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Introduction Contents
Gang Wars is an expansion for Grimdark Future: Firefight that Playing Gang Wars .................................................................... 3
provides additional rules for violent gang combat in the streets
Campaign Rules ........................................................................4
of the dangerous and futuristic Hive City.
Campaign Setup .............................................................4
The rules are designed to be used both for one-off matches as
well as for linked campaigns, and they can be played with any Playing Missions ............................................................5
armies, although we recommend using the Gangs of Hive City.
Post-Game Sequence ....................................................6
To play this expansion you’re going to need the core rules for
Hero Skills ...................................................................... 7
Grimdark Future: Firefight as well as some army lists, which
you can find for free on our website: www.onepagerules.com Upgrading Gangs............................................................8

About OPR Hive City Armory .............................................................9

OPR (www.onepagerules.com) is the home of many free games Territory Control ........................................................... 11
which are designed to be fast to learn and easy to play. Special Territories ....................................................... 12
This project was made by gamers for gamers and it can only Territory Exploration.................................................... 13
exist thanks to the support of our awesome community.
Additional Rules ...................................................................... 15
If you’d like to support the continued development of our
games you can donate on patreon.com/onepagerules. Gang Missions .............................................................. 15

City Fighting.................................................................. 17
Thank you for playing!
Hazardous Terrain ....................................................... 18

Critical Hits ................................................................... 19

Random Events ............................................................ 20

City Sheet ................................................................................ 23

Gang Sheet .............................................................................. 24

Game Design: Gaetano Ferrara

Illustrations: Brandon Gillam

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Introduction Campaign Rules
This expansion offers you lots of ways to play skirmish games The Campaign Rules allow you to play a series of connected
with rival gangs fighting to the death in the highly lethal and games with expanding and evolving gangs.
dense urban environment of Hive City.
When setting up campaign games you have lots of options on
All of the rules are optional and modular, meaning that you can what kind of gang missions you can play, use special objectives,
choose to only play with the rules that you enjoy the most, and and have access to a special hive city armory which features
also that they can be seamlessly integrated with all of our tons of new weapons and equipment.
other rulebooks and expansions.
Regular units can level up or be killed, and heroes have even
Here is a full list of the systems at your disposal: more additional options with lasting injuries, talents, and wide
selection of skill traits to choose from.
• Campaign Rules
• Territory Control Territory Control
• Gang Missions
• City Fighting If you want to take your campaigns one step further, you can
use the Territory Control rules to generate a random city with
• Critical Hits
multiple sectors to fight over.
• Random Events
Some controlled territories mainly provide victory points, whilst
others also provide special rules that can help gangs in many
ways, from boosting income to providing buffs in battle.

Gangs can also infiltrate enemy territory in order to explore

and find resources, informants and much more, but watch out,
if your gangers get caught they can be held up for ransom!

Gang Missions
There are lots of Gang Missions available which can be used
both for regular games as well as for campaigns.

The face-off missions have gangs fighting over various

objectives for dominance, whilst the attack & defend missions
provide more intricate deployment and victory conditions.

City Fighting
The City Fighting rules give you even more ways to customize
your skirmish games to really fight over an urban landscape.

There are rules on how to properly set up a city table, as well

as lots of other rules to add elements like sewer systems,
destructible cover or even set building on fire.

Critical Hits
When gangs collide you can expect brutal results, and the
Critical Hits rules provide you with lots of new ways to smash
down your foes in gruesome fashion.

Each weapon type has its own set of critical effects so that you
can stab, slice, roast and even pulverize your enemies.

Random Events
Finally you’ll find a ton of Random Events that you can use to
add extra spice to your games, which can be used both for
campaign games and one-off matches.

These can even be combined with the random events that you
can find in the standard Grimdark Future: Firefight campaign
rules, as well as any other expansion, adding a whole new level
of surprises to your games!

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Playing Campaigns Preparation
Unlike regular one-off games, campaigns are a series of Before the first mission is played, each player receives 150pts
connected missions throughout which gangs grow and evolve to spend on the creation of their gang. Players may save up to
as the campaign unfolds. 25pts to be spent later, and they may only buy one unit with the
Hero rule when starting their gang.
Note that these campaign rules follow the general structure of
a regular Grimdark Future: Firefight campaign, however new The gang must be made up of units from any available army,
elements are added that are specific to Gang Wars. and whilst it’s not mandatory, we recommend playing with the
units from the Gangs of Hive City list.
Campaign Length
Note that for Gang Wars it can be interesting to combine units
Campaigns are played with two or more players, and you must from different armies into a single gang to create unique and
pick one of the following campaign formats to determine how thematic lists, but this should be agreed on with all players.
long the campaign will last:
Campaign Structure
• Game-Limited: Play D6+4 missions, and after the last
match the player with most VP is the winner. When playing a campaign, you must follow the campaign
• Points-Limited: The campaign ends when one player structure as described below:
has earned D6+4 VP after a match, who is the winner.
1. Match Setup
• Time-Limited: The campaign ends after D6+4 weeks,
2. Play Mission
and the player with most VP at the end is the winner.
3. Check for Casualties
• Endless: The campaign doesn’t have a set end date,
4. Earn Experience
but instead players keep track of how many VPs they
5. Upgrade Gangs
earned on a leaderboard.
6. Recruit Units
Note that if you want to play using the Territory Control rules,
Each step must be followed in this order and only once all
then you should agree on that with other players before the
steps have been completed you start from the first again.
campaign begins.

Parallel Play & Late Joiners

Usually all gangs should participate in every match, but if you
want you can allow gangs to play matches in parallel.

When playing with parallel matches, each gang‘s total VP must

be divided by the total amount of matches they played, which
gives you their final VP score for the campaign.

If you want you can also allow players to join the campaign
whilst it’s already ongoing. If you do, then they get to start with
a regular 150pts gang, and you must count VP for all gangs
using the parallel method described above.

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1 - MATCH SETUP
When setting up the match players must agree on exactly what
rules they are going to use for it, as well as what mission is
going to be played, and set up the table accordingly.
We recommend using all of the rules that are available in this
expansion, however players may also play only using the
regular rules, or using the rules from any other expansion.
Underdog Bonus
There are no point limits for warbands in campaign games,
however no warband may bring over 50pts worth of units more
than the warband with the lowest point value.
Any warband that has a point value lower than at least one
other gets an underdog bonus.
For every 10pts difference between your warband and the one
with the highest point value, you get 1 underdog point.
Each point can be spent to modify a friendly or enemy die by
+1 or -1, however only one point can be spent per die.
Special Objectives
In addition to the mission objectives players may earn a bonus
of 10pts by completing special objectives.
Before the game starts each players rolls one die to see which
special objective they must complete:
1. Mastery - The gang must have one friendly unit
standing in each table quarter at the end of the match.
2. Honour - No enemy units must be in your deployment
zone at the end of the match.
3. Casting - The gang must attempt to cast or block at
least one spell every match round.
4. Recovery - The gang must be the first to recover one
unit from being stunned during the match.
5. Rage - The gang must be the first to knock out an
enemy unit during the match.
6. Destruction - The gang must knock out the most
expensive enemy unit during the match.
Note that if a player rolls a special objective which can’t be
completed, then they must re-roll their special objective.
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2 - PLAY MISSION
Missions are played using the standard rules, however if after
playing 4 rounds there is no clear winner, then the match must
continue onto the next round until there is one clear winner.
This means that potentially the game could last much longer
than 4 rounds, and might only end once a gang concedes.
Conceding Gangs
Whenever a gang would have to take a Rout Test, the gang may
concede instead. Conceding gangs count as having failed all of
their morale tests for the purpose of casualties.
Match Rewards
Once a clear winner has been established, all gangs that took
part in the match get a reward:
• Winner: The winning gang gets 2 VP and 10pts
• Losers: All losing gangs get 30pts instead
Multi-Player Games
The game can be played with up to 4 gangs at once, in which
case the match is played as a free-for-all, where all gangs can
attack each other and are competing for the same objectives.
When playing the match follow all of the regular rules, with just
a couple of exceptions as described below:
• Deployment: All players roll-off to determine the
order in which they will deploy. Then the players
alternate in picking a table corner and deploying one
unit each within 12”, starting with the player that got
the highest score and then alternating deployment in
descending order.
• Turn Order: At the beginning of each round, including
the first, players roll-off to determine the order in
which they activate their units. The player with the
highest score activates first and then rest of the
players alternate in descending order.
3 - CHECK FOR CASUALTIES 4 - EARN EXPERIENCE
If the majority of models in a unit were Knocked Out or Stunned Units earn XP in battle for each of the following things:
at the end of the match, then that unit counts as a casualty.
• +1 XP: Surviving a mission
Note that units that routed don’t count as casualties. • +1 XP: Knocking Out a unit
Casualties - Regular Units • +2 XP: Knocking Out a hero

