NL Road Warriors Ver0.9

Road Warriors
Post Apocalypse Skirmish Rules for No Limits
Post Apocalyptic Skirmish for No Limits

By. Torben Kastbjerg
These rules introduce small gangs and their continuing struggle to control their turf and see off rival
gangs. Road Warriors uses the No Limits core rules but expands certain areas providing a more
detailed skirmish level environment. Campaign rules are included to allow a gang to evolve from
game to game
Version 0.9 (Nearing the big one-oh)
14/12/2006
Road Warriors
New Rules
The Bottle Check
Whenever a Gang goes down below 50% of
its starting strength, then it is time for the
Gang Leader to roll a bottle check. In order to
do so, then he must simply roll a normal CO
check at the beginning of the turn. If this fails,
then his gang scampers off and the game
ends. If this succeeds, then the game
continues for another turn.
Note that the Gang Leader must make a CO
check at the beginning of each turn, once
50% of his men are down or out.
New Critical
Whenever you roll a natural 1 on the die to
hit, then you do not automatically ignore
armour. Instead, you have hit a weak point in
the enemy and therefore you add +1 ST to
your attack.
Fumbles
Whenever you roll a natural 10, then the
attack made a complete miss, dud or
otherwise had absolutely no effect. Therefore
you must roll an ammo check, 1d10 and roll
below the weapons Ammo. If failed, then you
have run out of ammo and the weapon
cannot be used any more during that game.
Some weapons fumbles on a roll of 9-10.
Pinning
If a ganger was hit, but not injured by the
attack, then he must roll a CO check. If he
succeeds then nothing further happens. If he
fails, then hes Pinned. At the beginning of
the units next activation, roll an unmodified
CO check. If successful, then the unit is no
longer pinned and may function normally. If
failed, then the unit suffers -1 RA/CC and has
half its AC rounded down. It is still Pinned.
Reload
Some weapons will have a special ability
called Reload. Whenever a weapon with
this ability has fired, then place a small
marker next to it. As soon as possible it then
needs to spend 4 AC on reloading the
weapon before its able to fire. I.e., the
weapon can only be fired every other turn.
Going Down
Once a unit has been hit and lost its last
wound, then you must roll a Toughness
check. If this fails, then the model is out and
is removed from the game. If this succeeds
then the model is put face down and has 3
AC until his next activation where he may
attempt to recover by rolling another
Toughness check. If he rolls a Natural 1 on
this check, then hes still fighting, however, he
has a -1 RA and CC modifier.
Do note that the model must still roll a normal
CO check, if hes wounded, and may flee the
battle instead.
Hold
Weapons with a ROF of 2+ will have half their
ROF, rounded down, when theyre shooting
on hold.
Mercy Kill
If a ganger ever gets into base-to-base
contact with an enemy figure whos Down,
then hes allowed to execute that model by
using either a shooting or close combat
attack. The executed model is considered out
of action and thus removed from the game.
Wounding Hit
You score a wounding hit each time you
wound. This means that if a unit went down,
and was wounded once more, then it would
still count as a wounding hit, often netting you
+5 EXP.
Falling Down
Units who went down or was knocked prone
within 1 of a ledge, or units who failed a
jump, will fall and take an automatic hit of a
DAM +1 per 2 fallen. Thus, at 4 the DAM
equals 2 and so forth.
Note that theres no maximum to this.
Vehicle on Hold
Vehicles cannot go on hold at all.
One figure at a time
You may only activate one ganger at a time.
Once all gangers have been activated a new
turn begins.
14/12/2006
Road Warriors
New Vehicle Rules
Vehicle Movement
These rules are designed to allow for more of

a Skirmish Feels to the No Limits system, as I
personally felt that they were a bit lacking.
Here follows the new vehicle rules for use
with Road Warriors.
Vehicles start the game at a speed of 0,

although if you have access to the Highway
territory you may deploy a vehicle with its
current speed at up to its acc.
All vehicles work by using a special Spill over
Speed (SOS), which means that vehicles will
always move.
Vehicle Stats
A vehicle will have the following stats:
Acceleration (ACC), Brake (BRK), Armour
(AR), Protection (PR), Wounds (W), Handling
(HA) and Max Speed (MS).
At the beginning of the Vehicles activation,

then you must move the vehicle its SOS
directly forward (this will making facings
VERY important) as well as perform any
turns. This means that you are only allowed
to perform any actions, including altering the
speed of the vehicle, once you have moved it
at its current speed!
Acceleration and Brake indicates how much

the vehicle may alter its speed up and down.
Its a two-digit number, with the first value
being the number of inches that you alter the
speed with, and then how many ACs it will
cost you to alter the speed.
If you accelerate a vehicle, once it has

moved, then you may move the vehicle up to
its ACC worth of inches forward as a normal
move, performing turns according to the SOS
Turn chart by its new speed. The UC for
these are deducted from the drivers AC.
Armour and Protection are how much, well,

protection the vehicle offers to its
passengers. Armour is used when the vehicle
itself is attacked (see later) and Protection
when the driver or anybody onboard is hit.
Wounds is another two digit stat. The first
digit indicates how many actual wounds the
vehicle has before its broken down. The
second digit indicates when the vehicle has
taken critical damage. A Vehicles critical
damage is permanent in a campaign, as well
as the number of wounds left on the vehicle.
Per each wound lost, reduce Handling by
one.
The same goes for braking, however, the

vehicle will stay at the same spot, with the
same facing. This is primarily used to slow
down a vehicle at high speeds. The UC for
this is deducted from the drivers AC.
Moving through Terrain
A vehicle must roll a Handling check per 2
moved through terrain if its SOS exceeds 5.
Other than that, vehicles counts rough terrain
in the same fashion as all other units, namely
half movement to pass through.
Handling is a special modifier a ganger

receives whenever he attempts to manoeuvre
the vehicle. These are not for mundane
manoeuvres but reserved for bootlegger
turns, brake slams and for regaining control
of the vehicle if it should start to spin out of
control. The CO of the driver is used for
handling checks
Hitting Stuff and taking Wounds

If a vehicle hits someone along its path, the
person being hit has the chance to move out
of the way by rolling a CC modified by the
Roadkill Table below:
SOS
Max Speed is the absolute maximum value in

inches that a vehicle may move during a turn.
Typical Bike
ACC BRK
4/3
5/3
AR
6
PR
-
W
4
HA
+1
5-6
7-8
9-10
1112
1314
15+
CC
-1
-2
-3
-4
-5
-6
If this is successful then the unit jumps out of
harms way. If unsuccessful then unit is hit by
a force equalling to half the Wounds (rounded
down), plus 1 point per 4 of movement. The
vehicle takes no harm.
MS
30
14/12/2006
Road Warriors
Swerve: UC 4, HA -2
The vehicle is allowed to swerve side-to-side
in order to make it a difficult target. If failed,
then the vehicle goes out of control. If
successful, then the vehicle has Dodge.
If a vehicle hits another vehicle then they will

both take damage, with both of them using
the same method as above to calculate their
respective damage to each other.
If a vehicle hits a solid object, like a wall, rock
or anything like that then it will take damage
as if it hit itself.
Going out of control

Whenever a vehicle goes out of control due
to either Loosing a Wound or Failing a
Handling check, then you must do as follows.
Roll 1d10 as per scatter, this is the direction
in which the vehicle will go out of control to,
reading the numbers rolled on the dice as
inches. The number rolled is then equal to
half if travelling at speeds below 10 and to
full if travelling at 11 or higher. Next, you roll
a facing die, as a normal scatter die, turn the
vehicle to face its new facing.
The damage of this attack, i.e. the number of

wounds, are calculated by taking half the
vehicles total SOS (rounding down). This is
the number of wounds lost by the opponent.
In the case of vehicle on vehicle impact, this
will have a serious impact on both vehicles,
as a faster vehicle will give more damage
than it might receive.
The SOS is reduced by if the vehicle hits
someone. It comes to a full stop if it hits
another vehicle or a solid object.
Each Going out of Control roll will reduce the

