A CLEAR AND

PRESENT Madness
TM

An Expansion Pack For

Warfare in the Age of Madness

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 Game Scope
Credits
I couldn’t have done it without you.

DESIGN
Timothy M. O’Connor
SPECIAL THANKS
Thanks to the gamers at Giga-Bites Café in Marietta, Georgia and Wasteland Gaming in
Duluth, Georgia, to the members of TheMiniaturesPage.com who provided valuable
insights on the intricacies of close air support, to Chris Banks and
Black Wolf Wargames, and to the many other “Age of Madness” players who have
emailed us with their questions, comments, and suggestions. Your support helps keep the
madness of running a game company alive!
©2014 TIMOTHY M. O’CONNOR. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
Apart from any fair dealing for the purposes of private study, research, criticism or review,
as permitted under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act, 1988, no part of this
publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or
by any means, electronic, electrical, chemical, mechanical, optical, photocopying,
recording or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the copyright owner.
WARFARE IN THE AGE OF MADNESS AND A CLEAR AND PRESENT MADNESS
ARE TRADEMARKS OF TIMOTHY M. O’CONNOR

PHOTOGRAPHS
Photographs of weapons and soldiers are courtesy of the
United States Department of Defense and used with permission.
Fort Hood Public Affairs Office
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MINIATURES AND TERRAIN
Photos include miniatures and terrain from many different manufacturers
which are the copyrights of their respective owners.
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 Quality
table of contents
It’s what’s on the inside that counts.

INTRODUCTION ............................................ 4
War, What is it Good For................................ 4
Neunundneunzig Luftballons .......................... 4
What’s New Pussycat ..................................... 4
NEW RULES ............................................... 5
New Elements ................................................. 5
New Battlefield Threats .................................. 6
New Traits ...................................................... 7
New Actions ................................................... 8
New Gear ........................................................ 9
NEW GAME PLAY ...................................... 10
Game Set Up ................................................. 10
The Game Turn ............................................. 11
Casualty Markers .......................................... 11
Victory Conditions ........................................ 11
TAILOR YOUR FORCE................................. 12
Force Levels.................................................. 12
Sample Forces ............................................... 13
QUICK REFERENCE SHEET ................... 13/14
MARKERS ................................................ 15