For every non-hero unit that counts as a casualty, roll one die Mark earned XP on the gang sheet whilst playing the match in
to see what happens to it: order to see when units level up.

• 1 = Dead: Remove the unit from your gang sheet, and Level Up - Regular Units
all of its upgrades are lost.
Whenever a unit earns 5 XP it becomes 5pts more expensive
• 2-5 = Recovered: The unit recovers and may continue
and you must roll one die to see what trait it gets:
to be used without any penalties.
• 6 = Natural Talent: The unit recovers and also earns a 1. Agile - The unit moves +1“ on Advance actions and +2“
bonus of +1 XP. on Rush and Charge actions.
2. Headstrong - The unit gets +1 to its rolls whenever
Casualties - Heroes trying to take a morale test.
Heroes follow the same rules as above, however on a 1 they 3. Specialist - The unit gets +1 to its rolls when shooting
become 5pts cheaper and get an Injury trait, and on a 6 they or attacking in melee (pick one).
become 5pts more expensive and gain a Talent trait. 4. Resilient - The unit gets +1 to its rolls whenever trying
to block hits.
Each trait can only be gained once, so if you roll the same 5. Elite - The unit may re-roll one of its dice rolls of any
result again you must re-roll to get a new trait. kind once per round.
On a result of 1 roll one die to get an injury trait: 6. Fast Learner - Pick any other trait from the list.

1. Dead - Remove the hero from your gang sheet, and all Each trait can only be gained once, so if you roll the same
of its upgrades are lost. result again you must re-roll to get a new trait.
2. Chest Wound - The hero gets -1 to its rolls whenever Note that units can’t earn more than 30xp, so they can level up
trying to block hits. max. 6 times over the course of the campaign.
3. Blinded Eye - The hero gets -1 to its rolls whenever
trying to shoot a weapon. Level Up - Heroes
4. Arm Injury - The hero gets -1 to its rolls whenever
Heroes follow the same rules as above, however on top of
trying to attack in melee.
getting a new trait, the first time they level up you must roll one
5. Traumatized - The hero gets -1 to its rolls whenever
die and pick one skill set:
trying to take a morale test.
6. Smashed Leg - The hero moves -1“ on Advance and • 1-2 = Acrobat or Brawler
-2“ on Rush and Charge actions. • 3-4 = Hitman or Guardian
• 5-6 = Alpha or Tinkerer
On a result of 6 roll one die to get a talent trait:
Every time the hero levels up, including the first time, the hero
1. Natural Talent - The hero recovers and also earns a
becomes 10pts more expensive, and you must roll one die to
bonus of +1 XP.
see what skill trait it gets (see next page).
2. Motivated - The hero always automatically passes the
first morale test of the match. Each skill trait can only be gained once, so if you roll the same
3. Crazed - The hero gets +1 attack with a weapon of your result again you must re-roll to get a new skill trait.
choice when charging in melee.
Once a hero has gained 3 skill traits, the next time it levels up
4. Bitter Rivalry - The hero always hits Stunned enemy
you may choose to continue gaining traits for the same skill, or
units on rolls of 2+.
roll again as above to start gaining it’s next traits from a new
5. Horrible Scars - Enemy units get -1 to hit when
skill set instead.
fighting in melee against the hero.
6. Toughened - The hero gets Tough(+1). Note that heroes can’t earn more than 30xp, so they can get up
to max. 6 skill traits over the course of the campaign, and they
No Permadeath may only have traits from up to 2 skill sets.
Optionally you can play without units being removed from the
gang when they die, but instead they lose all XP earned during
the match and must sit out the next D3 matches.

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Acrobat
Roll one die to get a new skill trait:
1. Long Jump - When jumping the hero may ignore the
first 2“ of the distance it jumps.
2. Gracious Fall - When dropping or falling the hero may
ignore the first 2“ of the distance it drops or falls.
3. Parkour - When moving vertically the hero only counts
half of the distance toward its total move.
4. High Stamina - The hero moves by up to +6“ when
using Rush actions.
5. Kip-Up - Whenever the hero is Stunned in melee roll
one die, on a 5+ it immediately recovers.
6. Sidestep - Whenever the hero would suffer a wound in
melee roll one die, on a 6 the wound is ignored.
Brawler
Roll one die to get a new skill trait:
1. Loaded Up - The hero may buy any one of its melee
weapon upgrades twice, even if it’s limited to one.
2. Ramming Charge - When the hero charges in melee it
gets AP(+1) and pushes enemy units on a 2+.
3. Headbutt - Whenever the hero fights in melee the
enemy must take a morale test, if failed it takes 1 hit.
4. Stomp - The hero counts as having dealt +1 wound
when checking wound results in melee.
5. Power Strike - When the hero fights in melee it gets
AP(+4) on a roll of 6 to hit.
6. Throw - Whenever the hero fights in melee it may try
to pick up and throw one enemy model in base contact
instead of doing any attacks. Take a quality test, and if
passed move the model by D6“ in any direction.
Hitman
Roll one die to get a new skill trait:
1. Head Down - Enemy units can’t shoot at the hero as
long as it is Stunned.
2. Hit & Run - The hero may move by up to 6“ after
fighting in melee but not Knocking Out the enemy.
3. Dodge - Whenever the hero would suffer a wound in
shooting roll one die, on a 6 the wound is ignored.
4. Surprise Attack - If an enemy unit moves within 3“ of
the hero, the hero may immediately charge it as long
as it had not been activated yet.
5. Backstab - Whenever the hero charges an enemy that
didn’t have line of sight to it, then the gets AP(+4) with
one of its melee attacks.
6. Disguise - Whenever the hero kills an enemy unit in
melee you may give it a disguise token. Other units
from the enemy gang can’t target the hero as long as
it has a disguise token, and the disguise token is
removed if an enemy moves within 3“ of the hero, or if
the hero attacks a unit from that gang.
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Guardian
Roll one die to get a new skill trait:
1. Ferocious - When the hero charges in melee it gets
+1 attack with a weapon of its choice.
2. Terrifying - Enemy units must take a morale test
before charging the hero, if failed they can’t charge it.
3. Unrelenting - The hero may move by up to 6“ when
Knocking Out an enemy (instead of just 3“).
4. Cold Blooded - Whenever the hero is Stunned from
shooting roll one die, on a 5+ it immediately recovers.
5. Tough as Nails - Whenever the hero rolls a 1 when
checking casualty results you may re-roll once.
6. Tenacious - Whenever the hero is Stunned roll one
die, on a 5+ you may remove 1 wound from it.
Alpha
Roll one die to get a new skill trait:
1. Determined - The hero gets +1 to morale rolls, and
friendly units may use its quality even if it‘s Stunned.
2. Inspiring - Friendly units may use the hero’s quality
for morale tests from +12“ away.
3. Mentor - Whenever a friendly unit within 6“ of the hero
earns XP from a kill roll one die, on 5+ it earns +1 XP.
4. Alpha Strike - Friendly units that are deployed within
6“ of the hero may immediately move by 6“.
5. Regroup - When the hero is activated pick one friendly
unit within 6“ that is Stunned and roll one die, on a 5+
it immediately stops being Stunned.
6. Pack Leader - At the end of the hero’s activation pick
one unactivated friendly unit within 6“ and roll one die,
on a 5+ you may activate it immediately.
Tinkerer
Roll one die to get a new skill trait:
1. Armourer - The first time each round that a friendly
unit within 6“ of the hero rolls a 1 to hit in melee, it
may re-roll that die once.
2. Munitioner - The first time each round that a friendly
unit within 6“ of the hero rolls a 1 to hit when shooting,
it may re-roll that die once.
3. Expert Planner - Before each match the gang may
re-roll its special objective once.
4. Trader - After each match the gang may recruit or buy
one upgrade for 5pts cheaper, down to a min. of 5pts.
5. Medic - After each match you may re-roll one
casualties result of 1 once.
6. Negotiatior - After each match the gang earns +5pts.
5 - UPGRADE GANGS
Players may buy upgrades for their units as detailed in their
army page or from the Hive City Armory (see next page), by
spending any points they have available.

