Great Deceiver’ can be any enemy of the faith, not just the ancient enemy of Mankind.
Pilgrim cant is also commonly used by House Cawdor, often mixed in with their own faith speech. The cant is a more religious form of Low Gothic – developed over the millennia by lay priests and missionaries who needed a way of conveying the ideals of the Imperial Creed to the savage populations of far-flung worlds or rallying a diverse people around a single cause.
In the case of Necromunda, pilgrim cant was brought to the planet by the Ministorum and became popular for those travelling between the hives. For the Cawdor, they enjoy using it when speaking with other Low Gothic speakers as it makes them feel superior to the rest of the population.
## Delaque Dark Tongue
Of all the languages spoken on Necromunda, by far the most unusual is that of the Delaque. While they pride themselves on being multilingual, conversant in the tongues of the other clans so they might better delve into their secrets, the language they speak among themselves is ancient and unknowable by any not within their house. It is whispered that the Delaque Dark Tongue, as outsiders often refer to it, is not a human language at all, but a remnant of a lost age of the galaxy, when speech itself was unknown to men.
The house also takes great care to limit the use of the language outside the clan, though fragments do sometimes slip through. The phrase ‘Chuhan-R’lega-Niss-Chulua-Riss’ has appeared more than once in spidery script scrawled on the walls in dark corners of the underhive of Hive Primus, and it seems one the Delaque themselves use frequently when greeting each other.
While it is possible that not even the Delaque know the true translation of the speech, some believe it refers to something ancient on Necromunda itself, and approximately means ‘The Deathless Sleeper Waits, Beneath the Dead World’. Most of the Dark Tongue is like this – the meanings of the words hinted at only in rumour. Those who say they know what they mean are unsure of how they even came by the knowledge, only that they are sure of the truth of what they speak.
Other phrases, like ‘Shun-akus-Vor-foralonith-Chu-vaya-Chu-vor-Kun’ seem to be invocations. Underhivers have seen the Delaque intoning the words over fallen members of their clan, as if they were commending their bodies to a higher power or giving a dark blessing for some unknown service to the clan. Some of these witnesses, the ones who are still willing to speak of what they saw, swear the Delaque paused as they spoke over these bodies – as if the bodies themselves were speaking back…
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Maybe not as well as you thought… Turns out that there are many tongues in the underhive (as well as the universal language of violence, of course), and this latest instalment of Apocrypha Necromundus takes a look at a few of them._ Source: [Warhammer Community, 21 May 2020](https://www.warhammer-community.com/2020/05/21/apocrypha-necromundus-lingua-primus-part-1gw-homepage-post-3/), [Warhammer Community, 04 Jun 2020](https://www.warhammer-community.com/2020/06/04/apocrypha-necromundus-lingua-primus-part-2gw-homepage-post-4/) Necromunda is home to thousands of languages and dialects, each hive and region having its own unique version of Imperial Gothic. High Gothic (the language of the Adeptus Terra) is seldom spoken below the spire. Even the various types of Low Gothic (the day-to-day tongue used, with much regional variation, across the Imperium) are typically restricted to Hive City and the Merchants Guild – though most gangers and underhivers know enough to get by. Each clan has its own local dialect based on common clan argot, or words and phrases appropriated from other languages, or a bastardisation of Low Gothic.  ## Goliath Gutter Tongue House Goliath has a broad vernacular when it comes to clan speak. Common words such as “skinnies” and “starvins” are both terms Goliaths use for non-clanners, though they have their own terms for specific rival clans. “Wastes” is a common Goliath term for Van Saar, while they like to refer to Eschers as “vyps”, “seks” or “vens” because of the all-female clan’s heavy use of poison. Guilders are called “scrugs”, possibly a reference to Hive Lugs, an old term referencing the Merchants Guild’s role in Necromundan society. Alphas, the Over-tyrant and Lord Helmawr are all “boss-meyn”, or “korf-boss”, representing a boss or forge boss respectively. Goliaths are also rightly proud of their forge fanes and have their own terms for these sacred places. To a Goliath, his forge is his “korf”, or “meyn-korf” if he wants to accentuate the fact it is his home. His gang is his “korf-broheym”, or forge-brothers. Vatborn, natborn and unborn also have their own terms within the clan, known as “bron-embo”, “bron-tru” and “bron-ost” respectively. Despite this wealth of distinctive clan words and phrases, Goliaths don’t communicate by spoken language alone. In the deafening roar of the factorum, the Goliath use their own kind of sign language known as Half-hand. Using one hand, the Goliath signs common phrases like “stand back”, “help me” or “fight me”. Gangs have further adapted Half-hand to include their tattoos, the fighters gesturing to body markings with different signs to communicate “enemy ahead”, “bad air” or “scrag ’em!”. This level of sophistication is often lost on their enemies, who think the Goliath are merely slapping their muscles, or making obscene gestures, not communicating battle tactics.  ## Escher Clan Argot Of all the Clan Houses on Necromunda, House Escher is perhaps the most multilingual. High Gothic is spoken within the vaulted chambers of the Council of Crones, and is the favoured language when dealing with the Great Houses or representatives of the Imperium. Meanwhile, Low Gothic is also spoken by the Escher of Hive City, especially those who must deal with off-world merchants or Cold Traders, it being the ‘common tongue’ of the hive world. House Escher, because of its long history and dealings with all of the Great Houses, has many groups who speak the noble languages of Necromunda, such as the picture dialects of House Ran Lo or the sprac-speak of House Greim. The largest of these groups, however, know how to speak Ulanti Reg’le Argot, the language of the Regent House of Necromunda. House Escher’s own clan dialect borrows many words from Ulanti Argot, like “dreckos”, the Ulanti word for rubbish or waste, or “carvos”, a specific strike with a narrow bladed weapon. In gang culture, these words are often shortened and mixed in with regular underhive dialects or gutter speak. So for example a “drek” is a “dodgy situation”, as in “she’n stepped proper-right into drek”. Individual Escher gangs have their own dialects as well, created to allow a gang’s members to talk to one other without letting their enemies know exactly what they are saying. Metals and gems form a basis for a lot of these dialects, and often each gang might attribute different meanings to them. When one gang says something is all “nickel and gelt” it might mean it is good, while another gang might decide these words are bad. Likewise, a “jade” or “jet” might be a hardened fighter, a useless hiver, or anything in between.  ## Orlock Road Slang House Orlock is a melting pot of dialects and languages from across Necromunda. The far ranging settlements controlled by the Clan House incorporate people from all corners of the world, and its gangers usually talk in a mix of Low Gothic, Waster, Duster or Drudge. Duster clan cant is common to those who must traverse the wastes, phrases like “voltrum dai” or “kaeyan dai” used as greetings depending on the season, while Duster hand signs, like the rotated fist that means one cycle, or the splayed fingers swept over the sky indicating a storm front coming in, are used without thought. By contrast, Drudge words are based on a form of pidgin Gothic, the words themselves seldom having more than one syllable. A “tor”, for instance, is a factorum, while “gids” are Guilders and “seers” are bosses. Orlock gangs who spend any amount of time outside the hive cities are also likely to pick up Waster, the language of the outlands. Wasters have lots of words for things hivers seldom use, like the sky, as well as almost a hundred different words for ash – ranging from “fuma”, the fine ash that falls like mist and finds its way through the smallest cracks, to “atar”, the burning ash that clings to everything it touches and eats through respirator seals.  ## Van Saar Techno-lingua The House of Artifice prides itself on the sophistication of its communication. While other Clan Houses might engage in crude or base versions of more evolved languages, members of House Van Saar use binary codes and ancient dialect forms to talk to one another. Among the Archeoteks, this is especially prevalent as they use a tongue known as Tek-Nik-El. This was handed down through the generations from the first of their kind, who themselves claim descent from those first colonists of Necromunda. Tek-Nik-El is a form of ancient Terran, and uses words like Dosrite – a term to denote someone speaks true – or Harshtarg – a word that can mean ‘everything I say is now connected’ or ‘heed my words for they carry great import’. It is from Tek-Nik-El that many Van Saar objects and jobs derive their names, like the Koders who mind-wipe mono-task servitors, or the Tek-Jacks, whose job it is to follow power cables to their true source. Over the centuries, House Van Saar has also been influenced by its association with the Adeptus Mechanicus and the worship of the Omnissiah. Though the faith is still a small part of the Clan House, and these connections are mostly made through the passing down of archprints to the factorums of Necromunda, some of the tongue of the Red Planet has found a home with the clanners of House Van Saar. The most prevalent of these is the binharic cant practised by the lowest echelons of the tech priesthood. Van Saar gangs have adopted this, as it is a code few other gangs can crack – the varying code bursts sound like background noise to the untrained ear. Sometimes the Van Saar even turn the cant into actual words – phrases like all ones and no zeros or two by none are instantly recognisable as terms for untrustworthy fighters or places.  ## Cawdor Pilgrim Cant Even the lowest members of the House of Faith speak in religious phrases and ritual greetings. So ingrained in their culture are these liturgies of the Redemption that they talk in little else, and two Cawdor clanners can carry on a lengthy conversation using nothing but the words of the faith. For example, one might remark ‘On Sentinels Walls did the Golden Giant die, his doom the bell that rings yet still,’ to which the other might say ‘“I hear it tolling” spoke the pilgrim, purged of fear by the Gene-Father, purged of doubt by the World-Master’. To outsiders, there seems little meaning in these rote phrases, but to speakers well-versed in the teaching of the faith, they are laden with information. Most seem to allude to the Imperial Creed, as seen through the lens of the Redemption. References to the Father, the Great Deceiver and the Enemy Beyond, can all be found in the works of the Ministorum. Over centuries they have become distorted on Necromunda – the ‘Father’ is sometimes used to refer to Lord Helmawr rather than the God-Emperor, just as the ‘Great Deceiver’ can be any enemy of the faith, not just the ancient enemy of Mankind. Pilgrim cant is also commonly used by House Cawdor, often mixed in with their own faith speech. The cant is a more religious form of Low Gothic – developed over the millennia by lay priests and missionaries who needed a way of conveying the ideals of the Imperial Creed to the savage populations of far-flung worlds or rallying a diverse people around a single cause. In the case of Necromunda, pilgrim cant was brought to the planet by the Ministorum and became popular for those travelling between the hives. For the Cawdor, they enjoy using it when speaking with other Low Gothic speakers as it makes them feel superior to the rest of the population.  ## Delaque Dark Tongue Of all the languages spoken on Necromunda, by far the most unusual is that of the Delaque. While they pride themselves on being multilingual, conversant in the tongues of the other clans so they might better delve into their secrets, the language they speak among themselves is ancient and unknowable by any not within their house. It is whispered that the Delaque Dark Tongue, as outsiders often refer to it, is not a human language at all, but a remnant of a lost age of the galaxy, when speech itself was unknown to men. The house also takes great care to limit the use of the language outside the clan, though fragments do sometimes slip through. The phrase ‘Chuhan-R’lega-Niss-Chulua-Riss’ has appeared more than once in spidery script scrawled on the walls in dark corners of the underhive of Hive Primus, and it seems one the Delaque themselves use frequently when greeting each other. While it is possible that not even the Delaque know the true translation of the speech, some believe it refers to something ancient on Necromunda itself, and approximately means ‘The Deathless Sleeper Waits, Beneath the Dead World’. Most of the Dark Tongue is like this – the meanings of the words hinted at only in rumour. Those who say they know what they mean are unsure of how they even came by the knowledge, only that they are sure of the truth of what they speak. Other phrases, like ‘Shun-akus-Vor-foralonith-Chu-vaya-Chu-vor-Kun’ seem to be invocations. Underhivers have seen the Delaque intoning the words over fallen members of their clan, as if they were commending their bodies to a higher power or giving a dark blessing for some unknown service to the clan. Some of these witnesses, the ones who are still willing to speak of what they saw, swear the Delaque paused as they spoke over these bodies – as if the bodies themselves were speaking back…  | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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504 | # Escher Chem-Alchemy
_Source: House of Blades_
House Escher gangs benefit from the prodigious output
of the clan’s Chymist Cults. All manner of stimms,
chems and toxins are available to Gang Queens and
their fighters, enhancing their natural abilities and
making even the slightest scratch of their stiletto
knives and swords exceptionally deadly. In addition to
the standard selection of chems, toxins and poisonous
gases available on Necromunda, House Escher gangs
can buy speciality concoctions and compounds from
those detailed below.
## Using Chem-Alchemy
When an Escher gang visits the Trading Post during the
post-battle sequence, they can buy a Chem-alchemy
Elixir in the Purchase Equipment step. Chem-alchemy
Elixirs are considered to be part of the gang’s House
Equipment List, and so do not require a Seek Rare
Equipment roll to be purchased.
When a gang buys a Chem-alchemy Elixir, they must
decide what kind of chem (Stimm, Toxic Ammo or
Gaseous Ammo) it will be, and what its effects will be.
This is done when it is purchased, and will affect its
final cost. Creating a Chem-alchemy Elixir is done using
the following steps:
- Choose a chem type either: Stimm, Toxic Ammo or Gaseous Ammo
- Choose up to three effects from the chosen chem’s effect list
- Add up the credit cost of each effect to find the final cost of the chem
Each time a chem is bought, regardless of the number
of effects it includes, it represents a single dose
or application.
A dose or application lasts for the duration of a single
battle (unless otherwise noted) then it is used up and
removed from the gang’s stash.
## Stimms
Stimms are beneficial chems fighters use to heal
themselves, enhance their fighting abilities, or protect
themselves against poisons and other perils. A stimm
counts as Wargear. A fighter can start a battle under
the effects of any stimm they are equipped with if they
choose, or can administer that stimm during a battle
to themselves or a friendly fighter in base contact by
performing an **Administer Dose (Simple)** action during
their activation.
| Stimm Effects | Cost |
| :-----------: | :--: |
| Bad Blood | 10 |
| Blood Rush | 15 |
| Brain Lock | 15 |
| Dreamland | 10 |
| Hyper | 20 |
| Ice Cold | 15 |
| Jolt | 30 |
| Night Night | 25 |
| Puke | 15 |
| Wide-eye | 10 |
### Bad Blood
_This stimm contains genophaic haem-mimics that modify the subject’s haemoglobin. The result is to make the blood highly toxic to all but the carrier, ensuring a single drop is enough to kill if it comes into contact with another fighter._
**Effect:** When a fighter under the effects of
this chem suffers one or more Wounds and/
or Flesh Wounds, all fighters in base contact
with them must make an Initiative check. If
this check is failed, they are considered to have
taken a hit from a weapon with the Toxin trait.
### Blood Rush
_Created from a collection of plasmid-modified cells, Blood Rush rapidly knits together torn flesh and thereby stops bleeding._
**Effect:** When this stimm is administered to a fighter,
that fighter may remove a single Flesh Wound or
immediately recover from being Seriously Injured.
### Brain Lock
Psychoactive stimms fill the fighter’s brain, allowing them to disrupt malign energies in the area around them by strength of will.
**Effect:** A fighter under the effects of this stimm
counts as a Psyker for the purposes of disrupting
enemy psychic powers (as described in the
Necromunda Rulebook).
### Dreamland
_The neural blockers contained in this stimm interfere with receptors associated with harmful thoughts that might otherwise affect the fighter._
**Effect:** A fighter under the effects of this stimm ignores
the effects of the Insane condition.
### Hyper
_Cortical-kinetic impellers energise the motive pathways of the fighter’s body, giving them thought-quick movements and blinding reflexes._
**Effect:** A fighter under the effects of this stimm
increases their Movement characteristic by 2, and,
when they take the Charge (Double) Action, they add
D6" to their movement rather than D3". This increased
level of hyper-activity makes them exceptionally twitchy,
and they must reduce all their hit rolls by 1.
### Ice Cold
_Created from strains of Kalma and Spur, this stimm dulls reality without deadening the senses or making the subject docile._
**Effect:** A fighter under the effects of this stimm adds 2
to any Cool checks they are required to make.
### Jolt
_A blast of powerful stimulants floods the fighter’s body, allowing them to shrug off their injuries and get back into the fight – at least until the chems wear off._
**Effect:** Until the end of the round in which this stimm
was administered, a fighter under the effects of this
stimm counts any Serious Injuries they suffer as
Flesh Wounds.
### Night Night
_Sometimes the only way to keep death at bay is to have a good sleep. Night Night uses bio-anaesthesitics to put the subject into a healing coma._
**Effect:** When a fighter under the effects of this stimm
goes Out of Action, do not roll for a Lasting Injury.
Instead, the fighter counts as having rolled a result of
12-26 Out Cold on the Lasting Injury table. Note that
the fighter may still be captured as normal.
### Puke
_This stimm pumps potent counter-toxins into the fighter’s system, the tiny microbes purging any foreign agents introduced into their bloodstream._
**Effect:** A fighter under the effects of this stimm
doubles their Toughness when testing to see if they are
affected by weapons with the Toxin or Gas traits.
### Wide-Eye
_The chem contains ocular stimulants that expand the subject’s pupils and sharpens their mind so they are capable of noticing even the minutest of details._
**Effect:** A fighter under the effects of this stimm ignores
the effects of the Pitch Black rules. In addition, if the
fighter is a Sentry in a battle using the Sneak Attack
rules (as described in the Necromunda Rulebook)
then they always count enemy fighters as being ‘in
the open’.
## Gaseous Ammo
This includes all manner of collected poisonous
chemicals and vapours carefully sorted and stored
by the Chymist Cults. Their effects can range from
knocking a victim out to driving them insane with
wild hallucinations, blinding them, or even burning
through respirators.
A fighter equipped with Gaseous Ammo can apply its
effects to any weapon they are equipped with that has
the Gas trait during the pre-battle sequence, once
crews have been selected.
Once applied to a weapon with the Gas trait, Gaseous
Ammo will change the profile and Traits of the weapon
as noted in the appropriate entry for the duration of
that battle. Their effects expire during the Wrap-up.
| Gas Effects | Cost |
| :----------: | :--: |
| Acidic | 20 |
| Bane | 15 |
| Blackout | 30 |
| Blinding | 10 |
| Expansive | 20 |
| Hallucinogen | 15 |
| Leaden | 30 |
| Liftin’ | 25 |
| Pathogenic | 15 |
| Pyrophoric | 20 |
### Acidic
_Caustic compounds within the gas eat away at filters and seals, making a mockery of respirators and hazard suits. However, such gases, while able to work their way through such defences, are not as lethal as true biopathic toxins._
**Effect:** A fighter hit by a weapon with the Gas trait with
this Gaseous Ammo applied does not benefit from
armour or Wargear that would normally increase their
Toughness against weapons with the Gas trait (i.e.,
respirators). Out of Action results on the Injury dice
generated by hits from a weapon with the Gas trait with
this Gaseous Ammo applied count as Seriously Injured
results instead.
### Bane
_Some chemical compounds are designed to specifically attack the weakest points on ponderous machines or massive creatures, working their way into eyes, mouths and organs that might otherwise be protected from conventional weapons._
**Effect:** A fighter hit by a weapon with the Gas trait with
this Gaseous Ammo applied counts their Toughness as
3, regardless of their actual Toughness characteristic.
Note that Wargear such as a respirator can still
modify the fighter’s Toughness against Gas weapons
as normal.
### Blackout
_Blackout contains potent flurane chems. These are powerful mixtures of knockout drugs and the slightest whiff can render a fighter instantly unconscious._
**Effect:** If a fighter suffers a Serious Injury from a
weapon with the Gas trait with this Gaseous Ammo
applied, they are taken Out of Action, just as if they
had rolled an Out of Action result. Fighters taken Out of
Action by a weapon with the Gas trait with this Gaseous
Ammo applied do not need to roll on the Lasting Injury
table. Instead, the fighter counts as having rolled a
result of 12-26 Out Cold on the Lasting Injury table.
### Blinding
_Bio-adhesives in Blinding gas infiltrate the victim’s eyes, restricting their blood flow to rob them of their sight. Though these debilitating effects are short lived, they often last long enough for the victim’s enemies to finish them off._
**Effect:** A fighter that suffers a Flesh Wound from a
weapon with the Gas trait with this Gaseous Ammo
applied becomes subject to the Blind condition until
the End phase of the current round.
### Expansive
_Helio-molecular stimulation of toxic gases allows Expansive gas to disperse over an extremely large area._
**Effect:** This Gaseous Ammo can only be applied to a
weapon that has both the Gas and Blast (X") traits.
When placing a Blast marker generated by a weapon
with the Gas trait with this Gaseous Ammo applied, a
fighter may place one more Blast marker than normal.
This marker must be placed so that it is touching at
least one other Blast marker generated by this weapon.
### Hallucinogen
_Hallucinogen gases contain aggressive psychogenic chems that attack the subject’s mind and make them doubt their own senses._
**Effect:** A fighter hit by a weapon with the Gas trait with
this Gaseous Ammo applied must make a Willpower
check in addition to the Toughness check to resist the
effects of being hit by a weapon with the Gas trait. If
this Willpower check is failed, the fighter immediately
becomes subject to the Insane condition.
### Leaden
_Leaden gases are incredibly dense, causing bursts to settle upon the battlefield and increase their dispersal time._
**Effect:** After resolving an attack using a weapon with
the Gas trait with this Gaseous Ammo applied, place
a 3" Blast marker so that its central hole is within the
area of the Flame template or Blast marker placed
when making the attack.
Any fighters that move through this Blast marker count
as being hit by the weapon that made this attack (work
out this hit when the fighter ends their current action).
This Blast marker remains in play until the End phase
of the current round.
### Liftin’
_Liftin’ gases have had their composition altered, decreasing their density without sacrificing their potency, allowing them to be sprayed further from weapons such as chem throwers._
**Effect:** This Gaseous Ammo can only be applied to a
weapon that has both the Gas and Template traits.
When making an attack using a weapon with the Gas
trait with this Gaseous Ammo applied, the template
may be placed up to 6" away from the fighter making
the attack. When placing the template, it must be
positioned so the narrow end points directly towards
the fighter making the attack. The wide end of the
template must be the furthest part of the template
from the fighter.
### Pathogenic
_There are many kinds of microbic chems that induce rapid necrosis in human flesh, and the Chymist Cults are adept at weaponising many of them. Pathogenics can quickly kill their victim if a counter-agent is not deployed in time._
**Effect:** After a fighter is hit by a weapon with the
Gas trait with this Gaseous Ammo applied, place a
marker next to them. At the start of that fighter’s next
activation, roll a D6. On a 3+, immediately remove
this marker. On a roll of 1 or 2, the fighter immediately
suffers the effects of the Gas trait, just as if they had
been hit by the same weapon again.
### Pyrophoric
_Pyrophoric gases are particularly insidious, clinging to their targets for extended periods of time and remaining self-fuelling in their immolation._
**Effect:** A weapon with the Gas trait with this Gaseous
Ammo applied gains the Blaze trait.
## Toxic Ammo
The toxins used by the Chymist Cults are virulent
poisons and the most extreme kinds of weaponised
chemicals. Their effects can range from causing
wounds that won’t stop bleeding to driving their victims
into a killing frenzy, from relentlessly attacking their
system to even causing their organs to explode!
A fighter equipped with a Toxic Ammo can apply its
effects to any weapon they are equipped with that has
the Toxin trait during the pre-battle sequence, once
crews have been selected.
Once applied to a weapon with the Toxin trait, Toxic
Ammo will change the profile and traits of the weapon
as noted in the appropriate entry for the duration of
that battle. Their effects expire during the Wrap-up.
| Toxin Effects | Cost |
| :-----------: | :--: |
| Bleeding | 10 |
| Concentrated | 15 |
| Debilitating | 10 |
| Decaying | 5 |
| Exploding | 20 |
| Maddening | 5 |
| Maiming | 10 |
| Panicking | 10 |
| Paralysing | 5 |
| Silencing | 5 |
### Bleeding
_Anticoagulant compounds are laced into the toxin, causing wounds to bleed freely once inflicted._
**Effect:** If a fighter is Injured by a weapon with the Toxin
trait with this Toxic Ammo applied, and is not taken Out
of Action, place a marker on their Fighter card. At the
beginning of each End phase, each of these markers is
removed and replaced with a Flesh Wound.
### Concentrated
_Concentrated toxins have a short-lived potency, but are highly effective at delivering a strong dose of poison right into the heart of their victims._
**Effect:** The first time a weapon with the Toxin trait with
this Toxic Ammo applied hits an enemy fighter, add
2 to the dice roll to see if it overcomes the fighter’s
Toughness. Note that this Toxic Ammo only affects
this weapon’s first successful hit, and any subsequent
hits, even during the same action, will be worked out
as normal.
### Debilitating
_Debilitating toxins can cause blindness, partial paralysis, or enfeeblement._
**Effect:** If a fighter is Injured by a weapon with the
Toxin trait with this Toxic Ammo applied, and is not
taken Out of Action, place a marker on their Fighter
card. For each marker on their Fighter card, a fighter
must subtract 1 from any Characteristic checks they
are required to make. At the end of the battle, or if the
fighter goes Out of Action, remove these markers from
their Fighter card.
### Decaying
_Necrotic acids are used to create toxins that can not only poison living organisms but also eat away at armour making their victims more vulnerable to further harm._
**Effect:** If a fighter is Injured by a weapon with the
Toxin trait with this Toxic Ammo applied, and is not
taken Out of Action, place a marker on their Fighter
card. For each marker on their Fighter card, a fighter
must subtract 1 from any Save rolls they are required
to make. At the end of the battle, or if the fighter
goes Out of Action, remove these markers from their
Fighter card.
### Exploding
_The hexaphagic venoms in explosive toxins attack their victims at a cellular level, literally expanding their organs until they explode in a shower of blood and gore._
**Effect:** If a fighter is taken Out of Action by a hit from
a weapon with the Toxin trait with this Toxic Ammo
applied, before removing them from the battlefield
place a 3" Blast marker over that fighter, with the
marker’s hole centred on their base. All fighters
touched by this Blast marker suffer an immediate hit
as if from a weapon with the Gas trait.
### Maddening
_Psycho-conductive chems make Maddening poisons not only potentially deadly but are also capable of driving their victims into a frenzied rage._
**Effect:** If a fighter is Injured by a weapon with the Toxin
trait with this Toxic Ammo applied, for the remainder of
the battle all their attacks gain the Reckless trait.
### Maiming
_Maiming toxins are filled with nano-caustic chems that tear the victim’s body apart from the inside, leaving savage, lasting wounds even if they survive the poison’s initial effects._
**Effect:** If a fighter is taken Out of Action by a weapon
with the Toxin trait with this Toxic Ammo applied, the
opposing player may roll twice on the Lasting Injuries
table and choose which of the two results to apply.
### Panicking
_Even a small drop of these kinds of nerve agents can send uncontrollable flesh quakes through a victim’s muscles, sending their heart racing and their mind spiralling into a pit of terror and despair._
**Effect:** If a fighter is Injured by a weapon with the Toxin
trait with this Toxic Ammo applied, they immediately
become Broken, as if they had failed a Nerve test.
### Paralysing
_Cortical inhibitors are common medicae chems used to keep patients still during surgeries. When mixed with deadly poisons, they ensure that should the target live through the effects of the toxins they will be going nowhere._
**Effect:** If a fighter is Injured by a weapon with the
Toxin trait with this Toxic Ammo applied, they must
immediately make a Strength check or become
Paralysed. A Paralysed fighter counts as being subject
to the Webbed condition.
### Silencing
_Silencing toxins contain chemicals that target the victim’s vocal organs and auditory senses, effectively isolating them from the world around them._
**Effect:** If a fighter is Injured by a weapon with the Toxin
trait with this Toxic Ammo applied, for the remainder
of the round they cannot issue or be part of Group
Activations.
:::info
### Naming Your Chems
Part of the fun of creating your own chems and
poisons is coming up with names for them! Players
are encouraged to experiment combining the
effects provided to find the concoction that is
right for their gang. For example, a poisonous Gas
combining Acidic, Blinding and Pyrophoric traits
might be known as Eyebite Gas, while one with the
Expansive and Liftin’ traits could be known on the
streets as Khimerix Breath. With the Arbitrator’s
permission, in a campaign an Escher gang might
even concoct these poisons and sell them to other
gangs, creating their own clandestine trade in
stimms, chem weapons and toxic blades.
:::
## House Of Gilded Grace
:::note
### Designer’s Commentary: New Rules For House Escher Gangs
Presented below are special rules that will allow you to recreate the events described in [Apocrypha Necromunda: Queen of Ash Town](https://www.warhammer-community.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/LY6kk10sz3uV0hmQ.pdf), as well as new options for House Escher gangs. If the Arbitrator wishes, these rules can be used during a campaign.
_Source: Apocrypha Necromunda: Queens of Ash Town_
:::
If your gang includes an Apprentice Clan Chymist, then the following may be purchased as Chem-alchemy
Elixirs. Note that unlike other Chem-alchemy Elixirs, these may not be combined with other chems and an
Apprentice Clan Chymist does not reduce their credit cost.
### Blood Boil (Toxic Ammo)
**+30 Credits**
_Blood Boil is a deadly concoction of Esmer Tul’s own devising. It causes a victim’s organs to rupture and destroy themselves whilst driving them mad with agony._
**Effect:** Whenever a weapon with the Toxin trait with this Toxic Ammo applied hits an enemy fighter, add 1
to the dice roll to see if it overcomes the fighter’s Toughness. In addition, the weapon has the Exploding and
Maddening Toxin Effects applied to it.
### Skin Fire (Toxic Ammo)
**+25 Credits**
_Skin Fire is a vicious chem that upon contact with a person’s skin changes the chemistry of their blood so that it becomes extremely flammable, whilst the area around the wound blackens and decays._
**Effect:** If a fighter is Injured by a weapon with the Toxin trait with this Toxic Ammo applied, and is not taken
Out of Action, roll a D6; on a 4+ the fighter becomes subject to the Blaze condition. In addition, the weapon
has the Debilitating and Decaying Toxin Effects applied to it.
