ONE PAGE RULES FIREFIGHT: CYBERPUNK (house rules)
General Principles
The most important rule: Whenever the rules are unclear,
use common sense and personal preference. Have fun!
Quality Tests: Roll one six-sided die, and if you score the
unit‘s quality value or higher, then it‘s a success.
Modifiers: Regardless of modifiers, rolls of 6 are always
successes, and rolls of 1 are always fails.
Preparation
The Battlefield: The game is played on a flat 4‘x4‘
surface, with at least 15-20 pieces of terrain on it.
The Armies: The players put together two armies of equal
points before the game begins 150pts is a small game,
400pts is a large one.
Each unit consists of a single model. The troop types are
in the blue section of the army sheet (militia/ skirmisher,
line infantry, etc. ). Each unit can be customised by
purchasing weapons and skills for it out of the red / green
sections. The costs for each upgrade differ for each troop
type according to the tables. Where there is no value in
the table, the upgrade is unavailable for that troop type. A
unit can only have one weapon from each of the weapon
tables.
Mission: Place 3 objectives. Players roll-off to go first, and
then alternate in placing one marker each outside of
deployment zones, and over 9” away from each other. At
the end of each round, if a unit is within 3” of a marker
while enemies aren’t, then it’s seized, and remains seized
even after leaving. Stunned units can’t seize markers, and
if units from both sides are contesting a marker, then it
becomes neutral again. The game ends after 3 rounds,
and the player that controls most markers wins.
Alternatively, you can make up or choose a different
mission from the multitude of other wargames with
missions.
Deployment: Players roll-off, and the winner picks a table
edge as their deployment zone, with their opponent taking
the opposite. Then the players alternate in placing one unit
each within 12” of their table edge, starting with the player
that won the deployment roll-off. Note that models can be
placed in ‘overwatch’ or ‘hunkered down’ (see below) by
stating this as they are deployed.
Playing the Game
The game is played in rounds, with players alternating in
activating one unit each, starting with the player that won
the deployment roll-off.
Units can be activated multiple times each round. Each
unit must be activated once. For activations after the initial
one, place a fatigue token on the unit. Fatigue tokens
reduce the effectiveness of the unit.
The round ends when each player 'passes' (elects not to
activate a unit) one after the other. There are three rounds
to a game.
Each new round the player that finished activating first on
the last round gets to start.
Activation The player picks one unit, and it may do one of
the following:
1. Advance. Move up to 6”, can shoot at end of movement.
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2. Rush / Charge. Move up to 12” Can’t shoot. Can move
in to base contact with enemy and make melee attacks.
3. Stealth move. Move up to 6”. Enemies targeting unit
suffer -1 to hit. Can't shoot.
4. Hunker down. Can not move. Enemies targeting this
unit suffer -2 to hit. Can't shoot.
5. Overwatch. Can not move. However, can interrupt
opponent’s turn to shoot one of two ways. Once a unit has
shot while on overwatch, it is no longer on overwatch.
Suffers a -1 for shooting when on overwatch.
a. Can stop an enemy unit at any point during it’s
movement to shoot at it.
b. If shot at by an enemy, can shoot back, even if
wounded. Resolve after enemy has resolved
their shot.
6. Recover (initial activation only). Move 0” can't shoot or
do anything. Remove all fatigue counters or remove
stunned status. The recover action is only available to a
unit that has not yet activated this round.
Movement Units may only move within 1” of other units
when charging. Movement is limited to 6” in terrain even
when fast or rushing / charging. Units can climb ladders at
normal movement, but can not move more than 6" in an
activation that it does so (unless it has the strider skill).
Pushing: Whenever a unit rolls a Stunned result, the
attacker may try to push it away. Roll one die, and on a 4+
the attacker may move the model by up to 2” in any
direction.
Falling: If a unit is pushed off an elevated position at least
2” tall, it takes 1 hit with AP(1+X), where X is AP(+1) for
every full 3” it fell. Then place the model Stunned within 2”
of the bottom.
Dropping / Jumping: Units may drop off steep elevation /
cross gaps up to 6” high / wide, instead of climbing down.
Roll X+1 dice, trying to score 3+, where X is one die for
every full 3” it drops / jumps. If all rolls are successes, then
you may place the model within 2” of the bottom, and
continue moving without counting elevation. If any roll is
failed, then the model falls instead.
Shooting Models in range and line of sight may fire one
weapons at a single unit, or split their attacks evenly
among all enemy units within 3” of a single model (target
picks how). Shooting models take one quality test per
attack, and each success is a hit. For each hit defending
units roll one die trying to score their Defence value or
higher, and each fail causes one wound. Then check the
wounds section to see what happens to the unit.
Weapon Profiles: The stats of each weapon are shown
like this: Name (Range, Attacks, Special) Weapons with a
range value are for shooting, and without are for melee.
The effects of special abilities are listed in the skills
section of the army sheet.
Melee Charging units must move into base contact with
the target and strike with their melee attacks (one weapon
only). Then the defending unit may strike back and if they
do, place a fatigue token on them after the attacks have
been resolved. If one of the two units is destroyed, the
other may move by up to 3”, else the charging unit must
move back by 1”.
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Wounds Whenever a model takes one or more wounds,
place one marker next to it for each wound. Then roll one
die, and add the number of markers to the result to see
what happens: • 2-5: Stunned • 6+: Knocked Out Knocked
Out: Remove from play. Stunned: The model is Stunned
until the end of its next activation (place it on its side to
show this). Stunned models fail morale tests automatically,
and must stay idle. If a Stunned model takes any hits from
shooting, or is charged again, then it is Knocked Out.
Morale
Morale Tests: To take a morale test, the unit simply takes
one Quality test. Rout Tests: If at the end of any round an
army does not have a leader then all of its units must take
a morale test. If the test is failed, the unit immediately
Routs (remove from play).
Each player nominates a leader in their army. At the start
of the leader’s initial activation each turn, remove one
fatigue token from the leader, and X fatigue tokens from
models within 12” of the leader. (X equals the size of the
army /100, rounding down).
If a leader is killed, a different model may spend an action
to ‘take command’. If they pass a quality test, they resume
as leader.
Writing an Army List
An army is made by paying points for each unit. These are
listed on the army sheet. Each unit can be upgraded with
better (or worse) equipment and skills. The upgrade costs
are dependent on the type of unit. Where there is a blank
box on the upgrade table, that upgrade is not available to
that type of unit.