Additionally players may also sell any of their previously bought

upgrades at half of their original price, rounding down to the
nearest multiple of 5.

If an upgrade is only worth 5pts, then the player must roll one
die to haggle for it. On a 1-3 the upgrade can‘t be sold, whilst on
a 4+ it can be sold for 5pts. Note that you can only try to sell
one 5pts upgrade once after each match.

6 - RECRUIT UNITS
Players may recruit as many regular units as they want after
each match, but may only recruit up to one new hero.

Up to one of the newly recruited non-hero units may also start

with 5 XP if the player pays +10pts for it.

Note that each gang may only have up to 3 heroes at once.

Retiring Units

Any unit may be freely retired, removing it from the gang sheet
and losing all of its XP and upgrades forever.

Players may also choose to retire their full warband, losing all
units, VP, points, etc. and start a new one with 150pts.

BACK TO THE START

Once all of these steps have been completed you go back to
step 1 and set up a new match.

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Buying Gear Cybernetics
When upgrading gangs, players have access to all of the Cybernetic Arm 5pts
regular army upgrades, as well as those listed on this page. Cybernetic Leg 5pts
Dermal Plating 5pts
These upgrades are accessible to everyone, however each unit
Ego Chip 5pts
in a gang may only have one upgrade from each category:
Retinal Prosthesis 5pts
• Explosives
• Cybernetics
Cybernetics may only be used once per match, and they give
• Vanity Items
the unit different benefits based on the type of cybernetic:
• Special Equipment
• Cybernetic Arm: The unit may re-roll one die to hit
when attacking in melee.
Explosives • Cybernetic Leg: The unit may move +1” when using
Advance and +2” when using Rush/Charge actions.
AT Grenades 10pts
• Dermal Plating: The unit may re-roll one die to block
Concussion Grenades 10pts
when taking hits.
Explosive Charges 15pts
• Ego Chip: The unit may re-roll one die when taking a
Gas Grenades 10pts
morale test of any kind.
Flash Grenades 5pts
• Retinal Prosthesis: The unit may re-roll one die to hit
Frag Grenades 5pts when shooting.
Fusion Grenades 15pts
Molotov Cocktails 15pts
Plasma Grenades 10pts
Smoke Grenades 10pts
Stun Grenades 10pts
Web Grenades 5pts

Explosives may only be used once per match, and they work
like a weapon with range 12”, and that always hits on 4+. If the
unit hits, then the effects depend on the type of explosive:

• AT Grenades: Counts as AP(3), Deadly(3).

• Concussion Grenades: The target and all other units
within 3” may only be activated after all other friendly
units have been activated this round.
• Explosive Charges: Counts as Blast(6) and AP(4).
• Gas Grenades: The target and all other units within 3”
take 1 wound per model in them, but they aren’t
Stunned or Knocked Out.
• Flash Grenades: The target and all units within 3” get
-2 to hit rolls until the end of the round.
• Frag Grenades: Counts as Blast(3).
• Fusion Grenades: Counts as AP(4), Deadly(6).
• Molotov Cocktails: The target and all units within 3”
take 1 wound per model in them.
• Plasma Grenades: Counts as Blast(3) and AP(2).
• Smoke Grenades: These grenades must target a point
on the table rather than a unit. The area within 3” of
that point counts as line of sight blocking for all units
until the end of the round.
• Stun Grenades: The target and all units within 3” are
immediately Stunned.
• Web Grenades: The target and all other units within 3”
get -2” to their Advance and -4” to their Rush/Charge
actions until the end of the round.

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Vanity Items Special Equipment
Exotic Beast 10pts Ammo Stash 10pts
Fancy Jewels 10pts Climbing Rig 5pts
Gold-Plated Weapon 10pts Drug Syringe 10pts
Luxurious Garments 10pts Field Medkit 15pts
Rare Furs 10pts Flak Armor 10pts
Priceless Artifact 10pts Grapnel Launcher 10pts
Gravity Boots 5pts
Hazard Detector 10pts
Vanity Items may only be equipped by heroes, and they provide
Holo Projector 15pts
different types of bonuses depending on the item:
Protective Goggles 5pts
• Exotic Beast: Whenever the hero attacks in melee roll Rad-Booze 5pts
one die, on a 4+ it deals +D3 automatic hits.
• Fancy Jewels: If the hero rolls a 1 when checking for Special Equipment provides different types of bonuses
casualties, then you may re-roll once. depending on the item:
• Gold-Plated Weapon: The first time the gang must
• Ammo Stash: Once per match this unit may use a hold
take a rout test each match, the hero and all friendly
action and roll one die. On a 4+ it may shoot twice.
units within 6” automatically pass their morale test.
• Luxurious Garments: If the hero was not Knocked Out • Climbing Rig: When moving vertically the unit counts
by the end of a match, then the gang earns +5pts. half of the distance toward its total move.
• Rare Furs: When selling upgrades worth 5pts the • Drug Syringe: If the unit rolls a 1 when checking for
gang always sells them back for 5pts. This may only casualties, then you may re-roll once.
be used once after each match. • Field Medkit: Once per match, if this unit rolls a
• Priceless Artifact: When recruiting new units roll one Knocked Out result, you may re-roll once.
die, on a 4+ they are 5pts less expensive, down to a • Flak Armor: Whenever the unit takes hits roll one die,
minimum of 5pts. This may only be used once after on a 5+ it may ignore one hit and this upgrade can’t be
each match. used again for the rest of the match.
• Grapnel Launcher: As an action, this unit may be
moved by up to 12” to reach a higher point of elevation.
• Gravity Boots: When dropping or falling the unit may
ignore the first 2“ of the distance it drops or falls.
• Hazard Detector: This unit can’t be the target of
random events, unless there are no other targets.
• Holo Projector: Once per game, when this unit is the
target of enemy shooting, roll one die. On a 5+ the
attack is ignored.
• Protective Goggles: This unit is immune to the effects
of Concussion, Gas, Flash, Stun and Web Grenades.
• Rad-Booze: Before the match roll one die, on a 4+ the
unit may re-roll one of its dice rolls of any kind once
per round, else it gets -1 to hit in melee and shooting
until the end of the match.