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 introduction
introduction
It’s just a little bit of history repeating.
WAR, WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR...?
The 20th century was defined by war starting with
the War to End All Wars which essentially continued
with the Second World War which then settled in for
a Cold War lasting another 46 years. The Cold War
was surprisingly hot with small proxy wars fought all
over the world between the Super Powers and be-
tween independent factions fighting for their own
interests.
NEUNUNDNEUNZIG LUFTBALLONS
An isolated rifle company faces the fury of local in-
surgents as a quick reaction force races to the rescue.
A civilian militia, ready to fade into the local popula-
tion, waits quietly to ambush a force of regulars.
Troops from neighboring countries settle by force of
arms disputes centuries in the making. And the great
powers conduct endless exercises preparing for the
day the balloon goes up and we fight World War III.
These were the scenarios repeated over and over
in the second half of the 20th century whether in the
jungles of Asia, Africa and South America, the
mountains of Afghanistan and Chechnya, the deserts
of the Middle East and the American southeast, or the
plains of central Germany. Soviets and Americans
fought Afghans. Russians fought Chechens. Israelis
fought Arabs. And allies scrimmaged against one
another in grand wargames as they practiced for a
war that would truly end all wars.
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WHAT’S NEW PUSSYCAT...
While W arfare in the A ge of Madness focuses specif-
ically on battles taking place after the collapse of
global civilization, the rules had their start with our
collection of World War II miniatures and then grew
to cover recent and current conflicts. You can use
Warfare in the Age of Madness on its own to recre-
ate such battles. But we’re received many requests
for more details on using the game for “the clear and
present madness” of our times and the recent past.
The game’s core game play structure has also
been tweaked to accommodate not only post-
apocalyptic battles but also conventional and uncon-
ventional warfare. Some changes are primarily cos-
metic and intended to better convey a sense of “pre-
apocalyptic” warfare. Others add significant new
assets or tweak gameplay for even more entertaining
(and challenging) player decision making.
In either case you should feel free to use the new
actions, elements, gear, and game play structure to
recreate current battles, those from the recent past, or
those of a dark future. Whatever your choice the
game can now better handle a wider variety of histor-
ical scenario-based play while also still supporting
points-based pick-up games at your friendly local
game shop and even tournament play if desired.
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New Rules
Ch, ch, ch, ch, changes...
NEW ELEMENTS
AIR SUPPORT ELEMENT
Air support counts as a one of your 6 vehicle ele-
ments on page 41 of the main rule book when recruit-
ing our force. You may select up to one air support
element when recruiting your force which uses up
one of your vehicle element slots.
There are two types of air support elements: gun-
ship and ground attack. One gunship element costs 60
points. One ground attack costs 40 points. Your force
may include either a gunship element or a ground
attack element. An air support element can be up-
graded to “armored” at a cost of 10 points to repre-
sent more durable specialized aircraft.
A gunship element has one action available to it:
Cleared Hot! It may not conduct any other action. A
Ground Attack element may conduct the Cleared
Hot! or Show of Force actions. It may not conduct
any other action.
A gunship element represents an attack helicopter
such as an AH-64 Apache, AH-1 Cobra, Mi-24
Hind, or their near future equivalents. A gunship can
also be represented by heavily armed versions of
transport or scout helicopters such as the MH-60L
DAP. In all cases the support provided by the gun-
ship includes gun runs and missile strikes. In some
cases, such as the present day conflict in Syria,
they’ve even been used for bombing runs.
A ground attack element represents specialized
aircraft such as the A-10 Warthog, Su-25 Frogfoot,
and Panavia Tornado, their near future equivalents, or
even drones. It can also be represented by fighters
configured for a ground attack role such as the F-15E
Strike Eagle and Su-30 Flanker-C. Ground attack
elements can engage targets with gun runs, bomb
runs, missile strikes, and special “show of force” runs
unique to ground attack elements.
An air support element is represented by a model
aircraft mounted on a post with a base to provide
stability. The post’s height doesn’t matter for rule
purposes. It should be tall enough to look good but
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short enough to ensure stability. A height of approxi-
mately 2 bounds (8” or 20 cm) is recommended. The
size of the base doesn’t matter for rule purposes and
should be wide enough to provide stability but small
enough to fit between terrain features.
ARMORED FIGHTING VEHICLE COST CHANGE
Two Light Armored Fighting vehicle hulls have new
point values. The LAV L42 costs 115 points, the old
cost was 120 points. The LAV L54 costs 130 points,
the old cost was 135 points.
ARTILLERY SUPPORT ELEMENT
Artillery support counts as a one of your 3 mortars
on page 41 of the main rule book when recruiting our
force. You may select up to one artillery element
when recruiting your force which uses up one of your
mortar slots. One artillery element costs 170 points.
Artillery functions like any other indirect fire
weapon with the following exceptions.
Artillery is off-board and may not be attacked by
troops on the table. However, your artillery support
includes only four salvoes. One salvo may be fired
during your player turn. One of the salvoes may be a
smoke marker. After your four salvoes have been
expended your artillery support is no longer availa-
ble.
Artillery has an unlimited range and can strike
any target on the table subject to the standard indirect
fire rules (e.g. an observer must have line of sight to
the target element). However, artillery may NOT
shoot as a reaction to enemy actions during the ene-
my player turn. Artillery simply isn’t as responsive as
mortars to engage targets of opportunity.
Since artillery support is “off-board” you can rep-
resent its four salvoes with home made markers, min-
iature artillery shells, etc. and you can even field an
artillery model as a reminder that you have support!
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COMMAND POST ELEMENT
The Command Post element replaces the Field Camp
element. It remains free but is now entirely optional.
So, unlike the Field Camp element which was man-
datory, you don’t have to include a Command Post.
A Command Post can provide you with 2 relative-
ly easy Victory Points (VP) simply by not letting the
enemy secure it by the end of the game. Effectively
you start the game with 2 VP which are yours to lose!
But if you include a Command Post you run the
risk of your opponent scoring 4 relatively tough Vic-
tory Points if he manages to secure your Command
Post.
If you’re fielding a Defensive force then it’s prob-
ably a good idea to include a Command Post. If
you’re more aggressive and field a mobile force then
you might want to exclude the Command Post from
your force and go for the enemy Command Post if
it’s present.
FAC ELEMENT
The FAC Element is a specialist element. Its stats can
be found on the updated A Clear and Present Mad-
ness quick reference sheet at the back of this volume.
Your force my include up to 1 FAC element at a cost
of 20 points. The FAC element includes the FAC trait
at no additional cost.
MOUNTS ELEMENT
The Mounts element represent horses, camels, or any
mutant creature you can imagine for a conventional
or post-apocalyptic setting. Its stats can be found on
the updated A Clear and Present Madness quick ref-
erence sheet at the back of this volume. One Mounts
element cost 25 points and can be purchased for any
infantry element except a crew element. The Mounts
element includes the Mounts trait.
NEW BATTLEFIELD THREATS
CIVILIAN NON-PLAYER ELEMENT
Your force may include up to 2 Civilian Non-Player
Elements (NPE). Each Civilian NPE uses 1 of your 2
Battlefield Threat slots. One Civilian NPE costs 100
points.
A Civilian NPE has no combat ability or hit
points, it blocks all line of fire but not line of sight, it
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may not be shot at or assaulted, it moves as an infan-
try element and is otherwise subject to the Non-
Player Element (NPE) trait.
To remove a Civilian NPE from the battlefield a
core element must perform a Clear Casualty action
treating the Civilian NPE as a casualty marker except
that no Victory Points are earned for clearing the Ci-
vilian NPE.
GREEN FORCE NON-PLAYER ELEMENT
Your force may include up to 1 Green Force Non-
Player Element (NPE). A Green Force NPE uses 1 of
your 2 Battlefield Threat slots. One Green Force NPE
costs 100 points.
The Green Force NPE is subject to the standard
NPE rule. While “passive” a Green Force NPE may
not be shot or assaulted by your force and blocks
your elements’ line of fire but not line of sight. A
Green Force NPE becomes “active” once it shoots or
assaults one of your elements. Once active you may
shoot or assault the Green Force NPE and it no longer
blocks your line of fire.
A Green Force NPE represents international peace
keepers, allied troops of questionable loyalty, local
police, etc.
NEWS CREW NON-PLAYER ELEMENT
Your force may include up to 1 News Crew Non-
Player Element (NPE). A News Crew NPE uses 1 of
your 2 Battlefield Threat slots. One News Crew NPE
costs 150 points.
A News Crew NPE has no combat ability or hit
points, it does NOT block line of fire or line of sight,
it may not be shot at or assaulted, it moves as an in-
fantry element and is otherwise subject to the Non-
Player Element trait.
If you control the News Crew NPE per the stand-
ard NPE rule then for the cost of 1 AP you may
“interview” one enemy element within 1 bound of the
News Crew NPE. The enemy element must make a
Teamwork roll on 4d6 suffering 1 Friction Point per
failed die.
To remove a News Crew NPE from the battlefield
a core element must perform a Clear Casualty action
treating the News Crew NPE as a casualty marker
except that no Victory Points are earned for clearing
the News Crew NPE.