SOS of the vehicle by double its BRK value. If
the vehicle still has any SOS left over, then
the driver must perform a Handling check,
with the SOS as a penalty as well as any
other penalties. If failed, the vehicle spins
once more, if successful the vehicle has
come to a full stop. Once the vehicle has no
more SOS or comes to a stop by other
means (such as hitting a solid object or
another vehicle) then the driver, assuming
hes still alive, regains control.
Special Manoeuvres
A vehicle is allowed to perform special
Manoeuvres during its SOS, however these
will deduct any AC from the driver
accordingly. They are performed at any point
during the vehicles movement and require a
handling check at certain penalties.
Bootlegger Reverse: UC 6, HA -3
The vehicle moves forward up to half its
current SOS and if the handling was
successful then it may now perform a 180degree turn and come to a full stop. If failed, it
goes out of control.
Note that a vehicle will go out of control if the

driver is knocked out or pinned.
Bike Collision
If a bike collides with a solid object or another
vehicle, then the driver will fly up to 1d10
directly forward, and will be subject to the
same type of damage caused by the actual
ram itself. Thus, bike collisions are very
deadly.
Tight Turn: UC 2, HA -1
The vehicle is allowed to perform a 90-degree
turn to either side instead of its normal turn of
45 degrees. If failed then the vehicle goes out
of control.
Turning Table
Speed
Turn at
1-4
2
5-7
3
8-10
4
11-13
5
14+
6
Full Stop: UC 5, HA -2
The vehicle is allowed to perform emergency
braking at the beginning of its activation. If
successful then the vehicle deducts double
its BRK. If failed, it moves half SOS and then
goes out of control.
HA
+1
+0
-1
-2
-3
14/12/2006
Road Warriors
Vehicle Combat
1d100
Effect
100-90
Dead: The vehicle explodes in a

rather spectacular fashion. Its
template size is 3 and the ST of the
attack is 10. Survivors are scattered
and the vehicle cannot be repaired,
but only sold for scrap.
Multiple Injuries: Roll twice on the
table, rerolling results of 100-90, 5935 and any result lower than 15.
Chassis Hit: The vehicle lowers its
wounds by one. If this was the last
wound, then the vehicle is completely
wrecked and can be scrapped.
Accelerator The vehicle looses one
point of ACC. If this was the Vehicles
last point of ACC, then it cannot drive
any more.
Plating The vehicle looses one point
of AR. This value cannot go below
zero.
Quirk: The vehicle gains the
Confused Trait.
Blown Suspension: Any person
attempting to shoot from the vehicle
receives a -1 RA modifier. If this totals
a -5 RA, then the vehicle can no
longer move.
Gone out: The unit takes no further
harm.
Faulty Brakes: The BRK of the vehicle
is reduced by one. If this reduces the
BRK of the vehicle to zero then it
cannot run anymore.
Jammed Steering: The HA of the
vehicle goes down by one. If this
reduces the HA to -5 then the vehicle
is locked and cannot run anymore.
Come On You Piece Of S: Roll
1d10 before each battle. On the roll of
10, then the vehicle will not work and
cannot partake in the battle.
Armour Weakened: Reduce the PR of
the vehicle by one.
Clunk: A Random upgrade mounted
on the vehicle has been destroyed
and is removed from your roster.
Shaky Engine: If moving at top speed
roll 1d10. On the roll of 9-10 then the
engine goes off and the vehicle
comes to a stop.
Destroyed weapon: A random
weapon, mounted on the vehicle is
destroyed and removed from your
roster.
Vehicles will sometimes have a driver as well

as a gunner attached to them, and most often
the opponent will try to blast them all to
kingdom come.
89-85
Drivers and Gunners

Gunners are allowed to take any action
during the vehicles movement or after the
vehicle have moved. Therefore, a gunner
activates simultaneously with the vehicle and
may spend ACs at any point during the
vehicles activation. Normally this will enable
him to shoot any mounted weapons or his
own personal weapons.
84-80
79-75
Passengers
Passengers are allowed to fire their weapons,
if the vehicle is open topped. Because of the
high speeds, then they will receive a -1 RA
per each 5 worth of SOS. If the vehicle is not
open topped then they are not allowed to fire
their weapons. They may only fire once the
vehicle has been activated.
74-70
Taking Damage
Whenever a vehicle takes damage, then the
opponent must declare if hes trying to hit the
crew or the vehicle. If he attempts to hit the
crew then he receives a -2 modifier for bike
attacks and a -4 for all other vehicles.
Template weapons will hit both the vehicle
and the crew. Passengers are included in the
crew and the opponent may select exactly
which crewmember he wants to shoot.
If a crewmember is hit, then the crewmember
adds the PR of the vehicle to his Toughness.
59-35
If the vehicle is hit, then deduct any PM from

the vehicles armour before rolling on the
damage table. The AR value of the vehicle is
readily modifiable and therefore even AR 12+
vehicles can be wounded, if using sufficient
firepower.
19-15
69-65
64-60
34-30
29-25
24-20
14-10
9-5
Loosing Wounds
As soon as a vehicle has lost its last wound
then you must roll on the following injury
table. Once all wounds are lost the vehicle
becomes immobilized. An immobilized
vehicle may still fire.
4-1
14/12/2006
Road Warriors
Vehicle Weapons
A vehicle might, at some point during a
campaign, be fitted with many sorts of
weapons. In order to do so, simply follow the
following rules.
overload a vehicle, reducing its ACC and HA

by 1 per 1 space you decide to cram into the
vehicle, up to a maximum of 3 extra spaces.
Vehicles in Campaigns
As gangers, the vehicles themselves also
gain experience although in a radically
different way than normally.
A weapon must be mounted in one of the

following ways:
Fixed Forward (may only shoot in a 2 wide
corridor to the front)
Front, Left, Right, Rear (may only shoot in a
90 degree arc in the chosen section)
Swivel (may only shoot in a 180 degree arc
either to the front or the rear)
Turret (may fire in any direction)
Repairs
Instead of healing the vehicle, then you can
attempt to either have one of your gangers
with the Grease Monkey skill attempt to repair
it by rolling a CO check. This check is
modified as follows:
- 1 CO per each additional wound
the vehicle has.
- 1 CO if the damage is stacked (i.e.
two results of Jammed Steering
would grant you a -1 CO).
If the check was successful, then one point of
the damage has been repaired. If failed, then
nothing further happens.
Or you could simply spend a ganger in the
post-game phase to tow the vehicle to the
nearest barter town and have a mechanic
look at the vehicle. This will cost you 50 caps
per wound, and he still needs to roll a CO
check (his CO, however, starts out at 10). IF
he fails, no damage has been repaired and
youre 50 caps short. If successful then youre
50 caps short, as well as one damage. If you
roll a natural one whilst visiting the barter
grease monkey, then he fixes two damages
for the price of one! You may only attempt
one repair per post-game phase.
All of these ways of mounting a weapon will

have additional costs, not only in terms of
caps, but also in the spaces available on the
vehicle. For ease of reference here are the
costs as well as the loss of space:
Type
Fixed Forward
90 degree arc
Swivel
Turret
Cost
+50
+100
+200
Space
1
2
3
4
A Bike may not have any other type of

mounting than the Fixed Forward option.
Firing with mounted weapons
Either the driver or an assigned gunner will
take care of the actual firing with these
weapons. If the driver is firing, then he will
suffer a -2 RA modifier because hes also
busy keeping his vehicle moving. The gunner
will receive a -1 RA modifier.
Scrapping a Vehicle
If you choose to sell a vehicle at any point, or
have been forced to by a roll on the damage
table, then its scrap value is equal to half its
starting value. You may salvage all
equipment and weapons, which you have
attached to the vehicle prior to selling it.
Spaces
Each vehicle will have a number of spaces
equal to their size. Usually, a Bike will have a
space of 1, which means that a bike can only
have 1 Fixed Forward weapon. Space also
determines the available space for crew on
the vehicle. For an example; a truck with a
Swivel mounted Machine Gun will use 3
spaces on mounting this weapon. This will
leave it with 4 spaces for crew, or perhaps
some other type of weapon mounts.
Space is a rough estimation of the weight as
well as the actual size of the mount. You may
Income and Vehicles

