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INTRO
Welcome to a Renegade Scout expansion pack.

This pack offers new additions to the game, focusing on new ways to play.

You will find 10 new entries to use when rolling for Strange Terrain and Strange Worlds.

You will find two new ways to play the game, focusing on faster games and on a more gritty
military experience respectively.

Finally, you will find a conventional points system for more competitive oriented players.

As always, the big focus of Renegade Scout is to play the game the way you want to.

This expansion pack is all about providing you with new, fun ways to play.

As always any feedback, suggestions, corrections or ideas can be directed to me at

nordicweaselgames@icloud.com

We also have a discord server if you like to chat. Simply email me for an invite.

Thank you

Thank you to Ralph Plowman ( http://thecolourintospace.blogspot.com )

Designated Marxman ( http://atlases-undiscoveredcountry-tabletop.blogspot.com )

Bill ( https://www.velociengineer.net )

Both for letting me use your photos and for being cool people in general.

Cover terrain and mini’s by Schyler Harmon.

Thank you to the people over on /tg. Hive of scum and villainy sure, but you guys also rallied to
support me when life was kicking us in the teeth. 

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NEW STRANGE TERRAIN TABLE

This section expands the Strange Terrain table in the core rules to a full 20 entries.

To use the new options you can roll a D20, flip a coin to decide which list to use and then roll a
D10 or simply pick one you haven’t done yet.

As always some interpretation may be required to solve oddball situations as they arise.

GM placement

When using features like these, the optimal result is usually gained from having a GM (or other
neutral player) position the new feature.

A GM may also opt to not reveal the nature of the feature until it would be evident to the troops
on the ground.

11 Crawling Forest

Mark an area of forest terrain as normal.

At the end of each turn make a Scatter roll and move the terrain feature the indicated distance
and direction.

The forest will halt upon contact with a table edge.

Figures within the feature do NOT move with it, they are left where they stand.

The forest can envelop other terrain features as it moves but causes no damage or
displacement.

12 Haze Fields

Mark out three or four roughly spherical areas a few inches in diameter.

At the end of each turn make a single Scatter roll and move every field as indicated. 

A field that contacts the table edge disperses and is removed.

The fields block line of sight regardless of technological assistance or alien abilities.

Any figure within 2” of the edge of a field counts as having an Observation score of 1 for all
game purposes.

Figures within a field can move normally but cannot fire, even on targets within the same field.

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13 Crashed Probe

A small space vessel has crashed somewhere on the battle field.

Place a suitable model, then scatter wreckage and craters liberally around the area.

For the first two turns of the game, the wreckage is too hot to approach within 1”.

From turn 3 onwards, the first time a non-vehicle figure approaches within 6” of the wreck a D6
is rolled.

On a 1-3 the probe is just so much scrap.

If playing for Victory Points, holding it at the end of the game is worth 1 additional Victory Point.

On a 4-6 it contains something of vital importance.

Ignore all prior objectives. Whoever holds the wreck wins the battle.

14 Old Minefield

Divide the table up in 12 x 12 inch squares.


At the start of each game turn roll a D10 for each square.

On a 1 the square is mined. Any figure that moves within the area from now on must roll a D6:

A 1 trips a mine, exploding with the effects of a Frag Grenade (2”, Impact 3, AP 1)

A squad only triggers a single mine per turn, regardless of how many 1’s they roll when moving.

On a 10 the square is definitely free of mines. Do not check it again in the future.

It’s entirely possible for troops to have moved through the minefields without triggering any
mines, only to realize their retreat path is now dangerous.

15 Hypno-Weeds

At the start of the second turn, randomly select a terrain feature that is shrouded in the Hypno-
weeds.

Any character that ends a move within 3” of the weeds must roll 1D6.

If they roll OVER their Observation score, they are unaffected.

Otherwise the character is transfixed and can take no actions next turn.

If engaged in melee they will make no attacks of their own.

A friend in contact can drag a victim away while Moving Cautiously.

Otherwise the poor fool will stand there for the rest of the battle.

Characters struck by any attack or damage source will shake off the effect during the following
turn, but must test again if they remain in range at the end of their next move.

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16 It’s the Glorb!