NON-STATE ACTORS NON-PLAYER ELEMENT
Your force may include up to 1 Non-State Actor Non
-Player Element (NPE). A Non-State Actor NPE uses
1 of your 2 Battlefield Threat slots. One Non-State
Actor NPE costs 100 points.
The Non-State Actor NPE is subject to the stand-
ard NPE rule. It represents professional criminal or-
ganizations with access to better small arms, inde-
pendent militias, and other third party or non-state
actors encountered on modern battlefields.
SENSITIVE AREA/SITE
Your force may include up to 1 Sensitive Area/Site
(SAS) marker in your force. An SAS uses 1 of your 2
Battlefield Threat slots. One SAS costs 200 points.
An SAS marker may be up to 30mm x 30mm in area.
It is deployed like a Booby Trap marker in the neutral
zone during deployment.
An element within 1 bound of an “active” SAS
may not be shot at by any type of weapon. It may be
assaulted. An SAS marker is rendered “inactive” and
removed from the battlefield if an element from the
force that placed the marker conducts a shoot or
fights in an assault action as the attacker or defender
while within 1 bound of the marker (if defending the
elements may “surrender” by leaving the game and
giving the enemy an automatic victory point, but the
SAS remains in play). An SAS marker does not block
line of fire or line of sight.
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NEW TRAITS
AA TRAIT
The AA (anti-aircraft) trait may be added to any
HMG, HMG-MB, Minigun, Vehicle MG, or Auto-
cannon for a cost of 10 points. If Alert the weapon
may shoot in reaction to the arrival of an enemy air
support element during the enemy player turn.
FAC TRAIT
The FAC trait appears in the notes section of the FAC
element and may be added to a Command element at
a cost of 5 points. An element with the FAC trait can
designate a target for air support.
MOUNTS TRAIT
The mount trait can be found under the notes section
of the Mounts element and Mounts Small Arms. An
infantry element transported by a mounts element
may move for 1 AP using the mounts move rates. A
mounts element may transport 1 infantry element of
any type except for crew elements which are limited
to pack animals.
While transported the infantry element may shoot
small arms at a range up to 1 bound with an addition-
al hit roll difficulty modifier of +1. While mounted
all Core elements have a firepower of 2d6, APERS
3+, AT 2, and AT Dam 1. Specialists shoot with
these same small arms stats but with Firepower 1d6.
These stats can also be found under the special weap-
ons section of the quick reference sheet.
While mounted the only special weapons an ele-
ment may shoot are Molotov cocktails and demo
charges, all others are prohibited.
All friction and damage points suffered by the
mounts elements are also suffered by the transported
infantry element. The infantry element must mount
and dismount per standard vehicle rules.
While mounted the infantry element may assault
with a charge move of 2 bounds instead of the stand-
ard 1 bound. Its assault roll difficulty modifier is +2
when charging an obstacle or charging an enemy in
bad going, very bad going, or a built up area. While
mounted an infantry element may not use stun gre-
nades.
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SAM TRAIT
The SAM (Surface to Air Missile) trait appears in the
notes section of the MPADS. The SAM includes the
AA trait (the weapon may shoot at air support ele-
ments) but the weapon may NOT shoot at any other
element type.
TRANSPORT TRAIT
Soft vehicles and Light Armor Vehicles may now add
Transport 4 trait for a cost of 40 points.
Transport 1, 2 and 3 trait may not be combined
with Autocannon L04, any Tank Gun, ATGM NT2,
any Gun-Mortar, or any Mortar. Transport 4 may be
combined only with a primary vehicle MG, HMG, or
AGL and 2 secondary weapons. Transport 4 may not
be combined with any other weapon.
This change increases the carrying capacity of
armored fighting vehicles to a more realistic level.
For example, the Bradley IFV should now use
Transport 3 while the Stryker ICV should use
Transport 4.
NEW ACTIONS
CLEAR CASUALTY
Costs 1 AP for friendly Casualty marker and limited
to Core elements only. Go off Alert. Secure range is 1
bound. Prohibited if enemy element or any Non-
Player Element is within 2 bounds of marker. Pass
Secure/Clear/Confirm (SCC) roll on 1d6, difficulty
+1 per Friction Point, to collect marker and remove it
from the table. Replaces the Scavenge action.
CLEARED HOT!
Costs 2 AP. Limited to air support elements.
During a player’s SitRep phase roll 1d6 to deter-
mine the availability of his force’s air support ele-
ment if one has been purchased and not yet passed an
availability roll. See the Quick Reference Sheet for
the Air Support Arrival Roll table. If the roll fails try
again next turn. If the availability roll passes declare
the type of attack (show of force, gun run, bomb run,
or missile strike) and proceed as described below.
If a friendly element with the FAC trait has line of
sight to the air support element’s intended target
place the air support element within range and line of
sight of a target element, and resolve any anti-aircraft
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shooting by Alert enemy elements prior to resolving
the air support element’s attack.
If a friendly element with the FAC trait does NOT
have line of sight to the intended target element then
the player may wave off the air support and remove it
from the battle or the air support element must pass a
teamwork roll on 1d6 to remain under control of its
force. If the teamwork roll passes proceed as if a
friendly element with the FAC trait has line of sight
to the intended target element (ie resolve anti-aircraft
shooting and then resolve the attack). If the teamwork
roll fails then the opposing player takes control of the
air support element, places the target in range and
line of sight of an enemy target element (ie one
friendly to the air support element), and immeidatel
resolves the attack against the enemy element using
the type of attack already declared by the original
controlling player. There is no anti-aircraft shooting
allowed in this instance.
Line of sight between an air support element and
ground target is determined per standard rules except
that intervening building, woods, or hill do not block
line of sight and line of fire unless the target ground
element is entirely within 1 bound of the intervening
terrain feature. Troops from either side do not block
line of sight or line of fire between ground target and
air support.
Alert enemy elements capable of anti-aircraft fire
within range and line of sight of an air support ele-
ment may shoot at the air support element before it
resolves its attack. Such fire is conducted using the
standard Shoot action rules except that air support
elements have a special Evade Roll table which can
be found on the Quick Reference Sheet. Damage rolls
against an air support are always resolved against the
air support element’s deck armor value.
The following elements and weapons are capable
of anti-aircraft fire (no other elements or weapons
may shoot at air support elements): core infantry ele-
ments, LAW, MPADS, and any weapon to which the
AA trait has been added.
If an aircraft element suffers a Mobility Kill or
Destroyed critical hit result it crashes 1d6+4 bounds
from its current position in line with its current head-
ing. If it’s still on the table at that point place a casu-
alty marker at the crash location. It doesn’t inflict
casualties on ground troops in the area.
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If an air support element survives enemy anti- element suffers 1 Friction Point up to the standard
aircraft fire then it immediately resolves its attack maximum of 4 Friction Points.
using the normal Shoot action rules against a single This special action represents ground troops being
target element except that it uses its special Air Sup- stunned by the thunderous roar of the aircraft as it
port Hit Roll table found on the Quick Reference passes low and fast overhead. This tactic is often used
Sheet instead of the standard Hit Roll table. in areas with civilians and sensitive site present or
Ground Attack air support elements are limited to when a FAC has difficulty clearly identifying a target
one turn of availability. Gunship air support elements for the air support element.
are removed from the table immediately after they
SMOKE OUT!
resolve their first Cleared Hot! action. They may re-
Costs 2 AP. Go off Alert. Limited to infantry ele-
turn on the following game turn skipping the Air
ments equipped with Smoke Grenades.
Support Availability roll but otherwise proceeding
The infantry element may make a move action
with another SitRep phase Cleared Hot! action as
subject to standard movement rules. If Alert enemy
described here. Alternatively the player may wave off
elements react to the move action with a Shoot action
the gunship and remove it from the battle after its
then, if exposed, the moving element’s base save roll
first attack.
difficulty is 4+ instead of 5+.
CONFIRM KILL
Costs 1 AP for enemy Casualty marker and limited to NEW GEAR
Core elements only. Go off Alert. Secure range is 1
bound. Prohibited if enemy element or any Non- MPADS
Player Element is within 2 bounds of marker. Pass A Man-Portable Air Defense System (MPADS) rep-
Secure/Clear/Confirm (SCC) roll on 1d6, difficulty resents light surface-to-air missiles which can be car-
+1 per Friction Point, to collect marker and remove it ried by infantry or mounted on a vehicle. Any ATGM
from the table. Replaces the Scavenge action. in the Recruit Your Force section of the main rule
book, except those integral to a low velocity gun or
SECURE OBJECTIVE tank gun, can be replaced with an MPADS. One
Costs 2AP for Objective marker or enemy Command MPADS costs 70 points.
Post (CP) element and limited to Core elements only.
Go off Alert. Secure range is 1 bound. Prohibited if
enemy element or any Non-Player Element is within
2 bounds of Objective/CP. Pass Secure/Clear/
Confirm (SCC) roll on 1d6, difficulty +1 per Friction
Point, to collect Objective/CP and remove it from the
table. Replaces the Scavenge action.
SHOW OF FORCE
Costs 2 AP. Limited to ground attack air support ele-
ments. Show of Force is a special action limited to
ground attack air support elements. It is executed
precisely the same was as the Cleared Hot! action
with one exception. Instead conducting a gun run,
bomb run, or missile strike the ground attack element SMOKE GRENADES
executes a “show of force” run. Smoke Grenades are new gear that allows the
All elements, friendly and enemy, intersected by a equipped element to perform the special move action
line drawn from the ground attack element’s support- “Smoke Out!”. Any infantry element, except for
ing post to any point on the target element, whether Crew elements, may be equipped with Smoke Gre-
or not in line of sight to the air support element, must nades for a cost of 10 points.
conduct a Moxie roll on 4d6. For each failed die the