### Predator’s Kiss (Stimm)
**+45 Credits**
_A potent mix, Predator’s Kiss combines the Blood Rush and Hyper stimms with Esmer Tul’s own addition distilled from the pheromone glands of Phelynx. The result burns away a fighter’s fatigue, replacing it with a burning strength and a desire to do great violence._
**Effect:** A fighter under the effect of this Stimm adds 1 to their Strength characteristic for the purposes of close
combat attacks, though all of their weapons gain the Reckless trait. In addition, they have the Blood Rush and
Hyper Stimm Effects applied to them. | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | House of Blades | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # Escher Chem-Alchemy _Source: House of Blades_ House Escher gangs benefit from the prodigious output of the clan’s Chymist Cults. All manner of stimms, chems and toxins are available to Gang Queens and their fighters, enhancing their natural abilities and making even the slightest scratch of their stiletto knives and swords exceptionally deadly. In addition to the standard selection of chems, toxins and poisonous gases available on Necromunda, House Escher gangs can buy speciality concoctions and compounds from those detailed below. ## Using Chem-Alchemy When an Escher gang visits the Trading Post during the post-battle sequence, they can buy a Chem-alchemy Elixir in the Purchase Equipment step. Chem-alchemy Elixirs are considered to be part of the gang’s House Equipment List, and so do not require a Seek Rare Equipment roll to be purchased. When a gang buys a Chem-alchemy Elixir, they must decide what kind of chem (Stimm, Toxic Ammo or Gaseous Ammo) it will be, and what its effects will be. This is done when it is purchased, and will affect its final cost. Creating a Chem-alchemy Elixir is done using the following steps: - Choose a chem type either: Stimm, Toxic Ammo or Gaseous Ammo - Choose up to three effects from the chosen chem’s effect list - Add up the credit cost of each effect to find the final cost of the chem Each time a chem is bought, regardless of the number of effects it includes, it represents a single dose or application. A dose or application lasts for the duration of a single battle (unless otherwise noted) then it is used up and removed from the gang’s stash. ## Stimms Stimms are beneficial chems fighters use to heal themselves, enhance their fighting abilities, or protect themselves against poisons and other perils. A stimm counts as Wargear. A fighter can start a battle under the effects of any stimm they are equipped with if they choose, or can administer that stimm during a battle to themselves or a friendly fighter in base contact by performing an **Administer Dose (Simple)** action during their activation. | Stimm Effects | Cost | | :-----------: | :--: | | Bad Blood | 10 | | Blood Rush | 15 | | Brain Lock | 15 | | Dreamland | 10 | | Hyper | 20 | | Ice Cold | 15 | | Jolt | 30 | | Night Night | 25 | | Puke | 15 | | Wide-eye | 10 | ### Bad Blood _This stimm contains genophaic haem-mimics that modify the subject’s haemoglobin. The result is to make the blood highly toxic to all but the carrier, ensuring a single drop is enough to kill if it comes into contact with another fighter._ **Effect:** When a fighter under the effects of this chem suffers one or more Wounds and/ or Flesh Wounds, all fighters in base contact with them must make an Initiative check. If this check is failed, they are considered to have taken a hit from a weapon with the Toxin trait. ### Blood Rush _Created from a collection of plasmid-modified cells, Blood Rush rapidly knits together torn flesh and thereby stops bleeding._ **Effect:** When this stimm is administered to a fighter, that fighter may remove a single Flesh Wound or immediately recover from being Seriously Injured. ### Brain Lock Psychoactive stimms fill the fighter’s brain, allowing them to disrupt malign energies in the area around them by strength of will. **Effect:** A fighter under the effects of this stimm counts as a Psyker for the purposes of disrupting enemy psychic powers (as described in the Necromunda Rulebook). ### Dreamland _The neural blockers contained in this stimm interfere with receptors associated with harmful thoughts that might otherwise affect the fighter._ **Effect:** A fighter under the effects of this stimm ignores the effects of the Insane condition. ### Hyper _Cortical-kinetic impellers energise the motive pathways of the fighter’s body, giving them thought-quick movements and blinding reflexes._ **Effect:** A fighter under the effects of this stimm increases their Movement characteristic by 2, and, when they take the Charge (Double) Action, they add D6" to their movement rather than D3". This increased level of hyper-activity makes them exceptionally twitchy, and they must reduce all their hit rolls by 1. ### Ice Cold _Created from strains of Kalma and Spur, this stimm dulls reality without deadening the senses or making the subject docile._ **Effect:** A fighter under the effects of this stimm adds 2 to any Cool checks they are required to make. ### Jolt _A blast of powerful stimulants floods the fighter’s body, allowing them to shrug off their injuries and get back into the fight – at least until the chems wear off._ **Effect:** Until the end of the round in which this stimm was administered, a fighter under the effects of this stimm counts any Serious Injuries they suffer as Flesh Wounds. ### Night Night _Sometimes the only way to keep death at bay is to have a good sleep. Night Night uses bio-anaesthesitics to put the subject into a healing coma._ **Effect:** When a fighter under the effects of this stimm goes Out of Action, do not roll for a Lasting Injury. Instead, the fighter counts as having rolled a result of 12-26 Out Cold on the Lasting Injury table. Note that the fighter may still be captured as normal. ### Puke _This stimm pumps potent counter-toxins into the fighter’s system, the tiny microbes purging any foreign agents introduced into their bloodstream._ **Effect:** A fighter under the effects of this stimm doubles their Toughness when testing to see if they are affected by weapons with the Toxin or Gas traits. ### Wide-Eye _The chem contains ocular stimulants that expand the subject’s pupils and sharpens their mind so they are capable of noticing even the minutest of details._ **Effect:** A fighter under the effects of this stimm ignores the effects of the Pitch Black rules. In addition, if the fighter is a Sentry in a battle using the Sneak Attack rules (as described in the Necromunda Rulebook) then they always count enemy fighters as being ‘in the open’. ## Gaseous Ammo This includes all manner of collected poisonous chemicals and vapours carefully sorted and stored by the Chymist Cults. Their effects can range from knocking a victim out to driving them insane with wild hallucinations, blinding them, or even burning through respirators. A fighter equipped with Gaseous Ammo can apply its effects to any weapon they are equipped with that has the Gas trait during the pre-battle sequence, once crews have been selected. Once applied to a weapon with the Gas trait, Gaseous Ammo will change the profile and Traits of the weapon as noted in the appropriate entry for the duration of that battle. Their effects expire during the Wrap-up. | Gas Effects | Cost | | :----------: | :--: | | Acidic | 20 | | Bane | 15 | | Blackout | 30 | | Blinding | 10 | | Expansive | 20 | | Hallucinogen | 15 | | Leaden | 30 | | Liftin’ | 25 | | Pathogenic | 15 | | Pyrophoric | 20 | ### Acidic _Caustic compounds within the gas eat away at filters and seals, making a mockery of respirators and hazard suits. However, such gases, while able to work their way through such defences, are not as lethal as true biopathic toxins._ **Effect:** A fighter hit by a weapon with the Gas trait with this Gaseous Ammo applied does not benefit from armour or Wargear that would normally increase their Toughness against weapons with the Gas trait (i.e., respirators). Out of Action results on the Injury dice generated by hits from a weapon with the Gas trait with this Gaseous Ammo applied count as Seriously Injured results instead. ### Bane _Some chemical compounds are designed to specifically attack the weakest points on ponderous machines or massive creatures, working their way into eyes, mouths and organs that might otherwise be protected from conventional weapons._ **Effect:** A fighter hit by a weapon with the Gas trait with this Gaseous Ammo applied counts their Toughness as 3, regardless of their actual Toughness characteristic. Note that Wargear such as a respirator can still modify the fighter’s Toughness against Gas weapons as normal. ### Blackout _Blackout contains potent flurane chems. These are powerful mixtures of knockout drugs and the slightest whiff can render a fighter instantly unconscious._ **Effect:** If a fighter suffers a Serious Injury from a weapon with the Gas trait with this Gaseous Ammo applied, they are taken Out of Action, just as if they had rolled an Out of Action result. Fighters taken Out of Action by a weapon with the Gas trait with this Gaseous Ammo applied do not need to roll on the Lasting Injury table. Instead, the fighter counts as having rolled a result of 12-26 Out Cold on the Lasting Injury table. ### Blinding _Bio-adhesives in Blinding gas infiltrate the victim’s eyes, restricting their blood flow to rob them of their sight. Though these debilitating effects are short lived, they often last long enough for the victim’s enemies to finish them off._ **Effect:** A fighter that suffers a Flesh Wound from a weapon with the Gas trait with this Gaseous Ammo applied becomes subject to the Blind condition until the End phase of the current round. ### Expansive _Helio-molecular stimulation of toxic gases allows Expansive gas to disperse over an extremely large area._ **Effect:** This Gaseous Ammo can only be applied to a weapon that has both the Gas and Blast (X") traits. When placing a Blast marker generated by a weapon with the Gas trait with this Gaseous Ammo applied, a fighter may place one more Blast marker than normal. This marker must be placed so that it is touching at least one other Blast marker generated by this weapon. ### Hallucinogen _Hallucinogen gases contain aggressive psychogenic chems that attack the subject’s mind and make them doubt their own senses._ **Effect:** A fighter hit by a weapon with the Gas trait with this Gaseous Ammo applied must make a Willpower check in addition to the Toughness check to resist the effects of being hit by a weapon with the Gas trait. If this Willpower check is failed, the fighter immediately becomes subject to the Insane condition. ### Leaden _Leaden gases are incredibly dense, causing bursts to settle upon the battlefield and increase their dispersal time._ **Effect:** After resolving an attack using a weapon with the Gas trait with this Gaseous Ammo applied, place a 3" Blast marker so that its central hole is within the area of the Flame template or Blast marker placed when making the attack. Any fighters that move through this Blast marker count as being hit by the weapon that made this attack (work out this hit when the fighter ends their current action). This Blast marker remains in play until the End phase of the current round. ### Liftin’ _Liftin’ gases have had their composition altered, decreasing their density without sacrificing their potency, allowing them to be sprayed further from weapons such as chem throwers._ **Effect:** This Gaseous Ammo can only be applied to a weapon that has both the Gas and Template traits. When making an attack using a weapon with the Gas trait with this Gaseous Ammo applied, the template may be placed up to 6" away from the fighter making the attack. When placing the template, it must be positioned so the narrow end points directly towards the fighter making the attack. The wide end of the template must be the furthest part of the template from the fighter. ### Pathogenic _There are many kinds of microbic chems that induce rapid necrosis in human flesh, and the Chymist Cults are adept at weaponising many of them. Pathogenics can quickly kill their victim if a counter-agent is not deployed in time._ **Effect:** After a fighter is hit by a weapon with the Gas trait with this Gaseous Ammo applied, place a marker next to them. At the start of that fighter’s next activation, roll a D6. On a 3+, immediately remove this marker. On a roll of 1 or 2, the fighter immediately suffers the effects of the Gas trait, just as if they had been hit by the same weapon again. ### Pyrophoric _Pyrophoric gases are particularly insidious, clinging to their targets for extended periods of time and remaining self-fuelling in their immolation._ **Effect:** A weapon with the Gas trait with this Gaseous Ammo applied gains the Blaze trait. ## Toxic Ammo The toxins used by the Chymist Cults are virulent poisons and the most extreme kinds of weaponised chemicals. Their effects can range from causing wounds that won’t stop bleeding to driving their victims into a killing frenzy, from relentlessly attacking their system to even causing their organs to explode! A fighter equipped with a Toxic Ammo can apply its effects to any weapon they are equipped with that has the Toxin trait during the pre-battle sequence, once crews have been selected. Once applied to a weapon with the Toxin trait, Toxic Ammo will change the profile and traits of the weapon as noted in the appropriate entry for the duration of that battle. Their effects expire during the Wrap-up. | Toxin Effects | Cost | | :-----------: | :--: | | Bleeding | 10 | | Concentrated | 15 | | Debilitating | 10 | | Decaying | 5 | | Exploding | 20 | | Maddening | 5 | | Maiming | 10 | | Panicking | 10 | | Paralysing | 5 | | Silencing | 5 | ### Bleeding _Anticoagulant compounds are laced into the toxin, causing wounds to bleed freely once inflicted._ **Effect:** If a fighter is Injured by a weapon with the Toxin trait with this Toxic Ammo applied, and is not taken Out of Action, place a marker on their Fighter card. At the beginning of each End phase, each of these markers is removed and replaced with a Flesh Wound. ### Concentrated _Concentrated toxins have a short-lived potency, but are highly effective at delivering a strong dose of poison right into the heart of their victims._ **Effect:** The first time a weapon with the Toxin trait with this Toxic Ammo applied hits an enemy fighter, add 2 to the dice roll to see if it overcomes the fighter’s Toughness. Note that this Toxic Ammo only affects this weapon’s first successful hit, and any subsequent hits, even during the same action, will be worked out as normal. ### Debilitating _Debilitating toxins can cause blindness, partial paralysis, or enfeeblement._ **Effect:** If a fighter is Injured by a weapon with the Toxin trait with this Toxic Ammo applied, and is not taken Out of Action, place a marker on their Fighter card. For each marker on their Fighter card, a fighter must subtract 1 from any Characteristic checks they are required to make. At the end of the battle, or if the fighter goes Out of Action, remove these markers from their Fighter card. ### Decaying _Necrotic acids are used to create toxins that can not only poison living organisms but also eat away at armour making their victims more vulnerable to further harm._ **Effect:** If a fighter is Injured by a weapon with the Toxin trait with this Toxic Ammo applied, and is not taken Out of Action, place a marker on their Fighter card. For each marker on their Fighter card, a fighter must subtract 1 from any Save rolls they are required to make. At the end of the battle, or if the fighter goes Out of Action, remove these markers from their Fighter card. ### Exploding _The hexaphagic venoms in explosive toxins attack their victims at a cellular level, literally expanding their organs until they explode in a shower of blood and gore._ **Effect:** If a fighter is taken Out of Action by a hit from a weapon with the Toxin trait with this Toxic Ammo applied, before removing them from the battlefield place a 3" Blast marker over that fighter, with the marker’s hole centred on their base. All fighters touched by this Blast marker suffer an immediate hit as if from a weapon with the Gas trait. ### Maddening _Psycho-conductive chems make Maddening poisons not only potentially deadly but are also capable of driving their victims into a frenzied rage._ **Effect:** If a fighter is Injured by a weapon with the Toxin trait with this Toxic Ammo applied, for the remainder of the battle all their attacks gain the Reckless trait. ### Maiming _Maiming toxins are filled with nano-caustic chems that tear the victim’s body apart from the inside, leaving savage, lasting wounds even if they survive the poison’s initial effects._ **Effect:** If a fighter is taken Out of Action by a weapon with the Toxin trait with this Toxic Ammo applied, the opposing player may roll twice on the Lasting Injuries table and choose which of the two results to apply. ### Panicking _Even a small drop of these kinds of nerve agents can send uncontrollable flesh quakes through a victim’s muscles, sending their heart racing and their mind spiralling into a pit of terror and despair._ **Effect:** If a fighter is Injured by a weapon with the Toxin trait with this Toxic Ammo applied, they immediately become Broken, as if they had failed a Nerve test. ### Paralysing _Cortical inhibitors are common medicae chems used to keep patients still during surgeries. When mixed with deadly poisons, they ensure that should the target live through the effects of the toxins they will be going nowhere._ **Effect:** If a fighter is Injured by a weapon with the Toxin trait with this Toxic Ammo applied, they must immediately make a Strength check or become Paralysed. A Paralysed fighter counts as being subject to the Webbed condition. ### Silencing _Silencing toxins contain chemicals that target the victim’s vocal organs and auditory senses, effectively isolating them from the world around them._ **Effect:** If a fighter is Injured by a weapon with the Toxin trait with this Toxic Ammo applied, for the remainder of the round they cannot issue or be part of Group Activations. :::info ### Naming Your Chems Part of the fun of creating your own chems and poisons is coming up with names for them! Players are encouraged to experiment combining the effects provided to find the concoction that is right for their gang. For example, a poisonous Gas combining Acidic, Blinding and Pyrophoric traits might be known as Eyebite Gas, while one with the Expansive and Liftin’ traits could be known on the streets as Khimerix Breath. With the Arbitrator’s permission, in a campaign an Escher gang might even concoct these poisons and sell them to other gangs, creating their own clandestine trade in stimms, chem weapons and toxic blades. ::: ## House Of Gilded Grace :::note ### Designer’s Commentary: New Rules For House Escher Gangs Presented below are special rules that will allow you to recreate the events described in [Apocrypha Necromunda: Queen of Ash Town](https://www.warhammer-community.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/LY6kk10sz3uV0hmQ.pdf), as well as new options for House Escher gangs. 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_“The Lord of Skin and Sinew demands all shall feast today! Go forth and drown the world in their own bloated organs!”_
\- Felkormog, Harvest Lord of the Lodge of Tearing Hands
In this scenario, wave after wave of attackers swarm up from the depths while the defenders fight them back.
**Source: Cinderak Burning**
## Attacker & Defender
The gang who chose this scenario is the attacker, the other is the defender. Otherwise, randomize one gang to choose who to be attacker and defender.
## Battlefield
Standard (Ash Wastes or Sector Mechanicus) with the following exception:
Place a Blast (5") in the centre of the battlefield to act as a pit which waves of attackers pour out of.
## Crews
- **Attacker:** 3 waves of Random (D3+1).
- **Defender:** Random (6).
If the attacker has insufficient models to fill each wave, ensure the first waves are filled first.
If playing an Ash Wastes battlefield, vehicles and mounts can be included.
## Tactics Cards
- Custom (2).
- **Underdog** (starting crew cost): +1 random per 100 credits.
## Deployment
1. **Defender:** Within 6" of the Gunk Tank.
2. **Attacker:** Anywhere at least 6" from the defender's deployment zone.
## Home Turf Advantage
Defender:
- **Bottle tests:** Roll 2D6 and discard the highest.
- **Rally tests:** +1.
- **Hangers-on:** Included in the crew on a 4+ (roll individually).
## From The Pit
_Wave after wave of attackers swarm up from the depths while the defenders fight them back._
New waves arrive in the End phase of the following rounds:
- 2nd wave: Round 3.
- 3rd wave: Round 6.
The next wave can also arrive in an earlier End phase if the current attacking wave has no models left on the battlefield.
All models in a wave are deployed B2B with the pit as normal.
## Fleeing The Battlefield
If one gang voluntarily bottles out and subsequently flees the battlefield, the opponent automatically wins the scenario.
## Ending the Battle
The battle ends when only one gang remains at the start of a round.
## Victory
The last remaining gang is the winner. Otherwise it is a draw.
## Rewards
#### Credits
- Winner: 2D6x10.
- Loser: D6x5.
- Draw: D6x10.
#### Experience
Scenario specific rewards:
- +1 for taking part.
- +D3 to the winning Leader (regardless of whether they took part in the battle or not).
Standard rewards:
- +1 for taking an enemy Out of Action.
- +1 for taking an enemy Leader or Champion Out of Action.
- +1 for killing an enemy (during the battle).
- +1 for Rallying.
#### Reputation
- +D3 (win).
- -1 (bottle out).
:::info Narrative Variant
## The Defence Of Dust Falls
If players wish they may use this scenario to
represent the defence of Dust Falls, as a tide of
Chaos worshippers and corrupted gangs attack from the Abyss. An alliance of criminals, guilders and gangs must hold the Abyss without turning on each other.
In order to do this, make the following changes:
- The defender must include at least one delegation with the Criminal Allies rule and at least one with the Law-abiding Allies rule (see [Alliances](/docs/gangs/gang-additions/alliances)).
- The attacker takes three gangs, each roughly the same Gang Rating as the defender’s force; these are the three waves of assailants that emerge from the Abyss.
- The Strange Bedfellows rule is in effect (see below).
#### Strange Bedfellows
Each time a model from a delegation makes a ranged attack, if there is a model from a different
delegation within 9" they must make a Leadership check. If the check is passed, they may attack
normally; if the check is failed then they must target
a model from the other delegation.
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0 | {{read "7-gangs/1-gang-lists/house-orlock/house-orlock.md"}}
{{read "7-gangs/1-gang-lists/house-orlock/equipment-list.md"}}
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name: ganger_name
faction: ganger_faction
subtype: ganger_subtype
movement: 4
weapon-skill: 4
ballistic-skill: 4
strength: 3
toughness: 3
wounds: 1
init: 4
attacks: 1
leadership: 7
cool: 7
willpower: 7
intelligence: 7
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# Ganger Name
## Ganger Details
## Ganger Equipment
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1,167 | # Road Sections & Trade Routes
A gang receives the benefits of a Road Section so long as it holds it. Benefits of Road Sections
are before each cycle.
Once the Road Section is lost (for example taken by another gang), the bonus is also lost.
There are 2 ways to take control of Road Sections:
- Winning a battle with a Road Section at stake.
- Road Section as exchange for Captives.
#### Total Resources
| Campaign | Amount of Resources |
| :--------- | :-------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Ash Wastes | 4 per gang (minimum). All included Road Sections should be connected. |
## List of Road Sections
#### Sanctioned Road Sections
| D66 | Road Section | Connects | Region | Income |
| --- | :---------------- | :---------------------------------------------- | :---------- | :----- |
| 11 | Crater's Shadow | **Ironcrag** - Grave Run | Deep Wastes | 2D6 |
| 12 | Grave Run | Crater's Shadow - Storm Road | Deep Wastes | D6 |
| 13 | Storm Road | Grave Run - **Ash Storm Observatory** | Near Wastes | 2D6 |
| 14 | Iron Ridge | **Ash Storm Observatory** - **Light's End** | Near Wastes | D6 |
| 15 | Tubeway One | **Radfalls** - **The Dive** | Deep Wastes | 2D6 |
| 16 | Near Reaches | **Rust Deeps** - Far Reaches | Deep Wastes | 2D6 |
| 21 | Far Reaches | Near Reaches - **Spine Ridge** | Deep Wastes | 3D6 |
| 22 | Deeps | **Rust Deeps** - Krok Pass | Near Wastes | 2D6 |
| 23 | Krok Pass | Deeps - **Crater's Edge** | Deep Wastes | D6 |
| 24 | Low Road | **Six Holes** - **Witherwell** | Deep Wastes | D6 |
| 25 | High Road | **Witherwell** - Cogway | Near Wastes | 2D6 |
| 26 | Cogway | High Road - **Cinderak City** | Near Wastes | 2D6 |
| 31 | Fiveways | **Ash Storm Observatory** - Clearway | Near Wastes | 2D6 |
| 32 | Clearway | Fiveways - The Flats | Near Wastes | 3D6 |
| 33 | The Flats | Clearway - **Cinderak City** | Near Wastes | 3D6 |
| 34 | Ore Road | **Spider Mines** - Ore Pass | Deep Wastes | 3D6 |
| 35 | Ore Pass | Ore Road - **Cinderak City** | Near Wastes | 2D6 |
| 36 | Outcasts Passage | **Radfalls** - **Cinderak City** | Near Wastes | 3D6 |
| 41 | Blades Cut | **Brokebone Fighting Pits** - Klassmar's Choice | Deep Wastes | 2D6 |
| 42 | Klassmar's Choice | Blades Cut - **Cinderak City** | Near Wastes | D6 |
| 43 | The Baked Expanse | **Rust Deeps** - The Hilt | Near Wastes | 2D6 |
| 44 | The Hilt | The Baked Expanse - The Wyrd | Near Wastes | 3D6 |
| 45 | The Wyrd | The Hilt - Bullet Gate | Near Wastes | 2D6 |
| 46 | Bullet Gate | The Wyrd - **Cinderak City** | Near Wastes | 2D6 |
#### Unsanctioned Road Sections
| D66 | Road Section | Connects | Region | Income |
| --- | :------------------- | :----------------------------------------- | :---------- | :----- |
| 51 | The Radlight Expanse | **Light's End** - **Spider Mines** | Wild Wastes | 3D6 |
| 52 | Freedom Passage | **Spider Mines** - **Radfalls** | Wild Wastes | 2D6 |
| 53 | Helot's Path | **Radfalls** - **Brokebone Fighting Pits** | Wild Wastes | 2D6 |
| 54 | Khimerix Caves | **Brokebone Fighting Pits** - Beast Run | Wild Wastes | 3D6 |
| 55 | Beast Run | Khimerix Caves - Gark's End | Deep Wastes | 2D6 |
| 56 | Gark's End | Beast Run - **Rust Deeps** | Near Wastes | D6 |
| 61 | Edge Road | **Crater's Edge** - Shimmer Falls | Deep Wastes | D6 |
| 62 | Shimmer Falls | Edge Road - **Six Holes** | Wild Wastes | 2D6 |
| 63 | Raider's Refuge | **Six Holes** - Night Passage | Wild Wastes | 2D6 |
| 64 | Night Passage | Raider's Refuge - **Ironcrag** | Wild Wastes | 2D6 |
| 65 | The Twin's Pass | Ironcrag - Cracked Canyon | Wild Wastes | 2D6 |
| 66 | Cracked Canyon | The Twin's Pass - **Witherwell** | Wild Wastes | 3D6 |
## Trade Route (Bonus for Connecting Road Sections)
| Trade Route | Start & End | Trading Bonus | Raiding Bonus |
| :------------- | :---------------------------------------- | :------------------------------------------------------------ | :------------------------------------- |
| Shadows Ridge | **Ironcrag - Ash Storm Observatory** | 3D6x10. | 2D6x10. |
| Spire Straight | **Ash Storm Observatory - Cinderak City** | 1 Bounty Hunter (every battle this cycle). | D6x10. |
| Beaten Path | **Rust Deeps - Cinderak City** | 3D6x10. | 3D6x10. |
| Crater Run | **Crater's Edge - Rust Deeps** | 50% discount on Hangers-on (rounded up to nearest 5 credits). | 3D6x10. |
| Angel's Return | **Six Holes - Cinderak City** | 2D6x10. | 1 Hive Scum (every battle this cycle). |
| Oilslick Run | **Ironcrag - Cinderak City** | 5D6x10. | 4D6x10. |
| Dawn Run | **Light's End - Cinderak City** | 4D6x10. | 5D6x10. |
| Crooked Road | **Crater's Edge - Cinderak City** | 1 Ganger. | +1 Reputation. |
| Ore Road | **Spider Mines - Cinderak City** | -2 Rarity for all Trading Post items. | 2D6x10. |
| Scrap Way | **The Dive - Cinderak City** | 2D6x10. | 3D6x10. | | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 2 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # Road Sections & Trade Routes A gang receives the benefits of a Road Section so long as it holds it. Benefits of Road Sections are before each cycle. Once the Road Section is lost (for example taken by another gang), the bonus is also lost. There are 2 ways to take control of Road Sections: - Winning a battle with a Road Section at stake. - Road Section as exchange for Captives. #### Total Resources | Campaign | Amount of Resources | | :--------- | :-------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Ash Wastes | 4 per gang (minimum). All included Road Sections should be connected. | ## List of Road Sections #### Sanctioned Road Sections | D66 | Road Section | Connects | Region | Income | | --- | :---------------- | :---------------------------------------------- | :---------- | :----- | | 11 | Crater's Shadow | **Ironcrag** - Grave Run | Deep Wastes | 2D6 | | 12 | Grave Run | Crater's Shadow - Storm Road | Deep Wastes | D6 | | 13 | Storm Road | Grave Run - **Ash Storm Observatory** | Near Wastes | 2D6 | | 14 | Iron Ridge | **Ash Storm Observatory** - **Light's End** | Near Wastes | D6 | | 15 | Tubeway One | **Radfalls** - **The Dive** | Deep Wastes | 2D6 | | 16 | Near Reaches | **Rust Deeps** - Far Reaches | Deep Wastes | 2D6 | | 21 | Far Reaches | Near Reaches - **Spine Ridge** | Deep Wastes | 3D6 | | 22 | Deeps | **Rust Deeps** - Krok Pass | Near Wastes | 2D6 | | 23 | Krok Pass | Deeps - **Crater's Edge** | Deep Wastes | D6 | | 24 | Low Road | **Six Holes** - **Witherwell** | Deep Wastes | D6 | | 25 | High Road | **Witherwell** - Cogway | Near Wastes | 2D6 | | 26 | Cogway | High Road - **Cinderak City** | Near Wastes | 2D6 | | 31 | Fiveways | **Ash Storm Observatory** - Clearway | Near Wastes | 2D6 | | 32 | Clearway | Fiveways - The Flats | Near Wastes | 3D6 | | 33 | The Flats | Clearway - **Cinderak City** | Near Wastes | 3D6 | | 34 | Ore Road | **Spider Mines** - Ore Pass | Deep Wastes | 3D6 | | 35 | Ore Pass | Ore Road - **Cinderak City** | Near Wastes | 2D6 | | 36 | Outcasts Passage | **Radfalls** - **Cinderak City** | Near Wastes | 3D6 | | 41 | Blades Cut | **Brokebone Fighting Pits** - Klassmar's Choice | Deep Wastes | 2D6 | | 42 | Klassmar's Choice | Blades Cut - **Cinderak City** | Near Wastes | D6 | | 43 | The Baked Expanse | **Rust Deeps** - The Hilt | Near Wastes | 2D6 | | 44 | The Hilt | The Baked Expanse - The Wyrd | Near Wastes | 3D6 | | 45 | The Wyrd | The Hilt - Bullet Gate | Near Wastes | 2D6 | | 46 | Bullet Gate | The Wyrd - **Cinderak City** | Near Wastes | 2D6 | #### Unsanctioned Road Sections | D66 | Road Section | Connects | Region | Income | | --- | :------------------- | :----------------------------------------- | :---------- | :----- | | 51 | The Radlight Expanse | **Light's End** - **Spider Mines** | Wild Wastes | 3D6 | | 52 | Freedom Passage | **Spider Mines** - **Radfalls** | Wild Wastes | 2D6 | | 53 | Helot's Path | **Radfalls** - **Brokebone Fighting Pits** | Wild Wastes | 2D6 | | 54 | Khimerix Caves | **Brokebone Fighting Pits** - Beast Run | Wild Wastes | 3D6 | | 55 | Beast Run | Khimerix Caves - Gark's End | Deep Wastes | 2D6 | | 56 | Gark's End | Beast Run - **Rust Deeps** | Near Wastes | D6 | | 61 | Edge Road | **Crater's Edge** - Shimmer Falls | Deep Wastes | D6 | | 62 | Shimmer Falls | Edge Road - **Six Holes** | Wild Wastes | 2D6 | | 63 | Raider's Refuge | **Six Holes** - Night Passage | Wild Wastes | 2D6 | | 64 | Night Passage | Raider's Refuge - **Ironcrag** | Wild Wastes | 2D6 | | 65 | The Twin's Pass | Ironcrag - Cracked Canyon | Wild Wastes | 2D6 | | 66 | Cracked Canyon | The Twin's Pass - **Witherwell** | Wild Wastes | 3D6 | ## Trade Route (Bonus for Connecting Road Sections) | Trade Route | Start & End | Trading Bonus | Raiding Bonus | | :------------- | :---------------------------------------- | :------------------------------------------------------------ | :------------------------------------- | | Shadows Ridge | **Ironcrag - Ash Storm Observatory** | 3D6x10. | 2D6x10. | | Spire Straight | **Ash Storm Observatory - Cinderak City** | 1 Bounty Hunter (every battle this cycle). | D6x10. | | Beaten Path | **Rust Deeps - Cinderak City** | 3D6x10. | 3D6x10. | | Crater Run | **Crater's Edge - Rust Deeps** | 50% discount on Hangers-on (rounded up to nearest 5 credits). | 3D6x10. | | Angel's Return | **Six Holes - Cinderak City** | 2D6x10. | 1 Hive Scum (every battle this cycle). | | Oilslick Run | **Ironcrag - Cinderak City** | 5D6x10. | 4D6x10. | | Dawn Run | **Light's End - Cinderak City** | 4D6x10. | 5D6x10. | | Crooked Road | **Crater's Edge - Cinderak City** | 1 Ganger. | +1 Reputation. | | Ore Road | **Spider Mines - Cinderak City** | -2 Rarity for all Trading Post items. | 2D6x10. | | Scrap Way | **The Dive - Cinderak City** | 2D6x10. | 3D6x10. | | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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475 | # Outlaw Bounty Hunters
An Outlaw gang can recruit 0-1 Outlaw Bounty Hunter at a time.
<FighterCard cost="165">
## Alyce Shivver
_One of Slate Merdena’s twelve daughters, Alyce was destined to take her place among the hierarchy of the House of Iron. Her gang, the Wasteland Wolves, ranged further from the Spider Points than any of her peers, raiding ash waste nomad settlements and bringing in ore trains from as far afield as Guntown and Big Hole. It was Alyce’s thirst for adventure that was to be her undoing. Out in the wastes her gang found a pentagrammic casket containing a daemonic entity known as the Shivver. The Daemon ravaged her gang, feasting on their souls and corrupting their flesh until Alyce alone remained. It had not counted upon the tenacity of Slate’s daughter, however, and when it sought to turn her into its puppet, Alyce instead made the Daemon hers. _
_Alyce’s victory was not without cost. In taming the Daemon within, Alyce became a possessed creature, half human, half warp spawn. Her ambition was magnified and where once she saw a life as an Orlock Road Boss, she now coveted complete control of the House of Iron. The piteous whispers of the Shivver also taught Alyce dark new powers and woke within her a dormant psychic spark. By the time Alyce returned to Hive Primus, it was as the master of an outlaw gang of deviants and malcontents, bound together by the Shivver’s potent telepathic chains. So began Alyce’s war against the Clan Houses, one she has been waging ever since._
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 3+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 3+ | 2 | 6+ | 5+ | 7+ | 6+ |
<WeaponStats>
| Weapon | Rg S | Rg L | Ac S | Ac L | S | AP | D | Am | Traits |
| :---------------------------- | :--------: | :----------: | :--------: | :------: | :------: | :------: | :------: | :--------: | :----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Stub gun<br />- dumdum rounds | 6"<br />5" | 12"<br />10" | +2<br />+1 | -<br />- | 3<br />4 | -<br />- | 1<br />1 | 4+<br />4+ | <Tooltip type="traits" content="plentiful">Plentiful</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="sidearm">Sidearm</Tooltip><br /><Tooltip type="traits" content="limited">Limited</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="sidearm">Sidearm</Tooltip> |
| Fighting Knife | - | E | - | - | S | -1 | 1 | - | <Tooltip type="traits" content="backstab">Backstab</Tooltip>. <Tooltip type="traits" content="melee">Melee</Tooltip> |
</WeaponStats>
**Skills:** [Headbutt](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#4-headbutt), [True Grit](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-true-grit).
**Wargear:** [Mesh armour](/docs/armoury/armour#mesh-armour), [respirator](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#respirator), [photo-goggles](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#photo-goggles).
#### Wyrd Powers (Unsanctioned)
**Telekenesis - Assail (Basic):** Alyce Shivver uses the force of her
will to push enemies and objects from their path. Immediately make a ranged attack against an enemy
fighter within 12" and line of sight. If hit, move the
target D3" in any direction – if they were Standing, they become Prone and Pinned after moving. If they
come into base contact with a Standing fighter or
any terrain, they stop moving and suffer a Strength
3, Damage 1 hit. If they come into base contact with
another fighter, that fighter also suffers a Strength 3, Damage 1 hit, and becomes Prone and Pinned.
**Telekenesis - Levitation (Basic), Continuous Effect:** Alyce
Shivver rises upon invisible aetheric updrafts, floating
just above ground level as she is held aloft by a
writhing curtain of warp energy. For as long as this
Wyrd Power is maintained, Alyce Shivver’s Movement
is increased by 3" and she ignores all terrain, may
move freely between levels without restriction,
and can never fall. She may not however ignore
impassable terrain or walls, and may not end her
movement with her base overlapping an obstacle or
another fighter’s base. Furthermore, she cannot be
Pinned. As she is only levitated a few inches above
the ground, this ability does not affect lines of sight or
the use of cover.
**Telepathy - Maddening Visions (Basic):** Nearby enemies find
themselves struck by nightmarish apparitions as
Alyce Shivver becomes a conduit for unfettered warp
energy. Until the End phase of this round, make a
Willpower check for any enemy fighter who ends their
turn within 3" of Alyce Shivver. If the check is failed,
the fighter is driven temporarily insane and becomes
subject to the Insane Condition.
#### Special Rules
**Bounty Hunter:** As a Bounty Hunter, Alyce Shivver is subject to the Dead, Not Alive, Claiming Bounties and “We’ll Get Our Bit…” special rules.
**Outlaw:** Alyce Shivver is an Outlaw Hired Gun.
_Source: The Book of Ruin_
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="205">
## Eightfold Harvest Lord
**_Chaotic only_**
_Even on a world as violent as Necromunda the crimes of the Eightfold Harvest Lord have turned the stomachs of hardened Enforcers and jaded Guilders. The arrival of the Harvest Lord always precedes the spreading of starvation, madness and cannibalism. During the fall of Hive Arcos, it was the Harvest Lord who spread terror among Hive City preceding the uprising, decorating the Eight Points with the skins of its victims. Even after law and order broke down, it still hunted the survivors among the shadows of Arcos, dissecting its victims in their hundreds and leaving the remains hanging like gory banners from dome supports._
_It is unlikely the Harvest Lord is human, or if it was once mortal it has long since transformed into something else. It moves with an unnatural stuttering gait, like a vid missing frames, its tall lanky form wrapped in fluttering strips of human skin. As it advances upon its prey, the Harvest Lord’s bladed fingers click and twitch; its head, face hidden behind a hideous mask and too-wide daemonic grin, twisting fromside to side. It is said that the Harvest Lord is drawn to the most vicious acts of murder, eager to spread the blood of the living, and on Necromunda there is no shortage of blood to be spilled._
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 2+ | 6+ | 4 | 4 | 3 | 3+ | 3 | 7+ | 5+ | 6+ | 7+ |
<WeaponStats>
| Weapon | Rg S | Rg L | Ac S | Ac L | S | AP | D | Am | Traits |
| :-------------------------- | :--: | :--: | :--: | :--: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Paired heavy chain cleavers | - | E | - | +1 | S+2 | -2 | 2 | - | <Tooltip type="traits" content="melee">Melee</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="paired">Paired</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="sever">Sever</Tooltip> |
| Fighting Knife | - | E | - | - | S | -1 | 1 | - | <Tooltip type="traits" content="backstab">Backstab</Tooltip>. <Tooltip type="traits" content="melee">Melee</Tooltip> |
</WeaponStats>
**Skills:** [Avatar of Blood](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#1-avatar-of-blood), [Killing Blow](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#5-killing-blow), [Slaughterborn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#6-slaughterborn).
**Wargear:** [Butcher’s mask](/docs/gangs/gang-lists/corpse-grinder-cult/#butcher-leader), [plate mail armour](/docs/armoury/armour#plate-mail), [Corpse Grinder Cult icon](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#cult-icon-corpse-grinder).
#### Special Rules
**Bounty Hunter:** As a Bounty Hunter, the Eightfold Harvest Lord is subject to the Dead, Not Alive, Claiming Bounties and “We’ll Get Our Bit…” special rules
**Outlaw:** The Eightfold Harvest Lord is an Outlaw Hired Gun (see page 38 of Necromunda: The Book of Judgement).
**Chaotic:** The Eightfold Harvest Lord can only be hired by Corpse Grinder Cult, Chaos Cult or Chaos Corrupted gangs.
_Source: The Book of Ruin_
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="220">
## Czarn the Cyberoth, Outlaw Outcasts Leader
:::note DESIGNER’S COMMENTARY: NEW RULES FOR OUTCAST GANGS
Presented below are the rules for a new Dramatis Personae that will allow you to recreate the events described in Daemons of Meridian. If the Arbitrator wishes, this Dramatis Personae may be used during a campaign.
:::
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 4” | 3+ | 5+ | 5 | 5 | 3 | 4+ | 2 | 7+ | 5+ | 6+ | 7+ |
**Skills:** [Bull Charge](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#1-bull-charge), [Crushing Blow](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#3-crushing-blow), [Unstoppable](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#6-unstoppable).
**Weapons:** Warp Flamer Claws.
**Wargear:** [Light carapace armour](/docs/armoury/armour#carapace).
**Special Rules:** Warp Corrupted Abomination, Automated Repair Systems, Outlaw Outcasts Leader, Outlaw.
<details>
<summary>Special Rules</summary>
**Warp Corrupted Abomination:** Czarn may only be hired by an Outcasts, Helot Chaos Cults or Chaos Corrupted gang.
**Automated Repair Systems:** By tapping directly into a power source, Czarn is capable of repairing almost any level of damage that he has taken. He may attempt to repair himself as a Post-battle action – in order to do so, roll a D6. On a 3+ all Lasting Injuries are removed from this fighter.