A bubbling mass of strange, alien matter that seems impervious to any attempts at inflicting
damage upon it.

Best you can do is stay clear.

Place any suitably gooey looking item on the table, roughly 2” across.

The Glorb rolls on the table below at the end of every game turn.

1 Move according to a Scatter roll.

2 Expand 1” diameter.

3 Move 6” directly towards the closest non-vehicle figure.

4 Remain in place.

5 Place a new Glorb, 2” in diameter in the center of the current, then make a Scatter roll
for both.

6 Expand 1” diameter, then move according to a Scatter roll.

Anything that the Glorb moves unto is stuck in the goo and unable to act. 

All Wyrd effects are nullified upon contact.

A vehicle that is partially contacted must move away during the next Movement Phase or be
incapacitated as well.

The Glorb can be fired over, but any troops enveloped in it are immune to fire.

17 Unstable Structures

When any building on the table is entered for the first time, roll 1D6.

On a 1 the building is unstable.

At the end of each game turn, starting with the current, roll 1D6 for each unstable structure and
track the scores rolled.

Add +1 if any weapon with Impact 5+ was fired at or by figures in, under or on the structure.

Once the total has reached 6+ the building collapses.

Any figure in, under or on the structure must make an unmodified Armor save or be destroyed. 

Vehicles are not harmed but ground vehicles will be immobilized in the rubble.

18 Inferno

An area of the battlefield is burning.

Mark a square area 3” x 3”.

At the end of each game turn roll a D6.

On a 1-2 the fire expands 1” on a random side of the square.

The inferno is impassable, provides Light Cover when fired through and troops that are
enveloped in it suffer an Impact 3 AP 1 hit at the start of each Movement Phase.

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19 Tactical Location

At the end of turns 2, 3 and 4 of the battle select one random terrain feature on the table, using
any appropriate die.

If playing for Victory Points, these three features become worth 1 Victory Point if held at the
end of the battle.

20 Hidden Cache

Mark 4 spots on the table.

The first time a non-vehicle figure reaches each spot roll 1D6:

On a 1-2 they have found a hidden cache.

Roll once on the Personal Enhancement table in the equipment chapter of the rulebook. 

The finder can use the item immediately.



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NEW STRANGE WORLDS TABLE


When rolling for a Strange World you can expand the table in the rulebook with these new
options.

You might roll a D20 to select, randomly pick whether to use the rulebook table or the new one
or just pick one you haven’t played yet.

As with Strange Terrain some player interpretation may be required.

11 Lively Battle Space

At the start of turns 2, 4 and 6 roll up a random feature from the Strange Terrain tables and
place it on the table.

If no instructions are given for placement, put a marker in the center of the table then make 3
consecutive Scatter rolls and move it accordingly.

When a feature is placed, shift any figures out of the way as the new feature is revealed/bursts
out of the ground/de-cloaks etc.

12 Unstable World

At the beginning of turn 3 roll a new Strange Worlds factor and apply it from that point
onwards.

13 Desolate Fields

Absolutely nothing lives on this world.

Replace all vegetation features with rocks, boulders or similar.

Water features should be replaced with craters and depressions.

No wild life can be encountered during battles.

No weather patterns exist of any kind.

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14 Abyssal Cracks

The crack begins at the center of the table.

At the end of the first game turn make a Scatter roll and extend the crack in the direction and
distance roll.

At the end of each subsequent turn make a new Scatter roll and continue extending the crack
from its last end point.

The crack is 2” wide and can be represented with string or any other suitable object.

Any figure caught under the crack must roll an Armor save and FAIL to jump aside. Move such
figures to the closest safe point.

Figures that pass their Armor save plummets to their doom.

Vehicles escape if less than half the vehicle are over the crack and they move away in the
following turn.

Otherwise they too fall to their doom.

The crack can be fired across and flying, hover or jump capable units can move across
normally but it cannot be crossed by any conventional ground units.

15 Chaotic Weather

Roll a D6 at the beginning of each game turn. On a 1-2 the weather is calm.

Otherwise the following limitations apply:

* No air units can operate or be called.

* Jump Troops cannot operate.

* Any sort of flying on-table creature cannot do so.

* Any hover type vehicle is reduced to half Movement speed.