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Advanced Campaigns
The Territory Control rules allow you to play campaign with a
more advanced scoring and rewards system. This uses all of
the regular campaign rules, however scoring is handled based
on territory control instead.

Before the campaign begins players will have to generate a city

with a random setup of territories to fight over, which they will
then capture and control by playing matches.

City Setup
When generating cities for a new campaign we recommend
using the city sheet provided at the end of this book.

The total amount of territories that a city has is based on how

many players will take part in the campaign:

• Add 2 Gang Turfs per player

• Add D3 Special Territories per 2 players

To determine what special territories are added check the Gang Turfs
special territories section to generate them randomly.
The city’s Gang Turfs are the most common territories
This system works best when playing with a fixed number of available, and offer no special bonus.
players, however it can also be used with late joiners, in which
Instead each Gang Turf grants the owning player 2 VP as long
case we recommend adding new territories to the city as
as it’s occupied by him.
described above.

Note that at the start of the campaign all city territory counts Special Territories
as being unoccupied. The city’s Special Territories are not as common, and they
Capturing Territories grant their owner 1 VP plus a special bonus.

When setting up a city first you must roll one die to see what
When playing a match, the winner doesn’t get 2 VP at the end,
type of Special Territory you get, and then roll another die to
but instead may capture a territory for his gang.
see which territory of that type is generated:
Before each match players may choose to either fight over any
• 1 = Wasteland
unoccupied territory, or to attack a territory that already has an
• 2 = Underground
owner, as long as that player is available for a match.
• 3 = Industrial
The players roll-off, and the winner gets to pick which territory • 4 = Residential
he wants to attack. The player with the least territories gets a • 5-6 = Re-roll
+1 to this roll, and the player with most territories gets a -1.
Note that if the effects of a Special Territory happen after a
When attacking unoccupied territory, play a regular match match, then they only happen once the winner has already
using a Face-Off mission, and whoever wins may pick any been determined and territories have been captured.
territory that has no owner and claim it as his own.
This means that you could capture a territory and then reap its
When attacking occupied territory, play a regular match using benefits immediately after.
an Attack & Defend mission, with the owner of that territory
taking on the role as the defender. If the attacker wins, then he
may claim that territory as his own.

In the event that there are no unoccupied territories, and no

players that own those territories are available to play, then the
others may play a regular match using a Face-Off mission, but
the winner gets D3 renown points instead of territory.

At the end of any match, a player may spend 3 renown points to

claim any occupied territory as his own.

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1 . Wasteland Territories
Roll one die to see what Special Territory is generated:
1. Abandoned Hideout: The gang rolls +1 die when
exploring enemy territory.
2. Rad-Ammo Cache: The gang may re-roll one failed to
hit roll when shooting once per match.
3. Collapsed Building: Enemy gangs attacking this this
territory get -1“ to Advance and -2“ to Rush/Charge.
4. Badlands: When an enemy gang wants to attack
another territory you own roll one die, on a 4+ it must
attack this territory instead.
5. Polluted Waterway: Enemy gangs attacking this
territory counts as having +1 wound when checking
wound results from attacks.
6. Garbage Hills: After each match you may roll one die,
on a 4+ gain D3 * 5pts. On a 1-3 one random unit may
not be taken in the next match.
2. Undeground Territories
Roll one die to see what Special Territory is generated:
1. Gang Shrine: After each match the gang gets +5pts.
2. Drug Den: After each match the gang may pay 5pts in
order to earn D3 * 5pts.
3. Corpse Harvester: After each match the gang gets
+5pts for each casualty that is killed.
4. Defensive Outpost: When defending this territory you
may extend your deployment zone by +6“.
5. Fungus Farm: Whenever a hero rolls a 1 for casualties
you may pick which injury trait it gets.
6. Fighting Pit: After each match you may pick any
friendly unit that is not a casualty and roll for it as if it
was a casualty. If it rolls a 6 it gets +D3 XP.
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3. Industrial Territories
Roll one die to see what Special Territory is generated:
1. Illegal Workshop: Once after each match when
recruiting a new unit roll one die, on a 6 it is 10pts less
expensive, down to a minimum of 5pts.
2. Rad-Furnace: The gang may re-roll one failed to hit
roll in melee once per match.
3. Smelting Shop: After each match you may either place
a marker on this territory, or remove all markers from
it and gain 10pts per marker.
4. Mineral Mine: After each match roll one die, on a 1 you
get nothing, on a 2-5 you get 5pts, on a 6 you get 10pts.
5. Hidden Tunnels: When defending this territory you
may extend your deployment zone by +12“.
6. Power Generator: Once per match at the beginning of
a round you may kill the power, giving everyone -1 to
hit when shooting over 12“ until the end of the round.
4 . Residential Territories
Roll one die to see what Special Territory is generated:
1. Clandestine Bar: When defending this territory you
never need to take rout tests.
2. Bionics Clinic: After each match you may re-roll a
result of 1 for casualties once.
3. Pod Slum: Once after each match when recruiting a
new unit roll one die, on a 4+ it is 5pts less expensive,
down to a minimum of 5pts.
4. Gang Toll: The gang may always choose if it wants to
deploy first during a match. Other players may pay you
10pts to use this ability when fighting other gangs.
5. Cyber Market: Once after each match when buying an
upgrade you may haggle for it. Roll one die, on a 1-3
the upgrade costs +5pts, but on a 4+ it costs -5pts,
down to a minimum of 5pts.
6. Gambling Den: After each match you may choose to
roll 1, 2 or 3 dice. For each 4+ you get 5pts, but if you
fail two rolls then you lose 10pts. Note that you must
have at least 10pts in order to gamble.
Exploring Rival Territory
After each match, gangs may send one of their heroes off to
explore rival territory in search for valuable allies, intel, or to
steal enemy equipment.

Each gang that does so must pick one of its heroes and pick
one enemy gang as its target, and then rolls one die plus as
many dice as territories owned by that gang.

If the roll has any results that are multiples, then the player
must pick the highest amount of multiples with the highest
number, and check to see what happens.

If the roll has no multiples, then the hero is compromised and

you must roll one die to see if he escapes. On a 2+ the hero
escapes undetected, but on a 1 the hero is captured by that
gang and you must pay D3 * 5pts in ransom to get it back.

Here are all the possible results:

Doubles
Doubles
• 1 1 = Old Shack
• 2 2 = Informant • 1 1 = Old Shack: Roll one die, on a 4+ the hero finds
• 3 3 = Weapon Cache 5pts worth of loot.
• 4 4 = Hidden Stash • 2 2 = Informant: Roll +1 die next time you explore
• 5 5 = Abandoned Shop enemy territory with this hero.
• 6 6 = Old Vending Machine • 3 3 = Weapon Cache: Roll one die to see what kind of
loot the hero finds:
Triples o 1 = Nothing
• 1 1 1 = Booze Cellar o 2-6 = Random Explosive
• 2 2 2 = Ammo Cache • 4 4 = Hidden Stash: Roll one die to see what kind of
• 3 3 3 = Grenade Shack loot the hero finds:
• 4 4 4 = Shopping Mall o 1 = Nothing
• 5 5 5 = Hostages o 2-5 = 5pts worth of loot
• 6 6 6 = Cursed Icon o 6 = Random Cybernetic
• 5 5 = Abandoned Shop: Roll one die, on a 4+ the hero
Four of a Kind finds D3 * 5pts worth of loot.
• 1 1 1 1 = Armory • 6 6 = Old Vending Machine: Take a quality test, if the
• 2 2 2 2 = Hidden Passage test is passed gain 1 VP, if failed the hero drinks a bad
• 3 3 3 3 = Graveyard soda and must miss out on the next match.
• 4 4 4 4 = Weaponsmith
Triples
• 5 5 5 5 = Donation Post
• 6 6 6 6 = Upper-Class Loft • 1 1 1 = Booze Cellar: The hero must take a morale test,
if passed you get D3 * 5pts, if failed you get nothing.
Five of a Kind
• 2 2 2 = Ammo Cache: The hero may re-roll one failed
• 1 1 1 1 1 = Hidden Dojo to hit roll when shooting during the next match.
• 2 2 2 2 2 = Administrative Building • 3 3 3 = Grenade Shack: Roll one die to see what kind of
• 3 3 3 3 3 = Robotics Lab loot the hero finds:
• 4 4 4 4 4 = Banker’s House o 1-5 = Random Explosive
• 5 5 5 5 5 = Old Casino o 6 = D3 * 5pts worth of loot
• 6 6 6 6 6 = Abandoned Mansion • 4 4 4 = Shopping Mall: The hero finds D3 * 5pts worth
of loot in the mall.
Six of a Kind
• 5 5 5 = Hostages: The hero frees the hostages and
• 1 1 1 1 1 1 = Legendary Smith gets D3 * 5pts as a reward. Additionally one of the
• 2 2 2 2 2 2 = Unguarded Shop hostages may join your gang, counting as a single
• 3 3 3 3 3 3 = Dead Gang model unit with Qua 4+, Def 4+ and a CCW (A2), and
• 4 4 4 4 4 4 = Ancient Tome that is worth 15pts.
• 5 5 5 5 5 5 = Looter’s Secret Hideout • 6 6 6 = Cursed Icon: Roll one die, on a 2+ the hero
• 6 6 6 6 6 6 = Rival Leader’s Den finds D6 * 5pts worth of loot, but on a 1 the hero is
immediately killed.

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Four of a Kind
• 1 1 1 1 = Armory: The hero may re-roll one failed block
roll next match.
• 2 2 2 2 = Hidden Passage: The hero may be deployed
anywhere on the table over 3“ away from enemy units
during the next match.
• 3 3 3 3 = Graveyard: The hero may loot the graves for
D6 * 5pts, but if he does so the next time he fights
against the enemy gang, all enemy units may re-roll
failed to hit rolls once against the hero.
• 4 4 4 4 = Weaponsmith: Roll one die to see what kind
of loot the hero finds:
o 1-3 = Random Explosive
o 4-6 = The hero may re-roll one failed to hit
roll when shooting during the next match.
• 5 5 5 5 = Donation Post: The hero steals D6 * 5pts
worth of donations, however on a roll of 1 he is
immediately captured.
• 6 6 6 6 = Upper-Class Loft: The hero steals D3 * 10pts
worth of loot.
Six of a Kind
• 1 1 1 1 1 1 = Legendary Smith: Pick one of the heroes
melee weapons, and the hero may re-roll failed to hit
rolls every match.
• 2 2 2 2 2 2 = Unguarded Shop: Roll one die to see what
kind of loot the hero finds:
o 1-4 = D3 Random Special Equipment
o 5-6 = D3 Random Vanity Items
• 3 3 3 3 3 3 = Dead Gang: The hero finds D6 pieces of
random Special Equipment.
• 4 4 4 4 4 4 = Ancient Tome: The hero immediately
earns D6+4 XP.
• 5 5 5 5 5 5 = Looter’s Secret Hideout: The hero steals
2D6 * 10pts worth of loot.
• 6 6 6 6 6 6 = Rival Leader’s Den: Roll one die, on a roll
of 2+ the hero finds D6 VP worth of loot, but on a 1 the
hero is immediately killed.

Five of a Kind
• 1 1 1 1 1 = Hidden Dojo: The next time that the hero
levels up he may pick one skill trait from any set.
• 2 2 2 2 2 = Administrative Building: Roll +1 die every
time you explore enemy territory with this hero.
• 3 3 3 3 3 = Robotics Lab: Roll one die to see what kind
of loot the hero finds:
o 1-2 = Random Cybernetic
o 3-6 = 2D6 * 5pts worth of loot
• 4 4 4 4 4 = Banker’s House: The hero steals D6 * 10pts
worth of loot but trips an alarm and is compromised,
roll one die and on a 1 he is captured.
• 5 5 5 5 5 = Old Casino: The hero steals D6 * 10pts
worth of loot.
• 6 6 6 6 6 = Abandoned Mansion: The hero finds D3 VP
worth of loot.

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Random Mission Selection FACE-OFF MISSIONS
Whilst you can simply pick one mission of your choice it can be 1. Duel
interesting to have a mission be randomly selected before the
game beings to keep players on their toes. After the table has been prepared you and your opponent must
set up D3+2 objective markers on the battlefield.
First select a mission type by rolling one die:
After 4 rounds have been played the game ends and the player
• 1-3 = Face-Off that managed to seize most markers wins.
• 4-6 = Attack & Defend
Note that this is the standard mission from the core rules.
If you are selecting a random Face-Off mission, simply roll one
die to see what you get: 2. Seize Ground
1. Duel After the table has been prepared you and your opponent must
2. Seize Ground set up 4 objective markers on the battlefield.
3. Relic Hunt
Divide the non-deployment zone area of the table into 4 equal
4. Sabotage
quarters and place one marker at the center of each.
5. Breakthrough
6. King of the Hill After 4 rounds have been played the game ends and the player
that managed to seize most markers wins.
If you are selecting a random Attack & Defend mission, simply
roll one die to see what you get: 3. Relic Hunt
1. The Raid After the table has been prepared you and your opponent must
2. Smash & Grab set up 3 objective markers on the battlefield.
3. Ambush
If a unit seizes a marker remove it from the table and it counts
4. Last Stand
as being carried by the unit. If the unit is stunned or destroyed
5. VIP Escort
at any point the marker is dropped on the spot.
6. The Rescue
After 4 rounds have been played the game ends and the player
When playing Attack & Defend missions, the player that wins
that managed to seize most markers wins.
the deployment roll-off gets to pick if he wants to be attacker
or defender for this match. 4. Sabotage
After the table has been prepared you and your opponent must
set up 1 objective marker each 12” away from their table edge.

Each objective marker belongs to the player that placed it. If at

any point a unit seizes an enemy objective marker it is
destroyed and removed from the table.

After 4 rounds have been played the game ends and the player
that managed to destroy the enemy marker whilst keeping his
own marker intact wins.

Mission Objectives
Since all missions use objectives in order to determine who
wins, the following rules are common for all missions:
• Placing Objectives: The players roll-off and the winner
picks who places the first objective marker. Then the
players alternate in placing one marker each outside
of the deployment zones, and over 9” away from other
objective markers.
• Seizing Objectives: At the end of each round if a unit is
within 3” of a marker whilst no enemies are, then it
counts as being seized. Markers remain seized even if
the unit moves away, however Stunned units can’t
seize or stop others from seizing them. If units from
both sized contest a marker at the end of a round then
it becomes neutral.
5. Breakthrough
After the table has been prepared you and your opponent must
set up 1 objective marker each on the battlefield.
The objective markers must be placed at the center of each
player’s deployment zone 12” away from the table edge.
After 4 rounds have been played the game ends and the player
that managed to seize most markers wins.
6. King of the Hill
After the table has been prepared you and your opponent must
set up 1 objective marker on the battlefield.
The objective marker must be placed over 9” away from the
deployment zones and the table edges.
After 4 rounds have been played the game ends and the player
that managed to seize the marker wins.