**Outlaw Outcasts Leader:** This fighter may either be selected as an Outcasts Leader when making an Outcasts gang (see Book of the Outcast), replacing the normal option for an Outcasts Leader, or may be hired as a Bounty Hunter, following all the normal rules for Hired Guns.
**Outlaw:** Czarn is an Outlaw Hired Gun.
</details>
<details>
<summary>Designer’s Note: Modelling Czarn The Cyberoth</summary>
When modelling Czarn for use in your games of Necromunda, you may use a standard Ambot to represent him shortly after his transformation. Alternatively, if wishing to show him later on when the Warp has twisted and altered his form, there is almost no limit to the possibilities for converting him – feel free to let your imagination run wild!
</details>
_Source: Apocrypha: Daemons of Meridian_
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="250">
## Vandoth the Fallen
**_Non-chaotic only_**
_Vandoth is a figure of legend on Necromunda and stories are told of his deeds from the sky-hives of the Stormlands to the toxic shores of the Great Scavvie Sea. A giant of a man bound in layers of crimson muscle, Vandoth can crush a man’s skull with one hand and turn aside blades with his hardened skin. Most disturbing of all though are the tales of Vandoth’s unquenchable thirst for blood. It is said that hidden behind his mask are long canine fangs, and after he kills, the gigantic warrior stoops over his prey to drain them dry. Outlaws sometimes pay for Vandoth’s aid with the promise of coin, weapons or glory, though the giant mostly does as he pleases, aiding others when his interests align with theirs. _
_There are conflicting accounts as to where Vandoth comes from and who (or even what) he is. Some insist the massive warrior was once a Goliath, somehow corrupted in the vat with tainted blood. Others believe Vandoth was once one of Lord Helmawr’s personal guards, until he was genetically altered into a vampiric beast for the ruler of Necromunda’s amusement. Then there are the stories that the massive fighter is a thing of Chaos, though the savagery Vandoth shows to those corrupted by the Dark Gods would seem to discount this. All that is known for sure is Vandoth has wandered Necromunda for centuries at least, his face hidden behind a mask and an ancient oversized boltgun at his side._
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| ------- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ------- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 5” (4”) | 3+ | 3+ | 4 | 4 | 3 | 3+ (4+) | 3 | 7+ | 5+ | 6+ | 7+ |
<WeaponStats>
| Weapon | Rg S | Rg L | Ac S | Ac L | S | AP | D | Am | Traits |
| :------------- | :--: | :--: | :--: | :--: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Boltgun | 12" | 24" | +1 | - | 4 | -1 | 2 | 4+ | <Tooltip type="traits" content="rapid-fire">Rapid Fire (1)</Tooltip> |
| Fighting Knife | - | E | - | - | S | -1 | 1 | - | <Tooltip type="traits" content="backstab">Backstab</Tooltip>. <Tooltip type="traits" content="melee">Melee</Tooltip> |
</WeaponStats>
**Skills:** [Crushing Blow](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#3-crushing-blow), [Fearsome](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-fearsome), [Hurl](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-hurl), [Spring Up](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-spring-up)
**Wargear:** [Heavy carapace armour](/docs/armoury/armour#carapace), [respirator](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#respirator), [stimm-slug stash](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#stimm-slug-stash)
#### Second Profile
The profile in parentheses is modified by Carapace (heavy).
#### Special Rules
**Bounty Hunter:** As a Bounty Hunter, Vandoth the Fallen is subject to the Dead, Not Alive, Claiming Bounties and “We’ll Get Our Bit…” special rules.
**Outlaw:** Vandoth the Fallen is an Outlaw Hired Gun.
**Agent of Order:** Vandoth the Fallen may not be hired by Helot Chaos Cults, Corpse Grinder Cult or Chaos Corrupted gangs.
_Source: The Book of Ruin_
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="310">
## The Hermaphage Magos
_When the heretic Hermiatus was brought to justice, he left behind a legacy of genetic crimes. The greatest of these was the Genestealer strain he set loose upon Necromunda, though no less damning were the genetic gifts he passed on to the xenos cult of Secundus. For though Hermiatus himself has been captured and purged by the Inquisition, fragments of his DNA live on in the species he had sought to eradicate. The Hermaphage Magos is the purest expression of this, a psychic being dredged up from the xeno-racial memory and drawn to Necromunda to complete the heretical magos’ work. If the Hermaphage is an aberration within its own kind, or perhaps merely the first stage of some kind of profane evolution, is unclear, however, the creature seems to enjoy an elevated position within the xenos cults of Necromunda, and is powerfully psychic._
_When the Hermaphage Magos finds a proto-cult within the depths of a hive it is as if the hybrid creatures recognise their genetic father and immediately subsume themselves to his will. In truth, the creature is primarily an amplifier for the psychic strain spread by the alien lord of Hive Secundus; a vessel through which that dark thing might see beyond the walls of its radioactive prison. This has made the Hermaphage a prize hunted by countless bounty hunters and the best of Lord Helmawr’s agents, the Imperial House rightly fearful of what the coming of such a creature could mean for the future of its world._
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 3+ | 4+ | 4 | 3 | 3 | 3+ | 3 | 7+ | 6+ | 6+ | 7+ |
<WeaponStats>
| Weapon | Rg S | Rg L | Ac S | Ac L | S | AP | D | Am | Traits |
| :----------------- | :--: | :--: | :--: | :--: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Las pistol | 8" | 12" | +1 | - | 3 | - | 1 | 2+ | <Tooltip type="traits" content="sidearm">Sidarm</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="plentiful">Plentiful</Tooltip> |
| Razor-sharp talons | - | E | - | - | S+1 | -2 | 3 | - | <Tooltip type="traits" content="melee">Melee</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="rending">Rending</Tooltip> |
</WeaponStats>
**Skills:** [Crushing Blow](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#3-crushing-blow), [Fearsome](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-fearsome), [Hurl](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-hurl), [Spring Up](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-spring-up)
**Wargear:** [Hardened flak](/docs/armoury/armour#flak-hardened-layered), [respirator](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#respirator).
#### Wyrd Powers (Unsanctioned)
**Telepathy - Hypnosis (Basic):** With little more than a piercing
stare, the Hermaphage Magos can dominate the
minds of the weaker-willed. Select an enemy fighter
that has not yet activated this round within 9" and line
of sight of the Hermaphage Magos. If the Willpower
check to perform this action is successful, that fighter
may only perform a single Move (Simple) action when
activated this round.
**Telepathy - Mind Control (Basic):** Twitching and spasming
under the control of the Hermaphage Magos, an
enemy fighter is forced to slowly raise their weapon
and take aim upon one of theqir friends. Select an
enemy fighter that is within 9" of the Hermaphage
Magos. That fighter immediately makes a Shoot
(Basic) action, even if they have already activated
this round, targeting an eligible fighter from
their gang, chosen by the player controlling the
Hermaphage Magos.
**Telekenesis - Force Blast (Basic):** Any enemy fighters within 3" of this Psyker are immediately pushed D3+1" directly
away. If this movement would push a fighter from a
platform or into a pitfall, stop at the edge and take an
Initiative test for them. If the test is passed, they are
placed Prone at the edge. If the test is failed, they will
fall. If this movement is interrupted by a wall or other
impassable terrain, the fighter is immediately Pinned
and takes a hit with a Strength equal to the number of
inches rolled for the push distance.
#### Special Rules
**Bounty Hunter:** As a Bounty Hunter, the Hermaphage Magos is subject to the Dead, Not Alive, Claiming Bounties and “We’ll Get Our Bit…” special rules.
**Outlaw:** The Hermaphage Magos is an Outlaw Hired Gun.
_Source: The Book of Ruin_
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="320">
## T.H.R.U.G. 12 'Sparky'
**_Goliath or Slave Ogryns only_**
_Unlike humans, a servitor Ogryn retains most of their mind when augmented for mono-task duties – there simply isn’t that much to excise in the first place! T.H.R.U.G. 12 was a servitor for House Van Saar, toiling within the Archetek Helix workshops of Hive Primus. For his duties, T.H.R.U.G. was augmented with a voltrik harness and an arc-welder, a halo of sparking energy surrounding him as he worked on the think-synths and storm-chambers of the Helix. A freak accident, however, was to alter the Ogryn. While hauling massive MIU cables for a Clan Archetek, a power surge tore through from the spire, rippling out throughout Hive City. Everywhere systems overloaded and workers were fried at their stations, while in the Helix, green bolts of lightning danced among the primary cogitators. One of these bolts struck T.H.R.U.G., carrying with it the collected knowledge of the Van Saar home-engrams. The Ogryn rose smoking from the floor of Helix, his tiny brain buzzing with new thoughts and ideas… one word among them booming out above the others: “Freedom!”._
_After the accident, the Ogryn proved too unpredictable for the Helix, so the Clan sent T.H.R.U.G. down- hive to fight with one of the House gangs – the Daeyglow Dragons. The Ogryn fought well in the clan’s gang wars, but each cycle the word kept coming back into his mind. It was not until the Daeyglow Dragons brought on a Ratling slopper that things finally clicked for T.H.R.U.G., however. The slopper, Epyff Anyi, simply pointed out that given the Ogryn’s size and strength he should be in charge. After the ensuing violence abated, T.H.R.U.G. and Anyi were the only ones left standing, and the abhuman uprising had begun._
_It was not long before other slave Ogryns, and even Beastmen, mutants and more than a few bored Ratlings were following T.H.R.U.G. around, dubbing the unusually intelligent Ogryn ‘Sparky’ or ‘Smarticus.’ Rival gangs, corrupt crime lords and outland monsters were not enough to bring the big man down. Now the Merchants Guild have taken notice of T.H.R.U.G.’s rebellion, and bounty posters plaster the underhive offering huge rewards for his capture – or execution._
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 2+ | 5+ | 5 | 5 | 3 | 3+ | 3 | 7+ | 5+ | 7+ | 6+ |
**Skills:** [Headbutt](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#4-headbutt), [Inspirational](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-inspirational), [True Grit](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-true-grit).
**Weapons:** Las cutter, augmetic fist, Maul (club).
**Wargear:** [Light carapace armour](/docs/armoury/armour#carapace), [photo-goggles](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#photo-goggles), [stimm-slug stash](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#stimm-slug-stash).
#### Group Activation (1)
Only applies to friendly Faction fighters when hired by a Slave Ogryn gang.
#### Runaway
If captured and Sold to the Guilders, the capturing gang receives +D6x10 credits
_Source: House of Chains_
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="225">
## Durgan Kill-Fist
_Before the Great Darkness, little was known about Durgan Kill-Fist. A rabble rouser and outlaw pit fighter, his reputation was built upon what little information leaked out of the underhives of Hive Trazior. Stories had him as a rebel leader of an outlaw Goliath gang, more interested in turning the hive into their own personal fighting arena than doing anything for House Goliath or its allies. In the mayhem that followed the ‘death’ of Lord Helmawr, Durgan emerged from the shadows to tame the cultist uprisings in the bowels of Hive Traizor. With an army of ‘Knuckle’ boys, he turned the tide in confrontations such as the battle for the Blistering Waysand the defence of Boneyard IX. Outcasts flocked to Durgan’s banner; many disenfranchised nobles, guildersand even other clanners were drawn to the big man’s powerful charisma and animal violence._
_After Trazior, Durgan and his boys headed out into the wastes and came to the aid of Cinderak City during the first great Ash Waste Nomad raids. Here, Durgan made a stand in the Brokebone Fighting Pits, opening its doors to the wastes and welcoming any challengers to join him on the killing floor. It was during this period of extreme close quarters violence that Durgan earned the title Champion of the Brokebone, Goliath gangers from all across the wastes praising his strength and fury. However, when the Over-tyrant called on Durgan to attack Cinderak City and drive out the Escher, he once again turned his back on his clan, taking his outcasts and heading out into the wilderness._
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 3+ | 3+ | 4 | 5 | 2 | 3+ | 3 | 4+ | 4+ | 8+ | 7+ |
**Skills:** [Inspirational](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-inspirational), [Unstoppable](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#6-unstoppable).
**Weapons:** Kill-fist, Cruncher.
**Wargear:** Frag Grenades, Furnace plates.
**Special Rules:** Outcast Leader, Outlaw.
#### Outcasts Leader
This fighter may either be selected
as an Outcasts Leader when making an Outcasts gang, replacing the
normal option for an Outcasts Leader, or may be hired
as a Bounty Hunter, in which case he is subject to the
“You Get What You Pay For”, Dead, Not Alive, Claiming
Bounties and “We’ll Get Our Bit…” special rules.
#### Outlaw
Durgan Kill-Fist is an Outlaw Hired Gun.
_Source: The Aranthian Succession: Vaults of Temenos_
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Her gang, the Wasteland Wolves, ranged further from the Spider Points than any of her peers, raiding ash waste nomad settlements and bringing in ore trains from as far afield as Guntown and Big Hole. It was Alyce’s thirst for adventure that was to be her undoing. Out in the wastes her gang found a pentagrammic casket containing a daemonic entity known as the Shivver. The Daemon ravaged her gang, feasting on their souls and corrupting their flesh until Alyce alone remained. It had not counted upon the tenacity of Slate’s daughter, however, and when it sought to turn her into its puppet, Alyce instead made the Daemon hers. _ _Alyce’s victory was not without cost. In taming the Daemon within, Alyce became a possessed creature, half human, half warp spawn. Her ambition was magnified and where once she saw a life as an Orlock Road Boss, she now coveted complete control of the House of Iron. The piteous whispers of the Shivver also taught Alyce dark new powers and woke within her a dormant psychic spark. By the time Alyce returned to Hive Primus, it was as the master of an outlaw gang of deviants and malcontents, bound together by the Shivver’s potent telepathic chains. So began Alyce’s war against the Clan Houses, one she has been waging ever since._ | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 3+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 3+ | 2 | 6+ | 5+ | 7+ | 6+ | <WeaponStats> | Weapon | Rg S | Rg L | Ac S | Ac L | S | AP | D | Am | Traits | | :---------------------------- | :--------: | :----------: | :--------: | :------: | :------: | :------: | :------: | :--------: | :----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Stub gun<br />- dumdum rounds | 6"<br />5" | 12"<br />10" | +2<br />+1 | -<br />- | 3<br />4 | -<br />- | 1<br />1 | 4+<br />4+ | <Tooltip type="traits" content="plentiful">Plentiful</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="sidearm">Sidearm</Tooltip><br /><Tooltip type="traits" content="limited">Limited</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="sidearm">Sidearm</Tooltip> | | Fighting Knife | - | E | - | - | S | -1 | 1 | - | <Tooltip type="traits" content="backstab">Backstab</Tooltip>. <Tooltip type="traits" content="melee">Melee</Tooltip> | </WeaponStats> **Skills:** [Headbutt](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#4-headbutt), [True Grit](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-true-grit). **Wargear:** [Mesh armour](/docs/armoury/armour#mesh-armour), [respirator](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#respirator), [photo-goggles](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#photo-goggles). #### Wyrd Powers (Unsanctioned) **Telekenesis - Assail (Basic):** Alyce Shivver uses the force of her will to push enemies and objects from their path. Immediately make a ranged attack against an enemy fighter within 12" and line of sight. If hit, move the target D3" in any direction – if they were Standing, they become Prone and Pinned after moving. If they come into base contact with a Standing fighter or any terrain, they stop moving and suffer a Strength 3, Damage 1 hit. If they come into base contact with another fighter, that fighter also suffers a Strength 3, Damage 1 hit, and becomes Prone and Pinned. **Telekenesis - Levitation (Basic), Continuous Effect:** Alyce Shivver rises upon invisible aetheric updrafts, floating just above ground level as she is held aloft by a writhing curtain of warp energy. For as long as this Wyrd Power is maintained, Alyce Shivver’s Movement is increased by 3" and she ignores all terrain, may move freely between levels without restriction, and can never fall. She may not however ignore impassable terrain or walls, and may not end her movement with her base overlapping an obstacle or another fighter’s base. Furthermore, she cannot be Pinned. As she is only levitated a few inches above the ground, this ability does not affect lines of sight or the use of cover. **Telepathy - Maddening Visions (Basic):** Nearby enemies find themselves struck by nightmarish apparitions as Alyce Shivver becomes a conduit for unfettered warp energy. Until the End phase of this round, make a Willpower check for any enemy fighter who ends their turn within 3" of Alyce Shivver. If the check is failed, the fighter is driven temporarily insane and becomes subject to the Insane Condition. #### Special Rules **Bounty Hunter:** As a Bounty Hunter, Alyce Shivver is subject to the Dead, Not Alive, Claiming Bounties and “We’ll Get Our Bit…” special rules. **Outlaw:** Alyce Shivver is an Outlaw Hired Gun. _Source: The Book of Ruin_ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="205"> ## Eightfold Harvest Lord **_Chaotic only_**  _Even on a world as violent as Necromunda the crimes of the Eightfold Harvest Lord have turned the stomachs of hardened Enforcers and jaded Guilders. The arrival of the Harvest Lord always precedes the spreading of starvation, madness and cannibalism. During the fall of Hive Arcos, it was the Harvest Lord who spread terror among Hive City preceding the uprising, decorating the Eight Points with the skins of its victims. Even after law and order broke down, it still hunted the survivors among the shadows of Arcos, dissecting its victims in their hundreds and leaving the remains hanging like gory banners from dome supports._ _It is unlikely the Harvest Lord is human, or if it was once mortal it has long since transformed into something else. It moves with an unnatural stuttering gait, like a vid missing frames, its tall lanky form wrapped in fluttering strips of human skin. As it advances upon its prey, the Harvest Lord’s bladed fingers click and twitch; its head, face hidden behind a hideous mask and too-wide daemonic grin, twisting fromside to side. It is said that the Harvest Lord is drawn to the most vicious acts of murder, eager to spread the blood of the living, and on Necromunda there is no shortage of blood to be spilled._ | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 2+ | 6+ | 4 | 4 | 3 | 3+ | 3 | 7+ | 5+ | 6+ | 7+ | <WeaponStats> | Weapon | Rg S | Rg L | Ac S | Ac L | S | AP | D | Am | Traits | | :-------------------------- | :--: | :--: | :--: | :--: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Paired heavy chain cleavers | - | E | - | +1 | S+2 | -2 | 2 | - | <Tooltip type="traits" content="melee">Melee</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="paired">Paired</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="sever">Sever</Tooltip> | | Fighting Knife | - | E | - | - | S | -1 | 1 | - | <Tooltip type="traits" content="backstab">Backstab</Tooltip>. <Tooltip type="traits" content="melee">Melee</Tooltip> | </WeaponStats> **Skills:** [Avatar of Blood](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#1-avatar-of-blood), [Killing Blow](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#5-killing-blow), [Slaughterborn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#6-slaughterborn). **Wargear:** [Butcher’s mask](/docs/gangs/gang-lists/corpse-grinder-cult/#butcher-leader), [plate mail armour](/docs/armoury/armour#plate-mail), [Corpse Grinder Cult icon](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#cult-icon-corpse-grinder). #### Special Rules **Bounty Hunter:** As a Bounty Hunter, the Eightfold Harvest Lord is subject to the Dead, Not Alive, Claiming Bounties and “We’ll Get Our Bit…” special rules **Outlaw:** The Eightfold Harvest Lord is an Outlaw Hired Gun (see page 38 of Necromunda: The Book of Judgement). **Chaotic:** The Eightfold Harvest Lord can only be hired by Corpse Grinder Cult, Chaos Cult or Chaos Corrupted gangs. _Source: The Book of Ruin_ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="220"> ## Czarn the Cyberoth, Outlaw Outcasts Leader :::note DESIGNER’S COMMENTARY: NEW RULES FOR OUTCAST GANGS Presented below are the rules for a new Dramatis Personae that will allow you to recreate the events described in Daemons of Meridian. If the Arbitrator wishes, this Dramatis Personae may be used during a campaign. ::: | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 4” | 3+ | 5+ | 5 | 5 | 3 | 4+ | 2 | 7+ | 5+ | 6+ | 7+ | **Skills:** [Bull Charge](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#1-bull-charge), [Crushing Blow](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#3-crushing-blow), [Unstoppable](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#6-unstoppable). **Weapons:** Warp Flamer Claws. **Wargear:** [Light carapace armour](/docs/armoury/armour#carapace). **Special Rules:** Warp Corrupted Abomination, Automated Repair Systems, Outlaw Outcasts Leader, Outlaw. <details> <summary>Special Rules</summary> **Warp Corrupted Abomination:** Czarn may only be hired by an Outcasts, Helot Chaos Cults or Chaos Corrupted gang. **Automated Repair Systems:** By tapping directly into a power source, Czarn is capable of repairing almost any level of damage that he has taken. He may attempt to repair himself as a Post-battle action – in order to do so, roll a D6. On a 3+ all Lasting Injuries are removed from this fighter. **Outlaw Outcasts Leader:** This fighter may either be selected as an Outcasts Leader when making an Outcasts gang (see Book of the Outcast), replacing the normal option for an Outcasts Leader, or may be hired as a Bounty Hunter, following all the normal rules for Hired Guns. **Outlaw:** Czarn is an Outlaw Hired Gun. </details> <details> <summary>Designer’s Note: Modelling Czarn The Cyberoth</summary> When modelling Czarn for use in your games of Necromunda, you may use a standard Ambot to represent him shortly after his transformation. Alternatively, if wishing to show him later on when the Warp has twisted and altered his form, there is almost no limit to the possibilities for converting him – feel free to let your imagination run wild! </details> _Source: Apocrypha: Daemons of Meridian_ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="250"> ## Vandoth the Fallen **_Non-chaotic only_**  _Vandoth is a figure of legend on Necromunda and stories are told of his deeds from the sky-hives of the Stormlands to the toxic shores of the Great Scavvie Sea. A giant of a man bound in layers of crimson muscle, Vandoth can crush a man’s skull with one hand and turn aside blades with his hardened skin. Most disturbing of all though are the tales of Vandoth’s unquenchable thirst for blood. It is said that hidden behind his mask are long canine fangs, and after he kills, the gigantic warrior stoops over his prey to drain them dry. Outlaws sometimes pay for Vandoth’s aid with the promise of coin, weapons or glory, though the giant mostly does as he pleases, aiding others when his interests align with theirs. _ _There are conflicting accounts as to where Vandoth comes from and who (or even what) he is. Some insist the massive warrior was once a Goliath, somehow corrupted in the vat with tainted blood. Others believe Vandoth was once one of Lord Helmawr’s personal guards, until he was genetically altered into a vampiric beast for the ruler of Necromunda’s amusement. Then there are the stories that the massive fighter is a thing of Chaos, though the savagery Vandoth shows to those corrupted by the Dark Gods would seem to discount this. All that is known for sure is Vandoth has wandered Necromunda for centuries at least, his face hidden behind a mask and an ancient oversized boltgun at his side._ | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | ------- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ------- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 5” (4”) | 3+ | 3+ | 4 | 4 | 3 | 3+ (4+) | 3 | 7+ | 5+ | 6+ | 7+ | <WeaponStats> | Weapon | Rg S | Rg L | Ac S | Ac L | S | AP | D | Am | Traits | | :------------- | :--: | :--: | :--: | :--: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Boltgun | 12" | 24" | +1 | - | 4 | -1 | 2 | 4+ | <Tooltip type="traits" content="rapid-fire">Rapid Fire (1)</Tooltip> | | Fighting Knife | - | E | - | - | S | -1 | 1 | - | <Tooltip type="traits" content="backstab">Backstab</Tooltip>. <Tooltip type="traits" content="melee">Melee</Tooltip> | </WeaponStats> **Skills:** [Crushing Blow](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#3-crushing-blow), [Fearsome](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-fearsome), [Hurl](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-hurl), [Spring Up](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-spring-up) **Wargear:** [Heavy carapace armour](/docs/armoury/armour#carapace), [respirator](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#respirator), [stimm-slug stash](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#stimm-slug-stash) #### Second Profile The profile in parentheses is modified by Carapace (heavy). #### Special Rules **Bounty Hunter:** As a Bounty Hunter, Vandoth the Fallen is subject to the Dead, Not Alive, Claiming Bounties and “We’ll Get Our Bit…” special rules. **Outlaw:** Vandoth the Fallen is an Outlaw Hired Gun. **Agent of Order:** Vandoth the Fallen may not be hired by Helot Chaos Cults, Corpse Grinder Cult or Chaos Corrupted gangs. _Source: The Book of Ruin_ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="310"> ## The Hermaphage Magos  _When the heretic Hermiatus was brought to justice, he left behind a legacy of genetic crimes. The greatest of these was the Genestealer strain he set loose upon Necromunda, though no less damning were the genetic gifts he passed on to the xenos cult of Secundus. For though Hermiatus himself has been captured and purged by the Inquisition, fragments of his DNA live on in the species he had sought to eradicate. The Hermaphage Magos is the purest expression of this, a psychic being dredged up from the xeno-racial memory and drawn to Necromunda to complete the heretical magos’ work. If the Hermaphage is an aberration within its own kind, or perhaps merely the first stage of some kind of profane evolution, is unclear, however, the creature seems to enjoy an elevated position within the xenos cults of Necromunda, and is powerfully psychic._ _When the Hermaphage Magos finds a proto-cult within the depths of a hive it is as if the hybrid creatures recognise their genetic father and immediately subsume themselves to his will. In truth, the creature is primarily an amplifier for the psychic strain spread by the alien lord of Hive Secundus; a vessel through which that dark thing might see beyond the walls of its radioactive prison. This has made the Hermaphage a prize hunted by countless bounty hunters and the best of Lord Helmawr’s agents, the Imperial House rightly fearful of what the coming of such a creature could mean for the future of its world._ | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 3+ | 4+ | 4 | 3 | 3 | 3+ | 3 | 7+ | 6+ | 6+ | 7+ | <WeaponStats> | Weapon | Rg S | Rg L | Ac S | Ac L | S | AP | D | Am | Traits | | :----------------- | :--: | :--: | :--: | :--: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | Las pistol | 8" | 12" | +1 | - | 3 | - | 1 | 2+ | <Tooltip type="traits" content="sidearm">Sidarm</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="plentiful">Plentiful</Tooltip> | | Razor-sharp talons | - | E | - | - | S+1 | -2 | 3 | - | <Tooltip type="traits" content="melee">Melee</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="rending">Rending</Tooltip> | </WeaponStats> **Skills:** [Crushing Blow](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#3-crushing-blow), [Fearsome](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-fearsome), [Hurl](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-hurl), [Spring Up](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-spring-up) **Wargear:** [Hardened flak](/docs/armoury/armour#flak-hardened-layered), [respirator](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#respirator). #### Wyrd Powers (Unsanctioned) **Telepathy - Hypnosis (Basic):** With little more than a piercing stare, the Hermaphage Magos can dominate the minds of the weaker-willed. Select an enemy fighter that has not yet activated this round within 9" and line of sight of the Hermaphage Magos. If the Willpower check to perform this action is successful, that fighter may only perform a single Move (Simple) action when activated this round. **Telepathy - Mind Control (Basic):** Twitching and spasming under the control of the Hermaphage Magos, an enemy fighter is forced to slowly raise their weapon and take aim upon one of theqir friends. Select an enemy fighter that is within 9" of the Hermaphage Magos. That fighter immediately makes a Shoot (Basic) action, even if they have already activated this round, targeting an eligible fighter from their gang, chosen by the player controlling the Hermaphage Magos. **Telekenesis - Force Blast (Basic):** Any enemy fighters within 3" of this Psyker are immediately pushed D3+1" directly away. If this movement would push a fighter from a platform or into a pitfall, stop at the edge and take an Initiative test for them. If the test is passed, they are placed Prone at the edge. If the test is failed, they will fall. If this movement is interrupted by a wall or other impassable terrain, the fighter is immediately Pinned and takes a hit with a Strength equal to the number of inches rolled for the push distance. #### Special Rules **Bounty Hunter:** As a Bounty Hunter, the Hermaphage Magos is subject to the Dead, Not Alive, Claiming Bounties and “We’ll Get Our Bit…” special rules. **Outlaw:** The Hermaphage Magos is an Outlaw Hired Gun. _Source: The Book of Ruin_ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="320"> ## T.H.R.U.G. 12 'Sparky' **_Goliath or Slave Ogryns only_**  _Unlike humans, a servitor Ogryn retains most of their mind when augmented for mono-task duties – there simply isn’t that much to excise in the first place! T.H.R.U.G. 12 was a servitor for House Van Saar, toiling within the Archetek Helix workshops of Hive Primus. For his duties, T.H.R.U.G. was augmented with a voltrik harness and an arc-welder, a halo of sparking energy surrounding him as he worked on the think-synths and storm-chambers of the Helix. A freak accident, however, was to alter the Ogryn. While hauling massive MIU cables for a Clan Archetek, a power surge tore through from the spire, rippling out throughout Hive City. Everywhere systems overloaded and workers were fried at their stations, while in the Helix, green bolts of lightning danced among the primary cogitators. One of these bolts struck T.H.R.U.G., carrying with it the collected knowledge of the Van Saar home-engrams. The Ogryn rose smoking from the floor of Helix, his tiny brain buzzing with new thoughts and ideas… one word among them booming out above the others: “Freedom!”._ _After the accident, the Ogryn proved too unpredictable for the Helix, so the Clan sent T.H.R.U.G. down- hive to fight with one of the House gangs – the Daeyglow Dragons. The Ogryn fought well in the clan’s gang wars, but each cycle the word kept coming back into his mind. It was not until the Daeyglow Dragons brought on a Ratling slopper that things finally clicked for T.H.R.U.G., however. The slopper, Epyff Anyi, simply pointed out that given the Ogryn’s size and strength he should be in charge. After the ensuing violence abated, T.H.R.U.G. and Anyi were the only ones left standing, and the abhuman uprising had begun._ _It was not long before other slave Ogryns, and even Beastmen, mutants and more than a few bored Ratlings were following T.H.R.U.G. around, dubbing the unusually intelligent Ogryn ‘Sparky’ or ‘Smarticus.’ Rival gangs, corrupt crime lords and outland monsters were not enough to bring the big man down. Now the Merchants Guild have taken notice of T.H.R.U.G.’s rebellion, and bounty posters plaster the underhive offering huge rewards for his capture – or execution._ | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 2+ | 5+ | 5 | 5 | 3 | 3+ | 3 | 7+ | 5+ | 7+ | 6+ | **Skills:** [Headbutt](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#4-headbutt), [Inspirational](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-inspirational), [True Grit](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#5-true-grit). **Weapons:** Las cutter, augmetic fist, Maul (club). **Wargear:** [Light carapace armour](/docs/armoury/armour#carapace), [photo-goggles](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#photo-goggles), [stimm-slug stash](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#stimm-slug-stash). #### Group Activation (1) Only applies to friendly Faction fighters when hired by a Slave Ogryn gang. #### Runaway If captured and Sold to the Guilders, the capturing gang receives +D6x10 credits _Source: House of Chains_ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="225"> ## Durgan Kill-Fist _Before the Great Darkness, little was known about Durgan Kill-Fist. A rabble rouser and outlaw pit fighter, his reputation was built upon what little information leaked out of the underhives of Hive Trazior. Stories had him as a rebel leader of an outlaw Goliath gang, more interested in turning the hive into their own personal fighting arena than doing anything for House Goliath or its allies. In the mayhem that followed the ‘death’ of Lord Helmawr, Durgan emerged from the shadows to tame the cultist uprisings in the bowels of Hive Traizor. With an army of ‘Knuckle’ boys, he turned the tide in confrontations such as the battle for the Blistering Waysand the defence of Boneyard IX. Outcasts flocked to Durgan’s banner; many disenfranchised nobles, guildersand even other clanners were drawn to the big man’s powerful charisma and animal violence._ _After Trazior, Durgan and his boys headed out into the wastes and came to the aid of Cinderak City during the first great Ash Waste Nomad raids. Here, Durgan made a stand in the Brokebone Fighting Pits, opening its doors to the wastes and welcoming any challengers to join him on the killing floor. It was during this period of extreme close quarters violence that Durgan earned the title Champion of the Brokebone, Goliath gangers from all across the wastes praising his strength and fury. However, when the Over-tyrant called on Durgan to attack Cinderak City and drive out the Escher, he once again turned his back on his clan, taking his outcasts and heading out into the wilderness._  | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 3+ | 3+ | 4 | 5 | 2 | 3+ | 3 | 4+ | 4+ | 8+ | 7+ | **Skills:** [Inspirational](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-inspirational), [Unstoppable](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#6-unstoppable). **Weapons:** Kill-fist, Cruncher. **Wargear:** Frag Grenades, Furnace plates. **Special Rules:** Outcast Leader, Outlaw. #### Outcasts Leader This fighter may either be selected as an Outcasts Leader when making an Outcasts gang, replacing the normal option for an Outcasts Leader, or may be hired as a Bounty Hunter, in which case he is subject to the “You Get What You Pay For”, Dead, Not Alive, Claiming Bounties and “We’ll Get Our Bit…” special rules. #### Outlaw Durgan Kill-Fist is an Outlaw Hired Gun. _Source: The Aranthian Succession: Vaults of Temenos_ </FighterCard> | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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899 | # Psychoteric Wyrd Powers (Delaque)
:::info
You are viewing the archived rules from before the 2023 Core books. Use the menu to navigate to the current rules.
:::
Delaque Only.
## Power Table
| D6 | Darkness | Delusion | Madness |
| :-: | --------------------------------- | -------------------------- | ---------------------------- |
| 1 | Cacophony of Silence (Double), CE | Spatial Psychosis (Simple) | Existential Barrage (Simple) |
| 2 | Penumbral Mirror (Basic) | Seen Unseen (Basic), CE | Terrible Truths (Basic) |
| 3 | A Perfect Void (Basic), CE | Ghost & Shadow (Basic) | Psychoteric Lure (Basic) |
| 4 | Eternal Slumber (Double) | Deceitful Embrace (Basic) | Cyclopean Gaze (Double) |
| 5 | Cloak of Whispers (Basic), CE | Suicidal Embrace (Basic) | Craven Howl (Basic), CE |
| 6 | Sight Blight (Basic), CE | Opprobrious Curse (Simple) | Unrememberable (Simple), CE |
## Darkness
### 1. Cacophony of Silence (Double), Continuous Effect
All enemies within 5" must re-roll successful Hit rolls for ranged attacks.
### 2. Penumbral Mirror (Basic)
Choose 1 friendly and 1 enemy fighter within 5". Place the friendly fighter anywhere within 5" of the enemy fighter (even B2B).
### 3. A Perfect Void (Basic), Continuous Effect
Counts as in full cover to all enemies within 10".
### 4. Eternal Slumber (Double)
All Seriously Injured enemies within 3" go Out of Action.
### 5. Cloak of Whispers (Basic), Continuous Effect
All friendly fighters within 3" (including the Psyker) cannot be targeted by or be affected by gang enemy Tactics.
### 6. Sight Blight (Basic), Continuous Effect
All enemies within 5" count as being affected by Pitch Black (does not actually create an area of darkness and only affects enemies who enter or remain in range).
## Delusion
### 1. Spatial Psychosis (Simple)
An Active enemy fighter within 12" is Pinned (can cause a fall if within ½" of the edge of a ledge or platform).
### 2. Seen Unseen (Basic), Continuous Effect
Choose an enemy within 3". While maintained:
- The target treats all fighters as enemies.