16 Dense Gloom

Due to the impenetrable darkness the following effects apply”

* No ranged attacks are possible over 12” (infantry and cavalry target) or 15” (vehicle target).

* All troops are -1 to their Cool Under Fire scores.

* All rolls to spot Sheltering troops are at -2.

17 Heavy Interference

No long range communications is possible at all during the battle.

This prevents all attempts at radio, calling off-map support and even telepathic or Wyrd
communication methods.



Command Radius for leaders is cut in half.

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18 Meteor Bombardment

At the end of each game turn, a chunk of rubble falls from the sky. 


Put a marker in the center of the table and make a Scatter roll, but double the distance rolled.

The chunk lands there striking everything within 2” with Impact 6, 1D3 Damage AP 2.

Vehicles are struck on their top armor, ignoring any Armor Save completely.

Place a rock or boulder at the impact point, moving any survivors out of the way.

19 Inexorable Tide

Mark one of the neutral table edges with a Tide marker.

At the start of each turn, roll 1D3 and move the marker that many inches towards the opposite
table edge.

The marker represents the advancing tide of liquid.

Infantry and cavalry in the liquid but within 6” of the marker can move at half pace.

Vehicles can move normally.

Any figure in the liquid but more than 6” from the tide marker sinks or swamps and is lost for
the rest of the battle.

20 Thick Sludge

The entire battle area is covered in a thick, reeking sludge that inhibits movement, jams up
equipment and generally makes life awful.

All moves are reduced by 1” for infantry, 2” for cavalry or 4” for ground vehicles.

This penalty is applied to the final move after any potential doubling has taken place.

Any figure that moves and fires will Jam their weapon if any hit die scores a natural 6.

It takes one Fire Combat Phase to clear a Jammed weapon.

Terrain features are not covered by sludge.

Any figure in or on a terrain feature is safe from both the movement and jamming effects.

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BLITZ MODE
What is Blitz?

Blitz is a set of rules tweaks to make the game flow quicker and easier.

It’s particularly intended for large battles with a lot of figures on the board, but it can also be
used to simply slim down the core experience for quick, intense games.

While the mechanics presented are intended to be used as a package, there’s nothing stopping
you from just grabbing one or two ideas you like

Anything that is not explicitly changed below is assumed to remain the same.

The character Profile

* Characters with 3 or more Wound Points increase the number by +1.

Monsters and vehicles with 10 or more Wound Points increase the number by +3.

Turn sequence changes

* The roll to establish Priority is simply a 1D6 roll with the lower score acting first.

* Note that in some Phases you may act with multiple Units at the same time.

In such a case declare all Units that will act first, then carry out all actions from one Unit that
Phase before moving on to the next Unit.

Example:
I nominate two Units in the Movement Phase.
Once I have selected the two Units, I then carry out all movement with one Unit before carrying
out all movement with the second Unit.

Movement changes

* When it is your turn to act you may select up to 3 Units provided they are within 6” of each
other.

* Terrain is handled differently:

Infantry that Moves Cautiously do not suffer any movement reductions due to Obstacles or
Difficult Terrain.

Infantry that Charges can move only at the Cautious rate if they cross any such terrain
features but do not apply any modifiers or reductions.

In order to Run, the Unit must be moving in clear, open terrain.

* Units cannot voluntarily adopt an Open Formation during game play but may be deployed in
one at the start of the scenario.

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Shelter changes

* Units can only Shelter if they did not move.

Ranged Combat changes

* When it is your turn to fire, you may fire with one Unit as normal.

If the Unit selected is an Infantry Unit, you may also fire with one Personality within 6” of a
squad member. This allows the Personality to fire ahead of time in the Phase.

It does not ever permit a Personality to fire more than once per Phase.

* Blast weapons do not produce an area of effect.

Instead on a successful attack roll, a target Infantry Unit takes 1 hit plus 1 hit per 1” of blast
effect. Any 0.5” blast effect allows a D6 roll with a 1-3 inflicting an additional hit.

No more than one hit per squad member can be inflicted on the target.

Assign hits as normal (closest to the firer).

If the target squad is within 2” of another squad, they are treated as a single squad for
targeting purposes.

