· BAR ROOM BRAWLS · STARTING A FIGHT

To start, roll on the table below to see how many other

models are fighting in the bar.
Even in the most sophisticated establishment, tempers can
flare and disputes become resolved with physical violence. If any other players have or will be visiting the same
The Alehouse table above includes several results that end
sophistication level of alehouse during the same day then
with a Bar-Room Brawl. they may also participate in the current brawl as long as they
are ‘available’ e.g. have not already been jailed or otherwise
When a Warrior descends to the bar, he rarely takes his indisposed.
whole pack along - after all he's out for a night of fun not a
war! If they were to kill somebody, the authorities would Next work out the starting number of Wounds per Warrior
surely lock them up for a very long time (or even execute in the brawl (for the brawl only). This is equal to 6 plus the
them!). Warrior’s Alehouse modifier plus apply -1/0/+1/+2 if they
are a Novice/Champion/Hero/Lord
Sophistication Value Number of fighting
patrons FIGHTIN' IT OUT
The fight is resolved as follows:
1 4D6
2 3D6 1. Each Warrior participating in the fight rolls on the bar
room brawl table below.
3 2D6 2. The rest of the brawling patrons fight amongst
4 1D6 themselves.
3. If the Warriors are still fighting and there other fighters
still standing; Roll to see if the watch turn up.

BAR ROOM BRAWL TABLE

(Roll D66)
11 A: Drunken Punch 31 A: Punch in the face 51 The Unsuspecting Victim
12 D: Drunken Punch 32 D: Punch in the face 52 A: Bang their heads together!
13 A: Drunken Punch 33 A: Bottled 53 A: Bar Slide
14 D: Drunken Punch 34 D: Bottled 54 D: Bar Slide
15 A: Drunken Punch 35 A: Bottled 55 The Poncey Git
16 D: Drunken Punch 36 D: Bottled 56 A: Defenestrated
21 A: Punch in the face 41 A: Bottled 61 D: Defenestrated
22 D: Punch in the face 42 D: Bottled 62 A: Geronimo!
23 A: Punch in the face 43 A: Chair Smash 63 D: Geronimo!
24 D: Punch in the face 44 D: Chair Smash 64 A: Special
25 A: Punch in the face 45 A: Chair Smash 65 A: Special
26 D: Punch in the face 46 D: Chair Smash 66 A: Special

In the above table ‘A’ denotes that the Warrior is attacking

someone else and ‘D’ that the Warrior is being attacked.
Once result 55, ‘The Poncey Git’, has been rolled and there
is another Warrior the acting Warrior is fighting, consult the
effect after the ‘/’ for ‘A’ events.
Bang their heads together!
A: Roll twice on a D6, if both rolls are 3 or more you have
grabbed two fighter’s and knocked them both out minus two
patrons / -2W from a fellow Warrior(s) and/or minus one
patron.

Warriors may use the ‘dodge’ skill if they have it, to avoid Bottled!
any effects from this table. A: You pick up a nearby bottle and smash it over an
opponent’s head. On a 4+ minus one patron / -2W from a
Punch in the face! fellow Warrior.
A: Roll a D6, on a 5+ minus one patron / -1W from the D: -2W
fellow Warrior.
D: -1W Chair Smash!
A: You pick up a nearby chair and smash it across an
Drunken punch! opponent’s back. On a 3+ minus one patron / -3W from a
A: Roll a D6, on a 6+ minus one patron / -1W from the fellow warrior. However if you roll a 1 to hit you’re not
fellow Warrior. quick enough, the opponent turns around and punches you
D: -1W, but receive a +2 to your dodge roll (dodge on a 5+ -1W.
if you do not have the skill) D: -3W, if you successfully dodge then you catch the
aggressor off guard and punch him, minus one patron.