Vehicles count for 3 members in upkeep and
maintenance. This accounts for fuel, finetuning, reloading and all the extra details that
go into preserving a fine tuned machine.
14/12/2006
Road Warriors
Scenarios
The player with the lower gang rating must
roll on the following table to determine the
scenario.
Purchasing a Gang
Each gang starts out with 1000 bottle-caps
(caps for short) for which he may purchase a
gang as well as their equipment.
The following rules apply for gang creation:
Minimum 3 Fighters (at least 3 figures
in a gang)
One Leader, no more, no less
Up to three Special Weapons may be
fielded.
As many Gangers as you want to
No more than half a gang can be
made up of Newbs.
2d10 Scenario
2
Higher Gang Rating Decides
3
Lower Gang Rating Decides
4-5
Road War / Turf War
6-8
Turf War
9-10
Scavengers
11-12
Sabotage
13-14
Im Calling You Out
15-17
Gang Fight
18
Show Down
19
Lower Gang Rating Decides
20
Higher Gang Rating Decides
Once a scenario has been rolled for, roll for
any old battle wounds.
Gang Leader:
120 caps
AC RA CC ST
T
W CO AR
8
4
4
3
3
1
6
Special Rule: Leader; any friendly model
within 6 may substitute their CO for that of
the leaders.
Weapons: Close Combat, Pistol, Rifle,
Grenades.
Then set up terrain as described in the

scenario, and fight the scenario.
This is the Pre-Game Phase.
Ganger:
60 caps
AC RA CC ST
T
W CO AR
8
3
3
3
3
1
5
Weapons: Close Combat, Pistol, Rifle,
Grenades, (Special)
The Post Game Phase consists of the

following:
Work out the EXP for each and every figure,
using the numbers given in each scenario.
Add any underdog bonuses to the total.
Newb:
30 caps
AC RA CC ST
T
W CO AR
8
2
2
3
3
1
4
Weapons: Close Combat, Pistol, Grenades
Work out injuries for units that went out

during the match.
Once you have purchased your units, then its

time to arm them with weapons from the
following lists. Only 1 Ganger starts out with
the Special Weapon trait. Other gangers must
learn the skill in order to use them.
Work out your territories and see how much

you get by working them. Note that you gain
the underdog bonus AFTER paying the
expenses for your gang.
Pay off any mercenaries currently assigned to
your gang. If you cant pay, then theyre out of
your gang and removed from your roster.
If you hire a new Mercenary, you need to roll
him whilst your opponent is there to see it.
When you purchase Grenades, you purchase

enough to last for one Match.
Note also that all weapons have a new stat
called Ammo. Whenever you roll a fumble
on your attack, then you must roll 1d10 below
this number. If failed, then the weapon has
run out of ammo and cannot be used any
more during the game. If fumbled, then the
weapon is destroyed and removed from the
roster.
Work out whats on the rare trade market in

the barter town. Then purchase new stuff and
get ready for another battle.
14/12/2006
Road Warriors
Gang Creation Price List

The following is the stuff that you can
purchase to any member in your starting
gang. Note that some of this equipment may
only be available through the Rare Trade
Chart later on. You may purchase as many
vehicles as you want for your gang.
A Ganger can carry up to the following:
Up to two Close Combat Weapons
Up to two Pistols
Up to one Rifle or Special Weapon
Up to one Grenade
Gang Rating
A gangs rating is equal to its total cost +
Level from all of its gang members.
Per each 50 points of Gang Rating difference,
then the gang with the lower Gang Rating
gains +1 EXP when winning. If theres a
difference of 100 then they will gain +2 EXP
for winning and +1 EXP for loosing. This will
increase per 50 points there after.
Gaining Experience
After each scenario, each ganger will have
learned a couple of new tricks which will allow
him to improve his aim or similar.
See the Trade Section for prices on the

equipment as well as vehicles.
Close Combat
Sword, Large Sword, Chain Saw, Punch
Dagger, Spear
Exactly when a ganger will learn these new

skills follows this simply progress list. Some
units in your gang will start at a higher level of
experience than others, which will be
explained later on.
Pistols
Mini-SMG, SMG, Pistol, Zip-Gun, Crossbow
EXP
0-4
5-10
11-15
16-25
26-35
36-45
46-55
56-65
66-85
86-100
101-130
131-160
161-190
191-220
221-250
251-280
281-310
311-340
341-370
371-400
Rifles
Hunting Rifle, Sawed-Off Shotgun, Shotgun,
Blunderbuss, Musket, Assault Rifle
Special
Spear Gun, Machine Gun, Grenade
Launcher, Missile Launcher, Flamer, Sniper
Rifle
Grenades
Frag, Smoke, Incendiary
Vehicles
Bike, Normal Car, Large Car, Pickup
- Upgrades
Armour Plates, Seat Belts, Spear Gun,
Assault Rifle, Machine Gun, Missile
Launcher, Auto Cannon; Any Mounting,
Stuff
Hollow Point, Armor Piercing, Pellets, Slugs,
Masks, Tool Kit, Medic Pack, Padded Armour
Rank
Newb
Ganger
Leader
Legendary
Level
5
10
15
20
25
35
45
55
65
75
90
105
120
135
150
165
180
195
205
220
Newbies start out with 0 EXP. As soon as

they earn 26 EXP then they become gangers,
but retain their stats.
Gangers start out with 26+1d5 EXP.
Leaders start out with 101+1d10 EXP.
When gaining skills, then you must roll 1d10
for each type of unit that may receive a skill. If
14/12/2006
Road Warriors
3-4 Combat Skills

1 Parry
2 Blood Lust
3 Mighty Blow Counts 1-3 as a critical in CC
4 Determined
5 Find Weakness
6 Frenzy - +1 ROA in CC
7 Ferocious - +1 ST when charging
8 Killer Rep Fear (1)
9 True Grit Re-roll failed pinning check
10 Tough - +1 T when rolling for Going Down
you roll equal to or below this number then

you may pick any skill table to roll on, if you
roll above then you must roll for which skill
table.
Newbs
3 or less
Gangers
6 or less
Leaders
9 or less
2d10 Effect
2-3
The unit gains +1 AC
4-5
The unit gains +1 W
6-8
The unit rolls on skill table
9-10
The unit receives +1 RA
11-12
The unit receives +1 CO
13-14
The unit receives +1 CC
14-16
17-18
The unit gains +1 T
19-20
The unit gains +1 ST
A unit may not increase its profile beyond the
following maximum:
Maximum Statistics
AC RA CC ST
12
7
7
7
T
7
W
3
CO
8
5-6 Shooting Skills

1 Two Gun Fighter May use two pistols as a
single attack
2 Hip Shooter - +2 when running and
shooting
3 Marksman re-roll failed to hit
4 Bulls Eye - -1 T to enemy when rolling for
going down
5 Stability
6 Firing Drill If the model doesnt move, and
has the actions for it, then it may fire any
ROF 1 Pistol or Rifle Weapon twice during its
activation. This may be combined with the
Two Gun Fighter Skill.
7 Level Headed When on hold, then the
unit has as many ACs as when he went on
hold.
8 Thumper No Indirect Fire penalty
9 Dead Eye all ranged attacks gain PM 1
10 Steady Hands May aim a Special
Weapon
AR
-
Therefore, if you roll an upgrade, which you

cannot use, simply re-roll until you gain an
upgrade that you can use.
If you gain a result of Roll on any skill table
then you must roll a skill table and roll 1d10
and see what skill your ganger has learned.
Note that a roll of 9-10 allows you to roll once
more; 1-5 he learns a weird skill, 6-10 the unit
learns a driving skill.
1-2 Agility Skills
1 Dodge
2 Jump Up
3 Leap
4 Cat Fall Half Damage from faling.
5 Quick Move
6 Infiltrate
7Agile
8 Dexterity
9 Sure Footed Ignores Rough Terrain
10 Pistolero May use pistols in close
combat, using his CC skill
14/12/2006
Road Warriors
7-8 Leadership Skills

1 Boom Voice Leader range is 12
2 Haggle Reduce Rare Items price by 2d10.
3 Steadfast roll 2d10 and pick better when
rolling on the Panic table
4 Iron Will Reroll Bottle Check
5 Team Work Ganging up bonus becomes
cumulative for this unit.
6 Linked Activation May activate any
unactivated friendly ganger within Leader
Range. These two units then act
simultaneously. If you do not have the Leader
Skill, then you may only activate a ganger
within 3.
7 Leader The unit, if the leader is down,
assumes command of the gang. Note that
this will unlock other leadership skills.
8 Proud May ignore a failed CO check once
per game.
9 Heroic Rush The unit may, once per
game, gain +1d3 AC for one turn.
10 High Morale 2d10 for CO check, choose
better.
9-10 Vehicle Skills