Example:
A 1.5” blast would inflict 2 hits with a D6 roll to determine if a third happened.
A 3” blast would inflict 4 hits.

* Persistent effects should have a small token next to them when they are placed. 


* At the start of each Movement Phase remove the token from any Persistent effect.

Any Persistent effect with its token already removed is removed from the board.

No rolls are made.

* You may not fire into Close Combat, except if the target is a Size 3 target which is purely in
combat with Size 1 figures.

Close Combat changes

* Characters receive a reduced number of attacks in Melee combat according to the table
below:

Attack Dice Attacks performed

1 1

2 2 if opponent has only 1 Attack Die. 1 otherwise.

3+ 2

* Melee attacks do not alternate.

Instead when a character attacks and is entitled to multiple attack dice, they resolve both at
the same time.

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Damage changes

* Instead of rolling for Injury followed by an Armor roll, only a single Armor roll is made.

* All Armor ratings are increased by +1.

A 6 on the Armor roll is always considered a failure.

If the weapon Impact does not exceed the targets Defense, the target player may re-roll any
Armor roll of a 6 once.

Example:
I inflict 3 hits on a squad with Armor 2 (after factoring in the +1 bonus), Defense 3.
My attacks have Impact 3 and AP 0.

My opponent rolls 3 Armor rolls scoring a 2, 4 and a 6.

The 2 is deflected and nothing happens.
The 4 is a failure and results in a casualty.
The 6 would be a failure but as the weapon Impact does not exceed Defense, the defending
player may pick up that die and roll it again.
The re-roll is a 5 and the trooper dies after all.

Damaging targets with 4+ Defense in excess of the Impact value is still not possible.

Morale changes

* Morale tests do not cause Pinning, though other rule effects can impose the Pinned status
effect as normal.

* A Morale test equal or below Leader Skill is a success.

A Morale test over Leader Skill is a failure, causing the Unit to become Broken.

* If a Unit has been reduced to a third of its original strength or less, the remaining figures are
removed from play immediately if they ever become Broken.

Example:
My squad began the game with 10 figures.
10 divided by 3 is 3.33, so if the squad is ever Broken while 3 or fewer figures are left, the Unit
will be removed from play.
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Wyrd changes

* The Strain mechanic is not used.

* Level 1 and 2 Casters may use a single Power each turn.

Level 3 and 4 Casters may use two Powers each turn.

* Powers work automatically.

A 2D6 roll is made with an 11 or 12 causing the character to roll on the Corruption table.

* To Interfere, each Caster rolls 1D6 and subtracts it from their Wyrd Power.

The higher score prevails. On a draw, the active Caster is successful and the power works.

Vehicle changes

* Vehicles follow the new Damage rules above.

Remember that if Defense is 4+ points above Impact, the attack will have no effect.

* The normal Critical Damage roll is not made.

Instead any strike that inflicts 1 or 2 Wound Points will never inflict a Critical Hit.

Any strike that inflicts 3+ Wound Points always inflicts a Critical Hit.

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WAR MODE
What is War Mode?

Renegade Scout is not a dreadfully realistic game, aiming instead at a somewhat open-ended
space opera feel with space wizards, robots and big monsters.

War Mode aims to change that by providing you with adjustments and new rules to produce a
more tense, military game.

Whenever realism is discussed in regards to toy soldiers (and toy space soldiers especially),
some wise guy always opines that “games with laser guns can’t be realistic”.

That’s probably true, but we all have a reasonable idea of what “realism” means in a game.

It tends to mirror what I call “television realism”: The atmosphere of a good war movie or show
like Band of Brothers.

Our games share a lot of things in common with the big screen after all: 

They, and we, often try to portray grand, sweeping battles with 17 soldiers and one tank and
the lack of the special effects budget often has to be compensated for by enthusiasm.

Of course bloody-minded realism must still exist alongside the aforementioned space wizards
and monsters.

These rules changes are intended to work together, but are constructed to be modular.

If you end up loving one option and hating another, just use the ones you like.

Movement changes

* If an infantry or cavalry Unit moves and is not in cover, it should be marked with a Moving
token.

* If the Unit has any Suppression tokens on it and attempts to move closer to visible enemies,
subtract 1” per token from the final Movement score (after any modifications due to Running
or Charging).