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ATTACK & DEFEND MISSIONS
1. The Raid
After the table has been prepared the defender places one
objective marker within 6” of the table center, and must then
deploy half of his units within 6” of the marker.
The attacker then deploys all of his units anywhere within 6” of
any table edge, and after that the defender must deploy his
remaining units anywhere on the table over 6” away from
enemy units, and 12” away from the marker.
The game ends if the attacker manages to seize the marker,
winning the game.
2. Smash & Grab
After the table has been prepared the defender must set up
D3+2 objective markers on the battlefield, and then in secret
must mark one of them as a trap, and one of them as a relic.
When an attacker’s unit seizes a marker the defender must
reveal what it was. If it was a trap the unit takes D3 hits, and if
it was not the relic then the marker is removed.
If it was the relic, then the unit unit seizes it and removes it
from the table, counting as carrying it. If the unit is stunned or
destroyed at any point the marker is dropped on the spot
The game ends if the attacker managers to carry the marker
within 3” of any table edge, winning the game.
3. Ambush
After the table has been prepared the defender must deploy
half of his units in his deployment zone.
The attacker then deploys all of his units anywhere on the
table, but they must each be within 6” of at least one other
friendly unit. Then the defender may deploy the rest of his units
anywhere over 6” away from enemy units.
The game ends if one of the gangs is destroyed or routs, with
the remaining gang winning the game.
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4. Last Stand
After the table has been prepared the defender must deploy all
of his units within 12” of the table center, and then the attacker
deploys all of his units anywhere within 6” of any table edge.
Whenever an attacker’s unit is killed for the first time it stays
alive and is placed in reserves instead. At the beginning of each
round the attacker rolls one die for each unit in reserve, and on
a 6+ may place it anywhere within 6” of any table edge.
The attacker’s units may only be placed back in reserves once,
and if at the beginning of the round the attacker still has units
in reserve, but has no units on the table, then all reserves
immediately count as having routed.
The game ends if one of the gangs is destroyed or routs, with
the remaining gang winning the game.
5. VIP Escort
After the table has been prepared the defender must place an
objective marker within 3” of any table edge, and must deploy
all of his units within 6” of it. Then the attacker may deploy all
of his units anywhere within 6” of any other table edge.
At the beginning of each round, if the defenders are seizing the
marker, then they may move it by up to 12” in any direction.
The game ends if the defender moves the objective marker
within 3” of the table edge opposing the one it was deployed on,
winning the game.
6. The Rescue
After the table has been prepared the defender places one
objective marker within 6” of the table center, and then players
alternate in deploying one unit each, but may only deploy up to
half of their units.
At the beginning of each round after the first, both players roll
one die for each unit in reserve, and on a 4+ they may place it
anywhere within 6” of their table edge, over 6” away from
enemy units and 12” away from the marker.
If an attacker’s unit seizes a marker remove it from the table
and it counts as being carried by the unit. If the unit is stunned
or destroyed at any point the marker is dropped on the spot.
If at any point a defender’s unit seizes the objective marker,
then it is destroyed and removed from the table.
The game ends if the attacker manages to carry the marker
within 3” of his table edge, winning the game.
Playing City Fights
City Fighting rules are optional rules designed to give you more
flexibility when fighting in dense urban terrain.
Pick any of the following:
• Urban Terrain
• Sewer Systems
• Defensive Positions
• Cornered Units
• Destructible Cover
• Thrown Objects
• Buildings on Fire
• Hidden Movement
Urban Terrain
When setting up terrain for city fights you should mainly use
large buildings (4”x4” to 8”x8” in size) and groups of smaller
terrain such as crates and barrels (1”x1” to 3”x3” in size).
To make sure that you have a good amount of terrain set up
well on the table, follow these guidelines:
• Set up at least 9 large buildings, making sure that no
building is over 6” away from others.
• Set up at least 12 groups of small terrain, making sure
that they’re all within 6” of the buildings.
• Place at least a third of the small terrain pieces on top
of buildings, preferably near the edges.
Additionally you can set up ladders and ramps that help units
get on top of the buildings, as well as small bridges between
them to encourage movement on elevation.
Sewer Systems
After setting up terrain and before placing any objectives,
players must roll-off to set up D3 sewer entrances each.
The winner goes first and the players alternate in placing one
entrance marker each at least 3” away from any buildings, and
at least 9” away from the table edge and other entrances.
Units that move in contact with sewer markers may enter and
are removed from the table. At the beginning of any round they
may be placed within 3” of any sewer entrance marker.
If both players have units in the sewers they must roll-off to
see who deploys first, and then alternate in placing them.
Defensive Positions
During the deployment phase, each player may place up to D3
barricades anywhere before deploying their first unit.
Barricades are pieces of cover roughly 1”x3” in size, and must
be placed in contact with a building or other barricade.
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Cornered Units
Whenever a unit that is within 1” of a building and is circled by
enemies so that it can’t move past them, then melee attacks
made against him get +1 to hit and you must add +1 to results
when checking wound effects.
Destructible Cover
Whenever a unit shoots at a target that is behind a piece of
small cover terrain and within 1” of it, roll one die.
On a result of 1 the piece of cover terrain is destroyed and
removed from the table.
Thrown Objects
Units that are on top of buildings may throw bricks and stones
at enemies instead of shooting their weapons.
Pick one enemy unit within 3” of the bottom of the building and
within 6” horizontal distance, and roll one die.
On a 5+ the target takes one automatic hit.
Buildings on Fire
Units that are within 3” of a building may try to set it on fire
instead of shooting their weapons.
Roll one die, on a 6 the building is set on fire, and at the end of
each round all units within that building take as many hits as
models they have.
Then roll one die, on a result of 1 another random building
within 6” is set on fire, and on a result of 6 the fire stops.
Hidden Movement
Units that end an advance move behind cover or within 1” of
buildings whilst not in line of sight of any enemy units may
declare to go into hiding, as long as they didn’t shoot or try to
cast any spells.
Units can’t go into hiding whilst within 3” of enemy units, and
they are automatically spotted if an enemy moves within 3”.
Hidden units remain hidden as long they don’t rush, charge,
shoot or cast spells, and as long as no enemy unit can see
them without being obstructed by cover.
They may use advance actions and remain hidden as long as
they continue being behind cover or within 1” of buildings whilst
not in line of sight of any enemy units.
Hidden units can’t be targeted by shooting or spells, and they
can’t be charged by enemies that can’t see them.
Using Hazardous Terrain
Players can choose to use Hazardous Terrain by picking any of
the ones they like, or by generating them randomly.
After terrain has been set up, roll a D3 to determine how many
pieces of hazardous terrain will be added, and then roll 2D6 for
each to generate its rules:
• 2 = Nutri-Farm Vat
• 3 = Alien Nest
• 4 = Dark Ritual Site
• 5 = Ventilation Turbine
• 6 = Spilled Fuel
• 7 = Nothing
• 8 = Power Generator
• 9 = Waste Compactor
• 10 = Flux Alternator
• 11 = Fungal Infestation
• 12 = Safety Vault
2. Nutri-Farm Vats
To represent a Nutri-Farm Vat, use a large container or tank,
that has an opening on the side or the top.
Units that are within 1” of the opening may try to grab some
nutrients by rolling a die, and on a 2+ they may heal 1 wound.
On a roll of 1 nothing happens.
3. Alien Nest
To represent an Alien Nest, use a group of alien eggs or a nest,