1 Gunning The model may add 1d5 to the
vehicles ACC. He may not go over the MS by
using this skill.
2 Stocky Driver The model adds +2 to his
Handling check when involved in a Goes out
of Control.
3 One Hand Driver The model may
Accelerate and shoot as per the Running
and Shooting rules from No Limits.
4 Wrecker The model, when hitting another
vehicle or a solid object, takes 1 point less
damage from the hit.
5 Racing Driver Ignore the HA modifier for
performing the Tight Turn manoeuvre.
6 Grease Monkey The ganger with this skill
is allowed to attempt to modify one vehicle
per Post Game Phase as detailed in the
vehicle rules.
7 Gunner The model receives a +1 modifier
for shooting a weapon mounted on a vehicle.
8 Dodger The model does not receive the
normal -2 HA modifier for attempting to
Swerve a vehicle.
9 Pack Mule Increase the Space on the
vehicle to which the ganger is assigned, by 1.
10 Rigger The ganger is used to driving
vehicles who are overloaded and count the
overload one better than it is. I.e. a +1 HA if
overloaded.
9-10 Weird Skills

1 Medic May help downed gangers. Roll a
toughness check. Success means that the
ganger gets up but does not receive the
normal -1 RA/CC modifier.
Allows for 1 re-roll on the serious injury chart
post game.
2 Armorer Roll a CO check pre game, if
successful then the gang has +1 Ammo.
3 Fixer May re-roll once on variable income
4 Specialist The unit may now use special
weapons
5 Weapon Smith May re-roll a failed Ammo
check once per game
6 Lucky Gains a single re-roll for any die roll
once per match.
7 Grease Monkey May attempt to fix a
vehicle as per vehicle healing rules.
8 Scout Add or subtract up to 2 when rolling
on the scenario table
9 Looter May attempt to loot fallen enemies.
He can only attempt one loot per Post Game
Phase. In order to loot, simply roll a CO -2. If
successful then he has looted 1d5 items from
the injured.
10 Scavenger The unit can scavenge 1d10
worth of caps during the post game phase, if
it wasnt injured or down at the end of the
game.
10
14/12/2006
Road Warriors
Injury Table
If a model went down during the game, you
must now roll a toughness check. If
successful then he has gained no injury and
was simply winded during the fight. If failed,
then he must roll on the following table.
Unit that were out of the game must roll on
this table.
Units that fled does not roll on this table.
Injury Table
1d100
Effect
100-90
89-85
84-80
79-75
The opponent rolls 1d10 if he won the game

and 1d6 if he lost the game. If he successfully
rolls a result of 10, then he has captured a
single ganger. He adds +1 to this roll per live
ganger he wants to scout for enemies post
game these may not have fled, been
injured or gone down during the match.
74-70
69-65
64-60
59-35
34-30
29-25
24-20
19-15
14-10
9-5
4-1
11
Dead: The Ganger dies, and is

removed from the gang roster.
Multiple Injuries: Roll twice on the
table, rerolling results of 100-90, 5935 and any result lower than 15.
Chest Wound: The unit has -1 T, if T
is reduced to zero, remove the model
from the gang roster.
Leg Wound: The unit has -1 AC. If AC
is reduced to 4 or less, remove the
model from the Gang.
Arm Wound: The unit has -1 ST. If ST
is reduced to 0, remove the model
from the Gang
Head Wound: The model gains the
Confused Trait.
Blinded in One Eye: The unit has -1
RA. If RA is reduced to 0, remove the
Full Recovery: The unit takes no
further harm.
Shell Shock: The unit has the
Hesitate trait.
Hand Injury: The unit has -1 CC. If CC
is reduced to 0, remove the model
from the Gang.
Old Battle Wound: Roll 1d10 before
each game. On a roll of 9-10, the
ganger may not partake in the
upcoming game.
Partially Deafened: The unit has -1
CO. If CO is reduced to 0, remove the
Horrible Scars: The unit now causes
fear (0), further rolls do not increase
the fear level.
Impressive Scars: The unit adds +1
CO for these impressive scars, further
rolls do not further his CO.
Survives Against the Odds: The
model receives +1d5 EXP from
surviving against the odds.
14/12/2006
Road Warriors
Giant Killer Bonus

You gain more credits from fighting a giant.
The following is your bonus, worked out by
the difference in rating:
Territories
Each gang starts out with 5 territories
generated from the table overleaf. Each
territory must be worked by at least one
ganger. This ganger may not have gone out
of action during the game.
Only gangers are allowed to work the
territories.
Difference
Colleting Income
Depending on the number of models in your
gang, then your actual income may vary as
shown in this table:
Income 1029
3049
5079
80119
120169
170229
230299
300379
380459
460559
560669+
58
30
910
25
1113
20
1416
15
1719
10
20+
4
35
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
45
40
35
30
25
20
15
50
45
40
35
30
25
20
60
50
45
40
35
30
25
70
60
50
45
40
35
30
90
70
60
50
45
40
35
110
90
70
60
50
45
40
130
110
90
70
60
50
45
150
130
110
90
70
60
50
170
150
130
110
90
70
60
Income Bonus
1-49
50-99
100-149
150-199
200-249
250-499
500-749
750-999
1000-1499
1500+
+5
+10
+15
+20
+25
+50
+100
+150
+200
+250
This income bonus is added to the actual

stash that you receive once youve deducted
the living expenses.
Vehicles:
Bike
ACC BRK AR
4/3
5/3
6
Space: 3
Cost: 65
Open Topped
Normal Car
ACC BRK
4/4
4/4
Space: 7
Cost: 90
Large Car
ACC BRK
4/5
4/5
Space: 11
Cost: 180
This table allows for an easy way to

determine the general upkeep of a gang, the
number listed is the profit that the gang gains
from working its territories.
PR
-
W
4
HA
+1
MS
30
AR
7
PR
-
W
5
HA
-
MS
25
AR
7
PR
+1
W
6
HA
-1
MS
15
PR
-
W
5
HA
-
MS
20
Pick Up Truck
ACC BRK AR
3/4
5/4
6
Space: 9
Cost: 120
Open Topped
Now, its time to generate some Territories for

your gang.
Each weapon costs 1 space.

Each crew costs 1 space.
12
14/12/2006
Road Warriors
D100
0-7
Notes
8-14
Notes
15-22
Notes
23-30
Notes
31-38
Notes
39-46
Notes
47-54
Notes
55-62
Notes
63-70
Notes
71-78
Notes
79-84
Notes
85-88
Notes
89-91
Notes
92-95
Notes
96-99
Notes
100
Notes
Name
Mercenaries
A gang may hire Mercenaries in order to
bolster their strength when theyre running
low on man-power. In order to so, simply pay
the caps listed for a Mercenary and roll his 5
Advances on the following list. His maximum
is the same as any other human.
Income
Chem Pit
2d6
If you roll a double 6 when
working the pit, then the ganger
gains a single mutation and no
income is gained.
Old Ruins
10
Slag
15
Mineral Outcrop
D6*10
AC
8
D6*10
Drinking Hole
D6*10
ST
3
T
3
W
1
CO
5
AR
-
In addition, roll on this table to see what type

of weapons hes armed with:
1d10 Weapon
1-3
2 x Mini SMG, 1 x Knife
4-6
1 x Shotgun, 1 x Pistol
7-8
1 x SMG, 1 x Sword
9
1 x Sawed Off Shotgun, 1 x SMG
10
1 x Assault Rifle
Trader Contact
D6*10
Any Loot recovered nets you a
+5 credits.
Friendly Doc
D6*10
May sell organs from dead gang
members for d6*5 caps.
Workshop
D6*10
Ignore first Ammo roll for one
weapon during a game.
Gambling Den
2d10*10
If you roll doubles, then you
must Pay the gamblers the
number rolled.
Pre War Stash
2d6*10
May be looted a lot more up to
5d6*10. However, should you
roll a double when doing so,
then the Stash is looted by
others and is removed.
Choose
Free choice of Territory.
CC
3
2d10 Effect
2
The unit gains +1 AC
3
The unit gains +1 W
4-9
10
The unit receives +1 RA
11
The unit receives +1 CO
12
The unit receives +1 CC
13-18
19
The unit gains +1 T
20
The unit gains +1 ST
Shanty Town
30
Roll 1d10 on a roll of 1, you
gain a free Newb.
Mine
D6*10
Captives add +1 to the Income
rolled.
Highways
10
Allows you to deploy up to three
models up to 8 in from any
deployment area except your
opponents, at the end of your
first turn.
Holestead
D6*10
Water Still
RA
3
Once a mercenary has been rolled, then keep

track of him. If you let him go, other players
may purchase the same mercenary that you
rolled.
You may not have any more than 4
Mercenaries at any given time.
A Mercenary has a level of 25, and costs 45
to recruit and 30 for upkeep. If you cannot
pay the upkeep then hell leave your gang at
once. The upkeep must be paid for during the
post game phase.
13
14/12/2006
Road Warriors
Mutations
Its rather simple; roll 1d10 and look to see
what the effect does in No Limits.
1d10
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Mutation
Extra Head
Horns
Corrosive Blood
Whip Tounge
Rotting Flesh
Scaly Skin (fixed armor = 3)
Hesitate
Unstable
Tail Attack
Devour
A model may never have more than one