* If the Unit is Shaken, it cannot move closer to any visible enemy, but it may move away or
remain in place.

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Combat changes

* When firing at a Unit with a Moving token and no cover, a +1 Hit bonus applies to each shot.

* If a figure is in physical contact with (or within half an inch of) another figure and is hit by a
ranged shot, the firer may immediately fire an additional shot at the adjacent figure.

* For each casualty a Unit suffers due to combat (but not Morale-related causes), place a
Casualty token by the Unit.

* If a firing Unit has Suppression tokens, a -1 Hit penalty applies for each token.

* Suppression tokens don’t have any effect in Melee combat and no tokens are placed for
Melee attacks.

We assume a wacko hacking away at you with his space sword is a pretty good motivator.

Morale changes

* Squads test Morale once in any Firing Phase where they lost a figure.

Apply a Leader Skill penalty equal to the number of Casualty markers on the Unit currently.

Units within 8” of a friendly vehicle with at least one functioning weapon can add +1 to their
Leader Skill.

* If the roll is equal or below the unmodified Leader Skill, the Unit remains in good order.

If the roll is 1-3 points over the Unit is Shaken if in cover, Broken if in the open.

If the roll is 4+ points over the Unit is Routed.

* Shaken Units may remain in place or withdraw.

They cannot move closer to visible enemies.

They may fire but any shots will hit only on a natural roll of a 1.

* Broken Units flee as explained in the core game rules.

If they begin the turn within a terrain feature, they become Shaken automatically.

* Routed Units immediately flee 2D6”, removing 1 figure as a morale casualty.

It cannot Rally this turn, even if another rule or ability would permit it.

At the beginning of the next turn, the Unit becomes Broken (if in the open) or Shaken (if within
terrain).

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Suppression

* Any squad subject to any of the following conditions during a Firing Phase has a
Suppression token placed next to it for each such factor that applies.

Only one token is applied even if a specific factor applies repeatedly in one Phase.

* Suffered hits from weapons fire.

* Took hits from Blast or Sustained Fire weapon.

* Took a Morale test and rolled equal to Leader Skill.

As such, up to 3 tokens may be placed per Firing Phase.

Rallying changes

* Each Rallying phase remove 1 Casualty token from each Unit before attempting to Rally.

* Units that are Shaken or Broken roll to Rally normally as per the rulebook.

Shaken Units do not remove figures due to failed Rallying attempts.

* Units with Suppression tokens roll 2D6 against their Cool Under Fire score.

If the roll is equal or lower, they may remove one Suppression token.

If the roll is 3 points lower, they may remove two tokens.

Units can attempt to remove Suppression tokens even if they are not in cover.

Vehicle changes

* Vehicles take no damage from weapons with Impact 3 points below the Defense score.

* To resolve if a strike causes a Critical Hit roll a single D6 per strike.

If the roll is equal or below the amount of Damage inflicted, a Critical Hit is suffered.

This means any strike inflicting 6+ Wound Points is always Critical.

* Vehicles do not take Casualty tokens, but do suffer 1 Suppression token during any Phase
where they lose Wound Points.

To remove them, roll against the Cool Under Fire score of the vehicle commander if present,
the main gunner otherwise.

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Warning

Using these rules will make the game move at a much slower pace: 

Troops trying to rush open spaces better make sure they reach cover or they are likely to be
gunned down.

Meanwhile, squads sitting behind cover and trading shots are likely to not hit much of anything
as the suppression tokens mount.

Combined arms is the key.

Hit the bad guys with Sustained Fire or Blast weapons, then bring up the assault troops to
cross the open space as quickly as possible.

If one of your squads is disappearing under all the Casualty and Suppression tokens then pull
them back or bring up a tank to take off some of the heat.



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Points System
The Points System discussion

Points systems always seem to attract a certain amount of controversy among gamers.

Some players won’t play games without them. Some won’t play games with them.

While Points systems are often associated with competitive games and power gaming, it can
have many other purposes as well, the most notable of which is that it allows more flexibility in
setting up a force for a game.

While completely “blind” games are not really where Renegade Scout excels, being able to tell
your friends “hey, I have a scenario in mind. Bring X points of mostly infantry on Saturday” can
save a lot of work.