- All other fighters treat the target as an enemy.The fighter still activates as normal and is treated as part of the crew, but in all other regards is treated an enemy fighter and not part of the gang.
### 3. Ghost & Shadow (Basic)
An enemy within 10" can be turned to face any direction.
### 4. Deceitful Thoughts (Double)
An enemy within 5" must pass an Intelligence test or the Psyker can force the target to make a move action (cannot move off ledges or into dangerous terrain).
### 5. Suicidal Embrace (Basic)
An enemy within 3" must pass an Intelligence test or suffer an automatic hit from a random Melee weapon equipped by the enemy fighter (or unarmed attack if no Melee weapons are equipped).
### 6. Opprobrious Curse (Simple)
An enemy within 3" must pass a Toughness test or suffer a Flesh Wound.
## Madness
### 1. Existential Barrage (Simple)
An enemy within 1" of the Psyker must pass an Intelligence test or become Broken and immediately flee. After fleeing, any friendly fighter to the target within 5" of the target must pass a Nerve test or become Broken.
### 2. Terrible Truths (Basic)
An enemy within 3" must pass an Intelligence test or suffer Insanity.
### 3. Psychotic Lure (Basic)
A Ready enemy within 3" must activate in the next turn and cannot perform Group Activation in that activation.
### 4. Cyclopean Gaze (Double)
A Ready enemy within 1" is no longer Ready.
### 5. Craven Howl (Basic), Continuous Effect
Broken enemies within 5" cannot Rally.
### 6. Unrememberable (Simple), Continuous Effect
-1 action to enemies activating within 3" (cannot perform any Double action if reduced to 1 action)
:::info Insanity
Roll a D6 at the start of each activation:<br />
**1-2:** The fighter is immediately Broken, if already Broken, they flee (even if their gang has not failed a Bottle test).<br />
**3-4:** An opposing gang (roll-off if multi-player) can control that fighter this turn, treating them as part of their gang. As soon as the activation ends, the Insane fighter no longer counts as being part of the opposing gang.<br />
**5-6:** The fighter act as normal. Once the activation is over, pass a Willpower test to lose the Insanity.
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Use the menu to navigate to the current rules. ::: Delaque Only. ## Power Table | D6 | Darkness | Delusion | Madness | | :-: | --------------------------------- | -------------------------- | ---------------------------- | | 1 | Cacophony of Silence (Double), CE | Spatial Psychosis (Simple) | Existential Barrage (Simple) | | 2 | Penumbral Mirror (Basic) | Seen Unseen (Basic), CE | Terrible Truths (Basic) | | 3 | A Perfect Void (Basic), CE | Ghost & Shadow (Basic) | Psychoteric Lure (Basic) | | 4 | Eternal Slumber (Double) | Deceitful Embrace (Basic) | Cyclopean Gaze (Double) | | 5 | Cloak of Whispers (Basic), CE | Suicidal Embrace (Basic) | Craven Howl (Basic), CE | | 6 | Sight Blight (Basic), CE | Opprobrious Curse (Simple) | Unrememberable (Simple), CE | ## Darkness ### 1. Cacophony of Silence (Double), Continuous Effect All enemies within 5" must re-roll successful Hit rolls for ranged attacks. ### 2. Penumbral Mirror (Basic) Choose 1 friendly and 1 enemy fighter within 5". Place the friendly fighter anywhere within 5" of the enemy fighter (even B2B). ### 3. A Perfect Void (Basic), Continuous Effect Counts as in full cover to all enemies within 10". ### 4. Eternal Slumber (Double) All Seriously Injured enemies within 3" go Out of Action. ### 5. Cloak of Whispers (Basic), Continuous Effect All friendly fighters within 3" (including the Psyker) cannot be targeted by or be affected by gang enemy Tactics. ### 6. Sight Blight (Basic), Continuous Effect All enemies within 5" count as being affected by Pitch Black (does not actually create an area of darkness and only affects enemies who enter or remain in range). ## Delusion ### 1. Spatial Psychosis (Simple) An Active enemy fighter within 12" is Pinned (can cause a fall if within ½" of the edge of a ledge or platform). ### 2. Seen Unseen (Basic), Continuous Effect Choose an enemy within 3". While maintained: - The target treats all fighters as enemies. - All other fighters treat the target as an enemy.The fighter still activates as normal and is treated as part of the crew, but in all other regards is treated an enemy fighter and not part of the gang. ### 3. Ghost & Shadow (Basic) An enemy within 10" can be turned to face any direction. ### 4. Deceitful Thoughts (Double) An enemy within 5" must pass an Intelligence test or the Psyker can force the target to make a move action (cannot move off ledges or into dangerous terrain). ### 5. Suicidal Embrace (Basic) An enemy within 3" must pass an Intelligence test or suffer an automatic hit from a random Melee weapon equipped by the enemy fighter (or unarmed attack if no Melee weapons are equipped). ### 6. Opprobrious Curse (Simple) An enemy within 3" must pass a Toughness test or suffer a Flesh Wound. ## Madness ### 1. Existential Barrage (Simple) An enemy within 1" of the Psyker must pass an Intelligence test or become Broken and immediately flee. After fleeing, any friendly fighter to the target within 5" of the target must pass a Nerve test or become Broken. ### 2. Terrible Truths (Basic) An enemy within 3" must pass an Intelligence test or suffer Insanity. ### 3. Psychotic Lure (Basic) A Ready enemy within 3" must activate in the next turn and cannot perform Group Activation in that activation. ### 4. Cyclopean Gaze (Double) A Ready enemy within 1" is no longer Ready. ### 5. Craven Howl (Basic), Continuous Effect Broken enemies within 5" cannot Rally. ### 6. 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823 | # Vehicle Impacts
_Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)_
There are several ways in which vehicles can impact other models, and even terrain. What happens when they do
depends upon the nature of the impact.
## Running Over Fighters
If a moving vehicle comes into contact with a
fighter’s base, the fighter is moved by the smallest
amount possible to allow the vehicle to pass, ensuring
the fighter does not end up within 1" of the vehicle. Once the vehicle’s movement has been completed, make an Initiative test for each Standing or Prone
and Pinned fighter moved in this way, applying a +1
modifier if the fighter was Standing. If the fighter is
Prone and Seriously Injured, they will only pass this test
on a natural roll of a 6.
If this test is passed, the fighter was able to dodge
safely aside. If, however, this test is failed, the fighter
suffers an automatic hit, and if Standing and Active
becomes Prone and Pinned. See the Vehicle Collision
Damage table to determine the power of the hit.
### Vehicle Collision Damage Table
There are many circumstances when a vehicle might
collide with another part of the battlefield, be it
another vehicle, a fighter or terrain. When this
happens use the Movement characteristic of the
moving vehicle on the table below to determine
the Strength, AP and Damage of the impact.
A vehicle that is Stationary and Stalled but has moved
as part of a Jump Start, Turn-over, Free Wheel action or
as a result of suffering a vehicle collision is assumed to
have a Movement characteristic of 3".
| Movement Characteristic | Strength | AP | Damage |
| :---------------------: | :------: | :-: | :----: |
| 3"-5" | 3 | - | 1 |
| 6"-7" | 5 | -1 | 1 |
| 8"-9" | 7 | -2 | 2 |
| 10"+ | 9 | -3 | 3 |
## Vehicle Collisions
There are two types of vehicle collisions: head-on
and side-on:
### Head-On Collisions
If, during the course of its movement, a vehicle’s Front
arc makes contact with any part of another vehicle, a
head-on collision has occurred. When this happens, compare the Toughness value of the impact arcs of the
two vehicles:
- If the Toughness of both vehicles is the same, or if
the Toughness of the moving vehicle is greater, the
impacted vehicle is pushed by the moving vehicle
until it reaches the end of its movement.
- If the Toughness of the moving vehicle is lower, the
active vehicle stops immediately.
### Side-On Collisions
If, during the course of its movement, a vehicle’s Side
arc makes contact with any part of another vehicle, a
side-on collision has occurred (generally this will be
either as the result of a failed Loss of Control test or a
vehicle turning). When this happens, make a Handling
test for the moving vehicle, applying a +1 modifier if its
Toughness in the impact arc is greater than that of the
other vehicle:
- If the test is passed, the impacted vehicle is moved
by the smallest amount possible to allow the active
vehicle to pass.
- If this test is failed, the active vehicle is turned
by the smallest amount possible to allow it to
continue moving.
### Colliding With Terrain
If a vehicle collides with a wall, an impassable or solid
terrain feature or a sturdy structure, it will likely come
off worse. In such cases, the vehicle is automatically
treated as if it had collided with a vehicle that has a
greater Toughness than it, whilst the terrain will suffer
no damage.
If a vehicle collides with an obstacle or a flimsy
structure, that terrain feature will be destroyed and is
removed from the battlefield. Any fighters on top of it
immediately fall. The vehicle itself is treated as having
collided with a vehicle that has a lower Toughness
than it.
### Vehicle Collision Damage
In either case, once the active vehicle has finished its
movement, both vehicles will suffer an automatic hit.
The Strength, AP and Damage of this hit is determined
by the [Vehicle Collision Damage table](/docs/the-rules/vehicle-impacts#vehicle-collision-damage-table). All
hits are resolved against the Toughness value of the
facing that suffers the hit.
If the Toughness of one of the vehicles is lower,
increase the Strength, AP and Damage of the hit
against it by 1. Applying damage to vehicles is
discussed later (see [Resolving Hits Against Vehicles](/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles)).
:::info
### Chain Collisions
It is possible (some might even say likely!) that a
chain reaction of collisions may occur as vehicles
push each other into rocky outcrops and other
battlefield features.
When this happens, fully resolve the damage
from each collision in the order they occur. If
a subsequent collision occurs due to a vehicle
being pushed, use the initial vehicle’s Movement
characteristic when determining the power of
the impact.
Finally, if a vehicle stops due to impacting
impassable terrain or a vehicle with a higher
Toughness value then all the vehicles involved in
the collision stop.
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What happens when they do depends upon the nature of the impact. ## Running Over Fighters If a moving vehicle comes into contact with a fighter’s base, the fighter is moved by the smallest amount possible to allow the vehicle to pass, ensuring the fighter does not end up within 1" of the vehicle. Once the vehicle’s movement has been completed, make an Initiative test for each Standing or Prone and Pinned fighter moved in this way, applying a +1 modifier if the fighter was Standing. If the fighter is Prone and Seriously Injured, they will only pass this test on a natural roll of a 6. If this test is passed, the fighter was able to dodge safely aside. If, however, this test is failed, the fighter suffers an automatic hit, and if Standing and Active becomes Prone and Pinned. 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A vehicle that is Stationary and Stalled but has moved as part of a Jump Start, Turn-over, Free Wheel action or as a result of suffering a vehicle collision is assumed to have a Movement characteristic of 3". | Movement Characteristic | Strength | AP | Damage | | :---------------------: | :------: | :-: | :----: | | 3"-5" | 3 | - | 1 | | 6"-7" | 5 | -1 | 1 | | 8"-9" | 7 | -2 | 2 | | 10"+ | 9 | -3 | 3 | ## Vehicle Collisions There are two types of vehicle collisions: head-on and side-on: ### Head-On Collisions If, during the course of its movement, a vehicle’s Front arc makes contact with any part of another vehicle, a head-on collision has occurred. 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When this happens, make a Handling test for the moving vehicle, applying a +1 modifier if its Toughness in the impact arc is greater than that of the other vehicle: - If the test is passed, the impacted vehicle is moved by the smallest amount possible to allow the active vehicle to pass. - If this test is failed, the active vehicle is turned by the smallest amount possible to allow it to continue moving. ### Colliding With Terrain If a vehicle collides with a wall, an impassable or solid terrain feature or a sturdy structure, it will likely come off worse. In such cases, the vehicle is automatically treated as if it had collided with a vehicle that has a greater Toughness than it, whilst the terrain will suffer no damage. If a vehicle collides with an obstacle or a flimsy structure, that terrain feature will be destroyed and is removed from the battlefield. Any fighters on top of it immediately fall. 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172 | import Crew from './\_crew.md';
# House Delaque
_House Delaque, or the House of Shadow, as it is also commonly known, is one of the more unusual Clan Houses of Necromunda. Unlike the Goliath, Escher, Van Saar and Orlock Houses, that are built upon vital industries and lord their wealth and power over a substantial population of workers, or the Cawdor, who are bound together by faith and claim populations across the hive world as their own, the Delaque have no defined home and no defined industrial role within Necromundan society. If one were to ask a hiver what purpose the Delaque serve for Lord Helmawr, one would doubtless receive myriad answers. Some believe them to be information brokers, who deal in secrets and buy and sell this vital commodity to the highest bidder. Others claim they are afforded their place because of some clandestine deal with the Helmawr line, and that they are spies for the Imperial House, or perhaps one or more of the Noble Houses. Still others claim the Delaque are assassins and saboteurs without peer, and in a world where open warfare between Houses is forbidden, all must enlist their services if they want to advance their power and influence. Like all good lies there is a grain of truth in each of these beliefs. For instance it is true that the Delaque deal in information, and any hiver knows that if you can meet their price a Delaque info-broker can find out what you want to know. It is also true that there is some connection between Lord Helmawr and Delaque, though no one really knows the true nature of this relationship and it ranges from them being the Lord of Necromunda’s eyes and ears below the Wall to the Delaque being a bastard offshoot of the Imperial House itself. House Delaque is also known for the quality of its spies, assassins and saboteurs, though they do not market themselves like mercenaries, and these skills seem more to be a by-product of their true purpose… whatever that is._
## Gang Composition
House Delaque follows the [normal rules](/docs/founding-a-gang/gang-creation#gang-composition) for Gang Composition.
## Special Rules
Follow normal rules as other gangs with the following exceptions:
- [Psychoteric Whispers](#psychoteric-whispers-3) and [Psychoteric Mastery](#psychoteric-mastery-2)
## Fighters
<FighterCard cost="100">
### Master of Shadow (Leader)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 3+ | 3+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 3+ | 2 | 6+ | 6+ | 5+ | 6+ |
**Skills:** 1 Primary (custom).
**Restrictions:** None.
**Special Rules:** Gang Leader, Gang Hierarchy (Leader), Tools of the Trade, Group Activation (2), Psychoteric Whispers.
#### Psychoteric Whispers
Upgrade for +30 credits when recruited to become an Unsanctioned Psyker and Psychoteric Mastery. The fighter must choose one discipline (Madness, Delusion or Darkness) to specialise in and may immediately select a single Wyrd Power from that discipline.
_A Master of Shadow is the very embodiment of the Psychoterica. They are everything the Delaque are known for – an invisible hand moving among the hives doing the will of the Star Chamber. Most hivers will never know if they have ever crossed paths with a Master of Shadow, such are the forms they might assume – and those who do peek behind the mask seldom live long to recount the experience._
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="85">
### Phantom (Champion)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 3+ | 3+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 4+ | 2 | 7+ | 6+ | 6+ | 6+ |
**Skills:** 1 Primary (custom).
**Restrictions:** None.
**Special Rules:** Gang Hierarchy (Champion), Tools of the Trade, Group Activation (1), Psychoteric Whispers.
#### Psychoteric Whispers
Upgrade for +30 credits when recruited to become an Unsanctioned Psyker and Psychoteric Mastery. The fighter must choose one discipline (Madness, Delusion or Darkness) to specialise in and may immediately select a single Wyrd Power from that discipline.
_Cast in the image of their leaders, Phantoms are able lieutenants to the Master of Shadow, enacting their will as their master enacts the will of the Star Chamber, and becoming a focus for the Psychoterica._
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="110">
### Nacht-Ghul (Specialist Champion)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 6” | 2+ | 3+ | 4 | 3 | 2 | 2+ | 2 | 7+ | 6+ | 6+ | 7+ |
**Skills:** 1 Primary (custom).
**Restrictions:** Pistol, Basic, Close Combat.
**Special Rules:** Gang Hierarchy (Champion), Tools of the Trade, Group Activation (1), From the Shadows, Psychoteric Whispers.
#### From the Shadows
Can be placed aside instead of being set up at the start of a battle.
Deployment:
- Start of any of any round after the first (before rolling for Priority).
- Anywhere on the battlefield.
- Outside 6” and LOS of any enemy fighters.
- If both gangs have fighters with this special rule, take turns, starting with the winner of a roll-off.
#### Psychoteric Whispers
Upgrade for +30 credits when recruited to become an Unsanctioned Psyker and Psychoteric Mastery. The fighter must choose one discipline (Madness, Delusion or Darkness) to specialise in and may immediately select a single Wyrd Power from that discipline.
Unsanctioned Psyker (when recruited).
_A Nacht-Ghul is an assassin and saboteur without peer. Crafted by psychic-science and esoteric chems, they are the edge of the blade in the dark that cuts away the enemies of the Delaque – or the enemies of their friends if it suits their purposes. Delaque gangs will often include these talented agents, though they do so with the knowledge that the Nacht-Ghul ultimately answer to the Star Chamber and the whispers of the Psychoterica._
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="40">
### Ghost (Ganger)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 4+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 4+ | 1 | 7+ | 6+ | 7+ | 7+ |
**Restrictions:** Pistol, Basic, Close Combat.
**Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Ganger), Promotion (Delaque Specialist), Tools of the Trade (Delaque Specialist only).
_The rank and file of the Delaque gangs are its Ghosts, though there is nothing common about their appearance and skills, each one unique in their unremarkability._
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="60">
### Psy-Gheist (Juve Prospect)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 6” | 4+ | 5+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 3+ | 1 | 9+ | 7+ | 8+ | 8+ |
**Restrictions:** Pistol, Basic, Close Combat.
**Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Prospect), Tools of the Trade, Promotion (Delaque Phantom or Delaque Nacht-Ghul), Psychoteric Mastery, Non-sanctioned Psyker, Hot-headed, Fast Learner.
#### Psychoteric Mastery
Unsanctioned Psyker. When recruited:
- Choose a discipline (Darkness, Delusion or Madness).
- 1 Wyrd Power (free).
#### Additional Wyrd Powers (+30 Each)
When recruited:
- Purchase any number of additional Wyrd Powers from the chosen discipline for 30 credits (each).
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="25">
### Shadow (Juve)
**Cost:** 25
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 6” | 5+ | 5+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 3+ | 1 | 9+ | 7+ | 8+ | 8+ |
**Restrictions:** Pistol, Basic, Close Combat.
**Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Juve), Promotion (Delaque Specialist), Fast Learner.
_When an individual is newly brought into the Psychoterica, their previous life is washed away by the psychic energy of the Silent Ones. Such fighters are known as Shadows, perhaps as a reference to what they have become._
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="190">
### 0-1 Spyker (N18 Brute)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 6” | 6+ | 6+ | 3 | 4 | 4 | 3+ | 1 | 5+ | 5+ | 4+ | 6+ |
#### Options
- Displaced field: +50
#### Flight
Ignores all terrain, moves freely between levels without restriction and can never fall. May not ignore impassable terrain or walls and may not end its movement with its base overlapping an obstacle or the base of another fighter.
#### Wyrd Powers
**Psychic Assault (Basic)**<br />
An enemy fighter within 18” is Pinned and must pass a Willpower test or suffer 1 Damage (if reduced to 0 Wounds, roll an Injury dice as normal).
**Psychic Scream (Basic)**<br />
Enemy fighters within 3” must pass a Nerve test with a -1 modifier or become Broken.
**Force Blast (Basic)**<br />
Any enemy fighters within 3” are immediately pushed D3+1” directly away. If a fighter is pushed from a platform or into a pitfall, they must pass an Initiative test to be placed Prone at the edge. Otherwise they will fall. If pushed into a wall or other impassable terrain, the fighter is immediately Pinned and takes a hit with a Strength equal to the number of inches rolled for the push distance.
:::note
There has been a new Delaque fighter called a [Spyker](/docs/gangs/gang-additions/hangers-on-and-brutes/hangers-on/#0-2-spyker) that was released in House of Shadows (whereas this was not included). Talk to your Arbitrator if you want to include this earlier version, as they may deem it invalid.
:::
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="205">
### 0-2 Piscean Spektor (Brute)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 3+ | 5+ | 4 | 4 | 3 | 3+ | 4 | 7+ | 6+ | 6+ | 8+ |
**Skills:** [Fearsome](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-fearsome).
**Weapons:** Phychomantic Claws (paired).
**Wargear:** Carapace (light).
#### Flight
Ignores all terrain, moves freely between levels without restriction and can never fall. May not ignore impassable terrain or walls and may not end its movement with its base overlapping an obstacle or the base of another fighter.
#### Psychoteric Mastery
Unsanctioned Psyker. When recruited:
- Choose a discipline (Darkness, Delusion or Madness).
- 1 Wyrd Power (free).
#### Additional Wyrd Powers (+30 Each)
When recruited:
- Purchase any number of additional Wyrd Powers from the chosen discipline for 30 credits (each).
_Piscean Spektors are yet another mystery unique to the Delaque. Most other clans see little distinction between the Delaque Spektor forms and consider them merely another mechanical ally created by the House of Shadow. In truth, the Piscean Spektors are unlike anything else employed by the Delaque and are more akin to a true race in their own right. A cybernetic form wrapped around a harvested xenos brain, the Spektor retains much of its memories from its prior existence, and serves the Clan House in accordance with an ancient pact between humans and its race. While not even the Delaque know for sure where the Pisceans come from, it is believed they are an aquatic race that arrived on Necromunda millennia ago and made their home in its subterranean seas. Occasionally, ancient members of this race come to the Delaque to have their brains placed in machines, the two races sharing a common connection to the Psychoterica._
_In life, a Piscean warrior is a ferocious aquatic alien, shark-headed and inhumanly strong. When its brain is interned in the shell of a Spektor, its connection to the Psychoterica becomes even stronger and it develops psychic powers. While still a competent warrior, favouring savage close quarters combat, its true strength is its ability to channel the Psychoterica into strange and deadly powers. This same ability allows it to float through the air, rapidly climb structures and move with a disturbing grace that belies its cumbersome form. When the Delaque are expecting trouble or staging an important assault, it is often to their Piscean Spektors they will turn, the creations perfectly adapted for combat in the underhive with a truly alien lust for battle._
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="100">
### 0-3 Cephalopod Spekter (Exotic Beast)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 5” | 4+ | 5+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 3+ | 1 | 7+ | 5+ | 8+ | 4+ |
**Weapons:** Shock stave (same as: shock tendrils).
**Special Rules:** Flight, Sensor Array, Threat Respose, Watchdog.
#### Flight
Ignores all terrain, moves freely between levels without restriction and can never fall. May not ignore impassable terrain or walls and may not end its movement with its base overlapping an obstacle or the base of another fighter.
#### Sensor Array
If within 3” when the owner makes an Intelligence test (for any reason), roll an extra D6 and pick a dice to discard.
#### Thread Response
When the owner is taken Out of Action, all enemy fighters within D6” of this pet suffer a Strength 1 automatic hit with Seismic (always Pinned, no save roll if the wound roll is a 6 before modifiers).
#### Watchdog
If the owner is a sentry, attackers can be spotted outside the vision arc. Add 1+ modifier to spotting (a 1 before modifiers still fails).
_House Delaque utilises numerous tools to gather secrets and pry knowledge from their surroundings, from scuttling whisper-thieves to burrowing data serpents. Among these, the Cephalopod Spektor is perhaps the most sinister, and the most effective. Each Spektor is a writhing mass of mechanical tentacles and gleaming oculi, its whirring lenses constantly tracking the shadows for movement. Via a complex array of auspexes, the Spektor drinks in its surroundings and communicates them to its owner, granting them a multi-spectral view of the battlefield. The Spektor’s cogitator is built around a fragment of synaptic tissue, grown from its owner’s genetic material. Extracted from a cloned brain gestated to the edge of adulthood, the fragment is interred into the mechanical cranium of the Spektor, and then raised to consciousness by its master. This cognitive bonding also has its drawbacks, however – a Spektor might anticipate its master’s needs, but it also often shares their hatreds or fears, making it act erratically if their owner gives in to rage or panic._
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="70">
### 0-2 Psychoteric Wyrm (Exotic Beast)
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 6” | 4+ | 6+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 4+ | 1 | 8+ | 5+ | 6+ | 8+ |
**Weapons:** Flensing knife (same as Ferocious Jaws).
**Special Rules:** Long Leash, Psychoteric Node, Burrowing.
#### Long Leash
Must try to remain within 12" of the owner (instead of 3").
#### Psychoteric Node
While this pet is Active or Pinned (not Seriously Injured), the owner can channel Wyrd Powers through this fighter:
- The Psyker suffers any Perils of the Warp (as normal).
- Range, distance & LOS is measured from this pet.
#### Burrowing
Move freely under impassable terrain (if movement is sufficient to pass through completely).
_Psychoteric Wyrms are disturbing creations born of dark technology and alien biology. No one save the Delaque know for sure how they are created or what gives them the semblance of life they possess, but the few examples captured by other gangs have yielded no answers – as when a dead wyrm is dissected no mechanisms or organs can be found, only an oily black fluid that reeks like the depths of the sump. In life, however, their abilities are all too terrifying to behold. Wyrms can burrow through all manner of obstacles, from ferrocrete to plasteel, or squeeze their way through the tiniest of openings, as their bodies constrict and segment with unnatural speed. This mobility makes them excellent spies for the Delaque, as there are few places they cannot travel. The connection between a Delaque and Psychoteric Wyrm is similar to that between a Delaque and one of the Spektor creations – the fighter using their `connection to the Psychoteric as well as cranial splicing to exert control over the beast._
</FighterCard>
<FighterCard cost="35">
### Delaque Wraith (Crew)
<Crew />
</FighterCard>
## Skill Access
| | [Agility](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#agility) | [Brawn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#brawn) | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Cunning](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#cunning) | [Driving](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#driving) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | [Shooting](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#shooting) | [Obfuscation](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#obfuscation) |
| :--------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Leader | Primary | - | - | Primary | | - | Primary | Secondary | Secondary | Secondary |
| Champion (Specialist) | Primary | - | - | Primary | | - | Secondary | - | Secondary | Secondary |
| Champion | Secondary | - | - | Primary | | - | Secondary | Primary | Secondary | Primary |
| Ganger (Specialist) | Secondary | - | Secondary | Primary | | - | - | Primary | - | - |
| Juve (Specialist) | Secondary | - | - | Primary | | - | - | Secondary | - | - |
| Juve | Secondary | - | - | Primary | | - | - | Secondary | - | - |
| Spekter (Exotic Beast) | Secondary | - | - | Primary | | - | - | - | - | - |
| Wyrm (Exotic Beast) | Secondary | - | - | Primary | | - | - | - | - | - |
| Spyker V1 (N18 Brute) | Secondary | - | - | Secondary | | - | - | Primary | - | - |
| Spektor (Brute) | - | Secondary | Secondary | - | | Primary | - | - | - | - |
## Psychoteric Whispers
Leader & Champion (including Specialist) can become an Unsanctioned Psyker (Psychoteric Mastery) in the following situations:
- When recruited (+30 credits).
- Spend 7 XP as an Advancement (increase the rating by +30 credits).
## Psychoteric Mastery
When a Faction fighter becomes a Psyker (when recruited or during Advancement), apply the following:
- Choose a discipline (Darkness, Delusion or Madness).
- Gain 1 Wyrd Power (free) from the chosen discipline (or any universal discipline).
- Gain additional Wyrd Powers as a Primary skill during Advancements (from the selected discipline or any universal discipline):
- Psychoteric (Random): 6 XP.
- Psychoteric (Custom): 9 XP.
- Universal (Random): 9 XP.
- Universal (Custom): 12 XP.
- Juve (Specialist) & Spektor (Brute): Purchase any number of additional Wyrd Powers from the chosen Psychoteric discipline for 30 credits (each).
## Psychoteric Choirs
When a friendly Psyker uses a Psychoteric Wyrd Power (Darkness, Delusion or Madness), up to 3 other Active friendly Faction fighters within 3" of the Psyker can give 1 modifier each in all of the following situations:
- **Increased Range:** +1" range to any Psychoteric Wyrd Power (max +3").
- **Harder to resist:** -1 modifier to enemy Intelligence tests to resist any Psychoteric Wyrd Power (min -3).