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Win just one for the Gipper.
Deployment Zone 2
Deployment Zone 1
Neutral Zone
Table Center
Deployment Zone 6
GAME SET UP
The Neutral Zone is a rectangular area 6 bounds by 8
bounds (24'' x 32'' or 60cm x 80cm) and centered on
the table center as indicated in the diagram above. If
the table is rectangular then the Neutral Zone should
be oriented on the same long axis as the table.
Place terrain in a mutually agreeable manner.
More terrain is generally better than less. While a few
lines of sight should exist between opposite deploy-
ment zones these should be limited. Gaps between
area terrain should exceed one bound, especially be-
tween buildings on opposite sides of roads. A couple
of open areas approximately three bounds across
should also be included to allow maneuver space for
vehicles.
One or two roads connecting opposite corners or
ends of the table should also be included. An impass-
able river connecting opposite sides or corners should
include at least two crossing points such as fords or
bridges and these should be more than four bounds
apart if possible and located in opposite table halves
or quarters.
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Deployment Zone 3
Deployment Zone 4
Each square measures
1 bound x 1 bound or
4" x 4" or 10cm x 10cm
Deployment Zone 5
1. DETERMINE ORDER OF PLAY
Both players roll 1d6, reroll ties. The higher roller
chooses to play as the Red Player or the Blue Player.
Red Player places Objective markers first, deploys
his troops first, and takes the first player turn on
game turn one.
2. PLACE OBJECTIVES
Starting with the Red Player each player alternately
places one Objective marker in the Neutral Zone until
four Objective markers have been placed on the table
(i.e. two per player). Objective markers must be
placed over 2 bounds from other Objective markers.
It's best to place Objectives towards the table's
center since at this point you don't know where your
own troops will deploy.
3. DEPLOY TROOPS
The Red Player nominates a narrow end of the table
as Deployment Zone (DZ) 1 and rolls 1d6.
The Red Player immediately deploys his troops in
the DZ indicated by the die roll (counting clockwise
from the zone nominated as DZ 1). The Blue Player
then deploys his troops in the DZ opposite the Red
Player’s DZ. For deployment purposes the following
DZs are considered “opposite” from on another: DZs
1 and 4, DZs 2 and 5, and DZs 3 and 6.