Of course, some players do enjoy the mini-game of building an army, then surprising your
opponent with what you brought and I see no harm in allowing for that.

Why not a build-system?

Given the inspiration for Renegade Scout, it may seem like an odd choice to not include a
formula to calculate the cost for any given figure.

The answer is two-fold:

First and foremost it is simply something very hard to do.

Such systems have a thousand pitfalls and will tend to be either very surface level or filled with
special cases and conditions.

Plus it tends to create a cascade effect: If something is adjusted in the formula, you then have
to go back and adjust every single unit. Not exactly a lot of fun.

The second problem is that it tends to encourage fiddling about with individual stats, instead of
looking at a character as a whole.

In the end, the current system is based on eye-balling where things fall relative to each other.

To build your own things, find the existing character or creature that’s closest and then tweak it
up or down a bit as appropriate.

Compatibility

This system is NOT intended to be compatible with Rogue Trader.

To the extent that any sort of coherent logic was even involved in the RT army list values, it
would simply be unmanageable.

That does not even begin to factor the differences in power level between the two systems.

As such if you use original army lists, you will have to determine a reasonable points value for
any “new” troops brought into that setting and vice versa.

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Troop costs

All costs are per figure.

Human troops Cost Alien troops Cost

Colonial Militia 7
Converted 13

Enforcer 15
Engineer 10

Field Agent 20
Feral 11

Merc 12
K’Erin 13

Mutant 7
Hakshan 11

Nomad 8
Horde 12

Psycho 6
Hulker 16

Stalker 12
Manipulator 10

Starport Scum 5
Many 11

Unity Grunts 10
Precursor 12

Zealot 7
Skulker 11

Slaver 11

Soulless 14

Swarm 15

Swift 10 


Personality costs

Upgrading any trooper to a Personality has a fixed cost of +5 points.

This allows them to operate independently and follow all rules applicable to Personality
figures.

Select the Level of the Personality.

Each Level allows the player to increase any one Ability Score by +1.

Each score can only be raised once.

Level Cost per Level

1-4 2 points

5-8 3 points

9-12 4 points

Example:
A Unity Grunt is 10 points.
A Grunt Personality would be 15 points.
If I wanted them to be level 4, I’d have to add another 8 points for a total of 23 points.

Force Commander +10

Platoon Leader +5

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Skills

A squad may have a single member with a Skill (Rulebook page 110).

Personalities may have up to 2 Skills.

Adding a Skill to a figure costs as follows below:

Adding one Skill to a squad member +3 / +6

Adding one Skill to a Personality +4 / +8

Second Skill for Personality x 2 to most expensive Skill.

The first cost is for rolling randomly on the Skill table, the second value listed is for selecting a
desired Skill from the table.

Wyrd Powers

Only Personality figures may be given Wyrd Powers.

Select a Mastery Level and apply the cost, then apply any Species specific adjustment.

Check the Species rules to make sure you are following any restrictions on Wyrd Powers.

Mastery Level Cost Species Cost

1 +10
Precursor +5

2 +20
Horde +5

3 +35
Swift +2

4 +50
Many +5

Engineer -2


Other troop factors

Forward Troops +3 per figure.

Jump Troops +5 per figure.

Cavalry - Horse +3 per figure (+5 if combat trained)

- Sand Runner +6 per figure.

Gene Dog companion +6

Weapon crew:
Pay the cost of the individual figures and weapons.

Apply a discount of -2 points per figure after the first.

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Gear costs

Infantry heavy weapon premium:

Any squad with more than 2 weapons costing 10+ points each must pay a +5 premium per
additional “heavy” weapon slot.