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Bar slide!
A: If you have a strength of at least 4 you grab an opponent
and slide his head along the length of the bar, on a 3+ minus
one patron / -2W from a fellow warrior. If you aren’t strong
enough treat as ‘Punch in the face!’.
D: -2W
The Unsuspecting Victim
A: You accidentally (or not) punch an innocent bystander
giving him a bloody nose. +D6 patrons.
The Poncey Git!
A: Treat as ‘Punch in the face!’ if there are no fellow
Warriors in the brawl not already selected by this result.
Your Warrior is fed up with one of the other adventurers
showing off and boasting about his worth and now seems
appropriate to show him just what you think of him.
Randomly select a fellow Warrior that was so far assisting
you in the brawl. Whilst you are both still standing all your
‘A’ events will be against this Warrior and theirs against
you.
Reroll on this table until you get an ‘A’ event and resolve
this against them now.
Defenestrated!
A: If you have a strength of at least 5 or a fellow Warrior
with your that you are not currently fighting you try and
pick up an unsuspecting participant and send him flying
through the window out onto the street. Roll a D6, on a 3+
minus one patron / -3W from a fellow Warrior and they miss
a turn. If you cannot defenestrate someone treat as ‘Punch in
the face!’ instead.
D: -3W and miss a turn
Geronimo!
A: Your warrior climbs atop the bar and launches himself at
D3 patrons, Roll a D6 for each target, on a 3+ minus one
patron / -2W from a fellow warrior. If you do not ‘hit’ any
of your targets you hit the floor face first, -3W.
D: -2W
SPECIALS–
Each character type has a unique attack; lookup the attack
below. If there isn’t an entry for the Character, treat the
result as ‘Punch in the face!’ instead.
Fisticuffs (Barbarian, Bretonnian Knight, Chaos Warrior,
Dwarf, Dwarf Brewmaster, Imperial Noble, Witch Hunter) -
Keep rolling “Punch in the face” until your character misses.
Headbutt (Pit Fighter, Trollslayer) - on a 2+ minus one
patron / -3W from a fellow Warrior.
Elusive (Assassin, Elf, Elf Wardancer, Elf Ranger) - The
next strike that successfully hits yourself, actually hits
somebody else as you time your dodge with expert timing.
Sneaky Steal (Halfling Thief) – The Halfling Thief uses the
distraction of the fight to pilfer a few coin purses. Gain 2D6
x 10 gold.
Duck and Cover (Druid, Kislevite Shaman, Wizard,
Warrior Priest) – The next ‘Bottled!’ or ‘Chair Smash!’
result that would injure your Warrior misses entirely instead.
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The Human Club (Ogre) – On a 3+ the Ogre grabs the
patron/Warrior and swings him round the room like a club,
hitting opponents them releasing the victim who them flies
across the bar until he meets a wall, -1 patron/-4W. The
Ogre hits D3 targets with the ‘club’ eliminating them on a
4+.
2. BRAWLING PATRONS
Roll a D6 for each brawling patron; On a roll of 5 or 6 they
knock out another patron, but on a roll of a 1 the fight has
spread and another patron joins the fight.
3. BREAKING UP THE FIGHT
The Bar-Room Brawl ends in three ways; when there's
nobody left to fight; when the Warrior(s) are reduced to zero
Wounds and when the Watch arrives. The first two are
pretty self explanatory, while the following rule deals with
the last. At the end of each round roll a dice corresponding
to the level of the establishment (see below), on a roll of a 1
the watch arrive to restore order and break up the fight.
Sophistication Value Die to use for
The Watch
1 1D12
2 1D10
3 1D8
4 1D6
THE CONSEQUENCES OF VIOLENCE
Any Warrior reduced to zero Wounds is not dead but merely
unconscious. As soon as the fight is over they are restored to
full health by the ministrations of concerned locals. Though
their pockets have been rifled through, lose 5D6 gold.
Any Warriors still standing when all patrons have been
eliminated may decide to rifle through the pockets of the
unconscious whilst everyone else is distracted. Roll once
more to see if the watch turn up. If the Warrior isn’t caught
he gains 3D6 x 10 gold, if he is he is thrown into jail (see
below).
If the Watch arrived to break up an ongoing fight, roll a D6.
On a roll of 1- 4 the Warrior(s) are jailed for the next D6
days during which they may do nothing but do not have to
pay living expenses. On a roll of 5 or more the authorities
recognize the Warriors' attempts to restore order and reward
them with 2D6x10 gold each.