or you can also model alien eggs onto another piece of terrain
to make it infested.
Units that move within 3” of the nest or through the infestation
must roll one die, and on a 3+ nothing happens. On a 1-2 they
immediately take D3 hits with AP(2).
4. Dark Ritual Site
To represent a Dark Ritual Site, use an idol or altar, or draw a
ritual circle in blood on the battlefield.
Units that end their activation within 6” of the site must roll one
die, and on a 3+ they get +1 to their next roll. On a roll of 1-2
however they become possessed, and one random opponent
may control them during their next activation.
5. Ventilation Turbine
To represent a Ventilation Turbine, use a large fan with clearly
marked blades to one die or the top.
Units that end their activation within 6” must roll one die, and
on a 3+ nothing happens. On a 1-2 they are moved D3” toward
the turbine, and if they move into it they are Knocked Out.
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6. Spilled Fuel
To represent Spilled Fuel, use a large storage tank or barrels,
as well as a patch of spillage between 3” and 6” in diameter.
Units that shoot at targets within 3” of the fuel tank, or that
target the fuel tank, must roll one die. On a 5+ it explodes, and
all units within 3” of the tank or that are standing in the fuel
take 1 wound per model in them. On a 1-4 nothing happens.
8. Power Generator
To represent a Power Generator, use two or more generator
coils, which must be at least 3” but not over 6” away from each
other, as well as a console within 6” of any generator coil.
The generators start in an active state, and their current is a
straight line that goes between any two generators that are the
closest to each other. Units can’t shoot through the current,
and if they move within 1” of it they are immediately Stunned.
Units that are within 1” of the console may try to deactivate it by
rolling one die, and on a 2+ all generators are deactivated and
their current disappears. On a roll of 1 nothing happens.
9. Waste Compactor
To represent a Waste Compactor, use a large pit or compactor
between 3” and 6” in diameter, with a console attached to it.
Units that fall into the waste compactor may try to get out when
activated by rolling one die, and on a 4+ they may be placed
anywhere within 1” of the compactor. On a 1-3 nothing happens.
Units that are within 1” of the console may try to activate it by
rolling one die, and on a 2+ all units inside the compactor are
immediately Knocked Out. On a roll of 1 nothing happens.
10. Flux Alternator
To represent a Flux Alternator, use a large electrical box or
similar piece of terrain, with a console attached to it.
Units that are within 1” of the console may try to activate it by
rolling one die, and on a 3+ all of their weapons get AP(+1) next
time that they are used. On a roll of 1-2 however an electric
shock is unleashed, and all units within 3” of the console take
D6 automatic hits each.
11. Fungal Infestation
To represent a Fungal Infestation, use a patch of moldy terrain
between 3” and 6” in diameter, or you can also model fungus
onto another piece of terrain to make it infested.
Units that move through the infestation must roll one die, and
on a 3+ nothing happens. On a 1-2 they take 1 wound per model
in them, but they aren’t Stunned or Knocked Out.
12. Safety Vault
To represent a safety vault, use a large bank safe or a secure
building, with a clearly marked door.
Units that are within 1” of the door may try to open it by rolling
one die, and on a 5+ they find 2D6 * 5pts and the vault may not
be interacted with again. On a 1-4 nothing happens.
Playing with Critical Hits
Critical Hits rules are optional rules that make weapons a lot
deadlier with a little bit of luck.
When playing with critical hits you may use the generic melee
and ranged weapon critical hits sections, or use the weapon
type specific critical hits sections instead.
If you choose to play with critical hits based on the weapon
types then you and your opponent are going to have to agree on
which weapons are of which type before the game begins.
Dealing Critical Hits
Whenever a unit rolls at least one result of 6 to hit with melee
or ranged weapons, then it deals a critical hit.
Only a single critical hit can be dealt per shooting or melee,
and if the unit needed a 6+ to hit then it can’t deal critical hits.
Choose the critical hit section corresponding to the weapon
type and roll a die to see its effects.
Generic Melee Weapons
Melee weapons that don’t have a clear type.
• 1-3 = Vital Area: If the hit isn’t blocked it deals double
the amount of wounds.
• 4-5 = Exposed Spot: The hit can’t be blocked and deals
double the amount of wounds.
• 6 = Master Strike: The hit can’t be blocked, deals
double the amount of wounds, and you must add +1 to
the wound check roll.
Generic Ranged Weapons
Ranged weapons that don’t have a clear type.
• 1-3 = Weak Spot: The hit can’t be blocked.
• 4-5 = Ricochet: The closest enemy unit within 6” also
takes one hit from the same weapon.
• 6 = Master Shot: The hit can’t be blocked and deals
double the amount of wounds.
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Bladed Melee Weapons
Swords, Daggers, Axes, Double-Handed Swords, etc.
• 1-3 = Unprotected Area: The hit can’t be blocked.
• 4-5 = Blade Storm: If the hit isn’t blocked it deals
triple the amount of wounds.
• 6 = Sliced: The hit can’t be blocked, deals double the
amount of wounds, and you must add +1 to the wound
check roll.
Bludgeoning Melee Weapons
Hammers, Clubs, Flails, Double-Handed Hammers, etc.
• 1-3 = Lost Balance: The target can’t strike back.
• 4-5 = Wild Sweep: The target can’t strike back and his
melee weapon special rules have no effect until the
end of the round.
• 6 = Bludgeoned: If the hit isn’t blocked the target is
immediately Knocked Out, regardless of wounds.
Thrusting Melee Weapons
Spears, Halberds, Pikes, Lances, etc.
• 1-3 = Stabbed: If the hit isn’t blocked you must add +1
to the wound check roll.
• 4-5 = Great Thrust: The target is Stunned, even if he
doesn’t take any wounds.
• 6 = Kebab: The hit can’t be blocked and you must add
+4 to the wound check roll.
Heat Ranged Weapons
Flamethrowers, Fusion Rifles, etc.
• 1-3 = Roasted: If the hit isn’t blocked you must add +1
to the wound check roll.
• 4-5 = Set Ablaze: The target is Stunned, even if he
doesn’t take any wounds.
• 6 = Inferno: The hit can’t be blocked and you must add
+4 to the wound check roll.
Energy Ranged Weapons
Plasma Rifles, Laser Cannons, etc.
• 1-3 = Armor Shattered: The hit can’t be blocked.
• 4-5 = Energy Burst: If the hit isn’t blocked it deals
triple the amount of wounds.
• 6 = Titanic Hit: The hit can’t be blocked, deals double
the amount of wounds, and you must add +1 to the
wound check roll.
Explosive Ranged Weapons
Missile Launchers, Battle Cannons, etc.
• 1-3 = Deadly Shrapnel: If the hit isn’t blocked it deals
double the amount of wounds.
• 4-5 = Concussion: The target can’t shoot with any
weapon until the end of the round.
• 6 = Pulverized: If the hit isn’t blocked the target is
immediately Knocked Out, regardless of wounds.
Using Random Events
Players can choose to add random events which affect units on
the battlefield in unexpected ways, by checking if a random
event is triggered every round.
At the beginning of each round roll one die, and on a 5+ an
event is triggered, and you must roll two dice to determine
which one it is.
First roll a D6, which represents the first number, and then roll
a D6, which represents the second number.
Example: A player rolls two dice, with the first result being a 2
and the second result being a 1. This would mean that event 21
(critter swarms) is chosen.
Note that if a random event calls for randomly selecting a unit
from any army you must first randomly select an army for the
event, and then randomly select a unit to be the target.
Combining Random Events
Players can also choose to add even more random events by
adding those found in the standard Grimdark Future: Firefight
campaign rules, or from any other expansions.
In order to do that simply roll one die to determine which
random events list you are going to use first, and then roll on
that list to see which random event you get.
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11. Stray Rocket
Seemingly out of thin air a rocket fired in a distant fight homes
in on a ganger’s head, almost as if it was a deliberate shot.
Select one random unit, which takes 1 automatic hit with AP(4)
and Deadly(3).
12. Hidden Assassin
A rival gang has put a hefty bounty on a ganger’s head, and now
a sniper has come to collect their head.
Select one random unit, which takes 1 automatic hit with AP(4)
13. Improvised Explosive