## Vehicles
All vehicles in a Delaque gang add the following to their equipment lists:
### Van Saar Vehicle Equipment List
<details open>
<summary>Weapons</summary>
| Item | Credits |
| :------------------ | ------: |
| **SPECIAL WEAPONS** |
| Grav gun | 120 |
| Meltagun | 135 |
| Plasma gun | 100 |
| Web gun | 115 |
| **HEAVY WEAPONS** |
| Heavy flamer | 195 |
</details>
<details open>
<summary>Wargear</summary>
| Item | Credits |
| :----------------------------------------------------- | ------: |
| **WEAPON ACCESSORIES** |
| Infra-sight† (Pistols, Basic and Special Weapons only) | 25 |
| Mono-sight† (Basic, Special and Heavy Weapons only) | 35 |
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Unlike the Goliath, Escher, Van Saar and Orlock Houses, that are built upon vital industries and lord their wealth and power over a substantial population of workers, or the Cawdor, who are bound together by faith and claim populations across the hive world as their own, the Delaque have no defined home and no defined industrial role within Necromundan society. If one were to ask a hiver what purpose the Delaque serve for Lord Helmawr, one would doubtless receive myriad answers. Some believe them to be information brokers, who deal in secrets and buy and sell this vital commodity to the highest bidder. Others claim they are afforded their place because of some clandestine deal with the Helmawr line, and that they are spies for the Imperial House, or perhaps one or more of the Noble Houses. Still others claim the Delaque are assassins and saboteurs without peer, and in a world where open warfare between Houses is forbidden, all must enlist their services if they want to advance their power and influence. Like all good lies there is a grain of truth in each of these beliefs. For instance it is true that the Delaque deal in information, and any hiver knows that if you can meet their price a Delaque info-broker can find out what you want to know. It is also true that there is some connection between Lord Helmawr and Delaque, though no one really knows the true nature of this relationship and it ranges from them being the Lord of Necromunda’s eyes and ears below the Wall to the Delaque being a bastard offshoot of the Imperial House itself. House Delaque is also known for the quality of its spies, assassins and saboteurs, though they do not market themselves like mercenaries, and these skills seem more to be a by-product of their true purpose… whatever that is._ ## Gang Composition House Delaque follows the [normal rules](/docs/founding-a-gang/gang-creation#gang-composition) for Gang Composition. ## Special Rules Follow normal rules as other gangs with the following exceptions: - [Psychoteric Whispers](#psychoteric-whispers-3) and [Psychoteric Mastery](#psychoteric-mastery-2) ## Fighters <FighterCard cost="100"> ### Master of Shadow (Leader) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 3+ | 3+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 3+ | 2 | 6+ | 6+ | 5+ | 6+ | **Skills:** 1 Primary (custom). **Restrictions:** None. **Special Rules:** Gang Leader, Gang Hierarchy (Leader), Tools of the Trade, Group Activation (2), Psychoteric Whispers. #### Psychoteric Whispers Upgrade for +30 credits when recruited to become an Unsanctioned Psyker and Psychoteric Mastery. The fighter must choose one discipline (Madness, Delusion or Darkness) to specialise in and may immediately select a single Wyrd Power from that discipline. _A Master of Shadow is the very embodiment of the Psychoterica. They are everything the Delaque are known for – an invisible hand moving among the hives doing the will of the Star Chamber. Most hivers will never know if they have ever crossed paths with a Master of Shadow, such are the forms they might assume – and those who do peek behind the mask seldom live long to recount the experience._ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="85"> ### Phantom (Champion) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 3+ | 3+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 4+ | 2 | 7+ | 6+ | 6+ | 6+ | **Skills:** 1 Primary (custom). **Restrictions:** None. **Special Rules:** Gang Hierarchy (Champion), Tools of the Trade, Group Activation (1), Psychoteric Whispers. #### Psychoteric Whispers Upgrade for +30 credits when recruited to become an Unsanctioned Psyker and Psychoteric Mastery. The fighter must choose one discipline (Madness, Delusion or Darkness) to specialise in and may immediately select a single Wyrd Power from that discipline. _Cast in the image of their leaders, Phantoms are able lieutenants to the Master of Shadow, enacting their will as their master enacts the will of the Star Chamber, and becoming a focus for the Psychoterica._ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="110"> ### Nacht-Ghul (Specialist Champion) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 6” | 2+ | 3+ | 4 | 3 | 2 | 2+ | 2 | 7+ | 6+ | 6+ | 7+ | **Skills:** 1 Primary (custom). **Restrictions:** Pistol, Basic, Close Combat. **Special Rules:** Gang Hierarchy (Champion), Tools of the Trade, Group Activation (1), From the Shadows, Psychoteric Whispers. #### From the Shadows Can be placed aside instead of being set up at the start of a battle. 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Delaque gangs will often include these talented agents, though they do so with the knowledge that the Nacht-Ghul ultimately answer to the Star Chamber and the whispers of the Psychoterica._ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="40"> ### Ghost (Ganger) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 4+ | 4+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 4+ | 1 | 7+ | 6+ | 7+ | 7+ | **Restrictions:** Pistol, Basic, Close Combat. **Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Ganger), Promotion (Delaque Specialist), Tools of the Trade (Delaque Specialist only). _The rank and file of the Delaque gangs are its Ghosts, though there is nothing common about their appearance and skills, each one unique in their unremarkability._ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="60"> ### Psy-Gheist (Juve Prospect) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 6” | 4+ | 5+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 3+ | 1 | 9+ | 7+ | 8+ | 8+ | **Restrictions:** Pistol, Basic, Close Combat. **Special Rules:** Gang Fighter (Prospect), Tools of the Trade, Promotion (Delaque Phantom or Delaque Nacht-Ghul), Psychoteric Mastery, Non-sanctioned Psyker, Hot-headed, Fast Learner. #### Psychoteric Mastery Unsanctioned Psyker. 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Such fighters are known as Shadows, perhaps as a reference to what they have become._ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="190"> ### 0-1 Spyker (N18 Brute) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 6” | 6+ | 6+ | 3 | 4 | 4 | 3+ | 1 | 5+ | 5+ | 4+ | 6+ | #### Options - Displaced field: +50 #### Flight Ignores all terrain, moves freely between levels without restriction and can never fall. May not ignore impassable terrain or walls and may not end its movement with its base overlapping an obstacle or the base of another fighter. #### Wyrd Powers **Psychic Assault (Basic)**<br /> An enemy fighter within 18” is Pinned and must pass a Willpower test or suffer 1 Damage (if reduced to 0 Wounds, roll an Injury dice as normal). **Psychic Scream (Basic)**<br /> Enemy fighters within 3” must pass a Nerve test with a -1 modifier or become Broken. **Force Blast (Basic)**<br /> Any enemy fighters within 3” are immediately pushed D3+1” directly away. If a fighter is pushed from a platform or into a pitfall, they must pass an Initiative test to be placed Prone at the edge. Otherwise they will fall. If pushed into a wall or other impassable terrain, the fighter is immediately Pinned and takes a hit with a Strength equal to the number of inches rolled for the push distance. :::note There has been a new Delaque fighter called a [Spyker](/docs/gangs/gang-additions/hangers-on-and-brutes/hangers-on/#0-2-spyker) that was released in House of Shadows (whereas this was not included). Talk to your Arbitrator if you want to include this earlier version, as they may deem it invalid. ::: </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="205"> ### 0-2 Piscean Spektor (Brute) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 3+ | 5+ | 4 | 4 | 3 | 3+ | 4 | 7+ | 6+ | 6+ | 8+ | **Skills:** [Fearsome](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#2-fearsome). **Weapons:** Phychomantic Claws (paired). **Wargear:** Carapace (light). #### Flight Ignores all terrain, moves freely between levels without restriction and can never fall. May not ignore impassable terrain or walls and may not end its movement with its base overlapping an obstacle or the base of another fighter. #### Psychoteric Mastery Unsanctioned Psyker. When recruited: - Choose a discipline (Darkness, Delusion or Madness). - 1 Wyrd Power (free). #### Additional Wyrd Powers (+30 Each) When recruited: - Purchase any number of additional Wyrd Powers from the chosen discipline for 30 credits (each). _Piscean Spektors are yet another mystery unique to the Delaque. Most other clans see little distinction between the Delaque Spektor forms and consider them merely another mechanical ally created by the House of Shadow. In truth, the Piscean Spektors are unlike anything else employed by the Delaque and are more akin to a true race in their own right. A cybernetic form wrapped around a harvested xenos brain, the Spektor retains much of its memories from its prior existence, and serves the Clan House in accordance with an ancient pact between humans and its race. While not even the Delaque know for sure where the Pisceans come from, it is believed they are an aquatic race that arrived on Necromunda millennia ago and made their home in its subterranean seas. Occasionally, ancient members of this race come to the Delaque to have their brains placed in machines, the two races sharing a common connection to the Psychoterica._ _In life, a Piscean warrior is a ferocious aquatic alien, shark-headed and inhumanly strong. When its brain is interned in the shell of a Spektor, its connection to the Psychoterica becomes even stronger and it develops psychic powers. While still a competent warrior, favouring savage close quarters combat, its true strength is its ability to channel the Psychoterica into strange and deadly powers. This same ability allows it to float through the air, rapidly climb structures and move with a disturbing grace that belies its cumbersome form. When the Delaque are expecting trouble or staging an important assault, it is often to their Piscean Spektors they will turn, the creations perfectly adapted for combat in the underhive with a truly alien lust for battle._ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="100"> ### 0-3 Cephalopod Spekter (Exotic Beast) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 5” | 4+ | 5+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 3+ | 1 | 7+ | 5+ | 8+ | 4+ | **Weapons:** Shock stave (same as: shock tendrils). **Special Rules:** Flight, Sensor Array, Threat Respose, Watchdog. #### Flight Ignores all terrain, moves freely between levels without restriction and can never fall. May not ignore impassable terrain or walls and may not end its movement with its base overlapping an obstacle or the base of another fighter. #### Sensor Array If within 3” when the owner makes an Intelligence test (for any reason), roll an extra D6 and pick a dice to discard. #### Thread Response When the owner is taken Out of Action, all enemy fighters within D6” of this pet suffer a Strength 1 automatic hit with Seismic (always Pinned, no save roll if the wound roll is a 6 before modifiers). #### Watchdog If the owner is a sentry, attackers can be spotted outside the vision arc. Add 1+ modifier to spotting (a 1 before modifiers still fails). _House Delaque utilises numerous tools to gather secrets and pry knowledge from their surroundings, from scuttling whisper-thieves to burrowing data serpents. Among these, the Cephalopod Spektor is perhaps the most sinister, and the most effective. Each Spektor is a writhing mass of mechanical tentacles and gleaming oculi, its whirring lenses constantly tracking the shadows for movement. Via a complex array of auspexes, the Spektor drinks in its surroundings and communicates them to its owner, granting them a multi-spectral view of the battlefield. The Spektor’s cogitator is built around a fragment of synaptic tissue, grown from its owner’s genetic material. Extracted from a cloned brain gestated to the edge of adulthood, the fragment is interred into the mechanical cranium of the Spektor, and then raised to consciousness by its master. This cognitive bonding also has its drawbacks, however – a Spektor might anticipate its master’s needs, but it also often shares their hatreds or fears, making it act erratically if their owner gives in to rage or panic._ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="70"> ### 0-2 Psychoteric Wyrm (Exotic Beast) | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | 6” | 4+ | 6+ | 3 | 3 | 1 | 4+ | 1 | 8+ | 5+ | 6+ | 8+ | **Weapons:** Flensing knife (same as Ferocious Jaws). **Special Rules:** Long Leash, Psychoteric Node, Burrowing. #### Long Leash Must try to remain within 12" of the owner (instead of 3"). #### Psychoteric Node While this pet is Active or Pinned (not Seriously Injured), the owner can channel Wyrd Powers through this fighter: - The Psyker suffers any Perils of the Warp (as normal). - Range, distance & LOS is measured from this pet. #### Burrowing Move freely under impassable terrain (if movement is sufficient to pass through completely). _Psychoteric Wyrms are disturbing creations born of dark technology and alien biology. No one save the Delaque know for sure how they are created or what gives them the semblance of life they possess, but the few examples captured by other gangs have yielded no answers – as when a dead wyrm is dissected no mechanisms or organs can be found, only an oily black fluid that reeks like the depths of the sump. In life, however, their abilities are all too terrifying to behold. Wyrms can burrow through all manner of obstacles, from ferrocrete to plasteel, or squeeze their way through the tiniest of openings, as their bodies constrict and segment with unnatural speed. This mobility makes them excellent spies for the Delaque, as there are few places they cannot travel. The connection between a Delaque and Psychoteric Wyrm is similar to that between a Delaque and one of the Spektor creations – the fighter using their `connection to the Psychoteric as well as cranial splicing to exert control over the beast._ </FighterCard> <FighterCard cost="35"> ### Delaque Wraith (Crew) <Crew /> </FighterCard> ## Skill Access | | [Agility](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#agility) | [Brawn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#brawn) | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Cunning](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#cunning) | [Driving](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#driving) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | [Shooting](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#shooting) | [Obfuscation](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#obfuscation) | | :--------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Leader | Primary | - | - | Primary | | - | Primary | Secondary | Secondary | Secondary | | Champion (Specialist) | Primary | - | - | Primary | | - | Secondary | - | Secondary | Secondary | | Champion | Secondary | - | - | Primary | | - | Secondary | Primary | Secondary | Primary | | Ganger (Specialist) | Secondary | - | Secondary | Primary | | - | - | Primary | - | - | | Juve (Specialist) | Secondary | - | - | Primary | | - | - | Secondary | - | - | | Juve | Secondary | - | - | Primary | | - | - | Secondary | - | - | | Spekter (Exotic Beast) | Secondary | - | - | Primary | | - | - | - | - | - | | Wyrm (Exotic Beast) | Secondary | - | - | Primary | | - | - | - | - | - | | Spyker V1 (N18 Brute) | Secondary | - | - | Secondary | | - | - | Primary | - | - | | Spektor (Brute) | - | Secondary | Secondary | - | | Primary | - | - | - | - | ## Psychoteric Whispers Leader & Champion (including Specialist) can become an Unsanctioned Psyker (Psychoteric Mastery) in the following situations: - When recruited (+30 credits). - Spend 7 XP as an Advancement (increase the rating by +30 credits). ## Psychoteric Mastery When a Faction fighter becomes a Psyker (when recruited or during Advancement), apply the following: - Choose a discipline (Darkness, Delusion or Madness). - Gain 1 Wyrd Power (free) from the chosen discipline (or any universal discipline). - Gain additional Wyrd Powers as a Primary skill during Advancements (from the selected discipline or any universal discipline): - Psychoteric (Random): 6 XP. - Psychoteric (Custom): 9 XP. - Universal (Random): 9 XP. - Universal (Custom): 12 XP. - Juve (Specialist) & Spektor (Brute): Purchase any number of additional Wyrd Powers from the chosen Psychoteric discipline for 30 credits (each). ## Psychoteric Choirs When a friendly Psyker uses a Psychoteric Wyrd Power (Darkness, Delusion or Madness), up to 3 other Active friendly Faction fighters within 3" of the Psyker can give 1 modifier each in all of the following situations: - **Increased Range:** +1" range to any Psychoteric Wyrd Power (max +3"). - **Harder to resist:** -1 modifier to enemy Intelligence tests to resist any Psychoteric Wyrd Power (min -3). ## Vehicles All vehicles in a Delaque gang add the following to their equipment lists: ### Van Saar Vehicle Equipment List <details open> <summary>Weapons</summary> | Item | Credits | | :------------------ | ------: | | **SPECIAL WEAPONS** | | Grav gun | 120 | | Meltagun | 135 | | Plasma gun | 100 | | Web gun | 115 | | **HEAVY WEAPONS** | | Heavy flamer | 195 | </details> <details open> <summary>Wargear</summary> | Item | Credits | | :----------------------------------------------------- | ------: | | **WEAPON ACCESSORIES** | | Infra-sight† (Pistols, Basic and Special Weapons only) | 25 | | Mono-sight† (Basic, Special and Heavy Weapons only) | 35 | </details> | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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450 | # Joining A Genestealer Cult
The threat of the Genestealer is an insidious one, attacking humanity at the genetic level. Throughout
the Imperium, unseen strains of the xenos curse
thrive in the dark places of worlds, amongst disparate
populations and in the fringes of society. Necromunda
is no exception, and even the foot soldiers of the Clan
Houses are not immune to the spreading taint of the
Broodlord of Hive Secundus.
The following section provides guidelines for creating
a Genestealer Infected gang or running a gang that
has become infected and joined a wider Genestealer
Cult during a campaign. Any of the six House [[gangs]] – Orlock, Delaque, Escher, Cawdor, Goliath and Van
Saar – can be infected by a Genestealer Cult if their
player chooses.
## Lure Of The Patriarch
Infecting a gang with the Genestealer’s curse can be
done in one of two ways: either the gang can begin
enthralled by a Genestealer Cult or they can join one
during a campaign.
- During gang creation a player can decide if their
gang carries the Genestealer taint. If they do they
gain the benefits detailed that follow, but are also
automatically an Outlaw gang (see page 6).
- During a campaign, a player can attempt to embrace
their Genestealer masters’ ways by having their
gang submit to a Genestealer Cult after any game. When they do this, the gang automatically becomes
an Outlaw gang as word of their deviancy spreads. Then, in the post-battle sequence their Leader can
seek out a cult by making an Intelligence check. If
successful they have found a cult and can join it. If
they fail, they can try again after their next game.
Alternatively, if there is a player in the campaign who
is already running a Genestealer Cults gang, or a
gang corrupted by a Genestealer Cult, and they agree, the prospective cult gang can join the cult without the
need to pass an Intelligence check.
## Benefits Of The Brood
A Genestealer Infected gang gains the
following benefits:
- The gang Leader may be upgraded to a Psyker.
- The ability to hire 0-1 Aberrants.
- Access to a Cult Icon.
- The ability to hire Hybrid Juves.
Note that with the exceptions detailed previously, Clan
House [[gangs]] retain access to their House Weapon
lists and use the skill lists applicable to their gang. As an Outlaw gang (see page 6), the Genestealer
Infected gang has restricted access to the Trading
Post and cannot purchase House specific Exotic
Beasts or [[brutes]], though may visit the Black Market
without restriction.
### Designer’s Note: The Secundus Look…
Genestealer Infected [[gangs]] provide a wealth of
modelling opportunities for players. Bald-headed
Orlocks in purple leathers, Goliaths with extra
alien arms and chitinous plating for armour or
Cawdor gangers carrying cult icons into battle
alongside hulking Aberrants are just some of the
options available to players.
While there are no game requirements to
model a Genestealer Infected gang as different
from their more wholesome counterparts, it
is certainly encouraged! Players will find that
many components in the Warhammer 40,000
Genestealer Cult range are cross-compatible
with the Necromunda [[gangs]] with little or no
modelling work. Also, in a campaign the Arbitrator
might require Genestealer Infected [[gangs]]
to be distinctive from their non-Genestealer
counterparts, so that their opponents know what
kind of gang they are facing.
### Upgrading The Leader To A Psyker
The Leader of a Genestealer Infected gang can be
upgraded to become a Psyker for a cost of 40 credits. This cost is paid during the post-battle sequence and
requires the Leader to forgo any Post-battle Actions, such as Trade or Seek Rare Equipment, and to not
be In Recovery. Once the Leader has been upgraded,
they gain the Non-sanctioned Psyker rule (see page
77 of the Necromunda Rulebook) and can choose
a single [[power]] from the Genestealer Cults Wyrd
[[Power]] list on page 48. Thereafter, they count Cult
[[Wyrd Powers]] as one of the Primary Skill lists. Psychic
Leaders also have access to Psychic Familiars (see
page 47) and may hire them by following the rules for
Exotic Beasts.
### Hiring An Aberrant
Genestealer Infected [[gangs]] can include a single
Aberrant in their gang. This fighter is recruited and
equipped just as if it was part of a Genestealer Cults
gang (see page 44) and counts against the limit of
Leaders, Champions and Juves that can be included
in the gang.
### Adding A Cult Icon
Genestealer Infected [[gangs]] can include a single Cult
Icon for 40 credits. This Cult Icon must be carried by
the Leader or a Champion and follows the rules found
on page 135 of Necromunda: [[Gangs]] of the Underhive.
### Hiring Hybrid Juves
When a Genestealer Infected gang recruits a Juve
(either as part of gang creation, during the post- battle sequence or as a result of a territory such as a
Settlement), they can instead recruit a Hybrid Juve. Hybrid Juves represent the first generations of the
budding cult. They have the same profile and weapon
restrictions as a normal Juve but come with a Extra
Arm (see page 43) and cost 30 credits more (unless
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Throughout the Imperium, unseen strains of the xenos curse thrive in the dark places of worlds, amongst disparate populations and in the fringes of society. Necromunda is no exception, and even the foot soldiers of the Clan Houses are not immune to the spreading taint of the Broodlord of Hive Secundus. The following section provides guidelines for creating a Genestealer Infected gang or running a gang that has become infected and joined a wider Genestealer Cult during a campaign. Any of the six House [[gangs]] – Orlock, Delaque, Escher, Cawdor, Goliath and Van Saar – can be infected by a Genestealer Cult if their player chooses. ## Lure Of The Patriarch Infecting a gang with the Genestealer’s curse can be done in one of two ways: either the gang can begin enthralled by a Genestealer Cult or they can join one during a campaign. - During gang creation a player can decide if their gang carries the Genestealer taint. If they do they gain the benefits detailed that follow, but are also automatically an Outlaw gang (see page 6). - During a campaign, a player can attempt to embrace their Genestealer masters’ ways by having their gang submit to a Genestealer Cult after any game. When they do this, the gang automatically becomes an Outlaw gang as word of their deviancy spreads. Then, in the post-battle sequence their Leader can seek out a cult by making an Intelligence check. If successful they have found a cult and can join it. If they fail, they can try again after their next game. Alternatively, if there is a player in the campaign who is already running a Genestealer Cults gang, or a gang corrupted by a Genestealer Cult, and they agree, the prospective cult gang can join the cult without the need to pass an Intelligence check. ## Benefits Of The Brood A Genestealer Infected gang gains the following benefits: - The gang Leader may be upgraded to a Psyker. - The ability to hire 0-1 Aberrants. - Access to a Cult Icon. - The ability to hire Hybrid Juves. Note that with the exceptions detailed previously, Clan House [[gangs]] retain access to their House Weapon lists and use the skill lists applicable to their gang. As an Outlaw gang (see page 6), the Genestealer Infected gang has restricted access to the Trading Post and cannot purchase House specific Exotic Beasts or [[brutes]], though may visit the Black Market without restriction. ### Designer’s Note: The Secundus Look… Genestealer Infected [[gangs]] provide a wealth of modelling opportunities for players. Bald-headed Orlocks in purple leathers, Goliaths with extra alien arms and chitinous plating for armour or Cawdor gangers carrying cult icons into battle alongside hulking Aberrants are just some of the options available to players. While there are no game requirements to model a Genestealer Infected gang as different from their more wholesome counterparts, it is certainly encouraged! Players will find that many components in the Warhammer 40,000 Genestealer Cult range are cross-compatible with the Necromunda [[gangs]] with little or no modelling work. Also, in a campaign the Arbitrator might require Genestealer Infected [[gangs]] to be distinctive from their non-Genestealer counterparts, so that their opponents know what kind of gang they are facing. ### Upgrading The Leader To A Psyker The Leader of a Genestealer Infected gang can be upgraded to become a Psyker for a cost of 40 credits. This cost is paid during the post-battle sequence and requires the Leader to forgo any Post-battle Actions, such as Trade or Seek Rare Equipment, and to not be In Recovery. Once the Leader has been upgraded, they gain the Non-sanctioned Psyker rule (see page 77 of the Necromunda Rulebook) and can choose a single [[power]] from the Genestealer Cults Wyrd [[Power]] list on page 48. Thereafter, they count Cult [[Wyrd Powers]] as one of the Primary Skill lists. Psychic Leaders also have access to Psychic Familiars (see page 47) and may hire them by following the rules for Exotic Beasts. ### Hiring An Aberrant Genestealer Infected [[gangs]] can include a single Aberrant in their gang. This fighter is recruited and equipped just as if it was part of a Genestealer Cults gang (see page 44) and counts against the limit of Leaders, Champions and Juves that can be included in the gang. ### Adding A Cult Icon Genestealer Infected [[gangs]] can include a single Cult Icon for 40 credits. 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678 | # 85. Cauldron of Lies
_Victory is forever moving just out of reach._
**Source: House of Shadow**
:::info Designer's Note: Bringing Faith to the Faithless
While the scenarios presented here have been designed specifically for House
Delaque gangs, there is no reason that, with the permission of the Arbitrator, they might not be used for any gang.
Cauldron of Lies lends itself well to
multi-player games – where multiple gangs must fight in a chaotic free-for-all
as the very win conditions they are fighting for changes from round to round.
Intelligence Gathering is the perfect opportunity for a gang to test its skill, not
just measuring its strength by the size of its crew or the firepower it can muster, but by its ability to survive long enough without taking out the foe to get the info
it needs
:::
## Battlefield
Standard.
In addition, each gang places 5 Loot caskets each, anywhere at least 8" from any battlefield edge.
:::danger House Rule (Necrodamus)
Loot caskets have limited deployment restrictions, allowing both gangs to retrieve 5 loot caskets in round 1.
Solution: Each gang must place 5 loot caskets in the opponent's half of the battlefield.
:::
## Crews
Custom (6).
## Tactics Cards
- Custom (2).
- Underdog (starting crew cost): +1 random per 100 credits
## Deployment
Standard.
## Hidden Truths
_Victory is forever moving just out of reach. The true motives of the gangs are hidden and simple confrontation might not be an end unto itself._
At the start of the battle (after deployment), each gang secretly choose one of the following agendas (win condition):
- **Kill Them All!** Take 5 enemies Out of Action.
- **Escape the Underhive** 5 friendly fighters B2B with the battlefield edge of the enemy deployment zone.
- **Hidden Treasures** Get 5 Loot caskets back to the deployment area.
#### Unseen Influence
At the start of each round, each gang choose an agenda to nullify for the enemy. The enemy cannot win by completing the nullified agenda this round. The same agenda cannot be nullified two rounds in a row.
**If Multi-player:**
- Secretly vote on one agenda to be nullified (in case of a tie, randomize an agenda).
## Ending the Battle
The battle ends when any of the following are true:
- Only one gang remains on the battlefield.
- An agenda is completed.
## Victory
The gang that completed it's agenda is the winner. If no agendas were completed, all gangs lose.
## Rewards
#### Experience
Scenario specific rewards:
- +1 for taking part.
- +1 to the winning Leader.
Standard rewards:
- +1 for taking an enemy Out of Action.
- +1 for taking an enemy Leader or Champion Out of Action.
- +1 for killing an enemy (during the battle).
- +1 for Rallying.
#### Reputation
- +D3 to the winner.
- -1 for bottling out.
:::danger House Rule (Necrodamus)
This scenario is broken. The enemy can always prevent victory (forcing everyone to lose) by voluntarily failing the Bottle test, then fleeing the battlefield.
Solution: The attacker wins if the defender voluntarily bottles out OR flees the battlefield voluntarily.
::: | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | ['Sector Mechanicus', 'Zone Mortalis', 'House Delaque Scenario'] | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # 85. Cauldron of Lies _Victory is forever moving just out of reach._ **Source: House of Shadow** :::info Designer's Note: Bringing Faith to the Faithless While the scenarios presented here have been designed specifically for House Delaque gangs, there is no reason that, with the permission of the Arbitrator, they might not be used for any gang. Cauldron of Lies lends itself well to multi-player games – where multiple gangs must fight in a chaotic free-for-all as the very win conditions they are fighting for changes from round to round. Intelligence Gathering is the perfect opportunity for a gang to test its skill, not just measuring its strength by the size of its crew or the firepower it can muster, but by its ability to survive long enough without taking out the foe to get the info it needs ::: ## Battlefield Standard. In addition, each gang places 5 Loot caskets each, anywhere at least 8" from any battlefield edge. :::danger House Rule (Necrodamus) Loot caskets have limited deployment restrictions, allowing both gangs to retrieve 5 loot caskets in round 1. Solution: Each gang must place 5 loot caskets in the opponent's half of the battlefield. ::: ## Crews Custom (6). ## Tactics Cards - Custom (2). - Underdog (starting crew cost): +1 random per 100 credits ## Deployment Standard. ## Hidden Truths _Victory is forever moving just out of reach. The true motives of the gangs are hidden and simple confrontation might not be an end unto itself._ At the start of the battle (after deployment), each gang secretly choose one of the following agendas (win condition): - **Kill Them All!** Take 5 enemies Out of Action. - **Escape the Underhive** 5 friendly fighters B2B with the battlefield edge of the enemy deployment zone. - **Hidden Treasures** Get 5 Loot caskets back to the deployment area. #### Unseen Influence At the start of each round, each gang choose an agenda to nullify for the enemy. The enemy cannot win by completing the nullified agenda this round. The same agenda cannot be nullified two rounds in a row. **If Multi-player:** - Secretly vote on one agenda to be nullified (in case of a tie, randomize an agenda). ## Ending the Battle The battle ends when any of the following are true: - Only one gang remains on the battlefield. - An agenda is completed. ## Victory The gang that completed it's agenda is the winner. If no agendas were completed, all gangs lose. ## Rewards #### Experience Scenario specific rewards: - +1 for taking part. - +1 to the winning Leader. Standard rewards: - +1 for taking an enemy Out of Action. - +1 for taking an enemy Leader or Champion Out of Action. - +1 for killing an enemy (during the battle). - +1 for Rallying. #### Reputation - +D3 to the winner. - -1 for bottling out. :::danger House Rule (Necrodamus) This scenario is broken. The enemy can always prevent victory (forcing everyone to lose) by voluntarily failing the Bottle test, then fleeing the battlefield. Solution: The attacker wins if the defender voluntarily bottles out OR flees the battlefield voluntarily. ::: | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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_Source: Apocrypha Necromunda: Devils of Gunk Deep_
_Exposure to the toxic depths of the underhive, or the radioactive badlands of the ash wastes, often warps the bodies of those that call them home. _
Outcast Mutations can be acquired in one of two ways:
- When adding an Underhive Outcasts Hive Scum to a gang led by a Mutant, they may have a single Outcast Mutation purchased at the credit cost indicated on the table below. An Underhive Outcasts Hive Scum may never have more than one Outcast Mutation.
- Underhive Outcasts Leaders and Underhive Outcasts Champions with the Mutant Archetype treat Outcast Mutations as a Primary skill set, this means they can purchase them with XP and can choose one for free when added to the Gang Roster.
## List of Outcast Mutations
| D66 | Outcast Mutation | Credits |
| :-------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | :-----: |
| 11-13 | **Void Soul:** The Mutant is immune to the effects of psychic powers – though the arbitrator may still rule that indirect damage from psychic powers, like a telekinetically thrown object, can still hurt them. | 15 |
| 14-16 | **Eye Stalks:** When the Mutant is in cover, ranged attacks against them suffer an additional -1 penalty. In addition, their vision arc is increased to 180°. | 20 |
| 21-23 | **Extra Appendages:** The Mutant increases their Attacks characteristic by 1. In addition, they may use up to three weapons with the Sidearm or Melee trait at the same time. | 20 |
| 24-26 | **Horrific Appearance:** This fighter gains the Fearsome skill. Furthermore, enemy fighters that start their activation within 3" of the Mutant must make a Nerve test. | 15 |
| 31-33 | **Massive Claws:** The Mutant’s unarmed attacks are resolved at +1 Strength with an Armour Penetration of -1 and the Rending trait. | 10 |
| 34-36 | **Needle Spines:** Melee attacks against the Mutant are made at -1 to hit. In addition, once per battle, the Mutant may perform the Fire Spines (Basic)action:<br /> **Fire Spines (Basic):** All other fighters, both friend and foe, within 3" of this fighter suffer a S -, AP -, D1 hit with the Toxin trait. | 15 |
| 41-43 | **Scaly Skin:** The Mutant has a natural 4+ armour save, which cannot be improved by armour. | 25 |
| 44-46 | **Tentacles:** The Mutant may re-roll failed Initiative tests to see if they fall from ledges and other heights. In addition, their unarmed attacks gain the Parry trait. | 10 |
| 51-53 | **Toxic Blood:** When the Mutant suffers a Wound, immediately make an Initiative test for all other fighters within 1". Those that fail this test suffer a S -, AP -, D1 hit with the Toxin trait. | 15 |
| 54-56 | **Two Heads:** The Mutant does not suffer a penalty to hit when using the Twin Guns Blazing rule. In addition, their vision arc is increased to 180°. | 10 |
| 61-63 | **Vast Bulk:** The Mutant increases their Wounds characteristic by 1. | 10 |
| 64-66 | **Wing Membranes:** The Mutant can leap distances up to their Movement characteristic without making an Initiative test and never takes damage or becomes prone as a result of falling. | 15 | | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # Outcast Mutations _Source: Apocrypha Necromunda: Devils of Gunk Deep_ _Exposure to the toxic depths of the underhive, or the radioactive badlands of the ash wastes, often warps the bodies of those that call them home. _ Outcast Mutations can be acquired in one of two ways: - When adding an Underhive Outcasts Hive Scum to a gang led by a Mutant, they may have a single Outcast Mutation purchased at the credit cost indicated on the table below. An Underhive Outcasts Hive Scum may never have more than one Outcast Mutation. - Underhive Outcasts Leaders and Underhive Outcasts Champions with the Mutant Archetype treat Outcast Mutations as a Primary skill set, this means they can purchase them with XP and can choose one for free when added to the Gang Roster. ## List of Outcast Mutations | D66 | Outcast Mutation | Credits | | :-------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | :-----: | | 11-13 | **Void Soul:** The Mutant is immune to the effects of psychic powers – though the arbitrator may still rule that indirect damage from psychic powers, like a telekinetically thrown object, can still hurt them. | 15 | | 14-16 | **Eye Stalks:** When the Mutant is in cover, ranged attacks against them suffer an additional -1 penalty. In addition, their vision arc is increased to 180°. | 20 | | 21-23 | **Extra Appendages:** The Mutant increases their Attacks characteristic by 1. In addition, they may use up to three weapons with the Sidearm or Melee trait at the same time. | 20 | | 24-26 | **Horrific Appearance:** This fighter gains the Fearsome skill. Furthermore, enemy fighters that start their activation within 3" of the Mutant must make a Nerve test. | 15 | | 31-33 | **Massive Claws:** The Mutant’s unarmed attacks are resolved at +1 Strength with an Armour Penetration of -1 and the Rending trait. | 10 | | 34-36 | **Needle Spines:** Melee attacks against the Mutant are made at -1 to hit. In addition, once per battle, the Mutant may perform the Fire Spines (Basic)action:<br /> **Fire Spines (Basic):** All other fighters, both friend and foe, within 3" of this fighter suffer a S -, AP -, D1 hit with the Toxin trait. | 15 | | 41-43 | **Scaly Skin:** The Mutant has a natural 4+ armour save, which cannot be improved by armour. | 25 | | 44-46 | **Tentacles:** The Mutant may re-roll failed Initiative tests to see if they fall from ledges and other heights. In addition, their unarmed attacks gain the Parry trait. | 10 | | 51-53 | **Toxic Blood:** When the Mutant suffers a Wound, immediately make an Initiative test for all other fighters within 1". Those that fail this test suffer a S -, AP -, D1 hit with the Toxin trait. | 15 | | 54-56 | **Two Heads:** The Mutant does not suffer a penalty to hit when using the Twin Guns Blazing rule. In addition, their vision arc is increased to 180°. | 10 | | 61-63 | **Vast Bulk:** The Mutant increases their Wounds characteristic by 1. | 10 | | 64-66 | **Wing Membranes:** The Mutant can leap distances up to their Movement characteristic without making an Initiative test and never takes damage or becomes prone as a result of falling. | 15 | | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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90 | ### Blast Carbine
| Weapon | Rg S | Rg L | Ac S | Ac L | S | AP | D | Am | Traits | AL | Cost |
| :------------ | :--: | :--: | :--: | :--: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | :-: | :--: |
| Blast Carbine | 10" | 24" | +2 | - | 3 | - | 1 | 5+ | <Tooltip type="traits" content="rapid-fire">Rapid Fire (1)</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="shock">Shock</Tooltip> | \* | - |
\* Ash Wastes Nomads: 25 Credits | ranged-weapon | Blast Carbine | Unknown | long-rifle | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | ['weapons', 'ranged-weapons'] | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 10 | 24 | 2 | 0 | 3 | 1 | 25 | * | ['[[rapid_fire]]', '[[shock]]'] | 0 | - | 5+ | 5 | ['Lasgun - Focusing Crystal'] | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | ### Blast Carbine | Weapon | Rg S | Rg L | Ac S | Ac L | S | AP | D | Am | Traits | AL | Cost | | :------------ | :--: | :--: | :--: | :--: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | :-: | :--: | | Blast Carbine | 10" | 24" | +2 | - | 3 | - | 1 | 5+ | <Tooltip type="traits" content="rapid-fire">Rapid Fire (1)</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="shock">Shock</Tooltip> | \* | - | \* Ash Wastes Nomads: 25 Credits | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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1,195 | # Action Phase
:::info
You are viewing the archived rules from before the 2023 Core books. Use the menu to navigate to the current rules.
:::
## Activate Fighters
:::note
A Standing fighter may turn to face any direction when activated, before making actions.
:::
Starting with the gang with Priority, take turns to pick one of the Ready fighters to activate and make up to 2 actions with them.
Note that the actions a Ready fighter can perform are governed by their current Status and Secondary Status. Some Conditions will also limit the actions a fighter may make, for example Broken.
If one gang runs out of fighters to activate, the other gang can activate all of their remaining fighters in any order. Once all fighters have been activated, even if they performed no actions during their activation, the Action phase ends.
## Insanity
If subject to the Insane condition, roll a D6:
| **D6** | **Result** |
|:---:|:---|
| **1-2** | The fighter is immediately Broken, if already Broken, they flee (even if their gang has not failed a Bottle test). |
| **3-4** | An opposing gang (roll-off if multi-player) can control that fighter this turn, treating them as part of their gang. As soon as the activation ends, the Insane fighter no longer counts as being part of the opposing gang. |
| **5-6** | The fighter act as normal. Once the activation is over, pass a Willpower test to lose the Insanity. |
## Group Activations
When activating a fighter with the Group Activation (X) ability, additional Ready friendly Faction fighters within 3” can be activated at the same time. Most Leaders and Champions have this:
- **Leader:** 2 additional Ready fighters.
- **Champion:** 1 additional Ready fighter.
If a Leader or Champion is activated in this way, they may not then perform a Group Activation themselves!
All fighters must be nominated before any of them makes an action. Then activate each fighter in the group as normal, fully resolving their activation before picking the next fighter. Each fighter activates individually, groups never activate simultaneously.
### Group Activation (Pets)
All owners automatically gain this ability, even if they don’t have Group Activation initially. All pets automatically join their owner in a Group Activation (does not count towards the limit for other fighters), even if the owner itself was activated as part of a Group Activation.
### Exceptions
- Champion (Specialist) does not have Group Activation.
- Slave Ogryn Leader only has Group Activation (1).
- Slave Ogryn Champion does not have Group Activation.
- Greim Leader does not have Group Activation.
:::note
Group Activations are not affected by any status or condition (Broken, Seriously Injured, Blaze etc.).
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181 | | M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Cl | Wil | Int |
| :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: |
| 4" | 4+ | 2+ | 3 | 3 | 2 | 5+ | 2 | 4+ | 5+ | 5+ | 4+ |
**Skills:** 1 Primary (custom).
**Wargear:** [Armoured bodyglove](/docs/armoury/armour#armoured-bodyglove).
**Special Rules:** Gang Leader, Gang Hierarchy (Leader), Tools of the Trade, Group Activation (2).
<details className="">
<summary>Special Rules</summary>
**Gang Leader:** A House Van Saar gang must always include a single fighter with this special rule:
- A fighter with this special rule may not retire during Campaign play. For a gang leader, the only way out is death.
- Should this fighter die during the course of a campaign, or otherwise be removed from the gang (for example, if a captured Leader is Sold to the Guilders), another fighter must be promoted to replace them (see [Death of a Leader](/docs/founding-a-gang/gang-creation#death-of-a-leader)).
**Gang Hierarchy (Leader):** During a battle, once this fighter’s gang has failed a Bottle test, during any End phase in which this fighter passes its Cool check and does not flee the battlefield, any friendly Van Saar fighters that are within 12" of this fighter will automatically pass their Cool check and will not flee the battlefield. Additionally, during Campaign play this fighter may perform post-battle actions.
**Tools of the Trade:** This fighter enjoys access to a wide variety of weapons. A fighter
with this special rule may take multiple equipment sets.
**Group Activation (2):** When a fighter with this special rule is activated, their
controlling player can choose to activate a number of additional Ready friendly Van
Saar fighters equal to the number shown in brackets that are within 3" of this fighter
as part of a ‘Group Activation’:
- The controlling player must nominate all of the fighters who will be activated in this
way before any of them is activated.
- Once all participants of the Group Activation have been nominated, the controlling
player selects one and activates them as normal, fully resolving their activation
before selecting and activating the next. Each fighter activates individually; groups
do not activate simultaneously.
Additional fighters with this special rule activated in this way may not themselves use
this special rule during this activation.
Skills: When recruited, a Van Saar Prime may choose one skill from their Primary
skill sets (as described in the Necromunda Rulebook). This skill does not cost any XP
and does not increase the fighter’s credits value.
</details>
<details className="">
<summary>Skill Access</summary>
A Van Saar Prime has access to the following skill sets:
| [Agility](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#agility) | [Brawn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#brawn) | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Cunning](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#cunning) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | [Shooting](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#shooting) | [Tech](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#tech) |
| :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------------------: |
| Secondary | - | - | Secondary | - | Primary | Primary | Primary | Secondary |
</details>
<details className="equipment">
<summary>Equipment</summary>
A Van Saar Prime is equipped with an armoured bodyglove (included in their starting cost) and may purchase
weapons and additional Wargear from the Van Saar Prime equipment list:
- During the course of a campaign, a Van Saar Prime may be given additional weapons and Wargear purchased from this list, from the Trading Post and from the Black Market.