Weapon Cost Special weapons Cost

Slug pistol 1
Light mortar 15

Slug rifle 2
Heavy mortar 25

Auto slugger 5
Flame projector 8

Slug cannon 15
Under barrel flamer 3

Auto slug cannon 12

Fusion rifle 14

Laser pistol 1
Heavy fusion gun 20

Laser rifle 2
Fusion cannon 35

Auto laser 8

Heavy laser 8
Main gun Cost
Laser cannon 20

Blaster pistol 2
Base 10

Blaster rifle 3
Add AP Shells +10

Auto blaster 8
Add AT Shells +20

Heavy blaster 10
Add Plasma Shells +20

Blaster cannon 25

Shard pistol 1
Grenades Cost
Shard rifle 2
Frag 2

Shard repeater 8
Penetrator 4

Shard auto cannon 15

Jinx 5

Scrap pistol 0.5

Fog 2

Scrap rifle 1
Shard 2

Rattle gun 4
Cling-Fire 3

Shotgun 1

Gauss pistol 3
Melee Cost
Gauss rifle 4

Gauss repeater 12
Blade 1

Gauss auto cannon 15

Tech blade 3

Primitive pistol 0
Power blade 3

Primitive rifle 0
Ripper fist 5

Bow 0

Armor Cost
Launcher Cost
Primitive 1

Grenade launcher 6
Light 2

Rocket launcher 15
Combat 3

Attached launcher 4
Heavy 5

Assault 10

Cost of grenades must be added.

Breach 18


Special Cost
Per roll on Personal Equipment table +10

Per roll on Specialist Equipment table +6

Per roll on Personal Enhancement table +12

Per roll on Special issue ordnance table +10

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Vehicle costs

To determine the cost of a vehicle simply add up the cost of the hull, weapons, crew and any
upgrades.

Hull Cost
Civ Car 30

Civ Utility 40

Utility Walker 40

Armored Car 50

APC 60

Light Tank 100

Medium Tank 135

Heavy Tank 150

Light Walker 50

Heavy Walker 75

Weaponry

Add up the cost of all weapons.

Any Slow or Mounted weapon pays a +5 points premium.

If a crew position has two (or more) weapons but can fire only one per turn, pay the full cost for
the most expensive weapon and pay half (rounded up) cost for any additional weapons.

Crew and upgrades

Tally up the normal cost of the crew, applying a -2 point discount to each crew member.

Any equipment usable by a dismounted crew must be paid at normal cost.

If any vehicle mounted weapon can be used by the crew dismounted, a +5 point premium is
added to the cost of the weapon.

Sub-types Cost
Targeting computer +20

Grav vehicle +20

Improved protection +10

Cyber-vehicle +5 (civilian) / +15 (military)

Neural link +5 per position

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Army composition

The following guidelines are suggested when using the points system:

Squads should have at least 5 figures in them.

The number of Personality models should not exceed the number of squads in the army.

The army may not contain more than 4 Wyrd Mastery Levels across all Personalities.

Weapon Teams are counted as squads but no more than half (rounded down) the squads may
be Weapon Teams.

The number of vehicles should not exceed the number of squads in the army.

Additionally, no more than 35% of the total points value should consist of vehicles.

For every 3 squads, up to 1 Unit could be Forward Troops or Jump Troops.

Campaign notes

Any improvements obtained through campaign play, such as Ability improvements or Skills,
do NOT add to the points cost of a unit.

They are a reward for making that far.



Of course if any rewards are used, the casualty rules in the core rulebook should also be
followed precisely.

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A FEW PRE MADE UNITS

6 Figure Squad

Unity Grunts 60 points

K’Erin 78 points

Precursors 72 points

Soulless 84 points

Personalities

Level 4 +13

Level 4 platoon leader +18

Level 8 force commander +39

Level 8 +29

Level 4, Wyrd ML 2 +33 (+38 if Precursor)

Armaments for squads

Low-tech infantry +47

5 slug rifles, 1 auto slugger.

1 attached launcher (Frag, Penetrator)

Frag grenades. Light armor.

Mid-tech infantry +54

4 laser rifles, 1 auto laser, 1 heavy laser

Frag grenades. Combat armor.

Storm troops +97

1 blaster pistol+tech blade.

4 blaster rifles. 1 auto blaster.

Frag grenades. Assault armor.

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Vehicles

APC 76+crew
3 crew,

Auto-Laser.

Grenade launcher (Frag)

Light tank 133+crew

5 crew

Laser Cannon

Auto Laser

Medium grav tank 196+crew

5 crew

Main Gun (AP/AT)

Auto-Laser

Grenade Launcher (Frag)

Light walker 81+crew

1 crew

2x Auto Blaster

Heavy Blaster