Whilst moving through the debris a ganger stepped on a mine,
causing a massive explosion.
Select one random unit, which takes D3 hits with AP(2).
14. Looters!
A gang of juvenile delinquents have swarmed a ganger, trying
to strip him of his belongings before quickly running off.
Select one random unit, which takes D6 automatic hits.
15. Sink Hole
The streets of hive city are not always the safest, and a sink
hole has opened right beneath an unlucky ganger.
Select one random unit, which takes D3+1 automatic hits.
16. Carrion Beast
A starved predator skulks in the shadows, ready to pounce on
unsuspecting prey, even those that are heavily armed.
Select one random unit, which takes 1 automatic hit with AP(1).
21. Critter Swarms
Droves of putrid rodents emerge from the sewers due to a
shootout, creating a deadly wave of critters.
Roll one die for each unit in the game, and on a 1 the unit is
immediately Stunned. If the unit was already Stunned, then it is
Knocked Out instead. If it’s a unit with multiple models, then
one of the models is immediately killed instead.
22. Toxic Downpour
A cloud of poisonous gasses rains down corrosive liquid onto
the gangers, heavily damaging the little protection they had.
All units get -1 to defense rolls until the end of the round.
23. Generator Shutdown
Due to the frequent blackouts, power is a precious commodity
in hive city, where firefights often happen in the dark.
All units get -1 to shooting rolls until the end of the round.
24. Choking Mist
Countless years of mass pollution have created a toxic air that
makes the inhabitants of the city constantly fatigued.
All units get -1 to melee rolls until the end of the round.
25. Mine Zone
Makeshift signs warning citizens of hidden explosives make
everyone watch their steps, as at least for a little while.
All units move -1“ on Advance and -2“ on Rush/Charge actions
until the end of the round.
26. Patrol Sweep
As the police flies over the city the gangers are demoralized,
with the constant reminder of oppression lurking above.
All units get -1 to morale tests until the end of the round.
31. Police Sentry
Since the police can’t be everywhere at once, sentry turrets
have been deployed in strategic positions to deter crime.
Selecton one random player, who may place a sentry turret
marker in a random table quarter. Whenever a unit within 12“
and line of sight of the marker moves roll one die, on a 4+ it
takes D3 automatic hits.
32. Guard Dog
Not everyone can rely on the police in hive city, so instead they
get guard dogs (or other beasts) to protect their homes.
Select one random player, who may place a guard dog marker
in a random table quarter. Whenever a unit activates or moves
within 3“ of the marker roll one die, on a 2+ it takes D3 hits.
33. Militia Uprising
With all of these damn gangers messing up the city, some
citizens have formed a militia to fight back.
Select one random player, who may place a unit of D6 militias
in a random table quarter. Each militia has Quality and Defense
of 5+, a Pistol (12“, A1) and a CCW (A1). At the beginning of each
round one random player gets to control the militia and may
take one action with it.
34. Terminator Cyborg
All of the gang warring has activated a sleeping terminator
cyborg, who now hunts down anyone it can find.
Select one random player, who may place 1 cyborg in a random
table quarter. The cyborg has Quality and Defense of 3+, as well
as a Heavy Pistol (12“, A3) and a CCW (A3). At the beginning of
each round one random player gets to control the cyborg and
may take one action with it.
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35. Drunk Fool
An old drunk stumbles out of a nearby drinking hole and
randomly decides to join the fight in a fit of rage.
Select one random player, who may place a drunk fool model
within 6“ of one of his units. The drunk has Quality and Defense
of 6+, as well as a Broken Bottle (A6) and Tough(3). At the
beginning of each round one random player gets to control the
drunk and may take one action with it, however it may never
attack the gang of the player that placed it.
36. Corrupt Cop
One of the gangs has managed to buy off a cop, who has agreed
to fight alongside them for this skirmish.
Select one random player, who may place a corrupt cop model
within 6“ of one of his units, and which he may control as one of
his own until the end of the match. The corrupt cop has Quality
and Defense of 4+, as well as a Shotgun (12“, A2) and CCW (A2).
41. Angry Neighbor
An old lady that is done with all of the ruckus charges out of
her home and smacks a poor ganger off his feet.
Whenever a unit moves roll one die. The first time that a unit
rolls a 1 it is immediately Stunned. If it’s a unit with multiple
models, then one of the models is immediately killed instead.
42. High Fall
One of the gangers seems to have taken one sip of booze too
many, and stumbles clumsily off a ledge.
Select one random unit that is within 2“ of elevation, which
immediately falls down.
43. Click!
After some wild shooting one of the gangers has run out of
ammo, and now scrambles to find more.
Select one random unit, which can’t shoot with any of its
ranged weapons until the end of the round.
44. Martial Artist
One of the gangers has suddenly channeled some ancient
martial art skills, landing a spectacular blow.
The first time that a unit rolls a 6 to hit when fighting in melee
during this round, don’t make a defense roll. Instead the enemy
unit immediately takes 1 wound.
45. Headshot
If you aim just right you might land a perfect hit in someone’s
head, making for a gory cloud of red mist.
The first time that a unit rolls a 6 to hit when shooting during
this round, don’t make a defense roll. Instead the enemy unit
takes 1 wound.
46. Practice Makes Perfect
After countless fights any ganger will start to learn some
deadly new tricks, even the dumbest one.
The first time that a unit kills an enemy during this round, it
immediately gets +D3 XP.
51. Drug Fuelled
Having found a strange glowing needle a ganger decides to
take a chance and inject himself, seemingly with adrenaline.
Select one random unit, which may double its attacks with one
of its melee weapons until the end of the round.
52. Supply Drop
Knowing that their “friends” are in need of help, some corrupt
cops have provided a hefty cache of ammo.
Select one random unit, which may double its attacks with one
of its ranged weapons until the end of the round.
53. Secret Passage
A ganger has found a hidden vent, which provides convenient
access to multiple nearby cellars and basements.
Select one random unit, which may immediately be placed
anywhere on the table over 6“ away from enemy units.
54. Rigged to Blow
61. Bystander Shakedown
Even in the middle of a fight gangers aren’t afraid to take a
short break to rob anyone that crosses their path.
Select one random gang, which immediately gets D3 * 5pts.
62. Security Van
An unfortunate driver carrying luxurious jewels has crashed
nearby, and the gang doesn’t mind paying him a visit.
Select one random gang, which immediately gets D3 * 10pts.
63. Wine Cellar
A ganger inspecting an empty building has crashed to the floor,
landing in a cellar filled with expensive liquor.
Select one random gang, which immediately gets 2D6 * 5pts.
64. Promotion
In order to lift the gang’s spirit the leader has decided to give
out a random promotion to a lucky ganger.
Select one random unit, which immediately gets 1 XP.
65. Hive City Blessing
Through the maze-like streets of hive city it’s possible to find
holy shrines, which bestow the faithful with power.
Select one random gang, which immediately gets D3+1 XP.

One of the gangs has secretly planted an excessive amount of 66. Precious Artifact
explosives prior to the battle, and is now patiently waiting…
Whilst looking for a hiding spot a ganger has stumbled upon an
Select one random player, who may mark one piece of terrain abandoned antique shop and found a gang heirloom.
in secret as being rigged with explosives. The first time that an
enemy unit activates or moves within 3“ of that piece of terrain Select one random gang, which immediately gets 1 VP.
it takes D3+1 hits with AP(2)

55. Radioactive Sludge

When applied correctly to your weapon, even the smallest dose
of radioactive material can prove to be quite deadly.
Select one random player, who may once during this round add
+1 to the result when checking wound effects.

56. Police Raid

It seems that the gangs are not alone in this area, and the
police has arrived to try and clear up the mess.
Select one random player, who may then force up to D3 enemy
units to take a rout test.

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