- A Van Saar Prime has no restrictions upon the types of weapon they can take; all weapon types are available.
#### Van Saar Prime Equipment Lists
<br />
<details>
<summary>Weapons</summary>
| Item | Credits |
| :---------------------------------- | ------: |
| **BASIC WEAPONS** |
| Lasgun | 10 |
| - Master-crafted | +5 |
| - Focusing crystal | +20 |
| Las carbine | 20 |
| - Master-crafted | +5 |
| - Focusing crystal | +20 |
| Suppression laser | 40 |
| - Master-crafted | +10 |
| - Focusing crystal | +20 |
| **PISTOLS** |
| Combi-pistol (laspistol/meltagun) | 130 |
| Combi-pistol (laspistol/plasma gun) | 95 |
| Hand flamer | 75 |
| Laspistol | 5 |
| - Master-crafted | +5 |
| - Focusing crystal | +20 |
| Plasma pistol | 50 |
| **SPECIAL WEAPONS** |
| Flamer | 140 |
| Grav gun | 120 |
| Meltagun | 135 |
| Plasma gun | 100 |
| Rad gun | 100 |
| **HEAVY WEAPONS** |
| Lascannon\* | 155 |
| Multi-melta\* | 180 |
| Plasma cannon\* | 130 |
| Rad cannon\* | 130 |
| **CLOSE COMBAT WEAPONS** |
| ‘Hystrar’ pattern energy shield | 50 |
| Power knife | 25 |
| Servo claw | 30 |
| Shock baton | 30 |
| Shock stave | 25 |
</details>
<details>
<summary>Wargear</summary>
| Item | Credits |
| :---------------------------------------------------------- | ------: |
| **GRENADES** |
| Frag grenades | 30 |
| Krak grenades | 45 |
| Plasma grenades | 65 |
| Rad grenades | 25 |
| Smoke grenades | 15 |
| **ARMOUR** |
| Carapace armour - Light | 80 |
| Flak armour | 10 |
| Mesh armour | 15 |
| **FIELD ARMOUR** |
| Conversion field | 60 |
| Displacer field | 70 |
| Refractor field | 50 |
| **PERSONAL EQUIPMENT** |
| Ash waste grav-cutter | 65 |
| [Bio-booster](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#bio-booster) | 35 |
| Drop rig | 10 |
| Filter plugs | 10 |
| Grav chute | 40 |
| Medicae kit | 30 |
| Photo-goggles | 35 |
| Respirator | 15 |
| Servo harness – partial | 130 |
| **WEAPON ACCESSORIES** |
| Hotshot las pack (lasgun & laspistol only) | 20 |
| Infra-sight† (Pistols, Basic and Special Weapons only) | 25 |
| Las-projector (Pistols, Basic and Special Weapons only) | 35 |
| Mono-sight† (Basic, Special and Heavy Weapons only) | 35 |
| Suspensor (Heavy Weapons only) | 60 |
| Telescopic sight† (Pistols, Basic and Special Weapons only) | 25 |
| **STATUS ITEMS: EXOTIC BEASTS** |
| 0-3 Cyberachnid | 75 |
</details>
</details>
<details className="lore">
<summary>Lore</summary>
_Primes are the masters of the Van Saar clan gangs. In the war for supremacy among the Clan Houses, they are the captains and commanders of the foot soldiers, leading their troops into battle against the unenlightened, the barbarian or those who would see the STC harmed in any way. Each one is a master of technology, especially that created by the clan Archeoteks, and brings a truly terrifying array of weapons with them when they enter battle in the name of their masters._
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For a gang leader, the only way out is death. - Should this fighter die during the course of a campaign, or otherwise be removed from the gang (for example, if a captured Leader is Sold to the Guilders), another fighter must be promoted to replace them (see [Death of a Leader](/docs/founding-a-gang/gang-creation#death-of-a-leader)). **Gang Hierarchy (Leader):** During a battle, once this fighter’s gang has failed a Bottle test, during any End phase in which this fighter passes its Cool check and does not flee the battlefield, any friendly Van Saar fighters that are within 12" of this fighter will automatically pass their Cool check and will not flee the battlefield. Additionally, during Campaign play this fighter may perform post-battle actions. **Tools of the Trade:** This fighter enjoys access to a wide variety of weapons. A fighter with this special rule may take multiple equipment sets. **Group Activation (2):** When a fighter with this special rule is activated, their controlling player can choose to activate a number of additional Ready friendly Van Saar fighters equal to the number shown in brackets that are within 3" of this fighter as part of a ‘Group Activation’: - The controlling player must nominate all of the fighters who will be activated in this way before any of them is activated. - Once all participants of the Group Activation have been nominated, the controlling player selects one and activates them as normal, fully resolving their activation before selecting and activating the next. Each fighter activates individually; groups do not activate simultaneously. Additional fighters with this special rule activated in this way may not themselves use this special rule during this activation. Skills: When recruited, a Van Saar Prime may choose one skill from their Primary skill sets (as described in the Necromunda Rulebook). This skill does not cost any XP and does not increase the fighter’s credits value. </details> <details className=""> <summary>Skill Access</summary> A Van Saar Prime has access to the following skill sets: | [Agility](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#agility) | [Brawn](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#brawn) | [Combat](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#combat) | [Cunning](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#cunning) | [Ferocity](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#ferocity) | [Leadership](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#leadership) | [Savant](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#savant) | [Shooting](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/#shooting) | [Tech](/docs/gang-fighters-and-their-weaponry/skills/gang-specific-skills#tech) | | :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------------------: | | Secondary | - | - | Secondary | - | Primary | Primary | Primary | Secondary | </details> <details className="equipment"> <summary>Equipment</summary> A Van Saar Prime is equipped with an armoured bodyglove (included in their starting cost) and may purchase weapons and additional Wargear from the Van Saar Prime equipment list: - During the course of a campaign, a Van Saar Prime may be given additional weapons and Wargear purchased from this list, from the Trading Post and from the Black Market. - A Van Saar Prime has no restrictions upon the types of weapon they can take; all weapon types are available. #### Van Saar Prime Equipment Lists <br /> <details> <summary>Weapons</summary> | Item | Credits | | :---------------------------------- | ------: | | **BASIC WEAPONS** | | Lasgun | 10 | | - Master-crafted | +5 | | - Focusing crystal | +20 | | Las carbine | 20 | | - Master-crafted | +5 | | - Focusing crystal | +20 | | Suppression laser | 40 | | - Master-crafted | +10 | | - Focusing crystal | +20 | | **PISTOLS** | | Combi-pistol (laspistol/meltagun) | 130 | | Combi-pistol (laspistol/plasma gun) | 95 | | Hand flamer | 75 | | Laspistol | 5 | | - Master-crafted | +5 | | - Focusing crystal | +20 | | Plasma pistol | 50 | | **SPECIAL WEAPONS** | | Flamer | 140 | | Grav gun | 120 | | Meltagun | 135 | | Plasma gun | 100 | | Rad gun | 100 | | **HEAVY WEAPONS** | | Lascannon\* | 155 | | Multi-melta\* | 180 | | Plasma cannon\* | 130 | | Rad cannon\* | 130 | | **CLOSE COMBAT WEAPONS** | | ‘Hystrar’ pattern energy shield | 50 | | Power knife | 25 | | Servo claw | 30 | | Shock baton | 30 | | Shock stave | 25 | </details> <details> <summary>Wargear</summary> | Item | Credits | | :---------------------------------------------------------- | ------: | | **GRENADES** | | Frag grenades | 30 | | Krak grenades | 45 | | Plasma grenades | 65 | | Rad grenades | 25 | | Smoke grenades | 15 | | **ARMOUR** | | Carapace armour - Light | 80 | | Flak armour | 10 | | Mesh armour | 15 | | **FIELD ARMOUR** | | Conversion field | 60 | | Displacer field | 70 | | Refractor field | 50 | | **PERSONAL EQUIPMENT** | | Ash waste grav-cutter | 65 | | [Bio-booster](/docs/armoury/personal-equipment#bio-booster) | 35 | | Drop rig | 10 | | Filter plugs | 10 | | Grav chute | 40 | | Medicae kit | 30 | | Photo-goggles | 35 | | Respirator | 15 | | Servo harness – partial | 130 | | **WEAPON ACCESSORIES** | | Hotshot las pack (lasgun & laspistol only) | 20 | | Infra-sight† (Pistols, Basic and Special Weapons only) | 25 | | Las-projector (Pistols, Basic and Special Weapons only) | 35 | | Mono-sight† (Basic, Special and Heavy Weapons only) | 35 | | Suspensor (Heavy Weapons only) | 60 | | Telescopic sight† (Pistols, Basic and Special Weapons only) | 25 | | **STATUS ITEMS: EXOTIC BEASTS** | | 0-3 Cyberachnid | 75 | </details> </details> <details className="lore"> <summary>Lore</summary> _Primes are the masters of the Van Saar clan gangs. In the war for supremacy among the Clan Houses, they are the captains and commanders of the foot soldiers, leading their troops into battle against the unenlightened, the barbarian or those who would see the STC harmed in any way. Each one is a master of technology, especially that created by the clan Archeoteks, and brings a truly terrifying array of weapons with them when they enter battle in the name of their masters._ </details> _Source: House of Artifice_ | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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813 | # The End Phase
_Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)_
After all models have been activated, the Action phase ends and play moves on to
the End phase. The End phase has four steps:
1. **Bottle Checks:** If a player has at least one Prone and Seriously Injured or Out of
Action fighter, or at least one Wrecked vehicle, they will have to make a Bottle
check for their gang.
2. **Fleeing the Battlefield:** If either gang has failed a Bottle check, that gang’s
controlling player makes a Cool test for each of their models that is still on
the battlefield. Any models that fail will flee the battlefield.
3. **Recover & Restart:** Starting with the player that holds Priority, both players make
Recovery tests for any Prone and Seriously Injured fighters and/or Restart tests
for any Stationary and Stalled vehicles belonging to their gang.
4. **Rally Tests:** Starting with the player that holds Priority, both players make
Cool tests for Broken models belonging to their gang to see if they can Rally.
:::note
### Remove Temporary Effects
**Smoke:** Roll a D6 per smoke cloud: on a 1-4 it is removed.
**Graviton Pulse:** Remove any Graviton Pulse blasts.
**Toxic Sludge:** Roll a 2+ for each Prone fighter that is at least partially in a pool of toxic sludge, or go Out of Action.
:::
## 1. Bottle Checks
At the start of the End phase, a player will be required to make a Bottle check for
their gang if one or more of their fighters are currently either Prone and Seriously
Injured or Out of Action, or if one or more of their vehicles is currently Wrecked.
If both players are required to make a Bottle check, the player that holds Priority
should go first.
To make a Bottle check for their gang, the controlling player rolls a D6 and adds
to the result the total number of fighters belonging to their gang that are currently
Prone and Seriously Injured or Out of Action and the total number of vehicles
belonging to their gang that are currently Wrecked. If the final result is higher than
the total number of models in its starting crew (the number of models that were present at the start of the battle, see [Choosing Crews](/docs/battlefield-setup/scenario-rules#choose-crew)), the Bottle check is failed and the
gang has ‘bottled out’. If the scenario uses Reinforcements, instead of comparing
to the number of models in its starting crew, compare the total to the number of
models that were eligible to take part in the battle.
Note that once a gang has bottled out, there is no need to make any further Bottle
check for it. It is considered to have bottled out for the remainder of the battle.
:::danger House Rule (A&A)
- Reinforcements count towards bottle tests.
- A voluntary fail automatically loses the match.
:::
## 2. Fleeing The Battlefield
Once a gang has bottled out, both fighters and vehicles
alike may begin to flee the battlefield. During this step
of the End phase, starting with the gang that holds
Priority if both gangs have bottled out, the controlling
player makes a Cool test for each of their models that
is currently on the battlefield:
- If the test is passed, the model holds its nerve and
remains on the battlefield.
- If the test is failed, the model chooses discretion
over valour and it (or in the case of a vehicle,
its crew) flees the battlefield.
What happens to a model when it flees the
battlefield will depend firstly upon whether it is a
fighter or a vehicle and, secondly, upon its current
Secondary Status:
1. Should a fighter flee the battlefield whilst their
Secondary Status is Active, Engaged or Pinned, they are simply removed from play with no
ill effect.
2. Should a fighter flee the battlefield whilst their
Secondary Status is Seriously Injured, they are
removed from play and set to one side. During
the Wrap-up, test to see if they [succumb to their injuries](/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#succumbing-to-injuries).
3. Should a vehicle flee the battlefield, the crew
will abandon the vehicle and flee the battlefield, returning later to collect their vehicle. Change the
vehicle’s Status to Stationary and Wrecked but do
not roll on the Lasting Damage table.
### Voluntarily Fleeing The Battlefield
In the tense gang combat of Necromunda, it is often
wise for a gang to quit a fight while they are still ahead. This is especially true in ambushes, and when smaller
crews find themselves taking on larger and more
dangerous ones! Once at least one of a gang’s starting
crew is Prone and Seriously Injured, taken Out of
Action or are Wrecked, a gang’s controlling player can
choose to automatically fail any Bottle check the gang
is required to make.
Once a gang has bottled out (either voluntarily or
by failing a Bottle check), the controlling player can
declare that the gang will flee the battlefield at the
start of any Action phase. Any Standing and Active
or Prone and Pinned fighters, and all vehicles,
immediately flee the battlefield as described above. Engaged fighters must attempt to break away from
combat – make an Initiative test for each. If the test
is passed, they flee the battlefield. If the test is failed, they become Prone and Seriously Injured. Once
the gang that has declared that it will flee has only
Prone and Seriously Injured fighters remaining on the
battlefield, the battle ends. Roll to see if Prone and
Seriously Injured fighters succumb to their injuries in
the Wrap-up as usual.
### Gang Hierarchy
Some models, most notably Leaders and Champions, have a special rule called ‘Gang Hierarchy (X)’ listed
on their profile. In all such cases, the ‘X’ in brackets
will be replaced by the model’s rank (‘Leader’
or ‘Champion’):
**Gang Hierarchy (X):** During a battle, once this model’s
gang has failed a Bottle check, during any End phase
in which this model passes its Cool test and does not
flee the battlefield, any friendly models that are within
12" (if this model is a Leader) or 6" (if this model is a
Champion) of this model will automatically pass their
Cool test and will not flee the battlefield.
## 3. Recover & Restart
Starting with the player that holds Priority, both players
make Recovery tests for any Prone and Seriously
Injured fighters belonging to their gang to see if they
recover sufficiently to return to the fight. Similarly, both
players make Restart tests for any Stationary and
Stalled vehicles belonging to their gang to see if they
can be restarted and become Mobile once again.
### Recovery Tests
For each member of their gang that is Prone and
Seriously Injured and still on the battlefield, the
controlling player makes a Recovery test by rolling an
Injury dice:
- If the result is Out of Action, the fighter is removed
from play.
- If the result is Seriously Injured, the fighter suffers a
Flesh Wound and remains as they are – Prone and
Seriously Injured.
- If the result is a Flesh Wound, the fighter suffers a
Flesh Wound and becomes Prone and Pinned.
**Assistance:** When making a Recovery test for a Prone
and Seriously Injured fighter, one Standing and Active
friendly fighter that is within 1" can offer assistance.
If they do so, roll one extra Injury dice then pick one
of the Injury dice to resolve and discard the other.
In addition, a fighter that is being assisted does not
suffer a Flesh Wound regardless of the result of the
Injury dice.
A fighter can only assist one Recovery test per
End phase.
**Multiple Injury Dice:** It may happen that, due to
assistance, items of Wargear, Tactics cards or skills
that, when making a Recovery test, several Injury dice
are rolled. Regardless of how many are rolled, one
Injury dice is picked and resolved – the others are
discarded, as described previously.
### Restart Tests
For each vehicle belonging to their gang that is
currently Stationary and Stalled, the controlling player
makes a Restart test. To make a Restart test, make
a Handling test for the vehicle, applying a +1 modifier
unless the vehicle has only 1 HP remaining:
1. If the Handling test is passed, the vehicle
immediately Restarts, changing its Status from Stationary and Stalled to Mobile.
2. If the Handling test is failed, the vehicle refuses
to Restart and it remains Stationary and Stalled.
### Wounded Drivers
Finally during this step, if any vehicles in a player’s
gang have suffered a Driver Wounded damage effect,
a D6 is rolled for that driver, as described in [Crew Damage Table: Drive Wounded](/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#crew-damage-table).
## 4. Rally Tests
During the final step of the End phase, players may
attempt to Rally any Broken models belonging to their
gang, starting with the gang that holds Priority if both
gangs contain Broken models.
To Rally a Broken model, make a Cool test for them, applying a +1 modifier to the result for each friendly
model within 3" of them that is not Broken and is not
Prone and Seriously Injured:
- If the test is passed, the model is no longer Broken.
- If the test is failed, the model remains Broken and
may attempt to Rally again in the next End phase.
:::note Flooded Passage (Special Terrain Feature)
At the end of each End phase, roll 2+ for each Seriously Injured fighter in the Flood Water or they are taken Out of Action (their injuries are too great to keep their head above water).
:::
:::note Badzone Environments
If using Badzone Environments, roll to see if the current is discarded. If discarded, generate a new Event.
:::
:::note
Leading by Example is not affected by any status or condition (Broken, Seriously Injured, Blaze etc.)
::: | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # The End Phase _Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)_ After all models have been activated, the Action phase ends and play moves on to the End phase. The End phase has four steps: 1. **Bottle Checks:** If a player has at least one Prone and Seriously Injured or Out of Action fighter, or at least one Wrecked vehicle, they will have to make a Bottle check for their gang. 2. **Fleeing the Battlefield:** If either gang has failed a Bottle check, that gang’s controlling player makes a Cool test for each of their models that is still on the battlefield. Any models that fail will flee the battlefield. 3. **Recover & Restart:** Starting with the player that holds Priority, both players make Recovery tests for any Prone and Seriously Injured fighters and/or Restart tests for any Stationary and Stalled vehicles belonging to their gang. 4. **Rally Tests:** Starting with the player that holds Priority, both players make Cool tests for Broken models belonging to their gang to see if they can Rally. :::note ### Remove Temporary Effects **Smoke:** Roll a D6 per smoke cloud: on a 1-4 it is removed. **Graviton Pulse:** Remove any Graviton Pulse blasts. **Toxic Sludge:** Roll a 2+ for each Prone fighter that is at least partially in a pool of toxic sludge, or go Out of Action. ::: ## 1. Bottle Checks At the start of the End phase, a player will be required to make a Bottle check for their gang if one or more of their fighters are currently either Prone and Seriously Injured or Out of Action, or if one or more of their vehicles is currently Wrecked. If both players are required to make a Bottle check, the player that holds Priority should go first. To make a Bottle check for their gang, the controlling player rolls a D6 and adds to the result the total number of fighters belonging to their gang that are currently Prone and Seriously Injured or Out of Action and the total number of vehicles belonging to their gang that are currently Wrecked. If the final result is higher than the total number of models in its starting crew (the number of models that were present at the start of the battle, see [Choosing Crews](/docs/battlefield-setup/scenario-rules#choose-crew)), the Bottle check is failed and the gang has ‘bottled out’. If the scenario uses Reinforcements, instead of comparing to the number of models in its starting crew, compare the total to the number of models that were eligible to take part in the battle. Note that once a gang has bottled out, there is no need to make any further Bottle check for it. It is considered to have bottled out for the remainder of the battle. :::danger House Rule (A&A) - Reinforcements count towards bottle tests. - A voluntary fail automatically loses the match. ::: ## 2. Fleeing The Battlefield Once a gang has bottled out, both fighters and vehicles alike may begin to flee the battlefield. During this step of the End phase, starting with the gang that holds Priority if both gangs have bottled out, the controlling player makes a Cool test for each of their models that is currently on the battlefield: - If the test is passed, the model holds its nerve and remains on the battlefield. - If the test is failed, the model chooses discretion over valour and it (or in the case of a vehicle, its crew) flees the battlefield. What happens to a model when it flees the battlefield will depend firstly upon whether it is a fighter or a vehicle and, secondly, upon its current Secondary Status: 1. Should a fighter flee the battlefield whilst their Secondary Status is Active, Engaged or Pinned, they are simply removed from play with no ill effect. 2. Should a fighter flee the battlefield whilst their Secondary Status is Seriously Injured, they are removed from play and set to one side. During the Wrap-up, test to see if they [succumb to their injuries](/docs/the-rules/the-post-battle-sequence#succumbing-to-injuries). 3. Should a vehicle flee the battlefield, the crew will abandon the vehicle and flee the battlefield, returning later to collect their vehicle. Change the vehicle’s Status to Stationary and Wrecked but do not roll on the Lasting Damage table. ### Voluntarily Fleeing The Battlefield In the tense gang combat of Necromunda, it is often wise for a gang to quit a fight while they are still ahead. This is especially true in ambushes, and when smaller crews find themselves taking on larger and more dangerous ones! Once at least one of a gang’s starting crew is Prone and Seriously Injured, taken Out of Action or are Wrecked, a gang’s controlling player can choose to automatically fail any Bottle check the gang is required to make. Once a gang has bottled out (either voluntarily or by failing a Bottle check), the controlling player can declare that the gang will flee the battlefield at the start of any Action phase. Any Standing and Active or Prone and Pinned fighters, and all vehicles, immediately flee the battlefield as described above. Engaged fighters must attempt to break away from combat – make an Initiative test for each. If the test is passed, they flee the battlefield. If the test is failed, they become Prone and Seriously Injured. Once the gang that has declared that it will flee has only Prone and Seriously Injured fighters remaining on the battlefield, the battle ends. Roll to see if Prone and Seriously Injured fighters succumb to their injuries in the Wrap-up as usual. ### Gang Hierarchy Some models, most notably Leaders and Champions, have a special rule called ‘Gang Hierarchy (X)’ listed on their profile. In all such cases, the ‘X’ in brackets will be replaced by the model’s rank (‘Leader’ or ‘Champion’): **Gang Hierarchy (X):** During a battle, once this model’s gang has failed a Bottle check, during any End phase in which this model passes its Cool test and does not flee the battlefield, any friendly models that are within 12" (if this model is a Leader) or 6" (if this model is a Champion) of this model will automatically pass their Cool test and will not flee the battlefield. ## 3. Recover & Restart Starting with the player that holds Priority, both players make Recovery tests for any Prone and Seriously Injured fighters belonging to their gang to see if they recover sufficiently to return to the fight. Similarly, both players make Restart tests for any Stationary and Stalled vehicles belonging to their gang to see if they can be restarted and become Mobile once again. ### Recovery Tests For each member of their gang that is Prone and Seriously Injured and still on the battlefield, the controlling player makes a Recovery test by rolling an Injury dice: - If the result is Out of Action, the fighter is removed from play. - If the result is Seriously Injured, the fighter suffers a Flesh Wound and remains as they are – Prone and Seriously Injured. - If the result is a Flesh Wound, the fighter suffers a Flesh Wound and becomes Prone and Pinned. **Assistance:** When making a Recovery test for a Prone and Seriously Injured fighter, one Standing and Active friendly fighter that is within 1" can offer assistance. If they do so, roll one extra Injury dice then pick one of the Injury dice to resolve and discard the other. In addition, a fighter that is being assisted does not suffer a Flesh Wound regardless of the result of the Injury dice. A fighter can only assist one Recovery test per End phase. **Multiple Injury Dice:** It may happen that, due to assistance, items of Wargear, Tactics cards or skills that, when making a Recovery test, several Injury dice are rolled. Regardless of how many are rolled, one Injury dice is picked and resolved – the others are discarded, as described previously. ### Restart Tests For each vehicle belonging to their gang that is currently Stationary and Stalled, the controlling player makes a Restart test. To make a Restart test, make a Handling test for the vehicle, applying a +1 modifier unless the vehicle has only 1 HP remaining: 1. If the Handling test is passed, the vehicle immediately Restarts, changing its Status from Stationary and Stalled to Mobile. 2. If the Handling test is failed, the vehicle refuses to Restart and it remains Stationary and Stalled. ### Wounded Drivers Finally during this step, if any vehicles in a player’s gang have suffered a Driver Wounded damage effect, a D6 is rolled for that driver, as described in [Crew Damage Table: Drive Wounded](/docs/the-rules/resolve-hits-against-vehicles#crew-damage-table). ## 4. Rally Tests During the final step of the End phase, players may attempt to Rally any Broken models belonging to their gang, starting with the gang that holds Priority if both gangs contain Broken models. 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[[Autogun - Static Rounds]]
[[Autogun - Warp Rounds]]
[[Autogun - Reclaimed]]
| Weapon | Rg S | Rg L | Ac S | Ac L | S | AP | D | Am | Traits | AL | Cost |
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#location
## Description
**Gutter Town**
Located in the heart of the Underhive, Gutter Town is a labyrinthine network of narrow alleys, crumbling tenements, and makeshift marketplaces. This territory is home to various factions vying for power, from cunning scavengers to ruthless gangs. The air is thick with the smell of smoke, rust, and decay, and the sounds of haggling merchants, blaring loudspeakers, and distant gunfire create a cacophony that never truly fades.
As you navigate the twisting streets and cramped alleys, you'll encounter all manner of characters. Scavengers and traders peddle their wares from makeshift stalls, while gang members from rival factions eye each other with suspicion. The walls are adorned with crude graffiti and faded posters touting the latest in Underhive entertainment: underground wrestling matches, black market tech auctions, and illicit pleasure dens.
**Benefits:**
* **Scavenger's Delight**: Roll 1d6 when searching for resources in Gutter Town; add +1 if you have a Scavenger Expert skill.
* **Gang Warfare**: Any gang that controls this territory gains +1 to their Bottle tests against rival gangs.
* **Marketplace Mayhem**: Once per battle, any fighter with the Scavenger or Trader skills can use the Haggle action to gain a discount on a single item from the Trading Post or Black Market (use the same rules as Tech Bazaar).
**Drawbacks:**
* **Rival Gangs**: Any gang that doesn't control Gutter Town suffers -1 to their Bottle tests against rival gangs in this territory.
* **Toxic Waste**: Roll 1d6 when entering or exiting Gutter Town; on a 4+, a random Toxic Waste hazard appears (use the Hazard Table from the Necromunda Rulebook).
**Special Rules:**
* **Gutter Town's Reputation**: Any gang that controls this territory gains +1 to their Bottle tests against rival gangs outside of Gutter Town.
* **Scavenger's Bounty**: Roll 1d6 when searching for resources in Gutter Town; on a 5+, you find an extra resource (use the Resource Table from the Necromunda Rulebook).
As you explore this treacherous terrain, remember that the Underhive is full of surprises. Will you seize control of Gutter Town and reap its benefits, or will you need to adapt to its dangers? The choice is yours.
Income: dice: 1d6
## Special Rules
I apologize for the mistake earlier! Here's an revised version of Gutter Town with the special rules defined:
*Gutter Town*
Located in the heart of the Underhive, Gutter Town is a labyrinthine network of narrow alleys, crumbling tenements, and makeshift marketplaces. This territory is home to various factions vying for power, from cunning scavengers to ruthless gangs.
Benefits:
*Scavenger's Delight*: Roll 1d6 when searching for resources in Gutter Town; add +1 if you have a Scavenger Expert skill.
*Gang Warfare*: Any gang that controls this territory gains +1 to their Bottle tests against rival gangs.
*Marketplace Mayhem*: Once per battle, any fighter with the Scavenger or Trader skills can use the Haggle action to gain a discount on a single item from the Trading Post or Black Market (use the same rules as Tech Bazaar).
Drawbacks:
*Rival Gangs*: Any gang that doesn't control Gutter Town suffers -1 to their Bottle tests against rival gangs in this territory.
*Toxic Waste*: Roll 1d6 when entering or exiting Gutter Town; on a 4+, a random Toxic Waste hazard appears (use the Hazard Table from the Necromunda Rulebook).
Special Rules:
*Gutter Town's Reputation*: Any gang that controls this territory gains +1 to their Bottle tests against rival gangs trying to take control of Gutter Town.
*Scavenger's Bounty*: Roll 1d6 when defending Gutter Town against an invading gang; on a 5+, you find an extra resource (use the Resource Table from the Necromunda Rulebook) that can be used to bolster your defenses or aid in the battle.
Now it's your turn! What would you like to do next?
Income: dice: 1d6
## Income
According to the Necromunda rulebook, when a gang controls a territory, they earn income based on the territory's value. Gutter Town is considered a "Medium" territory, which means that the gang controlling it earns 10 credits per turn.
To determine the income generated by controlling Gutter Town, you would roll a dice and add the result to the territory's value. In this case:
* Roll: `dice: 1d6`
* Add the result to the territory's value (10 credits): `result + 10`
For example, if you roll a 3 on the dice, your income generated by controlling Gutter Town would be:
* `3 + 10 = 13` credits per turn
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This territory is home to various factions vying for power, from cunning scavengers to ruthless gangs. The air is thick with the smell of smoke, rust, and decay, and the sounds of haggling merchants, blaring loudspeakers, and distant gunfire create a cacophony that never truly fades. As you navigate the twisting streets and cramped alleys, you'll encounter all manner of characters. Scavengers and traders peddle their wares from makeshift stalls, while gang members from rival factions eye each other with suspicion. The walls are adorned with crude graffiti and faded posters touting the latest in Underhive entertainment: underground wrestling matches, black market tech auctions, and illicit pleasure dens. **Benefits:** * **Scavenger's Delight**: Roll 1d6 when searching for resources in Gutter Town; add +1 if you have a Scavenger Expert skill. * **Gang Warfare**: Any gang that controls this territory gains +1 to their Bottle tests against rival gangs. * **Marketplace Mayhem**: Once per battle, any fighter with the Scavenger or Trader skills can use the Haggle action to gain a discount on a single item from the Trading Post or Black Market (use the same rules as Tech Bazaar). **Drawbacks:** * **Rival Gangs**: Any gang that doesn't control Gutter Town suffers -1 to their Bottle tests against rival gangs in this territory. * **Toxic Waste**: Roll 1d6 when entering or exiting Gutter Town; on a 4+, a random Toxic Waste hazard appears (use the Hazard Table from the Necromunda Rulebook). **Special Rules:** * **Gutter Town's Reputation**: Any gang that controls this territory gains +1 to their Bottle tests against rival gangs outside of Gutter Town. * **Scavenger's Bounty**: Roll 1d6 when searching for resources in Gutter Town; on a 5+, you find an extra resource (use the Resource Table from the Necromunda Rulebook). As you explore this treacherous terrain, remember that the Underhive is full of surprises. Will you seize control of Gutter Town and reap its benefits, or will you need to adapt to its dangers? The choice is yours. Income: dice: 1d6 ## Special Rules I apologize for the mistake earlier! Here's an revised version of Gutter Town with the special rules defined: *Gutter Town* Located in the heart of the Underhive, Gutter Town is a labyrinthine network of narrow alleys, crumbling tenements, and makeshift marketplaces. This territory is home to various factions vying for power, from cunning scavengers to ruthless gangs. Benefits: *Scavenger's Delight*: Roll 1d6 when searching for resources in Gutter Town; add +1 if you have a Scavenger Expert skill. *Gang Warfare*: Any gang that controls this territory gains +1 to their Bottle tests against rival gangs. *Marketplace Mayhem*: Once per battle, any fighter with the Scavenger or Trader skills can use the Haggle action to gain a discount on a single item from the Trading Post or Black Market (use the same rules as Tech Bazaar). Drawbacks: *Rival Gangs*: Any gang that doesn't control Gutter Town suffers -1 to their Bottle tests against rival gangs in this territory. *Toxic Waste*: Roll 1d6 when entering or exiting Gutter Town; on a 4+, a random Toxic Waste hazard appears (use the Hazard Table from the Necromunda Rulebook). Special Rules: *Gutter Town's Reputation*: Any gang that controls this territory gains +1 to their Bottle tests against rival gangs trying to take control of Gutter Town. *Scavenger's Bounty*: Roll 1d6 when defending Gutter Town against an invading gang; on a 5+, you find an extra resource (use the Resource Table from the Necromunda Rulebook) that can be used to bolster your defenses or aid in the battle. Now it's your turn! What would you like to do next? Income: dice: 1d6 ## Income According to the Necromunda rulebook, when a gang controls a territory, they earn income based on the territory's value. Gutter Town is considered a "Medium" territory, which means that the gang controlling it earns 10 credits per turn. To determine the income generated by controlling Gutter Town, you would roll a dice and add the result to the territory's value. 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131 | # Chaos Special Rules
## Dark Rituals: Lead Ritual
The following gangs can seek the favour of certain Chaos Gods.
- **Corpse Grinder Cult:** Khorne.
- **Chaos Cult:** Any Chaos God (can change between battles).
- **Corrupted gang:** Any Chaos God (can't change after the first).
:::danger House Rule (Necrodamus)
Corpse Grinder Cult is given access to Dark Rituals here for fluff reasons.
:::
1. The Leader can make a Lead Ritual as a post-battle action (once per post-battle sequence).
2. Decide which of the Chaos Gods the ritual is invoking: Khorne, Nurgle, Slaanesh or Tzeentch.
3. A random fighter (not Leader or Witch) can be the focus of the ritual, offering them up to be a vessel of the gods’ power.
Alternatively, a Captive (that could normally be sold if held by a non-Chaos gang) can be sacrificed to fuel the ritual.
4. Then roll 2D6 and apply the following modifiers:
- +2 if praising a Chaos gods the cult already has the favour of.
- +2 if sacrificing a Captive.
- +1 if winning this battle.
- +1 if gaining Reputation this battle.
- -1 if losing Reputation this battle.
- -1 if losing this battle.
- -2 if praising a different Chaos god than the cult has the favour of.
**Success (+9 after modifiers):** The gang is heeded by the cult’s patron. Any existing favour is replaced. If a fighter was the focus of the ritual, that fighter gains D6 XP.
**Failure (2 or less before or after modifiers):** The cult is deemed unworthy. Lose any existing favour. If a fighter was picked to be the focus of the ritual, that fighter is turned into a [Chaos Spawn](/docs/gangs/gang-lists/helot-chaos-cult#chaos-spawn) (effectively slain and any equipment is lost). The Spawn is added for free, but the cost affects Gang Rating.
