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Da Twistas
A mob is out combing the desert for scrap, when a storm blows
down over the cliff sides of the skid. Horrible cyclones streak thru the canyon, bouncing off the sheer walls. The orks spot thier only shelter, a tall narrow rock spire which the twistas seem to be repulsed from. They hit the thrustas and rush for the cover, unaware that a rival mob is aproaching the samerock outcropping from the opposite side. But the cave in the rockface is only large enough to hold one of the two mobs...Terrain should be very sparse, mostly flat and empty, though possibly with a few cacti but no buildings. In the center of the tables should be a formation of the largest & tallest rocks you have for your table, placed with a gap at the formations center just big enough for all the vehicles of the larger mob. Deployment- The smaller mob picks the side it wants, and the other
deploys on the opposite table edge. Deploy all models & vehicles
within 6"of the table edge. Then each player places a 2" template (to represent the cyclones) on the table, at least 12" from models or vehicles, and 6" from the rocks.
Mobs-Both mobs bring all thier vehicles, and as many boyz as
they can fit on them. Excess models on foot are NOT allowed.
Special Rules

No Bottling-The orcs are too scared of the twisters to
make bottle tests. They may however voluntarily flee of the table
edge. They may then become lost, however.
Lost After the game, any mob whose models fled the table may
pick one table-edge as leading in the direction back to thier fort. Vehicles that left in that direction are not lost. Those which left off other edges, and all footers who fled are lost. Lost models can NOT dig for scrap in the mine, can NOT buy or equipment, lost slavers can NOT buy grots, lost spanners may only maintain the vehicle they fled on. Lost models are thrown around by the
storm and only
just barely return in time for your next game. However, the
adventures they have in returning home gain them an extra +1d6 XP's.
Da Twistas-At the start of the game each player puts one 2"
template on table. During each players turn, the cyclone they placed on the table moves. Movement is 12", in a random direction. Use the scatter dice.If this movement makes the cyclone go off the table, it moves on from any point of your choice in your next movement phase. If a cyclone strikes the rocks in the center of the table, it moves the rest of its 12" back in the direction it came from.
Models within the outcropping are therefore safe from the
cyclones. Da Twistas of course block line-of-sight.
Footers in Da Twista If a template passes over a footer, it lifts
them and carries them for the rest of its movement that turn, and
are then thrown 1d3" out of it in a random direction. This inflicts a
S:3 hit on a 4+. If the cyclone carries them off the table edge,
then they are considered lost.
Vehicles in Da Twista-If a template passes over a vehicle (or
viceversa) the vehicle is immediately moved to a random edge of the twista, where it hits down facing in a random direction. Roll a die. On a 6, the vehicle is damaged on a random part. Only roll 1d3 for the damage effect, though. Each model on board must roll thier S or less on 1d6 or be picked up by the wind and carried as a footer.
Winning-The goal is get your mob into the shelter at the center of
the table as soon as possible. If one mob no longer has models on the table, it loses. At the start of the 8th turn, if there isnt a winner yet, the storm intensifies and all models further than 6" from the rocks are removed from the table and count as lost Experience: In addition to the ussual Surviving:+1d6, Wounding:+5, Penetrating:+5, and Winning Nob:+10, these acts allso generate
experience points:
Shelter Finder: the first ork into the shelter (whether footeror driver) gains +5 XP's. Storming: Each turn in which a vehicle passes thru a cyclone, as long as the driver is not thrown out like a footer, they gain +1 XP.
Finding the way home: As stated above, lost models eventually
make thier way home, and such adventures are worth +1d6 XPs more,exactly like the serious injury result "66:Surviving against the Odds".
DA MINESHAFT || By href="mailto:Gorker87@hotmailcom">Gorker87

Ere's a new scenario dat ya kin play after a normal battle. It's
intitled 'da Mineshaft. If ya have a gameboard from Space Hulk
din use it. If'n ya dont have a Space Hulk board then you can
just draw a dezine on kardboard, just make sure it'z got lots of
tunnels. The idea behind dis scenario is dat the enemy mob has
followed yer mob into da minez in an attempt ta finish off yer mob.
Mob memberz ya kin use are any or all of da Boyz dat survived
da battle. In dis scenario, instead of tryin to kill off all yer enemies
ya try to get a teef total of 5, 10, whatever. Ya gain teef by killin
enemies. Fer example, Grotz is worth 1 teef each, Yoofs is worth
2, Boyz 3, Spannerz and Slaverz 4, and Nobz 5. Since itz so
dark down below each member kin only see 5 inches. Any
weaponz kin be used, but no vehiclez, since itz so cramped. If
ya's got any questionz about dis, contact me.

