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Re: Brik Wars Scenarios IN PROGRESS
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Wed, 29 Aug 2001 16:33:36 GMT
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Has anyone had a chance to try these out yet? I'm just curious how they work.
Or, if you are in the DC Metro area and want to play brick wars, let me know.
aaron
In lugnet.fun.gaming, Aaron Sneary writes:
> I have come up with some scenarios for use in Brik Wars and hope to get some
> feedback from anyone who has an opinion. I will list them in their current
> (untested) state. I would love it if some of you could test these and tell me
> what you find works, or doesn't.
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> 'Mad Max'
> 2-4 players
> TechLevel: 4-5
> Goal: Take control of a gas tanker truck and return it to your side of the
> table.
> Description:
> One player has the gas tanker, eight support vehicles, and as many troopers as
> will fit on those vehicles. All other players have six vehicles and as many
> troopers as will fit on those vehicles. The gas in the tanker is both very
> valuable and extreamly explosive, players should avoid firing on the tanker.
> Optional rule:
> After ten turns, non-tanker player must roll 1d20 for each vehicle. On a 1, • the
> vehicle runs out of gas and is immobile. Gas cans have a 1:10 can to trooper
> ratio, plus standard CP.
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> 'Right to Bear Arms'
> 2 players or teams
> TechLevel: 4
> Goal: Last Man Standing
> Description:
> One player is a backwoods organized militia. They have x (x being a chosen
> variable based on your minifig collection) troopers with an unrestricted • number
> of weapons, one well armored and armed base with no computers. The second
> player is the Government. They have 3x troopers but are restricted to one
> rifle or pistol per trooper. Vehicles are restricted to one missle or gas
> grenade launcher. They have enough vehicles to carry their troops.
> Optional rule:
> Third player plays Media who try to interview all the Heros and several • troops.
> The Government cannot intentionally fire on a Media Civvi or Vehicle. The
> Militia can attack, hold hostage, or bribe the Media in any way they see fit.
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> 'The Beltway' (The slang for Wash. DC's looping bypass)
> The more the merrier
> TechLevel: 4
> Goal: Take out your road rage on PBB's
> Description:
> Build as many ground vehicles with drivers as possible. Divide the vehicles
> evenly between the players. Each player secretly chooses a driver to be an
> Abnormal Person and hides a pistol in the vehicle for added chaos. Mark off a
> large loop (with lanes if you plan on obeying them. All vehicles move at
> approximately full speed around the loop each turn. Be sure to cut people off,
> ram the slow pokes, and force drivers off the road.
>
> 'High School Spirit Week'
> 2-5 players
> TechLevel: Any
> Description: There are no designed-to-be-weapons weapons in the game. Each
> player plays a characterized click from high school hell.
> Hoods +1 skill, access to shop tools, have one motorcycle
> Geeks +2 skill(non combat), access to chemicals from lab, library (heavy • books)
> Jocks +1 strength (Power), access to sports equipment
> Band Kids more minifigs than others, 5 are Beligerant Drummers
> Faculty +2 skill, +1 strength, stun or grapple ONLY
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> New Weapon Idea (please test this weapon for me!!!)
> Fast Growing Kudzu (Southern Ivy)Seeds
> Spreads 2" each turn
> Covers and entangles anything it touches, stopping doors, vehicles, and
> troopers. Does 1d6 damage to buildings and vehicles per 4" of Kudzu
> Each 2" of Kudzu has 1d4 AV
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