#### The Gods’ Favour
If the gang has performed a Dark Ritual, gain the following bonuses:
| | Khorne | Nurgle | Slaanesh | Tzeentch |
| :------------- | :--------------------------- | :-------------------------------------------- | :----------------------------------------------------- | :------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Once per round | Re-roll a failed Wound roll. | Re-roll a friendly Recovery roll (End phase). | Activate 2 fighters instead of 1(one after the other). | Ignore all negative hit modifiers for a Shoot (Basic/Double) action |
| Chaos Spawns | +1S. | +1T. | Roll 2D6 and choose the highest when moving | 4+ save. |
| Leader | +1A. | +1W. | +2”M. | Gain 1 random Wyrd Power (Possessed Hiver / Ghast table). | | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 19 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # Chaos Special Rules ## Dark Rituals: Lead Ritual The following gangs can seek the favour of certain Chaos Gods. - **Corpse Grinder Cult:** Khorne. - **Chaos Cult:** Any Chaos God (can change between battles). - **Corrupted gang:** Any Chaos God (can't change after the first). :::danger House Rule (Necrodamus) Corpse Grinder Cult is given access to Dark Rituals here for fluff reasons. ::: 1. The Leader can make a Lead Ritual as a post-battle action (once per post-battle sequence). 2. Decide which of the Chaos Gods the ritual is invoking: Khorne, Nurgle, Slaanesh or Tzeentch. 3. A random fighter (not Leader or Witch) can be the focus of the ritual, offering them up to be a vessel of the gods’ power. Alternatively, a Captive (that could normally be sold if held by a non-Chaos gang) can be sacrificed to fuel the ritual. 4. Then roll 2D6 and apply the following modifiers: - +2 if praising a Chaos gods the cult already has the favour of. - +2 if sacrificing a Captive. - +1 if winning this battle. - +1 if gaining Reputation this battle. - -1 if losing Reputation this battle. - -1 if losing this battle. - -2 if praising a different Chaos god than the cult has the favour of. **Success (+9 after modifiers):** The gang is heeded by the cult’s patron. Any existing favour is replaced. If a fighter was the focus of the ritual, that fighter gains D6 XP. **Failure (2 or less before or after modifiers):** The cult is deemed unworthy. Lose any existing favour. If a fighter was picked to be the focus of the ritual, that fighter is turned into a [Chaos Spawn](/docs/gangs/gang-lists/helot-chaos-cult#chaos-spawn) (effectively slain and any equipment is lost). The Spawn is added for free, but the cost affects Gang Rating. #### The Gods’ Favour If the gang has performed a Dark Ritual, gain the following bonuses: | | Khorne | Nurgle | Slaanesh | Tzeentch | | :------------- | :--------------------------- | :-------------------------------------------- | :----------------------------------------------------- | :------------------------------------------------------------------ | | Once per round | Re-roll a failed Wound roll. | Re-roll a friendly Recovery roll (End phase). | Activate 2 fighters instead of 1(one after the other). | Ignore all negative hit modifiers for a Shoot (Basic/Double) action | | Chaos Spawns | +1S. | +1T. | Roll 2D6 and choose the highest when moving | 4+ save. | | Leader | +1A. | +1W. | +2”M. | Gain 1 random Wyrd Power (Possessed Hiver / Ghast table). | | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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Generate a ganger for House Orlock. The following format (but not content) must be followed:
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type: ganger
name: ganger_name
faction: ganger_faction
subtype: ganger_subtype
movement: 4
weapon-skill: 4
ballistic-skill: 4
strength: 3
toughness: 3
wounds: 1
init: 4
attacks: 1
leadership: 7
cool: 7
willpower: 7
intelligence: 7
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# Ganger Name
## Ganger Details
## Ganger Equipment
## Ganger Skills
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1,092 | # Gang Equipment
Be it extra stashes of ammo, booby traps to guard their territory, or strange robotic sentinels to act as bodyguards and sentries, gangs employ many types of equipment. This section covers just a few.
### Ammo Cache
**60 Credits – Rare (8)**
_Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)_
Ammo caches are added to the gang’s Stash, instead
of being carried by a particular fighter. Immediately
after the last of the fighters in the crew is set up at
the start of a battle, the controlling player can choose
to set up any ammo caches from their Stash. If the
scenario has an attacker and a defender, and this gang
is defending, roll a D6 for each of their ammo caches:
- On a 1-4, they were not expecting the attackers and the caches cannot be used.
- On a 5 or 6, they are lucky enough to have them to hand.
Each ammo cache must be set up within 1" of one
of their fighters, and within their deployment zone
if the scenario has one. It is then deleted from the
gang’s Stash. During the battle, ammo caches follow the rules given in [Scenario Rules: Ammo Cache](/docs/battlefield-setup/scenario-rules#ammo-cache).
### Booby Traps (Frag, Gas & Melta)
**Frag – 20 Credits**
**Gas – 40 Credits – Rare (8)**
**Melta – 50 Credits – Rare (10)**
_Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)_
A booby trap is represented by a marker placed upon
the battlefield at the start of the battle, after the
battlefield has been set up but before deploying any
fighters. If both gangs possess and wish to use booby
traps, the defender or the winner of a roll-off (if there is
no defender) places theirs first.
If any model, friendly or enemy, comes within 2" of a
booby trap for any reason, they risk setting the booby
trap off. Roll a D6. On a 1, the booby trap is a dud
and is removed from the battlefield. On a 2 or 3, the
booby trap does not go off but is left in place. On a 4, 5 or 6, the booby trap is triggered and will explode. The profiles for booby traps can be found in [Armoury: Booby Traps](/docs/armoury/booby-traps). The movement of a moving model is interrupted
whilst this roll is resolved. If the booby trap does not
go off, their movement continues after the roll is
made. If the booby trap does go off, and the model is
Pinned, Injured, Wrecked or Stalled as a result, their
movement ends.
Any model can target a booby trap with ranged attacks. Doing so has a -1 modifier to the hit roll at Short range, or a -2 modifier at Long range. If the booby trap is hit,
roll a D6:
- On a 1-2, it is unaffected.
- On a 3-4, it is immediately triggered.
- On a 5-6, it is disarmed and removed.
### Isotropic Fuel Rod
**60 Credits – Rare (10)**
_Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)_
Power is life down in the underhive, keeping the lights
on, running water stills and allowing for the cultivation
of edible slimes. A fully charged fuel rod can turn a
rad-washed waste into a fertile settlement, and the
foundation for a burgeoning community.
A gang with an Isotropic Fuel Rod can use it to turn any
Territory into a Settlement Territory. Doing so uses up
the Isotropic Fuel Rod, so it should be deleted from the
gang roster, and permanently changes the Territory.
### Mung Vase
**2d6x10 Credits – Rare (12)**
_Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)_
_Mung vases are extraordinarily rare collectors objects. Few hivers know where the exquisite vases originate, only that they can be worth astronomical sums of money to the right people. This knowledge is widespread enough that over the centuries, Necromunda has become flooded with millions of fake Mung vases, ranging from crudely fashioned knock-offs that wouldn’t fool a blind sump-farmer, to exceptional facsimiles that are works of art in their own right._
A Mung Vase is a type of Status Item. However unlike
other Status Items, rather than being given to a Leader
or Champion to carry, the Mung Vase is kept in the
gang’s Stash. When a gang in possession of a Mung
Vase recruits a Hired Gun, they can reduce the Hire
Gun’s cost by D6x10 credits, to a minimum of 10
credits. The vase is shown off as an example of the
gang’s wealth and success, and the Hired Gun believes
that agreeing to a reduced fee now will earn them
favour with this potentially prosperous employer. There
is, however, a chance the Hired Gun will simply try to
steal the vase when they leave! After a battle in which
a Mung Vase was used to reduce the hiring cost of a
Hired Gun, roll a D6. On a 1, both the Hired Gun and
the vase disappear, never to be seen again.
In the post-battle sequence of any battle, a gang can
sell the vase. If they do, roll a D6 on the Mung Vase
table to see what it is worth (players should resist the
temptation to roll on this table unless their gang is
attempting to sell a Mung Vase – you don’t need to
know your vase is a fake, ignorance is bliss!).
#### Mung Vase Table
| D6 | Type | Effect |
| :-: | :---------------- | :-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 1 | Dismal Fake | A truly sad knock-off. The vase nets the gang D3x5 credits. |
| 2-3 | Passable Fake | A nice conversation piece. The vase nets the gang D6x10 credits. |
| 4-5 | Impressive Fake | A fine example of the counterfeiters’ art. The vase nets the gang D6x20 credits. |
| 6 | Outstanding Fake? | Make an Intelligence test for the gang Leader. If they fail, count this result as an Impressive Fake. If they pass, they realise what they have just in time – add D6x50 to the gang’s Stash. |
Finally, if the gang Leader is killed and removed fromthe gang roster, the vase is lost too – no one else in
the gang knows where the vase has been kept hidden! | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # Gang Equipment Be it extra stashes of ammo, booby traps to guard their territory, or strange robotic sentinels to act as bodyguards and sentries, gangs employ many types of equipment. This section covers just a few. ### Ammo Cache **60 Credits – Rare (8)** _Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)_ Ammo caches are added to the gang’s Stash, instead of being carried by a particular fighter. Immediately after the last of the fighters in the crew is set up at the start of a battle, the controlling player can choose to set up any ammo caches from their Stash. If the scenario has an attacker and a defender, and this gang is defending, roll a D6 for each of their ammo caches: - On a 1-4, they were not expecting the attackers and the caches cannot be used. - On a 5 or 6, they are lucky enough to have them to hand. Each ammo cache must be set up within 1" of one of their fighters, and within their deployment zone if the scenario has one. It is then deleted from the gang’s Stash. During the battle, ammo caches follow the rules given in [Scenario Rules: Ammo Cache](/docs/battlefield-setup/scenario-rules#ammo-cache). ### Booby Traps (Frag, Gas & Melta) **Frag – 20 Credits** **Gas – 40 Credits – Rare (8)** **Melta – 50 Credits – Rare (10)** _Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)_ A booby trap is represented by a marker placed upon the battlefield at the start of the battle, after the battlefield has been set up but before deploying any fighters. If both gangs possess and wish to use booby traps, the defender or the winner of a roll-off (if there is no defender) places theirs first. If any model, friendly or enemy, comes within 2" of a booby trap for any reason, they risk setting the booby trap off. Roll a D6. On a 1, the booby trap is a dud and is removed from the battlefield. On a 2 or 3, the booby trap does not go off but is left in place. On a 4, 5 or 6, the booby trap is triggered and will explode. The profiles for booby traps can be found in [Armoury: Booby Traps](/docs/armoury/booby-traps). The movement of a moving model is interrupted whilst this roll is resolved. If the booby trap does not go off, their movement continues after the roll is made. If the booby trap does go off, and the model is Pinned, Injured, Wrecked or Stalled as a result, their movement ends. Any model can target a booby trap with ranged attacks. Doing so has a -1 modifier to the hit roll at Short range, or a -2 modifier at Long range. If the booby trap is hit, roll a D6: - On a 1-2, it is unaffected. - On a 3-4, it is immediately triggered. - On a 5-6, it is disarmed and removed. ### Isotropic Fuel Rod **60 Credits – Rare (10)** _Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)_ Power is life down in the underhive, keeping the lights on, running water stills and allowing for the cultivation of edible slimes. A fully charged fuel rod can turn a rad-washed waste into a fertile settlement, and the foundation for a burgeoning community. A gang with an Isotropic Fuel Rod can use it to turn any Territory into a Settlement Territory. Doing so uses up the Isotropic Fuel Rod, so it should be deleted from the gang roster, and permanently changes the Territory. ### Mung Vase **2d6x10 Credits – Rare (12)** _Source: Necromunda Core Rulebook (2023)_ _Mung vases are extraordinarily rare collectors objects. Few hivers know where the exquisite vases originate, only that they can be worth astronomical sums of money to the right people. This knowledge is widespread enough that over the centuries, Necromunda has become flooded with millions of fake Mung vases, ranging from crudely fashioned knock-offs that wouldn’t fool a blind sump-farmer, to exceptional facsimiles that are works of art in their own right._ A Mung Vase is a type of Status Item. However unlike other Status Items, rather than being given to a Leader or Champion to carry, the Mung Vase is kept in the gang’s Stash. When a gang in possession of a Mung Vase recruits a Hired Gun, they can reduce the Hire Gun’s cost by D6x10 credits, to a minimum of 10 credits. The vase is shown off as an example of the gang’s wealth and success, and the Hired Gun believes that agreeing to a reduced fee now will earn them favour with this potentially prosperous employer. There is, however, a chance the Hired Gun will simply try to steal the vase when they leave! After a battle in which a Mung Vase was used to reduce the hiring cost of a Hired Gun, roll a D6. On a 1, both the Hired Gun and the vase disappear, never to be seen again. In the post-battle sequence of any battle, a gang can sell the vase. If they do, roll a D6 on the Mung Vase table to see what it is worth (players should resist the temptation to roll on this table unless their gang is attempting to sell a Mung Vase – you don’t need to know your vase is a fake, ignorance is bliss!). #### Mung Vase Table | D6 | Type | Effect | | :-: | :---------------- | :-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | 1 | Dismal Fake | A truly sad knock-off. The vase nets the gang D3x5 credits. | | 2-3 | Passable Fake | A nice conversation piece. The vase nets the gang D6x10 credits. | | 4-5 | Impressive Fake | A fine example of the counterfeiters’ art. The vase nets the gang D6x20 credits. | | 6 | Outstanding Fake? | Make an Intelligence test for the gang Leader. If they fail, count this result as an Impressive Fake. 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1,208 | # Terrain
:::info
You are viewing the archived rules from before the 2023 Core books. Use the menu to navigate to the current rules.
:::
Terrain plays a vitally important role. During setup, any terrain may have the following designations.
### Dangerous Terrain
Vats of molten metal, spinning turbines set into the floor and more - any terrain feature designated as dangerous when setting up the battlefield can pose a huge risk to fighters crossing it.
A model can cross dangerous terrain in the same way as difficult terrain. However, a test must be passed to avoid injury:
- Fighter: Pass an Initiative test or go Out of Action.
- Vehicle: Pass a Handling test or suffer a Catastrophic hit to the Drive.
### Difficult Terrain
Pools of toxic sludge, areas of fallen rubble and broken or missing walkways sections - there are numerous things in the underhive that can make the terrain difficult to cross.
Every 1” counts as 2" when moving through difficult terrain.
### Ductways
Ductways can be up to 2” in length and can be placed across any 2” wide wall or any other terrain features that would otherwise be impassable. Their presence allows fighters to crawl or shoot through a narrow duct using the following actions.
:::info Action
**Crawl Through Ductway (Double):** If within 1” of a ductway, place the fighter within 1” of the other end, provided they can be set up so that they are not within 1” of an enemy fighter and so that their base does not overlap that of another friendly fighter or an obstacle.
:::
:::info Action
**Fire Through Ductway (Basic):** If within 1” of a ductway, make a ranged attack against an enemy fighter that is within 1” of the other end of the same ductway. The attack will hit on a 5+, regardless of BS or modifiers. Weapons that normally use a Template instead automatically hit all fighters within 2” of the other end of the ductway.
:::
### Ductway: Firing Port
Related to the Gang Stronghold terrain, intended to have one gang as defender.
- Provides full cover.
- Can be moved through like a Ductway (Double action).
### Impassable Terrain
Impassable terrain can't be moved across.
### Obstacles
Obstacles are any free standing terrain feature measuring no more than 2” high and no more than 2” across, although they may be far longer, such as barricades, barrels and pipelines.
:::info
### Attacking Over Barricades (N17)
A fighter who is in base contact with a barricade counts as being Engaged with a fighter that is in base contact with the other side of the barricade, even though their bases are not touching, as long as the two fighters are within ½" of each other. Any close combat attack made across a barricade (regardless of range, Versatile etc.) has a -1 to hit modifier.
:::
### Railings
If the nearest edge of a level or platform is bounded by a railing or similar barrier at least ½“ tall, the chance of falling is reduced. When a fighter goes from Standing to Prone, add +1 modifier to the Initiative test to see if the fighter falls.
### Solid Terrain Features
Solid terrain features completely block line of sight and can't be measured across.
### Stairs
If going Prone on stairs, pass an Initiative test or fall down to the bottom of the stairs (or mid-staircase landing). If falling 3” or more down the staircase, suffer a S3 D1 hit. A falling fighter is immediately Pinned and the activation ends.
### Structures
Structures are any terrain feature measuring more than 2” high and more than 2” across, be they free standing or connected to other terrain features in some way. Structures may feature many different levels, platforms and walkways on which fighters may be placed.
Other than the difference in size, there is little difference between obstacles and structures.
Fighters may climb over obstacles or up onto structures as described in the movement rules, but be aware that movement may be reduced or not possible over obstacles and structures.
### Walls
Walls are impassable terrain and solid terrain. | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 5 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # Terrain :::info You are viewing the archived rules from before the 2023 Core books. Use the menu to navigate to the current rules. ::: Terrain plays a vitally important role. During setup, any terrain may have the following designations. ### Dangerous Terrain Vats of molten metal, spinning turbines set into the floor and more - any terrain feature designated as dangerous when setting up the battlefield can pose a huge risk to fighters crossing it. A model can cross dangerous terrain in the same way as difficult terrain. However, a test must be passed to avoid injury: - Fighter: Pass an Initiative test or go Out of Action. - Vehicle: Pass a Handling test or suffer a Catastrophic hit to the Drive. ### Difficult Terrain Pools of toxic sludge, areas of fallen rubble and broken or missing walkways sections - there are numerous things in the underhive that can make the terrain difficult to cross. Every 1” counts as 2" when moving through difficult terrain. ### Ductways Ductways can be up to 2” in length and can be placed across any 2” wide wall or any other terrain features that would otherwise be impassable. Their presence allows fighters to crawl or shoot through a narrow duct using the following actions. :::info Action **Crawl Through Ductway (Double):** If within 1” of a ductway, place the fighter within 1” of the other end, provided they can be set up so that they are not within 1” of an enemy fighter and so that their base does not overlap that of another friendly fighter or an obstacle. ::: :::info Action **Fire Through Ductway (Basic):** If within 1” of a ductway, make a ranged attack against an enemy fighter that is within 1” of the other end of the same ductway. The attack will hit on a 5+, regardless of BS or modifiers. Weapons that normally use a Template instead automatically hit all fighters within 2” of the other end of the ductway. ::: ### Ductway: Firing Port Related to the Gang Stronghold terrain, intended to have one gang as defender. - Provides full cover. - Can be moved through like a Ductway (Double action). ### Impassable Terrain Impassable terrain can't be moved across. ### Obstacles Obstacles are any free standing terrain feature measuring no more than 2” high and no more than 2” across, although they may be far longer, such as barricades, barrels and pipelines. :::info ### Attacking Over Barricades (N17) A fighter who is in base contact with a barricade counts as being Engaged with a fighter that is in base contact with the other side of the barricade, even though their bases are not touching, as long as the two fighters are within ½" of each other. Any close combat attack made across a barricade (regardless of range, Versatile etc.) has a -1 to hit modifier. ::: ### Railings If the nearest edge of a level or platform is bounded by a railing or similar barrier at least ½“ tall, the chance of falling is reduced. When a fighter goes from Standing to Prone, add +1 modifier to the Initiative test to see if the fighter falls. ### Solid Terrain Features Solid terrain features completely block line of sight and can't be measured across. ### Stairs If going Prone on stairs, pass an Initiative test or fall down to the bottom of the stairs (or mid-staircase landing). If falling 3” or more down the staircase, suffer a S3 D1 hit. A falling fighter is immediately Pinned and the activation ends. ### Structures Structures are any terrain feature measuring more than 2” high and more than 2” across, be they free standing or connected to other terrain features in some way. 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499 | # Psychoteric Whispers
_Source: House of Shadow_
A Delaque’s ability to subvert reality goes far beyond
the spreading of simple mistruths and rumours. The
most accomplished of their kind can tap into the
Psychoterica generated by their brothers and sisters,
and channel it into lies so potent that they can shift a
sentient being’s perception of their surroundings. To
deliver these lies, the Delaque must get close, often
leaning in to whisper in the ear of their intended victim,
but the effects can be dramatic. With a psychoteric
whisper, they can make their enemies see friends as
foes, think their weapons have failed them, or even
become blind to the presence of the Delaque.
Psychoteric Whispers are special short ranged psychic
abilities possessed by certain Delaque. Much like skills
they enhance the abilities of a fighter in specific ways
and can be employed by using actions, most often with
an enemy fighter as the target. Psychoteric Whispers
are, in effect, psychic powers and use the rules for
manifesting, disrupting and maintaining Wyrd Powers
found in the Necromunda Rulebook.
## Mastery Of Lies
To use Psychoteric Whispers, a Delaque fighter must
first be upgraded to become a Psyker. Only a Master
of Shadow or Phantom may be upgraded in this way – note that Psy-Gheists may also make use of these
powers as they are already Psykers when added to
the gang. Fighters can either be upgraded to become
Psykers during gang creation, or by spending XP
later on:
- A Delaque Master of Shadow or Phantom may be
upgraded to become a Psyker when added to a gang
roster for a cost of 30 credits (this increases their
credits value accordingly). The fighter gains both
the Psychoteric Mastery and Non-sanctioned Psyker
special rules (as follows).
- A Delaque Master of Shadow or Phantom may be
upgraded to become a Psyker by taking an advance
at a cost of 7 XP (this increases their credits value by
+30). The fighter gains both the Psychoteric Mastery
and Non-sanctioned Psyker special rules (as follows).
**Psychoteric Mastery:** A fighter with this special rule is
a Psyker, as described in the Necromunda Rulebook,
and is able to use Psychoteric Whispers. The fighter
must choose one discipline (Madness, Delusion or
Darkness) to specialise in and may immediately select
a single Wyrd Power from that discipline to know.
During Campaign play, this fighter may gain additional
Wyrd Powers from their chosen discipline in exactly
the same way as they might gain a Primary Skill (i.e.,
by spending 6 XP to gain a random Wyrd Power, or by
spending 9 XP to choose a Wyrd Power).
**Non-sanctioned Psyker:** Should a fighter with this
special rule be taken Out of Action, the enemy gang
is rewarded a bounty of D3x10 credits at the end of
the battle. Should a fighter with this special rule be
captured and sold to the Guilders, they are worth their
full value.
:::info
## Psychoteric Choirs
All Delaque share a link to the Psychoterica
and, even if they are not skilled in the use
of Psychoteric Whispers, can aid those that
are. When a Delaque fighter (including House
Agent Hired Guns, Hangers-on and Brutes)
uses a Psychoteric Whisper, its potency will
be increased for every friendly Delaque fighter
that is within 3" of them, is Standing and is
not Engaged, as the other Delaque join in with
hissing whispers under their breath. Each
eligible Delaque fighter within this range will
increase the range of the Psychoteric Whisper by
1" (to a maximum of +3").
In addition, the Psychoteric Whisper will be harder
to resist, and any Intelligence check made to resist
the Psychoteric Whisper must reduce the result of
the dice roll by 1 for each friendly Delaque fighter
within 3" of the whisperer (to a maximum of 3).
:::
## Madness
_The psychoteric discipline of Madness is the psychic mastery of fear and insanity, and those skilled in its use can make those who hear their whispers lose all rational thought. At its most simple, it instils panic and indecisiveness in those it touches, but a skilled psyker can expand it even further, until the world breaks down around their victims, leaving only a realm of darkness and terror from which there can be no escape._
### 1. Existential Barrage (Simple)
Choose a single enemy fighter that is within 1" of
the Psyker. That fighter immediately makes an Intelligence check. If this check is
failed, they become Broken and immediately flee. If, after they have moved, there are
any fighters friendly to them within 5", those fighters must also immediately pass a
Nerve test or also become Broken.
### 2. Terrible Truths (Basic)
Choose a single enemy fighter that is within 3" of the
Psyker. That fighter must make an Intelligence check. If this check is failed, they gain
the Insane condition.
### 3. Psychotic Lure (Basic)
Choose a single enemy fighter that currently has a
Ready marker and is within 3" of the Psyker. The opposing player must activate that
fighter in their next turn. The chosen fighter cannot perform a Group Activation when
next activated.
### 4. Cyclopean Gaze (Double)
Choose a single enemy fighter that currently has a
Ready marker and is within 1" of the Psyker. The chosen fighter immediately loses
their Ready Marker.
### 5. Craven Howl (Basic), Continuous Effect
While this power is maintained, Broken
enemy fighters cannot attempt to Rally whilst within 5" of the Psyker.
### 6. Unrememberable Utterance (Simple), Continuous Effect
While this power is
maintained, all enemy fighters who activate whilst within 3" of the Psyker can only
perform one action, rather than the usual two (note that this means the fighter will
be unable to perform a Double action).
## Delusion
_Reality is a mutable substance, as psykers skilled in the psychoteric discipline of Delusion well know. Eyes and ears can be made to betray their owners, and even once-trusted allies can seem as enemies should the psyker’s powers do their work. Even an enemy’s own flesh can be turned against them with this power, their mind making phantasmal horrors into terrible reality._
### 1. Spatial Psychosis (Simple)
Choose a single enemy fighter within 12" of the
Psyker, that is Standing and is not Engaged. That fighter immediately becomes
Pinned. Note that if that fighter is within ½" of the edge of a ledge or platform, this
may cause them to fall.
### 2. Seen Unseen (Basic), Continuous Effect
Choose a single enemy fighter that is
within 3" of the Psyker. While this power is maintained, the chosen fighter treats all
fighters as being enemy fighters, and all fighters treat the chosen fighter as being an
enemy fighter.
Note that this means any rule, special or otherwise, that affects friendly fighters
or friendly faction fighters ceases to work for the chosen fighter whilst this
power is maintained as the chosen fighter has no friendly fighters of any sort on
the battlefield.
### 3. Ghost and Shadow (Basic)
Choose a single enemy fighter that is within 10" of
the Psyker. The Psyker’s controlling player may immediately change this fighter’s
facing (in other words, they may turn the model to face any direction).
### 4. Deceitful Thoughts (Double)
Choose a single enemy fighter that is within 5" of
the Psyker. That fighter immediately makes an Intelligence check. If this check is
failed, the Psyker’s controlling player may immediately move that fighter up to their
Move characteristic in any direction. Note that this move may not be used to move
enemy fighters off ledges, into dangerous terrain or any other part of the battlefield
harmful to them.
### 5. Suicidal Embrace (Basic)
Choose a single enemy fighter that is within 3" of the
Psyker. That fighter immediately makes an Intelligence check. If this check is failed,
that fighter must resolve a single close combat attack against themselves with one
of their Melee weapons (chosen at random, if the fighter has no weapons with the
Melee trait, they will make an unarmed attack against themselves). This attack
automatically hits, but must roll to wound and inflict Damage as normal.
### 6. Opprobrious Curse (Simple)
Choose a single enemy fighter that is within 3" of
the Psyker. That fighter immediately makes a Toughness check. If this check is failed,
the fighter immediately suffers a Flesh Wound.
## Darkness
_Darkness is a powerful ally for those with the skill to shape it. In the underhive, shadows are plentiful and offer protection for hunters and hunted alike, though for those skilled in the psychoteric discipline of Darkness, they offer a special advantage. With the power of their minds, they can wrap themselves in this blackness, using it to conceal themselves in the open or bring down blinding darkness upon their enemies._
### 1. Cacophony of Silence (Double), Continuous Effect
While this power is
maintained, all enemy fighters within 5" of the Psyker must re-roll successful Hit rolls
when making a ranged attack.
### 2. Penumbral Mirror (Basic)
Choose one enemy fighter and one friendly fighter
that are both currently within 5" of the Psyker. Immediately move the chosen friendly
fighter to any other point within 5" of the chosen enemy fighter. The chosen friendly
fighter may even move into base contact with the chosen enemy fighter.
### 3. A Perfect Void (Basic), Continuous Effect
While this power is maintained, the
Psyker counts as being in full cover to all enemy fighters within 10".
### 4. Eternal Slumber (Double)
All Seriously Injured enemy fighters within 3" of the
Psyker immediately go Out of Action.
### 5. Cloak of Whispers (Basic), Continuous Effect
While this power is maintained,
the Psyker and all friendly Delaque fighters within 3" of them cannot be the target of,
or be affected by, any gang tactics played by the enemy player.
### 6. Sight Blight (Basic), Continuous Effect
While this power is maintained, all
enemy fighters within 5" of the Psyker count as being affected by the Pitch Black
rules as detailed in the Necromunda Rulebook. Note that this does not actually
create an area of darkness and only affects those who enter or remain in range of
the Psyker. | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | House of Shadow | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # Psychoteric Whispers _Source: House of Shadow_ A Delaque’s ability to subvert reality goes far beyond the spreading of simple mistruths and rumours. The most accomplished of their kind can tap into the Psychoterica generated by their brothers and sisters, and channel it into lies so potent that they can shift a sentient being’s perception of their surroundings. To deliver these lies, the Delaque must get close, often leaning in to whisper in the ear of their intended victim, but the effects can be dramatic. With a psychoteric whisper, they can make their enemies see friends as foes, think their weapons have failed them, or even become blind to the presence of the Delaque. Psychoteric Whispers are special short ranged psychic abilities possessed by certain Delaque. Much like skills they enhance the abilities of a fighter in specific ways and can be employed by using actions, most often with an enemy fighter as the target. Psychoteric Whispers are, in effect, psychic powers and use the rules for manifesting, disrupting and maintaining Wyrd Powers found in the Necromunda Rulebook. ## Mastery Of Lies To use Psychoteric Whispers, a Delaque fighter must first be upgraded to become a Psyker. Only a Master of Shadow or Phantom may be upgraded in this way – note that Psy-Gheists may also make use of these powers as they are already Psykers when added to the gang. Fighters can either be upgraded to become Psykers during gang creation, or by spending XP later on: - A Delaque Master of Shadow or Phantom may be upgraded to become a Psyker when added to a gang roster for a cost of 30 credits (this increases their credits value accordingly). The fighter gains both the Psychoteric Mastery and Non-sanctioned Psyker special rules (as follows). - A Delaque Master of Shadow or Phantom may be upgraded to become a Psyker by taking an advance at a cost of 7 XP (this increases their credits value by +30). The fighter gains both the Psychoteric Mastery and Non-sanctioned Psyker special rules (as follows). **Psychoteric Mastery:** A fighter with this special rule is a Psyker, as described in the Necromunda Rulebook, and is able to use Psychoteric Whispers. The fighter must choose one discipline (Madness, Delusion or Darkness) to specialise in and may immediately select a single Wyrd Power from that discipline to know. During Campaign play, this fighter may gain additional Wyrd Powers from their chosen discipline in exactly the same way as they might gain a Primary Skill (i.e., by spending 6 XP to gain a random Wyrd Power, or by spending 9 XP to choose a Wyrd Power). **Non-sanctioned Psyker:** Should a fighter with this special rule be taken Out of Action, the enemy gang is rewarded a bounty of D3x10 credits at the end of the battle. Should a fighter with this special rule be captured and sold to the Guilders, they are worth their full value. :::info ## Psychoteric Choirs All Delaque share a link to the Psychoterica and, even if they are not skilled in the use of Psychoteric Whispers, can aid those that are. When a Delaque fighter (including House Agent Hired Guns, Hangers-on and Brutes) uses a Psychoteric Whisper, its potency will be increased for every friendly Delaque fighter that is within 3" of them, is Standing and is not Engaged, as the other Delaque join in with hissing whispers under their breath. Each eligible Delaque fighter within this range will increase the range of the Psychoteric Whisper by 1" (to a maximum of +3"). In addition, the Psychoteric Whisper will be harder to resist, and any Intelligence check made to resist the Psychoteric Whisper must reduce the result of the dice roll by 1 for each friendly Delaque fighter within 3" of the whisperer (to a maximum of 3). ::: ## Madness _The psychoteric discipline of Madness is the psychic mastery of fear and insanity, and those skilled in its use can make those who hear their whispers lose all rational thought. At its most simple, it instils panic and indecisiveness in those it touches, but a skilled psyker can expand it even further, until the world breaks down around their victims, leaving only a realm of darkness and terror from which there can be no escape._ ### 1. Existential Barrage (Simple) Choose a single enemy fighter that is within 1" of the Psyker. That fighter immediately makes an Intelligence check. If this check is failed, they become Broken and immediately flee. If, after they have moved, there are any fighters friendly to them within 5", those fighters must also immediately pass a Nerve test or also become Broken. ### 2. Terrible Truths (Basic) Choose a single enemy fighter that is within 3" of the Psyker. That fighter must make an Intelligence check. If this check is failed, they gain the Insane condition. ### 3. Psychotic Lure (Basic) Choose a single enemy fighter that currently has a Ready marker and is within 3" of the Psyker. The opposing player must activate that fighter in their next turn. The chosen fighter cannot perform a Group Activation when next activated. ### 4. Cyclopean Gaze (Double) Choose a single enemy fighter that currently has a Ready marker and is within 1" of the Psyker. The chosen fighter immediately loses their Ready Marker. ### 5. Craven Howl (Basic), Continuous Effect While this power is maintained, Broken enemy fighters cannot attempt to Rally whilst within 5" of the Psyker. ### 6. Unrememberable Utterance (Simple), Continuous Effect While this power is maintained, all enemy fighters who activate whilst within 3" of the Psyker can only perform one action, rather than the usual two (note that this means the fighter will be unable to perform a Double action). ## Delusion _Reality is a mutable substance, as psykers skilled in the psychoteric discipline of Delusion well know. Eyes and ears can be made to betray their owners, and even once-trusted allies can seem as enemies should the psyker’s powers do their work. Even an enemy’s own flesh can be turned against them with this power, their mind making phantasmal horrors into terrible reality._ ### 1. Spatial Psychosis (Simple) Choose a single enemy fighter within 12" of the Psyker, that is Standing and is not Engaged. That fighter immediately becomes Pinned. Note that if that fighter is within ½" of the edge of a ledge or platform, this may cause them to fall. ### 2. Seen Unseen (Basic), Continuous Effect Choose a single enemy fighter that is within 3" of the Psyker. While this power is maintained, the chosen fighter treats all fighters as being enemy fighters, and all fighters treat the chosen fighter as being an enemy fighter. Note that this means any rule, special or otherwise, that affects friendly fighters or friendly faction fighters ceases to work for the chosen fighter whilst this power is maintained as the chosen fighter has no friendly fighters of any sort on the battlefield. ### 3. Ghost and Shadow (Basic) Choose a single enemy fighter that is within 10" of the Psyker. The Psyker’s controlling player may immediately change this fighter’s facing (in other words, they may turn the model to face any direction). ### 4. Deceitful Thoughts (Double) Choose a single enemy fighter that is within 5" of the Psyker. That fighter immediately makes an Intelligence check. If this check is failed, the Psyker’s controlling player may immediately move that fighter up to their Move characteristic in any direction. Note that this move may not be used to move enemy fighters off ledges, into dangerous terrain or any other part of the battlefield harmful to them. ### 5. Suicidal Embrace (Basic) Choose a single enemy fighter that is within 3" of the Psyker. That fighter immediately makes an Intelligence check. If this check is failed, that fighter must resolve a single close combat attack against themselves with one of their Melee weapons (chosen at random, if the fighter has no weapons with the Melee trait, they will make an unarmed attack against themselves). This attack automatically hits, but must roll to wound and inflict Damage as normal. ### 6. Opprobrious Curse (Simple) Choose a single enemy fighter that is within 3" of the Psyker. That fighter immediately makes a Toughness check. If this check is failed, the fighter immediately suffers a Flesh Wound. ## Darkness _Darkness is a powerful ally for those with the skill to shape it. In the underhive, shadows are plentiful and offer protection for hunters and hunted alike, though for those skilled in the psychoteric discipline of Darkness, they offer a special advantage. With the power of their minds, they can wrap themselves in this blackness, using it to conceal themselves in the open or bring down blinding darkness upon their enemies._ ### 1. Cacophony of Silence (Double), Continuous Effect While this power is maintained, all enemy fighters within 5" of the Psyker must re-roll successful Hit rolls when making a ranged attack. ### 2. Penumbral Mirror (Basic) Choose one enemy fighter and one friendly fighter that are both currently within 5" of the Psyker. Immediately move the chosen friendly fighter to any other point within 5" of the chosen enemy fighter. The chosen friendly fighter may even move into base contact with the chosen enemy fighter. ### 3. A Perfect Void (Basic), Continuous Effect While this power is maintained, the Psyker counts as being in full cover to all enemy fighters within 10". ### 4. Eternal Slumber (Double) All Seriously Injured enemy fighters within 3" of the Psyker immediately go Out of Action. ### 5. Cloak of Whispers (Basic), Continuous Effect While this power is maintained, the Psyker and all friendly Delaque fighters within 3" of them cannot be the target of, or be affected by, any gang tactics played by the enemy player. ### 6. Sight Blight (Basic), Continuous Effect While this power is maintained, all enemy fighters within 5" of the Psyker count as being affected by the Pitch Black rules as detailed in the Necromunda Rulebook. 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1,015 | # 46. Hunt Them Down
_Run for your lives!_
**Source: Book of Ruin**
## Attacker & Defender
The gang who chose this scenario is the attacker, the other is the defender. Otherwise, randomize one gang to choose who to be attacker and defender.