Note that the table’s corner areas are not included
as part of any Deployment Zone and that DZs extend
from the edge of the Neutral Zone to the table’s edge.
A Recon element has the option to deploy in any
DZ other than the enemy DZ and more than 3 bounds
from the enemy DZ and any enemy Recon element.
All troops may deploy Alert. A Mine or IED
marker may be deployed entirely within its own DZ
or retained for later placement by an Engineer Ele-
ment.
A Non-Player Element or booby trap must be de-
ployed entirely within the neutral zone. A Non-Player
Element may not be placed within a booby trap zone
and a booby trap may not by placed so as to include a
Non-Player Element or enemy element within its
zone.
4. RED RECON MOVE
The Red Player’s recon element may perform a single
move action and end the move Alert. If mounted in a
vehicle then the vehicle may make the recon move as
long as no other infantry element is also mounted in
the vehicle. The recon element may not dismount
after the vehicle moves and the vehicle may end the
move alert. Booby trap rules apply.
5. BLUE DEFENSIVE MOVE
All of Blue Player’s troops may now perform a single
move action and end the move Alert. All standard
move action rules apply. Booby trap rules apply. Non
-Player Elements may not move.
6. STARTING THE GAME
The game then starts with game turn one and the Red
Player turn.
THE GAME TURN
1. RED PLAYER TURN
During his SitRep Phase the Red Player replenishes
his Motivation Point pool and removes his smoke
markers. During his Action Phase he activates ele-
ments one at a time spending Action Points to per-
form various actions until all of his elements have
either activated or passed. Blue Player elements
which are Alert may react.
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2. BLUE PLAYER TURN
The Blue Player performs his SitRep and Action
Phases while Alert Red Player elements may react.
3. BREAK OFF ROLL
On game turn 6 roll 1d6. If the result is 4+ then the
game is over. Otherwise the game is automatically
over after game turn 7.
CASUALTY MARKERS
During the game when an element is destroyed re-
move it from the table and replace it with a Casualty
marker. A Casualty marker represents an element’s
dead and severely wounded and gear with intel value.
Confirming enemy casualties provides leadership
with a more accurate view of enemy strength as well
as potentially actionable intel. It also provides troops
in the field with trophies, gear, and munchies.
VICTORY CONDITIONS
Victory is determined by the number of objectives
secured and kills confirmed.
SECURING, CONFIRMING, CLEARING
A Core element within 1 bound of a Casualty marker
may attempt to Confirm the Kill (enemy casualty) or
Clear the Casualty (friendly casualty) for 1 Action
Point (AP). A Core element within 1 bound of an
Objective marker or enemy Command Post element
may attempt to Secure it for 2 AP.
VICTORY POINTS
A player scores 4 Victory Points (VP) for a Secured
enemy Command Post element, 3 Victory Points for
each Secured Objective marker and 1 VP for each
Confirmed enemy Casualty marker. A player also
scores 2 Victory Points if his own Command Post has
not been secured by the enemy by the end of the
game. Do NOT score any VP for Cleared friendly
Casualty markers, these are simply removed from the
field of battle and denied to the enemy. The force
with the most VP at the end of the game wins.
At the end of the game if both players have scored
the same number of VPs then to break the tie award 1
bonus VP to the player who secured the most Objec-
tive markers. Otherwise the result is a tie.
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Tailor Your FORCE
Your force is with you.
FORCE LEVELS
This section replaces the “Base Points and Modifiers”
section found on page 40 of the main rule book.
There are now three force levels to choose from:
Platoon, Company, and Company Plus. Each level
includes its own point limit and element caps. You
may not spend more points than allowed by a given
force level and you may not field more elements than
allowed by a given force level.
PLATOON LEVEL
You may spend up to 600 points on your force. You
may include up to 9 elements in your force.
The Core element minimum requirement is re-
duced to 2 elements instead of 3 elements. Up to 2 of
the elements in your force may be vehicle elements
instead of the usual 0-6 vehicle elements allowed on
page 41 of the main rule book. All other element lim-
its found on pages 40 and 41 remain in effect.
This is the smallest force level for the game. It
allows you to field a reinforced platoon with very
limited vehicle support. Instead of fielding an inde-
pendent Command element the Command trait is
usually applied to a core element to represent a small
command team attached to a rifle group.
COMPANY LEVEL
You may spend up to 1,250 points on your force.
You may include up to 18 elements in your force.
This is the standard force level for the game and
uses the Army List force structure, point values, and
vehicle design rules found on pages 40-45 of the
main rule book as well as any modifications to those
rules found in this volume. It allows one to field a
basic rifle company at full strength or an under-
strength company reinforced with heavy support.
COMPANY PLUS LEVEL
You may spend up to 2,500 points on your force.
You may include up to 24 elements in your force.
The Core element maximum limit for all core
elements is increased to 12 elements from 9 elements.
This is the maximum force level for the game and
uses the Army List force structure, point values, and
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vehicle design rules found on pages 40-45 of the
main rule book as well as any modifications to those
rules found in this volume. It allows you to field a
fully mounted mech infantry company or a rifle com-
pany reinforced by some serious firepower. This level
is recommended primarily for muli-player games.
ALLIED FORCES
You may split your points available and element limit
between two “sub-forces”, each with its own unique
set of perks and penalties. This represents combined
allied forces such as native forces backed by more
advanced special forces.
For example, if building a company level force
you could divide your force into an elite sub-force of
6 elements costing 1,000 points and a militia sub-
force of 10 elements costing 600 points.
All element limits found in the main rule book
still apply to the combined total force. For example,
you are still limited to 1 command element and 3-9
core elements when looking at the combined ele-
ments of both sub-forces. The only difference be-
tween a homogeneous force and a force composed of
two allied sub-forces is that a combined force may
select different perks and penalties for the sub-forces.
SPECIALIST: MILITIA FORCE
If you field no allies, towed weapons, vehicles with
any armor value of 1 or more, air support, or artillery
support then you may field up to 8 Battlefield Threats
instead of the standard 0 to 2 Battlefield Threats. You
may field 0 to 3 of any given Battlefield Threat type
regardless of the standard limits in the main rule book
and this volume except for the News Crew NPE
which remains limited to a maximum of 1. For exam-
ple, you could field 3 Civilian NPE, 2 Sensitive Ar-
eas/Sites, and 3 Booby Traps.
SPECIALIST: CONVENTIONAL FORCE
If you field no allies or Battlefield Threats then you
may field up to 8 vehicles instead of the standard 0 to
6. Furthermore, an Air Support element does not
count against your vehicle limit and an Artillery sup-
port element does not count against your mortar limit.
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PERKS AND PENALTIES ELEMENT COST MODS
Perks and penalties no longer modify your base
points available. Instead, perks and penalties modify
the cost of each and every element in your force ex-
cept Non-Player Elements.