Mutation. Any further mutations are purely
cosmetic.
Rare Trade
The Leader may travel to Barter Town and
see whats up for offer, once income has
been generated. He may bring along any
Gangers who didnt work, to help him scout
out some good deals.
In order to generate deals, then you roll 1d10
to see how many items are up for sale (1-3 =
1, 4-7 = 2, 8-10 = 3) This is the number of
times you are allowed to roll on the rare item
chart. Per ganger you sent along, then you
add +1 to the number of times that you may
roll.
Once you have rolled an item and a price,
then you may decide whether or not to
purchase the item for your gang.
In addition then you may spend money on
Hired Guns, new Recruits and Common
Items (items not listed on the Rare Item
Chart).
Those items marked with works as
described in No Limits.
Only one type of Sights may be added to a
weapon. Sights may be added to any
weapon, but cannot be used if firing more
than 1 shot.
14
D100
Item
1-7
1
2
3
4
5
6
8-11
12-19
20-27
28-35
36-39
40-43
44-51
52-59
1-3
4-5
6
60-63
1-2
3-4
6
64-71
1
2
3
4
5
6
72-75
76-83
1-2
3-4
5
6
82-85
86-93
1
2
3
4
5
6
94-97
1-2
3
4
5
6
98-99
100
Special Weapon; roll 1d6:

Web Gun
Auto Cannon
Heavy Machine Gun
Laser Cannon
Rail Gun
Plasma Gun
Camouflage
Smoke Grenades
Flash Bangs
Toxic Gas Grenades
IR Sight
Laser Sight
Scope
Armour; roll 1d6
Light Armour
Heavy Armour
Combat Amour
Cybernetics; roll 1d6
Prosthetics
Improvements
Dermal Implant
Vehicle Equipment; roll 1d6
Roll Cage
Nitro
Enhanced Chassis
Improved Steering
Enhanced Brakes
Super Charger
Scanner
Close Combat; roll 1d6
Stun Gun
Gun Glove
Katana
Power Fist
Speed Loader
Vehicle Mounting; roll 1d6
Machine Gun
Auto Cannon
Missile Launcher
Heavy Machine Gun
Rail Gun
Laser Cannon
Rifle Special; roll 1d6
Tranquilizer
Combat Shotgun
Pulse Rifle
Laser Rifle
Gauss Rifle
Acutator
Free Pick
Cost
40+1d10
100+3d10
140+3d10
150+4d10
160+4d10
180+5d10
80+2d10
10+1d6
20+1d6
30+1d10
50+1d10
60+2d10
50+2d10
30+2d10
60+3d10
90+4d10
40+3d10
80+5d10
120+6d10
20+1d10
30+2d10
40+2d10
50+3d10
50+4d10
80+5d10
60+1d10
30+2d10
30+4d10
60+5d10
80+6d10
50+3d10
120+3d10
140+3d10
200+3d10
140+3d10
180+5d10
200+5d10
30+2d10
40+3d10
50+3d10
60+4d10
80+5d10
50+2d10
-
14/12/2006
Road Warriors
Rare Item List
The Vehicles HA is increased by +1. It may

not go any higher than +6.
Scope (Sight)
Adds +4 to all range brackets.
Vehicle Equipment; Enhanced Brakes

The Vehicles BRK is increased by +1.
IR Sight (Sight)
Ignores one point of cover modifier for to hit.
Vehicle Equipment; Super Charger

The Vehicles ACC/MS is increased by +1.
Armour; Light Armour

Unit now has an AR of 4
Speed Loader
A weapon fitted with this upgrade receives +1
ROF, but lowers its ammo by 2.
Armour; Heavy Armour

Common Item List

Armour; Combat Armour
Unit now has an AR of 4 and Enhanced
Save.
Ammo
Solid Slug
20 caps
Adds +1 ST to the Shotgun. Shotgun only.
Cybernetics; Prosthetics
Automatically cures an Injury involving Arm,
Leg, Eye or Ear.
Pellets
20 caps
Lower ST by one, ignores any cover
modifiers when rolling to hit. Shotgun only.
Cybernetics; Improvements
Automatically cures an Injury involving Arm,
Leg or Eye. In addition the implant grants the
following bonuses, which allows the character
to go above the normal maximum:
Eye
+1 RA
Leg
+1 AC
Arm
+1 ST
You are free to choose the upgrade. No more
than one of each upgrade is allowed per
ganger.
Dum-Dum Bullets
20 caps
The weapon now has +1 ST, but counts
Ammo one lower.
Hollow Point Bullets
50 caps
Weapon loaded with these bullets have
Ammo of 1 lower, but now deals +1 DA.
Armour Piercing Bullets 30 caps
Weapon loaded with these bullets now have
a PM of 2.
Cybernetics; Dermal Implant

Any Gangers Toughness is increased by 1,
this may take it above the maximum stat. No
more than one of these per ganger.
Reload
50 caps
Ignores an ammo roll per reload available.
Vehicle Equipment; Seat Belts

Increases the PR of the Vehicle by 1.
Useful Stuff
Padded Armor
30 caps
Vehicle Equipment; Nitro

Increase the Max Speed by 1d10. If you roll a
10, the engine suffers a blow out, and the
vehicle will move the SOS + 10 and then it is
immobilized.
Filter Masks
40 caps
Prevents the effect of Toxic Gas.
Filter Goggles
50 caps
Prevents the effect of Shock attacks
Vehicle Equipment; Enhanced Chassis

Increase the Vehicles W by 1. Note that it
may not increase its W beyond 10.
Medic Pack
80 caps
+1 to Toughness when rolling for Going
Down. A Medic with this equipment may add
or subtract 5 when rerolling a serious injury.
Vehicle Equipment; Improved Steering
15
14/12/2006
Road Warriors
A ganger can kick the habit by rolling a

Toughness check, once addicted, modified by
the double addiction rating. If successful, then
he kicks the habit and is no longer addicted.
All drugs have a UC of 3.
Generator
100 caps
May convert Old Ruins into a Village.
Vehicle Mounts
Turret
100 caps
The Vehicle now has a turret unto which a
single weapon can be mounted.
Boosta
20 caps
The unit gains a d5 free move at the
beginning of his turn. Roll 1d10 before each
game, on a 10 he suffers from an overdose
and does not partake in the fight.
Addiction: -3
Swivel
50 caps
The Vehicle now has a Swivel mount unto
which a single weapon can be mounted.
Calma
10 caps
The unit gains a +2 CO to avoid pinning, but
a -2 to Handling if driving. Wears off when the
game is over.
Addiction: -2
Arc Mounting
25 caps
The Vehicle now has an Arc mount unto
which a single weapon can be mounted.
Vehicle Equipment
Seat Belts
30 caps
Allows a re-roll on the damage done to any
crew if any collision occurs. If equipped on a
bike, the crew will only fly 1d6 instead and
only suffer half damage.
Frenz
20 caps
The unit gains +2 ST, which may increase
above the normal, as well as the Bloodlust
skill. However, roll 1d10 at the start of each
activation. On a 10, the effects have worn off.
Addiction: -4
Armour Plating
80 caps
Increase the Vehicles AR by 1. May not
increase beyond 10.
Eagle Eye
20 caps
The ganger gains +1 RA, and has almost a
sixth sense of where to place his shots thus
ignoring one point of cover modifier. Roll
1d10 at each activation. On a 8-10 the effects
have worn off.
Addiction: -4
Tweak
70 Caps
May increase the ACC, BRK or MS by 1. You
may never purchase more than one such
Tweak per stat.
Off Road
60 caps
The vehicle may move at normal speeds
through terrain, but may still go out of control.
Onslaught
60 caps
The ganger gains +1 to all of his stats. At the
beginning of each activation roll 1d10. On a
4-10 the effects have worn off.
Addiction: -5
Drugs
If you start using drugs, then youre on your
way down a slippery slope. Once the ganger
consumes the Drug, then he must roll a CO
check, modified by the drugs Additiction
rating. If he succeeds nothing further
happens. If he fails then he becomes
addicted and gains no further benefit from the
drug in future games. However, he must now
purchase and use the drug every game.
Should he roll a natural 10 on the Addiction
roll then he must roll a toughness check. If
failed then he suffers an overdose and is out
of the game as if he suffered a wound.
Drugs are one use only items.
Brawn
40 caps
The ganger gains +1 T and +1 W. At the
beginning of each activation roll 1d10. On a
roll of 8-10 the effects have worn off.
Addiction: -4
Flex
30 caps
Increase the gangers AC by one and his CO
for handling checks by 3. Roll 1d10 at the
beginning of each activation. On a roll of 10
the effects have worn off.
Addiction: -4
16
14/12/2006
Road Warriors
Close Combat Weapons