## Battlefield
Standard. Additionally, set up the battlefield using 2x3 tiles. Fighters should be able to traverse the battlefield from one short edge to the other.
## Crews
- **Attacker:** Custom, see Relentless Hunters.
- **Defender:** Random (D3+3).
## Tactics Cards
- Custom (2).
- Underdog (starting crew cost): +1 random per 100 credits.
## Deployment
1. **Defender:** Base contact with one of the short battlefield edges.
2. **Attacker:** No deployment at the start.
## Freedom Road
_The defenders have been discovered trying to sneak through the attacker’s turf and now must make an escape._
- **Defender’s deployment edge:** Trailing edge.
- **Opposite short edge:** Leading edge.
In each End phase, if there are defenders within 2” of the Leading edge, remove the 2 tiles closest to the Trailing edge. Fighters on the removed tiles are removed:
- **Attacker:** Returned to the Relentless Hunters.
- **Defender:** Out of Action, suffer a Lasting Injury roll.
The attacker then places 2 tiles in contact with the Leading edge (effectively extending the battlefield). The battlefield must at all times be 2x3 tiles and it must be possible to traverse the battlefield between the 2 short edges.
The attacker can set up doors and terrain on these tiles. The short edge next to the removed tiles is the new Trailing edge. The short edge on the added tiles is the new Leading edge.
## Relentless Hunters
_The attackers have discovered enemies in their territory and are going to make them pay!_
At the start of the 2nd round, and each subsequent round, the attackers can deploy a wave of fighters from the crew:
- **First wave:** Custom (D3+3)
- **Subsequent waves:** Custom (D3)
Deployed the attackers in any of the following ways:
- **Any wave:** On the Trailing edge.
- **Subsequent waves:** Any edge, within 8” of an already deployed attacker.
Attackers can't be deployed within 1” of any defender.
Deployed attackers becomes Ready like normal.
## Ending the Battle
The battle ends when at least one of the following is true:
- Only one gang has fighters remaining (at the start of a round).
- The end of round 9.
## Victory
The attacker wins if there are no defenders left on the battlefield at the end of any round. Otherwise the defenders win.
## Rewards
#### Experience
Scenario specific rewards:
- +1 for taking part.
- **Attacker:** +1 per defender Out of Action.
- **Defender:** +1 if on the battlefield at the end.
Standard rewards:
- +1 for taking an enemy Out of Action.
- +1 for taking an enemy Leader or Champion Out of Action.
- +1 for killing an enemy (during the battle).
- +1 for Rallying.
#### Reputation
- +D3 for winning.
:::danger House Rule (Necrodamus)
**Problem:** Infiltrate can be imbalanced or break this scenario.
**Solution:** If at least one player wants, Infiltrate can't be used in this scenario. Instead, Infiltrating fighters can make 1 or 2 move actions before the first round.
::: | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | ['Zone Mortalis'] | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # 46. Hunt Them Down _Run for your lives!_ **Source: Book of Ruin** ## Attacker & Defender The gang who chose this scenario is the attacker, the other is the defender. Otherwise, randomize one gang to choose who to be attacker and defender. ## Battlefield Standard. Additionally, set up the battlefield using 2x3 tiles. Fighters should be able to traverse the battlefield from one short edge to the other. ## Crews - **Attacker:** Custom, see Relentless Hunters. - **Defender:** Random (D3+3). ## Tactics Cards - Custom (2). - Underdog (starting crew cost): +1 random per 100 credits. ## Deployment 1. **Defender:** Base contact with one of the short battlefield edges. 2. **Attacker:** No deployment at the start. ## Freedom Road _The defenders have been discovered trying to sneak through the attacker’s turf and now must make an escape._ - **Defender’s deployment edge:** Trailing edge. - **Opposite short edge:** Leading edge. In each End phase, if there are defenders within 2” of the Leading edge, remove the 2 tiles closest to the Trailing edge. Fighters on the removed tiles are removed: - **Attacker:** Returned to the Relentless Hunters. - **Defender:** Out of Action, suffer a Lasting Injury roll. The attacker then places 2 tiles in contact with the Leading edge (effectively extending the battlefield). The battlefield must at all times be 2x3 tiles and it must be possible to traverse the battlefield between the 2 short edges. The attacker can set up doors and terrain on these tiles. The short edge next to the removed tiles is the new Trailing edge. The short edge on the added tiles is the new Leading edge. ## Relentless Hunters _The attackers have discovered enemies in their territory and are going to make them pay!_ At the start of the 2nd round, and each subsequent round, the attackers can deploy a wave of fighters from the crew: - **First wave:** Custom (D3+3) - **Subsequent waves:** Custom (D3) Deployed the attackers in any of the following ways: - **Any wave:** On the Trailing edge. - **Subsequent waves:** Any edge, within 8” of an already deployed attacker. Attackers can't be deployed within 1” of any defender. Deployed attackers becomes Ready like normal. ## Ending the Battle The battle ends when at least one of the following is true: - Only one gang has fighters remaining (at the start of a round). - The end of round 9. ## Victory The attacker wins if there are no defenders left on the battlefield at the end of any round. Otherwise the defenders win. ## Rewards #### Experience Scenario specific rewards: - +1 for taking part. - **Attacker:** +1 per defender Out of Action. - **Defender:** +1 if on the battlefield at the end. Standard rewards: - +1 for taking an enemy Out of Action. - +1 for taking an enemy Leader or Champion Out of Action. - +1 for killing an enemy (during the battle). - +1 for Rallying. #### Reputation - +D3 for winning. :::danger House Rule (Necrodamus) **Problem:** Infiltrate can be imbalanced or break this scenario. **Solution:** If at least one player wants, Infiltrate can't be used in this scenario. Instead, Infiltrating fighters can make 1 or 2 move actions before the first round. ::: | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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982 | # 3. Forgotten Riches
_Sometimes, just the rumour of a newly discovered tunnel sprawl packed with discarded riches attracts looters._
_Source: Necromunda 2018 Rulebook_
## Battlefield
Standard: 7 tiles. Take turns placing tiles (starting with the winner of a roll-off). The first tile marks the centre of the battlefield. The remaining 6 tiles must be adjacent to the first.
## Crews
- Custom.
The maximum number of fighters in each crew is determined by rolling 2D6:
| 2D6 | Result |
| :---: | :----- |
| 2-3 | 5 |
| 4-5 | 6 |
| 6-8 | 7 |
| 9-10 | 8 |
| 11-12 | 9 |
## Tactics Cards
- Custom (3).
- Underdog (starting crew cost): +1 random per 100 credits.
## Deployment
Take turns placing 5 loot caskets (starting with the winner of a roll-off):
- Must be placed in a separate tiles.
- The first must be placed in the central tile.
- At last 6” from each other.
- Not in inaccessible areas.
Then, the winner of another roll-off selects a tile without a loot casket as deployment zone (roll-off again). Deploy within 3” of the edge of the tile (on the edge of the battlefield). The opponent then does the same on the other remaining tile. If the 2 deployment tiles are adjacent, fighters can't be set up within 6” of an enemy.
## Objectives
Both teams are attempting to get away with as much loot as they can carry and prevent their enemies doing the same. Each gang scores points when enemies go Out of Action or loot caskets are secured:
- 1 point for each enemy that goes Out of Action.
- 2 points for each loot casket (not including ammo caches) on their starting tile within 3” of the board edge when the battle ends.
- D3 points for being the last remaining gang.
:::note
Presumably fleeing fighters count as OoA (universal rule) since anything else is not spelled out.
Rewards:
- Points determine which leader (if any) receives XP bonus.
- Loot caskets (winning condition) determine Reputation and Credits bonus.
- Last gang on the battlefield only affects D3 bonus points and captives.
:::
## Horrors in the Dark
When a fighter activates outside 8" of any other fighters (friend or foe), roll a D6:
| D6 | Result |
| :------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 1 | Suffer a Strength 6 hit with AP -1 and Damage 2. If Seriously Injured, the fighter is dragged away into the darkness and taken Out of Action. |
| 2-3 | The fighter can't make any actions this turn. |
| 4-5 | The fighter can only make one action this turn. |
| 6 | The fighter activates normally. |
:::danger House Rule (Necrodamus)
Fighters that are Seriously Injured or Broken should not count for Horrors in the Dark.
:::
## Fleeing the Battlefield
If one gang voluntarily bottles out and flees the battlefield, their opponent automatically wins the scenario. The winning gang claims any loot caskets left on the battlefield at the end of the battle.
## Ending the Battle
The battle ends when only one gang has fighters remaining (at the end of a round).
## Victory
The gang that secured most loot caskets at the end of the battle wins. Otherwise it is a draw.
## Rewards
#### Credits
- +D6x10 for each secured loot casket.
#### Experience
Scenario specific rewards:
- +1 for taking part.
- +1 to the Leader of the gang that scored the most points, regardless of whether they took part in the battle or not (in case of a draw, neither Leader gets this bonus).
Standard rewards:
- +1 for taking an enemy Out of Action.
- +1 for taking an enemy Leader or Champion Out of Action.
- +1 for killing an enemy (during the battle).
- +1 for Rallying.
#### Reputation
- +2 to the winner (secured most loot caskets).
- +1 to both gangs if this was the first battle against each other.
- -1 to any gang that bottled out. | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | ['Zone Mortalis'] | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # 3. Forgotten Riches _Sometimes, just the rumour of a newly discovered tunnel sprawl packed with discarded riches attracts looters._ _Source: Necromunda 2018 Rulebook_ ## Battlefield Standard: 7 tiles. Take turns placing tiles (starting with the winner of a roll-off). The first tile marks the centre of the battlefield. The remaining 6 tiles must be adjacent to the first. ## Crews - Custom. The maximum number of fighters in each crew is determined by rolling 2D6: | 2D6 | Result | | :---: | :----- | | 2-3 | 5 | | 4-5 | 6 | | 6-8 | 7 | | 9-10 | 8 | | 11-12 | 9 | ## Tactics Cards - Custom (3). - Underdog (starting crew cost): +1 random per 100 credits. ## Deployment Take turns placing 5 loot caskets (starting with the winner of a roll-off): - Must be placed in a separate tiles. - The first must be placed in the central tile. - At last 6” from each other. - Not in inaccessible areas. Then, the winner of another roll-off selects a tile without a loot casket as deployment zone (roll-off again). Deploy within 3” of the edge of the tile (on the edge of the battlefield). The opponent then does the same on the other remaining tile. If the 2 deployment tiles are adjacent, fighters can't be set up within 6” of an enemy. ## Objectives Both teams are attempting to get away with as much loot as they can carry and prevent their enemies doing the same. Each gang scores points when enemies go Out of Action or loot caskets are secured: - 1 point for each enemy that goes Out of Action. - 2 points for each loot casket (not including ammo caches) on their starting tile within 3” of the board edge when the battle ends. - D3 points for being the last remaining gang. :::note Presumably fleeing fighters count as OoA (universal rule) since anything else is not spelled out. Rewards: - Points determine which leader (if any) receives XP bonus. - Loot caskets (winning condition) determine Reputation and Credits bonus. - Last gang on the battlefield only affects D3 bonus points and captives. ::: ## Horrors in the Dark When a fighter activates outside 8" of any other fighters (friend or foe), roll a D6: | D6 | Result | | :------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | 1 | Suffer a Strength 6 hit with AP -1 and Damage 2. If Seriously Injured, the fighter is dragged away into the darkness and taken Out of Action. | | 2-3 | The fighter can't make any actions this turn. | | 4-5 | The fighter can only make one action this turn. | | 6 | The fighter activates normally. | :::danger House Rule (Necrodamus) Fighters that are Seriously Injured or Broken should not count for Horrors in the Dark. ::: ## Fleeing the Battlefield If one gang voluntarily bottles out and flees the battlefield, their opponent automatically wins the scenario. The winning gang claims any loot caskets left on the battlefield at the end of the battle. ## Ending the Battle The battle ends when only one gang has fighters remaining (at the end of a round). ## Victory The gang that secured most loot caskets at the end of the battle wins. Otherwise it is a draw. ## Rewards #### Credits - +D6x10 for each secured loot casket. #### Experience Scenario specific rewards: - +1 for taking part. - +1 to the Leader of the gang that scored the most points, regardless of whether they took part in the battle or not (in case of a draw, neither Leader gets this bonus). Standard rewards: - +1 for taking an enemy Out of Action. - +1 for taking an enemy Leader or Champion Out of Action. - +1 for killing an enemy (during the battle). - +1 for Rallying. #### Reputation - +2 to the winner (secured most loot caskets). - +1 to both gangs if this was the first battle against each other. - -1 to any gang that bottled out. | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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495 | # Cawdor Terrain
_Source: House of Faith_
Gangs often make use of terrain in their battles against their rivals. Sometimes this
is whatever is lying around the underhive battlefield, such as barrels for cover or
boltholes from which to launch ambushes. Other times they bring the terrain with
them, setting up fixed weapon platforms, defensive barricades or piles of ammo
crates within easy reach of their fighters.
Cawdor gangs can call upon a number of specialist terrain features to include in their
gang. These pieces of terrain are bought from the Trading Post during the post-battle
sequence. Once bought, they are added to the gang’s stash, and can be fielded in
any game the gang plays unless noted otherwise.
## Placing Gang Terrain
Gang terrain is placed on the battlefield before any fighters are deployed. A gang
can place its terrain in its own deployment area, or, if noted, in no-man’s-land (i.e.,
anywhere outside their opponent’s deployment zone and their own deployment
zone). Some pieces of terrain (as noted in their descriptions) can only be used if the
gang is the defender in a scenario with an attacker and a defender.
### Cawdor Terrain
| Terrain | Cost (Credits) | Availability |
| :-------------: | :------------: | :----------: |
| Divine Brazier | 80 | Common |
| Incendiary Trap | 30 | Common |
| Hive Incense | 40 | Rare (7) |
| Caged Heretic | 40 | Rare (9) |
| Holy Gang-Relic | 30 | Rare (8) |
:::info
## Hidden Traps
Some traps are cunningly hidden among the gloom and debris of the underhive,
fighters not knowing if a pile of rubble is just more rubbish or a deadly surprise.
If a trap uses the Hidden Traps rule then it is represented on the battlefield by
not one but six markers. These markers can be tokens, or appropriate terrain
elements on 25mm bases. When preparing these markers, one out of the six is
the real trap (mark its underside, or secretly make a note to determine which one
is real), the others are false traps. When a fighter triggers a trap, as detailed in
the trap’s description, it is revealed. False traps are discarded while the real trap
remains on the battlefield. Note that even when the real trap is revealed, other
false traps remain on the battlefield until they have been interacted with – this is
important if more than one trap is in play, as it will keep the enemy guessing as
to just how many traps remain to be discovered.
:::
## Divine Brazier
The gangs of House Cawdor often daub symbols of the faith on the walls of the
underhive, or bring along icons hammered together from hive scrap to inspire them –
these icons are more often than not on fire. A Divine Brazier can be placed anywhere
in the Cawdor gang’s deployment zone. If the Pitch Black rules are being used then
all fighters within 3" of the Divine Brazier count as revealed. As a simple action, any
fighter may dip a weapon with the Melee or Versatile trait in the brazier, giving the
weapon the Blaze trait until the End phase of the following round.
A Divine Brazier should be represented by a 32mm marker or a piece of terrain
modelled on a 32mm Necromunda base.
## Incendiary Trap
The gangs of House Cawdor often make crude incendiary traps that can douse an
entire area in flame. An Incendiary Trap is a Hidden trap (as described previously)
and has the following profile:
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| Weapon | Rg S | Rg L | Ac S | Ac L | S | AP | D | Am | Traits |
| :-------------- | :--: | :--: | :--: | :--: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Incendiary Trap | - | - | - | - | 2 | -2 | 1 | - | <Tooltip type="traits" content="blast">Blast (5")</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="blaze">Blaze</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="single-shot">Single Shot</Tooltip> |
</WeaponStats>
## Hive Incense
As part of their religious rites, House Cawdor gangs often burn holy censers or tapers
of incense – perhaps having seen such rituals being performed by the priests of the
Ministorum. Unlike that august organisation, however, the incense burned by the
Redemption is often far from ‘holy’. Hive Incense may be placed anywhere on the
battlefield that is not within the enemy gang’s deployment zone and not within 6"
of an enemy fighter. Any ranged attack that is made into, out of or across the area
within 3" of the Hive Incense suffers a -1 modifier to the Hit roll.
In addition, all fighters – with the exception of House Cawdor fighters – that start
their activation within 3" of a Hive Incense marker must make a Toughness check as
if they had been hit by a weapon with the Gas trait (allowing them to use the modifier
granted by filter plugs or a respirator, for example). If this check is failed, their first
Move (simple) action must be made in a random direction, as determined by the
Scatter dice.
Hive Incense is represented by a 32mm marker or a piece of terrain modelled on a
32mm Necromunda base.
## Caged Heretic
As a warning to the faithless, House Cawdor gangs will sometimes bring along
heretics, mutants or other unclean prisoners to display to their enemies. Transported
in swaying gibbets, the prisoners are hung over the battlefield, where their piteous
cries act as a reminder to the unworthy as to the price of opposing the Redemption.
A Caged Heretic may be placed anywhere on the battlefield that is not within the
enemy gang’s deployment zone and not within 6" of an enemy fighter. All fighters –
with the exception of House Cawdor fighters – that end their movement within 6" of a
Caged Heretic must make a Nerve test.
Caged Heretics cannot be targeted by shooting (it is assumed they cower in their
cages if shot at), though if they are caught under a Blast marker or template roll a D6
– on a 3+ they are unaffected, otherwise they are destroyed and removed from the
battlefield. Enemy fighters may also attempt to free the Caged Heretic by performing
a Double action while in base contact with the Caged Heretic and making a Strength
or Intelligence check. If the check is passed, remove the Caged Heretic from the
battlefield and the fighter that freed them gains D3 XP.
A Caged Heretic is represented by a 32mm marker or a piece of terrain modelled on
a 32mm Necromunda base.
## Holy Gang-Relic
Holy Gang-Relics are sacred objects that hold great significance to the Redemption.
It might be a battered autopistol (now long broken) that was once wielded by a
great ‘saint’ of the clan, or perhaps a shattered fragment of armour that in a certain
light looks like the face of the God-Emperor (or at least how the followers of the
Redemption believe his face to look). A Holy Gang-Relic counts as a Gang Relic (see
the Necromunda Rulebook). In addition, Cawdor fighters within 6" of a Holy Gang-
Relic are filled with a fervent zeal as they attempt to protect the object, and may
apply a +1 modifier to both their Hit and Wound rolls.
Cawdor gangs can only include a Holy Gang-Relic if they are the defender in a
scenario with an attacker and defender.
A Holy Gang-Relic can be represented by a 40mm marker or a piece of terrain
modelled on a 40mm Necromunda base.
If an enemy fighter is able to get within 1" of a Holy Gang-Relic, they can make a
Defile Relic (Double) action. Once a Holy Gang-Relic has been defiled, it loses its
special rules and cannot be defiled again. In a campaign, a fighter who defiles a Holy
Gang-Relic gains D3 XP. | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | House of Faith | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # Cawdor Terrain _Source: House of Faith_ Gangs often make use of terrain in their battles against their rivals. Sometimes this is whatever is lying around the underhive battlefield, such as barrels for cover or boltholes from which to launch ambushes. Other times they bring the terrain with them, setting up fixed weapon platforms, defensive barricades or piles of ammo crates within easy reach of their fighters. Cawdor gangs can call upon a number of specialist terrain features to include in their gang. These pieces of terrain are bought from the Trading Post during the post-battle sequence. Once bought, they are added to the gang’s stash, and can be fielded in any game the gang plays unless noted otherwise. ## Placing Gang Terrain Gang terrain is placed on the battlefield before any fighters are deployed. A gang can place its terrain in its own deployment area, or, if noted, in no-man’s-land (i.e., anywhere outside their opponent’s deployment zone and their own deployment zone). Some pieces of terrain (as noted in their descriptions) can only be used if the gang is the defender in a scenario with an attacker and a defender. ### Cawdor Terrain | Terrain | Cost (Credits) | Availability | | :-------------: | :------------: | :----------: | | Divine Brazier | 80 | Common | | Incendiary Trap | 30 | Common | | Hive Incense | 40 | Rare (7) | | Caged Heretic | 40 | Rare (9) | | Holy Gang-Relic | 30 | Rare (8) | :::info ## Hidden Traps Some traps are cunningly hidden among the gloom and debris of the underhive, fighters not knowing if a pile of rubble is just more rubbish or a deadly surprise. If a trap uses the Hidden Traps rule then it is represented on the battlefield by not one but six markers. These markers can be tokens, or appropriate terrain elements on 25mm bases. When preparing these markers, one out of the six is the real trap (mark its underside, or secretly make a note to determine which one is real), the others are false traps. When a fighter triggers a trap, as detailed in the trap’s description, it is revealed. False traps are discarded while the real trap remains on the battlefield. Note that even when the real trap is revealed, other false traps remain on the battlefield until they have been interacted with – this is important if more than one trap is in play, as it will keep the enemy guessing as to just how many traps remain to be discovered. ::: ## Divine Brazier The gangs of House Cawdor often daub symbols of the faith on the walls of the underhive, or bring along icons hammered together from hive scrap to inspire them – these icons are more often than not on fire. A Divine Brazier can be placed anywhere in the Cawdor gang’s deployment zone. If the Pitch Black rules are being used then all fighters within 3" of the Divine Brazier count as revealed. As a simple action, any fighter may dip a weapon with the Melee or Versatile trait in the brazier, giving the weapon the Blaze trait until the End phase of the following round. A Divine Brazier should be represented by a 32mm marker or a piece of terrain modelled on a 32mm Necromunda base. ## Incendiary Trap The gangs of House Cawdor often make crude incendiary traps that can douse an entire area in flame. An Incendiary Trap is a Hidden trap (as described previously) and has the following profile: <WeaponStats> | Weapon | Rg S | Rg L | Ac S | Ac L | S | AP | D | Am | Traits | | :-------------- | :--: | :--: | :--: | :--: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Incendiary Trap | - | - | - | - | 2 | -2 | 1 | - | <Tooltip type="traits" content="blast">Blast (5")</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="blaze">Blaze</Tooltip>, <Tooltip type="traits" content="single-shot">Single Shot</Tooltip> | </WeaponStats> ## Hive Incense As part of their religious rites, House Cawdor gangs often burn holy censers or tapers of incense – perhaps having seen such rituals being performed by the priests of the Ministorum. Unlike that august organisation, however, the incense burned by the Redemption is often far from ‘holy’. Hive Incense may be placed anywhere on the battlefield that is not within the enemy gang’s deployment zone and not within 6" of an enemy fighter. Any ranged attack that is made into, out of or across the area within 3" of the Hive Incense suffers a -1 modifier to the Hit roll. In addition, all fighters – with the exception of House Cawdor fighters – that start their activation within 3" of a Hive Incense marker must make a Toughness check as if they had been hit by a weapon with the Gas trait (allowing them to use the modifier granted by filter plugs or a respirator, for example). If this check is failed, their first Move (simple) action must be made in a random direction, as determined by the Scatter dice. Hive Incense is represented by a 32mm marker or a piece of terrain modelled on a 32mm Necromunda base. ## Caged Heretic As a warning to the faithless, House Cawdor gangs will sometimes bring along heretics, mutants or other unclean prisoners to display to their enemies. Transported in swaying gibbets, the prisoners are hung over the battlefield, where their piteous cries act as a reminder to the unworthy as to the price of opposing the Redemption. A Caged Heretic may be placed anywhere on the battlefield that is not within the enemy gang’s deployment zone and not within 6" of an enemy fighter. All fighters – with the exception of House Cawdor fighters – that end their movement within 6" of a Caged Heretic must make a Nerve test. Caged Heretics cannot be targeted by shooting (it is assumed they cower in their cages if shot at), though if they are caught under a Blast marker or template roll a D6 – on a 3+ they are unaffected, otherwise they are destroyed and removed from the battlefield. Enemy fighters may also attempt to free the Caged Heretic by performing a Double action while in base contact with the Caged Heretic and making a Strength or Intelligence check. If the check is passed, remove the Caged Heretic from the battlefield and the fighter that freed them gains D3 XP. A Caged Heretic is represented by a 32mm marker or a piece of terrain modelled on a 32mm Necromunda base. ## Holy Gang-Relic Holy Gang-Relics are sacred objects that hold great significance to the Redemption. It might be a battered autopistol (now long broken) that was once wielded by a great ‘saint’ of the clan, or perhaps a shattered fragment of armour that in a certain light looks like the face of the God-Emperor (or at least how the followers of the Redemption believe his face to look). A Holy Gang-Relic counts as a Gang Relic (see the Necromunda Rulebook). In addition, Cawdor fighters within 6" of a Holy Gang- Relic are filled with a fervent zeal as they attempt to protect the object, and may apply a +1 modifier to both their Hit and Wound rolls. Cawdor gangs can only include a Holy Gang-Relic if they are the defender in a scenario with an attacker and defender. A Holy Gang-Relic can be represented by a 40mm marker or a piece of terrain modelled on a 40mm Necromunda base. If an enemy fighter is able to get within 1" of a Holy Gang-Relic, they can make a Defile Relic (Double) action. Once a Holy Gang-Relic has been defiled, it loses its special rules and cannot be defiled again. In a campaign, a fighter who defiles a Holy Gang-Relic gains D3 XP. | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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1,150 | # Escher Sub-plots
The fighters of House Escher revel in the surgically (and stylishly) applied shock and
awe of battle, dealing as much damage as they can in as short a time as possible
to demoralise and disorientate their enemies. They value skilful kills and daring
attacks, their fighters gaining great renown from their peers for impressive battlefield
feats. Escher fighters are also well known for their use of poisons and chems to take
down their foes, and the Clan Chymists regularly supply gangs with new experimental
toxins to try out in battle.
If players are using sub-plots in their battles (see the Necromunda Rulebook) then an
Escher player may choose to use the Escher Sub-plots table rather than any of the
ones in the rulebook. Unlike the sub-plots in the rulebook, Escher sub-plots do not
use suits (i.e., any Ace drawn will represent the Decapitation sub-plot regardless of
its suit).
| Card | Sub-plot |
| :---: | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Ace | **Decapitation**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot should one of your fighters take the enemy Leader Out of Action using a weapon with the Melee or Versatile trait. Your gang immediately gains D3 Reputation. If the enemy Leader was taken Out of Action by your own Leader, your gang gains D6 Reputation instead. |
| 2 | **Murder Run**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot if at least three enemy fighters are Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action during a single round. Your gang immediately gains two randomly-determined Gang Tactics. If the enemy fighters were Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action by weapons with the Melee or Versatile trait, your gang immediately gains three randomly-determined Gang Tactics instead. |
| 3 | **Experimental Gas**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot the first time an enemy fighter is Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action by one of your own fighters using a weapon with the Gas trait. Your fighter immediately gains 1 XP. If two or more enemy fighters were Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action by this fighter, they gain D3 XP instead. |
| 4 | **A Dark Fate**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot immediately during the post-battle sequence should your gang capture an enemy fighter. You may immediately roll on the Lasting Injury table for the captured fighter and apply the results. On any result other than ‘Memorable Death’, the fighter is then returned to its own gang, and your own gang gains D3 Reputation. |
| 5 | **A Thousand Cuts**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot if an enemy fighter is taken Out of Action because their Toughness characteristic has been reduced to 0 by Flesh Wounds. Your gang gains D3 Reputation. If the enemy fighter was a Champion or Leader then your gang gains D6 Reputation instead. |
| 6 | **Flawless Victory**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot if, during the Wrap-up, none of your fighters are Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action, and if you have won the scenario. Your gang gains 3D6x10 credits. If at least a third of your opponent’s gang was Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action, your gang gains 4D6x10 credits instead. |
| 7 | **Scrag ‘em All**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot if the battle ended before round 9 and your gang was victorious. Your gang gains D3 Reputation. If the battle ended before round 6, and your gang was victorious, your gang gains D6 Reputation instead. |
| 8 | **A Slow Poison**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot should an enemy fighter that was Seriously Injured by a weapon with either the Gas or the Toxin trait go Out of Action during any subsequent Recovery phase. Your gang gains D6x10 credits. If the enemy fighter was a Champion or Leader then your gang gains 2D6x10 credits instead. |
| 9 | **Terror Tactics**<br /> At the start of any round, if there are at least three Broken enemy fighters, reveal this sub-plot. Your gang immediately gains one randomly-determined Gang Tactic. If any of the Broken enemy fighters are a Champion or a Leader, your gang immediately gains two randomly determined Gang Tactics instead. |
| 10 | **Queen takes King**<br /> If your gang Leader takes an enemy Leader, Champion or Bounty Hunter Out of Action, reveal this sub-plot. Your gang gains D6x10 credits. If they took the enemy Leader, Champion or Bounty Hunter Out of Action using a weapon with the Melee or Versatile trait, they gain 2D6x10 credits instead. |
| Jack | **Bloody Sisterhood**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot if, during any Recovery phase, two or more of your fighters recover from being Seriously Injured (i.e., they roll a Flesh Wound on the Recovery dice and become Prone and Pinned). Your gang gains D3 Reputation. |
| Queen | **Attention Seeker**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot during the Wrap-up if, during the battle, one of your fighters Seriously Injured or took Out of Action at least three enemy fighters. Your gang gains 1 Reputation. If the fighter Seriously Injured or took Out of Action at least three enemy fighters using a weapon with the Melee or Versatile trait, your gang gains D3 Reputation instead. |
| King | **Cruel and Unusual**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot if in the End phase of any turn at least three enemy fighters have been taken Out of Action with the Coup de Grace (Simple) action so far in this battle. Your gang immediately gains one randomly-determined Gang Tactic. If any of the fighters taken out by a Coup de Grace (Simple) action were a Leader or Champion, you may generate two Gang Tactics instead. | | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 2024-06-13 20:34:24.508078 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | Unknown | 0 | 0 | # Escher Sub-plots The fighters of House Escher revel in the surgically (and stylishly) applied shock and awe of battle, dealing as much damage as they can in as short a time as possible to demoralise and disorientate their enemies. They value skilful kills and daring attacks, their fighters gaining great renown from their peers for impressive battlefield feats. Escher fighters are also well known for their use of poisons and chems to take down their foes, and the Clan Chymists regularly supply gangs with new experimental toxins to try out in battle. If players are using sub-plots in their battles (see the Necromunda Rulebook) then an Escher player may choose to use the Escher Sub-plots table rather than any of the ones in the rulebook. Unlike the sub-plots in the rulebook, Escher sub-plots do not use suits (i.e., any Ace drawn will represent the Decapitation sub-plot regardless of its suit). | Card | Sub-plot | | :---: | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Ace | **Decapitation**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot should one of your fighters take the enemy Leader Out of Action using a weapon with the Melee or Versatile trait. Your gang immediately gains D3 Reputation. If the enemy Leader was taken Out of Action by your own Leader, your gang gains D6 Reputation instead. | | 2 | **Murder Run**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot if at least three enemy fighters are Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action during a single round. Your gang immediately gains two randomly-determined Gang Tactics. If the enemy fighters were Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action by weapons with the Melee or Versatile trait, your gang immediately gains three randomly-determined Gang Tactics instead. | | 3 | **Experimental Gas**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot the first time an enemy fighter is Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action by one of your own fighters using a weapon with the Gas trait. Your fighter immediately gains 1 XP. If two or more enemy fighters were Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action by this fighter, they gain D3 XP instead. | | 4 | **A Dark Fate**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot immediately during the post-battle sequence should your gang capture an enemy fighter. You may immediately roll on the Lasting Injury table for the captured fighter and apply the results. On any result other than ‘Memorable Death’, the fighter is then returned to its own gang, and your own gang gains D3 Reputation. | | 5 | **A Thousand Cuts**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot if an enemy fighter is taken Out of Action because their Toughness characteristic has been reduced to 0 by Flesh Wounds. Your gang gains D3 Reputation. If the enemy fighter was a Champion or Leader then your gang gains D6 Reputation instead. | | 6 | **Flawless Victory**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot if, during the Wrap-up, none of your fighters are Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action, and if you have won the scenario. Your gang gains 3D6x10 credits. If at least a third of your opponent’s gang was Seriously Injured or taken Out of Action, your gang gains 4D6x10 credits instead. | | 7 | **Scrag ‘em All**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot if the battle ended before round 9 and your gang was victorious. Your gang gains D3 Reputation. If the battle ended before round 6, and your gang was victorious, your gang gains D6 Reputation instead. | | 8 | **A Slow Poison**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot should an enemy fighter that was Seriously Injured by a weapon with either the Gas or the Toxin trait go Out of Action during any subsequent Recovery phase. Your gang gains D6x10 credits. If the enemy fighter was a Champion or Leader then your gang gains 2D6x10 credits instead. | | 9 | **Terror Tactics**<br /> At the start of any round, if there are at least three Broken enemy fighters, reveal this sub-plot. Your gang immediately gains one randomly-determined Gang Tactic. If any of the Broken enemy fighters are a Champion or a Leader, your gang immediately gains two randomly determined Gang Tactics instead. | | 10 | **Queen takes King**<br /> If your gang Leader takes an enemy Leader, Champion or Bounty Hunter Out of Action, reveal this sub-plot. Your gang gains D6x10 credits. If they took the enemy Leader, Champion or Bounty Hunter Out of Action using a weapon with the Melee or Versatile trait, they gain 2D6x10 credits instead. | | Jack | **Bloody Sisterhood**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot if, during any Recovery phase, two or more of your fighters recover from being Seriously Injured (i.e., they roll a Flesh Wound on the Recovery dice and become Prone and Pinned). Your gang gains D3 Reputation. | | Queen | **Attention Seeker**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot during the Wrap-up if, during the battle, one of your fighters Seriously Injured or took Out of Action at least three enemy fighters. Your gang gains 1 Reputation. If the fighter Seriously Injured or took Out of Action at least three enemy fighters using a weapon with the Melee or Versatile trait, your gang gains D3 Reputation instead. | | King | **Cruel and Unusual**<br /> Reveal this sub-plot if in the End phase of any turn at least three enemy fighters have been taken Out of Action with the Coup de Grace (Simple) action so far in this battle. Your gang immediately gains one randomly-determined Gang Tactic. If any of the fighters taken out by a Coup de Grace (Simple) action were a Leader or Champion, you may generate two Gang Tactics instead. | | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | {
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