Below there are 7 categories of perks and penal-
ties (i.e. Motivation, Network, etc.). You may apply
to your force one perk or penalty from any given cat-
egory and it must apply to all elements in your force.
Perks (e.g. Inspired motivation and Unified team-
work) increase the cost of each element. Penalties
(e.g. Cowardly moxie and Bullet Magnet evasion
skills) reduce the cost of each element.
Instead of being restricted to just three categories
as in the main rule book you may now select perks
and penalties from any number of categories .
MOTIVATION
Inspired......................................... +10 pts./element
Aggressive ...................................... +5 pts./element
Passive ............................................ −5 pts./element
Feckless ........................................ −10 pts./element
NETWORK
Vast .............................................. +25 pts./element
Limited ......................................... −25 pts./element
TEAMWORK
Unified ......................................... +15 pts./element
Sloppy .......................................... −25 pts./element
MOXIE
Heroic ........................................... +15 pts./element
Cowardly ...................................... −25 pts./element
SHOOTING COMBAT SKILLS
Hawkeye....................................... +15 pts./element
Oblivious ...................................... −25 pts./element
EVASION COMBAT SKILLS
Elusive .......................................... +25 pts./element
Bullet Magnet ............................... −20 pts./element
ASSAULT COMBAT SKILLS
Ninja ............................................. +10 pts./element
Glass Jawed ................................. −15 pts. /element
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SAMPLE FORCES
Below are some real world forces modeled in A Clear
and Present Madness terms. They are provided as
examples for those wanting to do historical scenarios
and those who would like to use them as a basis for
friendly points-based pickup games.
STRYKER PLATOON AT PLATOON LEVEL
1x Rifle-MG Element ................................ 80 pts.
1x Hardened I Trait .............................. 15 pts.
1x Command Trait.................................... free
1x Medic Trait ........................................ 5 pts.
1x Grenade Launcher ........................... 15 pts.
1x Rifle-MG Element ................................ 80 pts.
1x Hardened I Trait .............................. 15 pts.
1x LAW-22 .......................................... 50 pts.
1x MG Element........................................ 100 pts.
1x Hardened I Trait .............................. 15 pts.
1x M1126 Stryker ICV ............................ 205 pts.
LAV 42 Hull, Wheeled
Transport 3 Trait
Primary Weapon: HMG or AGL
TOTAL .......................... 4 elements and 580 pts.
STRAYKER COMPANY AT COMPANY LEVEL
1x Command Element ............................... 20 pts.
1x Hardened I Trait .............................. 15 pts.
1x Medic Trait ........................................ 5 pts.
1x FO Trait ............................................. 5 pts.
3x Rifle-MG Element .............................. 240 pts.
3x Hardened I Trait .............................. 45 pts.
3x Grenade Launcher ........................... 45 pts.
3x Rifle-MG Element .............................. 240 pts.
3x Hardened I Trait .............................. 45 pts.
3x LAW-22 ........................................ 150 pts.
3x MG Element........................................ 300 pts.
3x Hardened I Trait .............................. 45 pts.
1x Crew Element w/Light Mortar .............. 75 pts.
1x Hardened I Trait .............................. 15 pts.
TOTAL ......................11 elements and 1,245 pts.
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STRYKER COMPANY AT COMPANY PLUS LEVEL
1x Command Element ............................... 20 pts.
1x Hardened I Trait .............................. 15 pts.
1x Medic Trait ........................................ 5 pts.
1x FO Trait ............................................. 5 pts.
6x Rifle-MG Element .............................. 480 pts.
6x Hardened I Trait .............................. 90 pts.
6x Grenade Launcher ........................... 90 pts.
3x MG Element ....................................... 300 pts.
3x Hardened I Trait .............................. 45 pts.
4x M1126 Stryker ICV ............................ 820 pts.
LAV 42 Hull, Wheeled
Transport 3 Trait
Primary Weapon: HMG or AGL
1x M1128 Stryker MGS .......................... 365 pts.
LAV 42 Hull, Wheeled
Primary Weapon: Tank Gun B32
Auxiliary Weapon: Coax Vehicle MG
Secondary Weapon: HMG
1x M1129 Stryker MCV-B ...................... 250 pts.
LAV 42 Hull, Wheeled
Primary Weapon: Heavy Mortar
Secondary Weapon: Vehicle MG
TOTAL ...................... 16 elements and 2,485 pts.
Notes: Each of three ICVs carries 2x Rifle-MG ele-
ments and 1x MG element. The fourth ICV repre-
sents the command, medical, and FIST Strykers and
carriers the command element.
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BRADLEY COMPANY AT COMPANY PLUS LEVEL
1x Command Element ................................ 20 pts.
1x Hardened I Trait ............................... 15 pts.
1x Medic Trait ........................................5 pts.
1x FO Trait .............................................5 pts.
6x Rifle-XMG Element ............................ 540 pts.
6x Hardened I Trait ............................... 90 pts.
6x Grenade Launcher ............................ 90 pts.
4x Bradley IFV ...................................... 1,360 pts.
LAV 54 Hull, Tracked
Transport 2 Trait
Primary Weapon: ATGM S42
Auxiliary Weapon: Autocannon M81
Auxiliary Weapon: Coax Vehicle MG
TOTAL ...................... 11 elements and 2,125 pts.
Notes: Each of three Bradleys carries 2x Rifle-XMG
elements. The fourth Bradley carries the Command
element.
U.S. MARINES AT COMPANY PLUS LEVEL
1x Command Element ................................ 20 pts.
1x Hardened I Trait ............................... 15 pts.
1x Medic Trait ........................................5 pts.
1x FO Trait .............................................5 pts.
9x Rifle-MG Element ............................... 720 pts.
9x Hardened I Trait ............................. 135 pts.
9x Grenade Launcher .......................... 135 pts.
3x MG Element ........................................300 pts.
3x Hardened I Trait ............................... 45 pts.
1x Assault Rifle Element ............................ 80 pts.
1x Hardened I Trait ............................... 15 pts.
1x LAW-22 ...........................................50 pts.
1x Crew Element w/Light Mortar ..............75 pts.
1x Hardened I Trait ............................... 15 pts.
4x AAV-7 .................................................880 pts.
LAV 22 Hull, Tracked
Transport 4 Trait
Primary Weapon: AGL
Auxiliary Weapon: HMG
TOTAL ...................... 19 elements and 2,495 pts.
Notes: Each of three AAV-7s carries 3x Rifle-MG
elements and 1x MG element. The fourth AAV-7
carries the Command element, Assault Rifle element,
and Crew element w/Mortar.
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OPFOR AT COMPANY LEVEL
1x Rifle-MG Element ................................. 80 pts.
1x Hardened I Trait ............................... 15 pts.
1x Command Trait .................................... free
1x Grenade Launcher ............................ 15 pts.
2x Rifle-MG Element ............................... 160 pts.
2x Hardened I Trait ............................... 30 pts.
2x Grenade Launcher ............................ 30 pts.
3x Rifle-MG Element ............................... 240 pts.
3x Hardened I Trait ............................... 45 pts.
3x LAW-13 ......................................... 105 pts.
3x BMP-2 IFV ......................................... 915 pts.