Terrain Optional Rules for faction flavour.

Cover Terrain: Units shooting at enemies that are
obscured by terrain have -1 to hit.
If a model is in base contact with cover terrain that is
obscuring LOS, it gains +1 to it’s defence rolls.
Difficult Terrain: Units moving through difficult terrain can’t
move more than 6” in total at a time.
Dangerous Terrain: Models moving across dangerous
terrain, or that activate in it, must roll one die (or as many
as their tough value), and for each roll of 1 the unit takes
one wound.
The rules written above and the army builder sheet allow a
great game, but if you are looking to retain the character of
the Infinity factions, apply the following rules as well.
Command Tokens
Each player has X command tokens, where X is the
number of points of their army divided by 100, rounding
down. Each faction can spend these differently.
PanO Re-roll shooting to hit roll
Haqqislam Re-roll regeneration or heal roll

Fatigue Yu Jing Re-roll CC to hit roll

Units accumulate fatigue tokens through activations and
the effects of some weapons / skills. Each fatigue token Ariadna Give any Q4+ or 5+ model stealth for the
applies a -1 modifier on all "to hit" rolls and reduces round
movement by 1", or 2" in the case of rush / charge.
Nomads Re-roll hacking attempt
Fatigue tokens can be removed the ways.
1. The first time the leader of an army is activated, Combined Give Q3+ unit stealth for 1 turn
a player can remove X tokens from models
within 12". (X equals the size of the army Aleph Remove a fatigue token
divided by 100, rounding up, eg. 3 for a 250pt
army). Tohaa Re-roll defence save
2. When a unit is activated the first time each
round, make a quality roll for each fatigue token
Additionally, the types of units can be limited as follows,
on the unit. For each pass, remove a token.
where each number refers to the number of each type of
3. If a unit chooses to recover as it's initial
unit can be chosen per 100pts.
activation, it can remove all fatigue tokens.

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If a unit accumulates more than 3 fatigue tokens, it runs
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the risk of becoming stunned. For the fourth and all M/S LI EI HI EHI M HB G G
subsequent fatigue tokens, make a quality test. If it is
failed the unit becomes stunned. Pan O 2 5 2 2 1 2 2 1 1

Yu Jing 2 5 2 3 2 2 2 1 0
Beginning a new round
At the start of the round, complete the following: Haqq 5 5 3 1 0.5 1 1 1 0.5
1. Remove any smoke templates
Nomads 3 5 2 2 0.5 2 2 1 0.5
2. Place any units arriving by ambush
3. For any units that are on overwatch it hunkered Tohaa 3 5 2 2 0 1 2 0 0
down, the owning player can choose to keep
them in this state, in which case they don't not Ariadna 5 5 3 1 0 0 0 0 0
have an initial activation (that is, they can be Combined 1 0 3 2 1 1 1 1 1
activated, but can not recover, and accumulate
a fatigue token to activate) Aleph 1 0 3 2 1 5 2 0 1

Additionally, PanO and Aleph should not have access to

Leaders smoke and only Combined army should have access to
plasma rifles.

An adaption of One Page Rules Grimdark firefight by Gaetano Ferrara. Adaptions made by Christian Hetebry christianhetebry@gmail.com.