Knife
UC SR
MR
LR
3
Close Combat
Sword, Club, Maul, Bat

UC SR
MR
LR
4
Close Combat
Spear
UC SR
MR
LR
4
Close Combat
Reach: 2
ROA ST DA
1
+0 1
Cost
Free
Pistols
Mini-SMG
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
4
5/+1 10/+0 15/-1
2
2 1
Ammo
5
Cost
20
ROA ST DA
1
+1 1
Cost
10
SMG
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
5
6/+1 12/+0 18/-1
2
3 1
Ammo
4
Cost
25
Zip-Gun
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
3
6/+1 12/+0 18/-1
1
2 1
Ammo
5
Cost
5
Unreliable: On a fumble, then the model
using this weapon is knocked prone.
ROA ST DA
1
+1 1
Cost
20
Large Sword, Club, Maul, Bat

UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
5
Close Combat
1
+2 1
Cost
15
Chainsaw
UC SR
MR
LR
5
Close Combat
Hand Gun
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
4
5/+1 10/+0 15/-1
1
3 1
Ammo
5
Cost
10
ROA ST DA
2
5 1
Cost
35
Punch Dagger
UC SR
MR
LR
3
Close Combat
PM: -1
ROA ST DA
1
+0 1
Cost
20
Gun Glove
UC SR
MR
LR
5
Close Combat
Small Template
ROA ST DA
1
6 1
Cost
-
Stun Gun
UC SR
MR
LR
3
Close Combat
Shock Effect
ROA ST DA
1
6 1
Cost
-
Katana
UC SR
MR
LR
3
Close Combat
PM: -1
ROA ST DA
1
+3 1
Cost
-
Power Fist
UC SR
MR
LR
6
Close Combat
PM: -1
ROA ST DA
2
7 2
Cost
-
Cross Bow
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
3
6/+1 12/+0 18/-1
1
3 1
Ammo
7
Cost
5
Rifles
Hunting Rifle
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
4 10/+1 20/+0 30/+0
1
4 1
Ammo
5
Cost
30
Shotgun (with normal shots)
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
4
6/+1 12/+0 18/-1
1
4 1
Ammo
5
Cost
25
Sawed Off Shotgun
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
4
4/+2 8/+1 12/-1
1
4 1
Ammo
5
Cost
20
Blunderbuss
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
5
Medium Template
1
4 1
Ammo
3
Cost
20
Highly Unreliable: A roll of 9-10 when using
this weapon counts as a fumble. The ganger
using this weapon is then knocked prone.
17
14/12/2006
Road Warriors
Special
Spear Gun
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
5
5/+1 10/+0 15/-1
1
5 1
Ammo
6
Cost
25
Projectile Travel d10: See No Limits for
details
Musket
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
4
8/+1 16/+0 24/-1
1
4 1
Ammo
5
Cost
15
Unreliable: On a fumble, then the model
using this weapon is knocked prone.
Assault Rifle
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
5
8/+1 16/+0 24/-1
2
4 1
Ammo
5
Cost
45
Web gun
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
4
4/+1 8/+0 12/-1
1
Ammo
5
Cost
25
Snare: See No Limits for details
Tranquilizer
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
6
8/+1 16/+0 24/-1
1
5 1
Ammo
5
Cost
Sleepy: A unit wounded by this weapon will
not roll on the serious injury chart post match.
Hes simply knocked out cold and out of the
game at once.
Flamer
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
5
Medium Template
1
5 1
Ammo
3
Cost
40
Catches Fire: A unit hit, but not wounded by
an attack of a flamer will catch fire on a roll of
1 - 6. Each turn the unit will take damage
from the flames and are then allowed to put
out the fire. In order to do so, roll 1d10. If the
result is 8 or below, then the fire has been put
out. If a 9 or 10 are rolled then the model has
still caught fire.
Combat Shotgun
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
5
8/+1 16/+0 24/-1
2
4 1
Ammo
4
Cost
-
Grenade Launcher
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
6
8/+1 16/+0 24/-1
1
*
*
Ammo
5
Cost
70
Ammo: The weapon has an ST and DA
according to the munitions loaded in the
weapon. These are bought separately.
Pulse Rifle
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
6
8/+1 16/+0 24/-1
2
5 1
Ammo
7
Cost
Laser Rifle
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
5 12/+1 24/+0 48/-1
1
5 1
Ammo
9
Cost
-
Machine Gun
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
7
8/+1 16/+0 24/-1
4
4 1
Ammo
4
Cost
120
Gauss Rifle
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
5
8/+1 16/+0 24/-1
1
6 1
Ammo
7
Cost
-
Heavy Machine Gun

UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
8
8/+1 16/+0 24/-1
5
5 1
Ammo
3
Cost
Auto Cannon
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
8
8/+1 16/+0 24/-1
3
6 1
Ammo
4
Cost
-
18
14/12/2006
Road Warriors
Missile Launcher
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
8 12/+1 24/+0 36/-1
1
*
*
Ammo
4
Cost
100
Ammo: The weapon has an ST and DA
according to the munitions loaded in the
weapon. These are bought separately.
Incendiary
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
5
3/+1 6/+0 9/-1
1
5 1
Template
2
Cost
65
Indirect: May be fired Indirect.
Catches Fire: A unit hit, but not wounded by
an attack of an incendiary grenade will catch
fire on a roll of 1 - 6. Each turn the unit will
take damage from the flames and are then
allowed to put out the fire. In order to do so,
roll 1d10. If the result is 8 or below, then the
fire has been put out. If a 9 or 10 are rolled
then the model has still caught fire.
Sniper Rifle
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
6 10/+1 20/+0 30/-1
1
5 1
Ammo
5
Cost
80
Laser Cannon
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
8 15/+0 30/+1 45/+0
1
6 1
Ammo
9
Cost
Penetration Modifier -2
Flash Bangs
Smoke
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
5
3/+1 6/+0 9/-1
1
Template
3
Cost
Shock Effect: See No Limits
Knock Prone: See No Limits
Rail Gun
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
8 10/+1 20/+0 30/-1
1
6 2
Ammo
4
Cost
Projectile Travel 1d5
Toxic Gas Grenade

UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
5
3/+1 6/+0 9/-1
1
5
Template
3
Cost
Smoke: Generates smoke, see No Limits.
Dangerous Smoke: Models without masks
inside this cloud will take damage as if hit.
Plasma Gun
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
8
8/+1 16/+0 24/-1
1
6 2
Ammo
2
Cost
Template 2
Must Reload after Each Shot
Highly Unstable: Count an ammo roll of 9-10
as destroyed. Ganger carrying it will be hit by
the weapon, as if hit normally.
Grenades
Frag Grenade
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
5
3/+1 6/+0 9/-1
1
5 1
Template
2
Cost
40
Indirect: May be fired indirect.
ROA ST DA
1
5 1
Cost
65
Anti Tank Missile