LAV 42 Hull, Tracked
Transport 2 Trait
Primary Weapon: ATGM S23
Auxiliary Weapon: Autocannon M81
Auxiliary Weapon: Coax Vehicle MG
9x Bullet Magnet Penalty ...................... −180 pts.
9x Oblivious Penalty ............................. −225 pts.
TOTAL ........................ 9 elements and 1,230 pts.
Notes: This is a good example of using perks and
penalties to get a force to fit into a given force level.
Here penalties reducing the combat skills of the force
allow it to field heavier equipment at the company
force level. However, the force presents an easier
target (Bullet Magnet penalty) and can’t shoot
straight (Oblivious penalty).
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INSURGENT FORCE AT PLATOON LEVEL
1x Command Element ............................... 20 pts.
1x Assault Rifle Element ........................... 80 pts.
1x Recon Trait ...................................... 20 pts.
1x Assault Rifle Element ........................... 80 pts.
1x LAW-22 .......................................... 50 pts.
1x MG Element........................................ 100 pts.
4x Elusive Perk ........................................ 100 pts.
1x Booby Trap ........................................... 30 pts.
1x Green Force NPE ................................ 100 pts.
TOTAL .......................... 5 elements and 580 pts.
Notes: This small, elite force illustrates the insurgent
penchant for ambush and stealth over firepower. That
starts with using lower firepower assault rifle ele-
ments combined with the Elusive perk. The Booby
Trap and Green Force Non-Player element also pro-
vide opportunities for the insurgent player to hit his
opponent prior to contact between the main forces.
Note that since the Green Force NPE is a non-player
element it does not pay for or benefit from the Elu-
sive perk.
INSURGENT FORCE AT COMPANY LEVEL
1x Command Element ............................... 20 pts.
3x Assault Rifle Element ......................... 240 pts.
3x Assault Rifle Element ......................... 240 pts.
3x Grenade Launcher ........................... 45 pts.
4x Assault Rifle Element ......................... 320 pts.
4x LAW-22 ........................................ 200 pts.
3x MG Element........................................ 300 pts.
1x Crew w/S03 Low Velocity Guns ........ 150 pts.
1x Crew w/Light Mortar ............................ 75 pts.
16x Oblivious Penalty (-25) ..................... −400 pts.
16x Glass Jawed Penalty (-15) ................. −240 pts.
1x Civilian Element ................................. 100 pts.
1x Sensitive Area/Site .............................. 200 pts.
TOTAL ......................17 elements and 1,250 pts.
Notes: This large insurgent force is well armed but
has poor combat skills. Instead of using armored ve-
hicles for protection or “technicals” for speed this
force uses a Civilian element to disrupt enemy opera-
tions and a Sensitive Area to mitigate superior enemy
firepower. The S03 LVG represents a recoilless rifle.
 A Clear and Present Madness Quick Reference Sheet
INFANTRY AND SPECIAL WEAPONS CREW SERVED AND VEHICLE WEAPONS
FIRE AT AUTOMATIC FIRE AT
CORE ELEMENT RNG PWR APERS AT DAM ASLT HP NOTES WEAPON RNG PWR APERS AT DAM NOTES
 Blade — — — 1 1 4+ 2 Fast Charge  AGL 4 4D6 4+ 5 2 Heavy, Blast
 Rifle 3 4D6 3+ 2 1 5+ 2 —  HMG 4 6D6 2+ 4 1 Heavy
 CQB 1 6D6 3+ 2 1 3+ 2 Run-n-Gun  HMG-MB 4 6D6 2+ 4 1 Towed, Multi-Barrel
 Assault Rifle 2 6D6 3+ 2 1 4+ 2 —  Minigun 4 10D6 3+ 2 1 Towed, Multi-Barrel
 Rifle-MG 3 6D6 3+ 2 1 5+ 2 —  Vehicle MG 3 8D6 3+ 2 1 —
 Rifle-XMG 3 8D6 3+ 2 1 5+ 2 — AUTOCANNON
SPECIALIST ELEMENT  Autocannon M71 4 5D6 1+ 7 2 Towed
 MG 4 3/10D6 3+ 2 1 6+ 2 —  Autocannon M71B 4 5D6 1+ 7 2 Towed, Multi-Barrel
 Command 2 3D6 3+ 2 1 5+ 1 Command, AP3  Autocannon M81 4 5D6 1+ 8 2 Towed
 Sniper 4 1D6 3+ 2 1 6+ 1 Sniper, Ghost  Autocannon M94 4 4D6 4+ 9 2 Towed, Blast
 FO 1 2D6 3+ 2 1 6+ 1 FO  Autocannon L04 6 4D6 4+ 10 2 Towed, Blast
 FAC 1 2D6 3+ 2 1 6+ 1 FAC GUN
 Medic 1 2D6 3+ 2 1 6+ 1 Medic  Low Velocity Gun S03 3 3D6 3+ 10 3 Blast, Heavy
 Crew 1 3D6 3+ 2 1 6+ 2 Crew  Low Velocity Gun M03 4 3D6 3+ 10 3 Blast, Towed
 Pack Animal — — — — — — 2 Pack Animal  Low Velocity Gun S12 3 3D6 2+ 11 3 Blast, Towed
 Mounts — — — — — — 2 Mounts  Low Velocity Gun M12 4 3D6 2+ 11 3 Blast, Towed
 Field Camp — — — — — — — Field Camp  Low Velocity Gun M22 4 3D6 2+ 12 3 Blast, Towed
NPE ELEMENT  Tank Gun L13 6 3D6 3+ 11 4 Blast, Towed
 Civilians — — — — — — —  Tank Gun A23 6 3D6 3+ 12 4 Blast, Towed
 Green Force 3 6D6 3+ 2 1 6+ 1 NPE, AP2  Tank Gun B22 6 3D6 2+ 12 4 Blast, Towed
 Infected Horde — — — 1 1 5+ 6  Tank Gun B32 8 3D6 2+ 13 4 Blast, Towed
 Marauder Warband 2 6D6 3+ 2 1 4+ 2 NPE, AP3  Tank Gun C42 8 3D6 2+ 14 4 Blast, Towed
 News Crew — — — — — — —  Tank Gun C52 10 3D6 2+ 15 4 Blast, Towed
 Non-State Actors 3 6D6 3+ 2 1 5+ 2 NPE, AP3  Gun-Mortar M94 4 3D6 4+ 9 3 Blast, Light Mortar
SPECIAL WEAPON  Gun-Mortar M03 4 3D6 3+ 10 3
 Mounts Small Arms 1 1/2D6 3+ 2 1 — — Mounts  Gun-Mortar M12 4 3D6 2+ 11 3 Blast, Heavy Mortar
 Stun Grenades — — — — — — — Stun MISSILE
 Smoke Grenades — — — — — — — Smoke Out!  ATGM S23 12 0/1D6 3+ 12 1D6+2
 Molotov Cocktail 1 2D6 5+ 3 2 — — Blast, Deck Attack  ATGM S42 12 0/1D6 2+ 14 1D6+2
 Demo Charge 1 2D6 3+ 5 3 — — Blast, Deck Attack  ATGM FT2 12 1D6 2+ 2+ 1D6+2
 Grenade Launcher 2 2D6 4+ 4 2 — — Blast  ATGM NT2 12 1D6 2+ 2+ 1D6+2
 LAW-03 2 2D6 3+ 10 3 — — Blast  MPADS 12 1D6 2+ 2+ 1D6+2
 LAW-13 2 2D6 3+ 11 3 — — Blast MORTAR/ARTILLERY
 LAW-22 2 2D6 2+ 12 3 — — Blast  Light Mortar 6 0/3D6 6+ 1 2
 LAW-T2 2 2D6 2+ 2+ 3 — — Blast  Medium Mortar 1-10 0/3D6 5+ 2 2
 Booby Trap 1 BZ 2D6 2+ 5 3 — —  Heavy Mortar 2-12 0/3D6 4+ 3 2
 IED 1 BZ 2D6 2+ 5 3 — —  Artillery NA 3 D6 3+ 4 2
 Mine 1 BZ 2D6 2+ 5 3 — — AIR SUPPORT
 Show of Force 12 — — — —
 Gun Run 4 5 D6 2+ 6 2
 Bomb Run 4 3 D6 2+ 6 3
 Missile Strike 12 1D6 2+ 2+ 1D6+2
VEHICLE ARMOR AIR SUPPORT STEPS AIR SUPPORT ARRIVAL ROLL
TYPE FRONT SIDE DECK HP TYPE FRONT SIDE DECK HP 1. Arrival Roll GAME TURN
 Soft S0-2 0 0 0 2  LAV L22 2 2 1 6 2. Declare Attack Type 1 2 3 4 5 6+
 Soft S0-3 0 0 0 3  LAV L42 4 2 1 6 3. Select FAC/Target Arrives — 6+ 5+ 4+ 3+ 2+
 Soft S11* 1 1 1 4  LAV L54 5 4 1 6 4. Place Aircraft Ground Attack availble 1 turn
 Soft S21* 2 1 1 4  LAV L65 6 5 1 6 5. Anti-Aircraft Shooting Gunship available for 2 turns
 Mecha M0-2 0 0 0 2  MBT A86 8 6 2 8 6. Aircraft Shoots
 Mecha M21 2 1 0 4  MBT B97 9 7 2 8
 Mecha M32 3 2 0 6
AIR SUPPORT SAVE ROLL AIR SUPPORT HIT ROLL
 MBT C08 10 8 2 8
 Mecha M53 5 3 0 6
TARGET DIFFICULTY TEAMWORK DIFFICULTY
 MBT C19 11 9 2 8
*All hovercraft have deck armor 0. Ground Attack 2+ Unified 3+
 Air Support — — 0 4
Gunship 4+ Tight 4+
 Armored AS — — 1 6
−1 Elusive Sloppy 5+
+1 Bullet Magnet −2 Missile Strike
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 GAME TURN Action Points ComSpan Moxie Roll Motivation Points
ACTION COST NETWORK RANGE MOXIE DIFFICULTY A Motivation Point may be expended
1. Red Player Turn
Move 1 AP Vast 4 bounds Heroic 3+ as a Bonus Action Point or to re-roll a
A. SitRep Phase die once. Replenished at start of own
B. Action Phase Move with Heavy/Towed 2 AP Broad 2 bounds Brave 4+ SitRep phase.
2. Blue Player Turn Stalk or Alert 2 AP Limited 1 bound Cowardly 5+ Friction Point (FP)
A. SitRep Phase Shoot or Assault 2 AP Limited to 4 on a element
B. Action Phase Recover 1 AP Motivation Pts. Teamwork Roll SitRep Phase
3. Break Off Roll Secure Objective 2 AP MOTIVATION MP TEAMWORK DIFF. Replenish Motivation Points and
remove own smoke markers
Clear Casualty/Confirm Kill 1 AP Inspired 5 Unified 3+
Other Action Varies Break Off Roll
Aggressive 4 Tight 4+ On game turn 6 end game on roll of 4+
Each element has 2 AP, may Determined 3 Sloppy 5+
receive 1 Bonus Action Point to Measuring Distance
Passive 2 1 bound is 4" or 10cm.
maximum of 3 AP.
Feckless 1