The Demotlition Derby is a favourite pass time of some of the
richer mabs that can afford to smash up their older vehicles. Orks
from all around usually show up to watch the derbies, and often
fights break out in the stands as the spectators get excited about
the derby.

SPECIAL RULES

This senario does not use scrap counters nor Bottlin' Out
special rules. It is suggested that you do not use this senario for
experience, just play for fun.


DA DESERT

The mobs will need plenty of room to race about and crash. It is
suggested that you place a ring of hills and rocks around the
arena to be used as make shift grandstands, or create
grandstand scenery pieces.

MOBS

Vehicles are only allowed one driver each, and no crew. Only
vehicles are allowed in the "arena", While the remainder of the
mob is placed in the "grandstands"


Each player should pick a portion of the grandstands to place his
models.


Any number of mobs may participate in the derby (the more the
merrier!!).

STARTIN' -

THE REVVIN' AN' SHOUTIN' ROLL

Each player roll a D6 for each vehicle in their mob, and adds the
number of Orks in the mob (Grots are too squeaky!) to see who
makes the loudest noise. The player with the highest total score
gets the first turn.

RULES OF DA DERBY

No spectator may move, shoot, or be in hand-to-hand combat
until one of the vehicles in their mob been involved in a ram. After
making the ram those mobs whose vehicles were invovled may
attack other spectators, run into the arena, attempt boarding
actions, and basically take their turns as normal.


Grots are far too sneaky to be concerned with the tradtions of the
derby and may act as normal without one their mob's vehicles
being invovled in a ram.

ENDIN'

Important - Once all pf a mob's vehicles are inmobil that
mob automatically bottles out. Their vehicles should be left on the
table as "obstacles".


Important - When only one mob has a moving vehicle
left on the table, Da Derby is over. They are the winners.


VARIATIONS & OPTIONAL RULES


• If several mobs are in the derby, you can use the Revvin'
  An' Shoutin' rules after each time all the players have completed
  their turn. Yes, this can lead to a mob going twice in a row, if they
  came in last one turn and then came in first in the next. But, by
  the same token a mob could come in first one turn and then last
  the next, which can be very damaging.
  
  
  
• One of the reason this scenario should not be played as a
  normal game is the fact that a mob cannot bottle out until all of it's
  vehicles are destroyed and then it automatically bottles. To play
  this as a normal game would cause serious problems for some
  mobs, and possibly annihilate them all together. but if you have
  any ideas on how to modify this scenario, please contact me!
  
  
  
• Experienced Mekboyz || By href="mailto:grantad@hotmail.com">Bloodscent - Along
  with the other orks that come in droves to watch the derby, so do
  the Mekboyz. Some of the best Meks in all of mektown get so
  enthused by the Derby that they offer their Top-O'-Da-Line
  services to those who parcicpate. For a small fee a mob can
  have their vehicles repaired by an Experienced Mekboy. These
  Meks never bodge a job, and will some times upgrade a gubbin
  or vehicle.
  

  Vehicle	Cost
  Bike	2 Teef
  Trakk	3 Teef
  Buggy	4 Teef
  Trukk	5 Teef

  
  On a roll of 6 on a D6, the vehicle gets an upgrade or a new
  gubbin.
  
  
  
• To the Victor Goes the Spoils || By href="mailto:grantad@hotmail.com">Bloodscent -
  Another enjoyable possibility is to add a cash prize to the winner!
  Each Ork of the mobs participating has a toof pulled before the
  start of the derby, The winning mob takes home all the cash

  
  

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