UC SR
MR
LR
PM
2
ROA ST DA
1
8 1
Cost
95
Do note that it is assumed that a ganger has

enough grenades and/or missiles to last him
for a whole battle, unless he fails his ammo
roll.
Thus, you will only need to purchase
munitions once per ganger, not per shot.
Smoke
UC SR
MR
LR
ROA ST DA
5
3/+1 6/+0 9/-1
1
Template
3
Cost
Smoke: Generates smoke, see No Limits.
Frag Missile
UC SR
MR
LR
Template
2
19
14/12/2006
Road Warriors
Scenarios
Vehicles with their Front to the Drop Out will

move their SOS directly towards the Drop Out
during this phase.
Units with an SOS lower than 5 will reverse
towards the Drop Out the number of inches of
difference between the SOS and 5.
Road War
Can only be played if the gang has any
vehicles. Only Vehicles and crew are allowed
in this scenario.
Background
The talk in the bartertowns are all about a
new find way out in the wasteland. Two
gangs have decided to risk the long journey,
and luck would have it that they spot each
other out on some deserted highway. This is
a race to the death and the promised loot at
the end of the road.
If a piece of terrain crosses the drop out, add

+1 to the number of terrain rolled.
Once all terrain and vehicles at a wrong angle
have moved, then its time to place terrain.
Roll 1d3 and add +1 per terrain piece that
went beyond the Drop Out. Roll 1d10 and
1d3 for each new terrain piece. The Terrain
piece will then be placed the 1d3 in from the
Promised Land in Lane 1 (1-2), Lane 2 (3-4),
Lane 3 (5-6), Lane 4 (7-8) or Lane 5 (9-10).
Setup
Play on a normal table. The gang with the
highest gang rating will be the defender in
this scenario. He will set up 12 from the edge
termed the Drop Out. The attacker will set up
6 from the edge termed the Drop out. The
defender sets up all of his vehicles first. The
attacker then place all of his vehicles.
The other edge of the Drop Out is termed The
Promised Land. This must be designated into
5 lanes (roughly 9 wide) from where terrain
will appear. Place 1d5 pieces of terrain in one
of the 5 lanes, 6 away from The Promised
Land.
All Vehicles SOS starts at 5.
Vehicles who are hit by terrain during the

rolling terrain phase will take damage
accordingly.
Vehicles that cross the Drop Out are out of
the game, but take no injury. They will
however count for casualties when rolling the
bottle check.
Once the 8th turn is over, see how many
vehicles of one gang came the closest to the
Promised land. They are the winners of this
scenario and will receive all the bonuses
applied to winning.
Objective
The Objective is to be the one closest to The
Promised Land at the end of turn 8, or to be
the sole survivor of the Road War, by any
means necessary.
Experience Points:
+1d6 for surviving the scenario
+1d3 for participating in the scenario
Special Rules
Vehicles will move 1 per turn, which allows
for 1 turn, if they do not alter their SOS. Each
point of SOS beyond the starting 5 will add 1
to this move. All normal Turning rules apply to
this move. A vehicle will still move the ACC
worth of inches as normal.
+10 per each wounding hit

+5 per each wounding hit on a vehicle.
+5 to the Winning Leader
+3d10 caps for the winner, as well as a roll
on the territory chart.
At the end of the turn, once all have been

activated, then the terrain will move 5
towards the Drop Out.
Vehicles at an angle of 90 degrees to the
Promised Land will also move 5 backwards
in this phase as well.
20
14/12/2006
Road Warriors
Turf War
Scavengers
Two gangs are fighting for control over yet

another turf to add to their gangs dominance.
Its a straight out brawl for dominance and
only the victor sees the spoils.
Theres a lot of loot out there in the

wasteland, ripe for the picking. And wouldnt
you know it two gangs are attempting to
loot the same area. This can only get messy.
Setup
Setup a normal playing field, with a good deal
of terrain.
Roll on the territory chart beforehand to get a
general idea of what kind of terrain should be
placed.
If this scenario was selected by a Lower
Rating Gang then they may attempt to take
over an opponents turf. They must select this
before the game starts. Otherwise the two
gangs are fighting for a new piece of land.
Each gang sets up, alternating with up to
three units, up to 6 in from two opposite
edges.
Setup
Setup a normal playing field. Roll 1d6+5.
Place this many counters no closer than 12
to any edge and no closer than 8 from any
other counter. Once placed, roll for initiative
and place up to three alternating between the
players up to 6 in from any opposing table
edges.
Roll for initiative as normal.
Objective
To snatch the loot and get it back home. In
order to do so, a unit must move into contact
with the loot and spend 1 AC on carrying it.
He must then either deposit it in a vehicle
(filling up 1 space) or carry it by himself. Once
a unit leaves the board, by means of the
same table edge as they deployed in, then
they have removed the loot. A unit that leaves
the board will not return for the fight.
Objective
This is a straight out war to gain control of a
piece of turf. As soon as an opponent bottles
out, then he has lost the turf and the winner
gets the turf.
A player may voluntarily bottle out at the
beginning of his 3rd turn and onwards.
The side with the most loot counters at the

end of turn 8 will be determined the winner. If
theres an equal amount, then the side with
the most credits will be coined the winners. If
its still equal then its a draw.
Experience
+1d3 for participating in the scenario
+10 per wounding hit
Experience
+5 to the winning leader
+1d3 for participating the scenario
Additional
The winner gains a new turf and adds it to his
sheet. If this was stolen from another player,
he looses it from his roster.
The turf counts as managed for the post
game phase of this fight.
+1d3 for carrying off loot

Additional
Roll 1d10 per crate of loot on your side. This
is how many Caps you gain in addition to
your normal stash for this round.
21
14/12/2006
Road Warriors
Sabotage
Ever so often, a gang will be hired to take
something out that belongs to another gang;
or theyll simply do it out of spite.
Im Calling You Out

Ever so often, two opposing gangs will
exchange a whole lot of insults and suddenly,
someone will pull out a gun, and all hell will
break loose in a barter town.
Setup
The gang with the highest rating will be the
defender in this scenario. Randomly pick a
Turf from his roster; this turf is under attack.
Place a central objective in the direct centre
of the playing area. Both sides now deploy,
alternating and three gangers at a time, up to
6 in from two opposing edges of the playing
area. The attacker will have the first turn.
Setup
Setup a small village of some sort in the
centre of the playing field. There should be
one building in the direct centre of the playing
field, representing a drinking den where the
two gang leaders have exchanged some
rather harsh remarks.
Place the Gang Leader and +1d6 worth of
gangers within 4 of this building, so that the
gang leaders have LOS to each other. Both
sides have the same number of Gangers.
The rest of the gang comes in as
reinforcements once all hell breaks loose.
Objective
All of the attackers gangers are armed with
some kind of explosives. They must reach the
central objective, be in base to base contact
with it and then spend 20 AC in order to
prime the explosives. If a figure manages to
do so, then the attacker wins. If a unit was
shot whilst setting up a bomb, then leave a
small counter and a die indicating how many
actions he managed to use on setting up the
bomb. Another model from the attackers side
may now attempt to continue the work. The
opponent may move into base-to-base
contact with the marker to simply defuse the
bomb.
Objective
Show that no good two bit scumbag whos
really the toughest warrior in these parts of
the wasteland. Its a simple fight to the death.
The winner is the side still standing, and the
loser will be the first one to bottle out. There
are no turn limits.
Special Rules
At the beginning of each turn, roll 1d10 per
gang member who arent involved in the
shoot out downtown. Per each 5 or less
rolled, then that ganger will appear up to 12
away from the leader of his gang. If hes
down or out then he will be placed 6 from the
edge.
If the leader goes down or out, then the gang
whos leader went down or out will have a -2
to their bottle check for the rest of the game.
The game plays until either the attacker

bottles out or the objective is blown away.
Note that the defender does not roll bottle
checks, but may voluntarily bottle out at any
point during his turn.
Experience
+1d6 for surviving
+1d3 for participating
+1d3 for setting off the bomb
+1d3 for defusing the bomb
Experience
+1d6 for surviving
Additional
The Turf that was sabotaged cannot be
worked in this Post Game Phase as the
losers are attempting to rebuild it.
22
14/12/2006
Road Warriors
Gang Fight
Rumbling and tumbling in the wasteland, you
often come across a lot of enemies and
when they come across you, theyll more than
likely go for their gun and then its time to
fight.
never move more than 8 away from any

enemy.
Setup
Normal set up, up to 6 from opposing edges,
with a good variation of terrain.
Experience
To do so simply roll 1d10 and add the