MOVE Move Bounds Free Recover Roll Secure, Clear,

VERY BUILT Element may not move with Friction Pts.;
1. Go Off Alert
CROSS BAD BAD UP element is allowed a 'free' Recover Roll to Confirm
2. Free Recover attempt to move by eliminating all FP 1. Go Off Alert
Roll MOBILITY COUNTRY GOING GOING AREA ROAD
Moving Between Enemy Elements 2. SCC Roll
3. Rotate Vehicle Infantry*/Pack Animal 2 1 1 1 2 Gap must >1 bound to move between
4. Move Mounts 3 1 1 1 3 enemies SCC Roll
Legged 4 3 1 — 4 Vehicle Movement & Passengers TEAMWORK DIFF.
Tracked 4 2 — — 5 Vehicle may rotate 180° before moving;
reversing 1 bound requires entire move; Unified 3+
Wheeled 5 1 — — 6 passengers may not dismount after vehicle Tight 4+
Hover 6 — — — 6 moves; passengers dismount with FPs
equal to those on vehicle; passengers Sloppy 5+
Road Wheeled 3 — — — 6 eliminated with destroyed vehicle unless +1 Per Friction Point
*Crew with towed weapon may only mount, dismount, or rotate. they pass Moxie roll to bail out w/4 FP Core elements only.

ASSAULT Assault Roll Assault Action Requirements

Only command, core, and vehicle
RECOVER Recover Roll
1. Go Off Alert ELEMENT DIFF. elements may charge; other elements 1. Recover Roll MOXIE DIFF.
2. Charge 1 Bound to within Infantry ASLT and any element with 1 or more 2. Remove Heroic 3+
Assault Range of 1 Bound friction points may not charge Friction Points
Vehicle 4+ Brave, Non-State Act. 4+
3. Alert Enemies May React Vehicle Damage Roll
–1 Ninja Vehicle versus vehicle hits are Cowardly, Marauder 5+
4. Defender Assault Roll +1 Glass Jawed reciprocal; use infantry element AT or Green Force 6+
5. Attacker Assault Roll +1 Per Friction Point vehicle front armor +3 against deck
6. Defender Hold Decision/Roll +1 Charging Obstacle armor; ramming damage equals ½ HP All Infantry: 4d6
Unarmored Vehicle: 5d6
7. Attacker Advance/Withdrawal Roll 4d6 per element Hold Roll Armored Vehicle: 6d6
Roll of 6 always passes Pass moxie to hold with +1 modifier Remove 1 FP per passing die.
1 damage pt. per pass per FP; if fail must move 1-2 bounds

SHOOT Hit Roll Save Roll Damage Roll Critical Hit Roll
SHOOTER DIFFICULTY TARGET DIFF. TARGET DIFFICULTY ROLL RESULT
1. Go Off Alert
Direct fire within 1 bound 3+ Concealed and Alert 3+ Infantry APERS 1 No Effect
2. Hit Roll
Direct fire within 4 bounds 4+ Concealed, Smoke Out! 4+ Vehicle AT vs Armor 2-4 Stun
3. Save Roll
Direct fire over 4 bounds 5+ Exposed 5+ +1 direct fire over 4 bounds 5 Stun + Mobility Kill
4. Place Friction Pts.
Indirect fire with FO trait 3+ −1 Elusive +2 Infantry in Partial Cover 6 Stun + Weapons Kill
5. Damage Roll +3 Infantry in Full Cover
Indirect fire without FO trait 5+ +1 Bullet Magnet, Infected 7 Destroyed
6. Critical Hit Roll +1 Vehicle, Pack Animal Roll 1 die per failed save die
ATGM Lock vs vehicle 2+ Roll when weapon inflicts
+1 Concealed Target vs Blast For each passing die infantry vehicle damage on one or
ATGM NLOS vs vehicle 3+ suffer 1 damage pt. & vehicle
Roll 1 die per hit more dice. Add +1 to roll if
−1 Hawkeye For each unsaved hit suffer 2 FP suffers weapon AT damage
+1 Oblivious, Marauder DP are >½ vehicle’s HP.
from Blast weapons and 1 FP for Blast: ignore cover modifier
+1 Per Friction Point other weapons
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M. O’Connor, AT vs Armor
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Reserved LoS and LoF are limited to 1 bound Hardened I: hit point value +1
Permission to Hardened II: hit point value +2 6 OR 0 OR
Firing Multiple Weapons MORE 5 4 3 2 1 LESS*
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