following to that roll:
Lost the nerve count -1
Armed with a special weapon -2
Armed with a rifle -1
Armed with a pistol +1
Won the nerve count +1
The Gangers CO
The Gangers AC
The total will then determine at which point
each ganger will start shooting, going from
the highest score to the lowest. Each ganger
may shoot as many times as he can pay the
UC of the weapon.
Showdown
Sometimes, a showdown has been called for.
It harkens back to the cowboy legends of old,
where the two opposing gangs square off for
a round of fast draw shoot out to show the
others whos the boss in these parts.
If a ganger was pinned, down or out before

he had a chance to shoot, then hes out of
the running. If that shot was at the same
initiative as himself, then hes still allowed to
fire as all those on the same initiative will fire
at the same time.
Setup
Setup as normal, however, a gang sets up
their leader as well as 1d3+2 of their gangers.
They are placed no further than 6 away from
each other, preferably in an open street at the
centre of the table. The remaining gang does
not participate in this fight.
Once this first round is over, a new turn starts

with a normal initiative roll, modified by the
Nerve count modifier from the initiative roll.
Once the 10+ has been reached, its time to

roll for initiative to determine who fires first in
a flurry of gun draws.
Objective
To drive off the opponent gang. The first
gang to bottle out have lost the match. There
are no turn limits to this game.
Play till one side bottle out. A player cannot

voluntarily bottle out of this scenario.
Experience
+1d10 for surviving
+1d3 for fastest shot
Objective
To show off and survive as this is bound to
get real messy, real soon.
The winner will be the last side standing.
Special Rules
Each turn, both players roll 1d10 and
subtracts their Leaders CO from the roll. Any
positive numbers are added to a special
nerve count. A roll of 10 always adds 4 to
this, whilst a roll of 1 subtracts 2 from the
nerve count. If the nerve count ever goes to
10+ then the gang who reached this count
will go for their guns first.
Until then, each ganger may, alternating
between the players, shuffle up to 2 but may
23
14/12/2006
Road Warriors
A Sample Gang
Gang Name Hootin Hellounds
Name
Big Lou Parkins
AC RA CC ST
8
4
4
3
T
3
W
1
CO Equipment:
6 Shotgun (Solid Slug), Leader
LVL Cost
90 165
Name
Lil Lou Parkins
AC RA CC ST
CO Equipment
LVL Cost
Name
Clyde Parkins
AC RA CC ST
Name
Bob Parkins
AC RA CC ST
Name
Gerold Parkins
AC RA CC ST
Name
Geribald Parkins
AC RA CC ST
Name
Young Lou
AC RA CC ST
Name
8
8
8
8
8
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
25
CO Equipment
5
LVL Cost
Crossbow
25
CO Equipment
5
25
25
80
LVL Cost
Pistol
25
CO Equipment
70
LVL Cost
Zip Pistol
CO Equipment
LVL Cost
Name
AC RA CC ST
CO Equipment
LVL Cost
Name
Old Man Willis
(Mercenary)
AC RA CC ST
CO Equipment
LVL Cost
Name
Name
Water Still
Shanty Town
Holestead
Gambling Den
Shanty Town
85
LVL Cost
Sawn Off Shotgun, Driver of the Hog
CO Equipment
5
65
LVL Cost
SMG, Driver of Ol Bessie
CO Equipment
5
190
AC RA CC ST
Territories
Machinegun, Pistol, Specialist
2 x Mini-SMG, Bullseye, Mighty Blow,

Hip Shooter, Team Work
35
25
40
AC RA CC ST
CO Equipment
LVL Cost
AC RA CC ST
CO Equipment
LVL Cost
Income Additional Equipment, Stash, Captives

10 caps to spare
D6*10
30
D6*10
2d10*10
30
Gang Rating
24
1235
14/12/2006
Road Warriors
Vehicles
Name
Ol Bessie
(Pick Up)
Name
The Hog
(Bike)
ACC BRK
3/4
4/3
HA
MS
Equipment
Cost
+1
30
PR
HA
MS
AR
PR
5/4
ACC BRK
Cost
15
Equipment
Swivel Mounted Spear Gun,
Space Left: 7
AR
5/3
195
65
Name
ACC BRK
AR
PR
HA
MS
Equipment
Cost
Name
ACC BRK
AR
PR
HA
MS
Equipment
Cost
Name
ACC BRK
AR
PR
HA
MS
Equipment
Cost
Name
ACC BRK
AR
PR
HA
MS
Equipment
Cost
25
14/12/2006
Road Warriors
Gang Name
Name
AC RA CC ST
CO Equipment
LVL Cost
Name
AC RA CC ST
CO Equipment
LVL Cost
Name
AC RA CC ST
CO Equipment
LVL Cost
Name
AC RA CC ST
CO Equipment
LVL Cost
Name
AC RA CC ST
CO Equipment
LVL Cost
Name
AC RA CC ST
CO Equipment
LVL Cost
Name
AC RA CC ST
CO Equipment
LVL Cost
Name
AC RA CC ST
CO Equipment
LVL Cost
Name
AC RA CC ST
CO Equipment
LVL Cost
Name
AC RA CC ST
CO Equipment
LVL Cost
Name
AC RA CC ST
CO Equipment
LVL Cost
Name
AC RA CC ST
CO Equipment
LVL Cost
Territories
Income Additional Equipment, Stash, Captives
Gang Rating
26
14/12/2006
Road Warriors
Vehicles
Name
ACC BRK
AR
PR
HA
MS
Equipment
Cost
Name
ACC BRK
AR
PR
HA
MS
Equipment
Cost
Name
ACC BRK
AR
PR
HA
MS
Equipment
Cost
Name
ACC BRK
AR
PR
HA
MS
Equipment
Cost
Name
ACC BRK
AR
PR
HA
MS
Equipment
Cost
Name
ACC BRK
AR
PR
HA
MS
Equipment
Cost
27
14/12/2006

NL Road Warriors Ver0.9

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

NL Road Warriors Ver0.9

Uploaded by

Document Information

Original Description:

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

NL Road Warriors Ver0.9

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

Road Warriors

Post Apocalypse Skirmish Rules for No Limits

Post Apocalyptic Skirmish for No Limits

Version 0.9 (Nearing the big one-oh)

Version 0.9 (Nearing the big one-oh)

New Vehicle Rules

These rules are designed to allow for more of

Vehicles start the game at a speed of 0,

At the beginning of the Vehicles activation,

Acceleration and Brake indicates how much

If you accelerate a vehicle, once it has

Armour and Protection are how much, well,

The same goes for braking, however, the

Handling is a special modifier a ganger

Hitting Stuff and taking Wounds

Max Speed is the absolute maximum value in

Version 0.9 (Nearing the big one-oh)

If a vehicle hits another vehicle then they will

Going out of control

The damage of this attack, i.e. the number of

Each Going out of Control roll will reduce the

Note that a vehicle will go out of control if the

Version 0.9 (Nearing the big one-oh)

Dead: The vehicle explodes in a

Vehicles will sometimes have a driver as well

Drivers and Gunners

If the vehicle is hit, then deduct any PM from

Version 0.9 (Nearing the big one-oh)

overload a vehicle, reducing its ACC and HA

A weapon must be mounted in one of the

All of these ways of mounting a weapon will

A Bike may not have any other type of

Version 0.9 (Nearing the big one-oh)

Income and Vehicles

Then set up terrain as described in the

The Post Game Phase consists of the

Work out injuries for units that went out

Once you have purchased your units, then its

Work out your territories and see how much

When you purchase Grenades, you purchase

Work out whats on the rare trade market in

Version 0.9 (Nearing the big one-oh)

Gang Creation Price List

See the Trade Section for prices on the

Exactly when a ganger will learn these new

Newbies start out with 0 EXP. As soon as

Version 0.9 (Nearing the big one-oh)

3-4 Combat Skills

you roll equal to or below this number then

5-6 Shooting Skills

Therefore, if you roll an upgrade, which you

Version 0.9 (Nearing the big one-oh)

7-8 Leadership Skills

9-10 Vehicle Skills

9-10 Weird Skills

Version 0.9 (Nearing the big one-oh)

The opponent rolls 1d10 if he won the game

Version 0.9 (Nearing the big one-oh)

Dead: The Ganger dies, and is