Necromunda 2nd [p132-141] Post-Battle Sequence.pdf

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POST-BATTLE SEQUENCE

After the battle is over the players work their way through the following sequence. You do not have

to work through the entire sequence at once, as you may wish to consider further purchases, but

any dice rolls required must be observed by both players or a neutral third party. It is convenient

to complete up to section 4 (Income) straight after the game.

1. INJURIES

Determine the extent of injuries for each fighter

out of action at the end of the game. Fighters who

were down at the end of the game are considered

to be out of action on the D6 roll of a 4, 5 or 6 and

must also roll for injuries. See the Serious Injuries

chart.

2. EXPERIENCE

Allocate Experience points for your fighters and

make any Advance rolls. See the Experience section

and Scenarios for details of how this works.

3. TERRITORY

Re-allocate territory if appropriate. Territory may

be lost or won according to the scenario you have

played.

4. INCOME

Collect income from territory as described in the

Te rritory section.

5. TRADING

Recruit new fighters and buy new equipment as

described in the Trading Post section.

6. UPDATE GANG ROSTER

Update your total gang rating and you are ready to

fight again.

1. INJURIES

After a game some fighters will be down or out of

action. You will need to determine the extent of

their injuries before the next game.

Out of Action. Make a roll on the Serious Injuries

Chart to find out what happens to the fighter.

Down. There is a chance that fighters who are

down at the end of a game may suffer a serious

injury. Roll a D6: on a roll of a 1-3 the fighter

recovers without further effect. On the roll of a 4-6

he goes out of action – make a roll on the Serious

Injuries Chart.

Flesh Wound. Models that suffer flesh wounds do

not sustain serious injuries and will always recover

fully in time for the next battle.

To use the Serious Injuries Chart, roll 2 dice. The

first dice roll represents 'tens' and the second

'units', so a roll of 1 and 5 is 15, a roll of 3 and 6 is

36, and so on. This type of dice roll is referred to as

a D66 roll.

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GUNSIGHTS

Item

Cost

Availability

Red Dot Laser Sight

40+3D6 Rare

Mono Sight

40+3D6 Rare

Telescopic Sight

40+3D6 Rare

Infra Red Sight

30+3D6 Rare

ARMOUR

Item

Cost

Availability

Flak

10+2D6 Rare

Carapace

70+3D6 Rare

Mesh

25+3D6 Rare

BIONICS

Item

Cost

Availability

Arm

80+3D6 Rare

Eye

50+3D6 Rare

Leg

80+3D6 Rare

MISCELLANEOUS

Item Cost Availability

Auto-repairer 80+4D6 Rare

Bio-Booster 50+4D6 Rare

Bio-Scanner 50+3D6 Rare

Blindsnake Pouch 30+2D6 Rare

Clip Harness 10 Common

Concealed Blade 10+D6 Rare

Filter Plugs 10 Common

Grav Chute 40+4D6 Rare

Grapnel 30+4D6 Rare

Infra-Goggles 30+3D6 Rare

Isotropic Fuel Rod 50+4D6 Rare

Lobo-chip 20 Common

Medi-pack 80+4D6 Rare

Mung vase D6x10 Rare

One in a Million Weapon Weapon x 2 Rare

Photo-Contacts

Common

Photo-Visor

Common

Ratskin map

D6x10

Rare

Respirator

Common

Screamers

10+3D6 Rare

(one encounter)

Silencer

10+2D6 Rare

Skull Chip

30+3D6 Rare

Stummers

10+3D6 Rare

(one encounter)

Weapon reload

Half Weapon Rare

base cost

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PRICE CHART

The chart below indicates the cost of items available for sale at the Trading Post. In some cases

the cost of an item is variable, and includes a base cost plus a variable extra amount, for example

40+3D6 credits.

HAND-TO-HAND WEAPONS

Item

Cost

Availability

HEAVY WEAPONS

Item

Cost

Availability

Sword

Common

Auto-cannon

300

Common

Chainsword

Common

Heavy Stubber

120

Common

Club, maul or bludgeon 10

Common

Heavy Bolter

180

Common

Chain or flail

Common

Heavy Plasma Gun

285

Common

Knife (Nb 1 knife is free) 5

Common

Lascannon

400

Common

Massiveaxe, sword or club 15

Common

Missile Launcher

185

Common

Power Axe

35+3D6 Rare

(Missiles extra)

MISSILES

Item

Power Fist

85+3D6 Rare

Power Maul

35+3D6 Rare

Cost

Availability

Power Sword

40+3D6 Rare

Frag Missiles

Common

PISTOLS

Item Cost Availability Ammo Roll

Autopistol 15 Common

Bolt Pistol 20 Common

Hand Flamer 20 Common

Laspistol 15 Common

Needle Pistol 100+4D6 Rare

Plasma Pistol 25 Common

Stub Gun 10 Common

Web Pistol 120+4D6 Rare

BASIC WEAPONS

Item

Krak Missiles

115

Common

Cost

Availability

GRENADES

Item Cost Availability

Choke Gas Grenades 15+2D6 Rare

Frag Grenades 30 Common

Hallucinogen 40+4D6 Rare

Krak Grenades 50 Common

Melta Bomb 40+3D6 Rare

Photon Flash Flare 20+2D6 Rare

Plasma Grenade 30+3D6 Rare

Scare Gas Grenades 20+2D6 Rare

Smoke Bomb 10+3D6 Rare

SPECIAL AMMO

Item

Autogun

Common

Boltgun

Common

Cost

Availability

Lasgun

Common

Man-Stopper Shotgun shell 5

Common

Shotgun

Common

Hot-Shot Shotgun Shell

Common

(solid shot + scatter shells)

SPECIAL WEAPONS

Item

Bolt Shotgun Shell

Common

Hotshot Laser power pack 15

Rare

Cost

Availability

Dum-dum Bullets

Common

Flamer

Common

(for Stub Gun)

Grenade Launcher

130

Common

(Grenades extra)

Meltagun

Common

Needle Rifle

230+4D6 Rare

Plasma Gun

Common

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WHEN TO BUY

Players should complete their recruiting and

trading after the battle is over, making any

appropriate dice rolls while both players are

present.

TRADING

Common items can be bought quite readily in any

Underhive settlement, and players can purchase as

many of these items as they want. The price for

common items is fixed, so players always pay the

same price for them.

Rare items are hard or even impossible to find. To

represent their scarcity each player makes a dice

roll at the start of his trading session to determine

what goods are offered to him. Roll a D3 (ie, a D6

counting 1-2 as 1, 3-4 as 2 and 5-6 as 3). This is the

number of items offered to the gang leader as he

scours the Trade Posts and visits his contacts.

Roll a D66 for each item and consult the Rare Trade

chart to discover what is on offer. The player may

buy any of the items offered, but only one of each

item unless the same result is rolled more than

once.

Each player rolls separately for his trading.

GANGERS AND TRADING

To improve his chance of finding rare items, a

player may use a ganger to search around the trade

post. A ganger who does this cannot collect income

from the gang’s territory that turn. For each ganger

employed in this fashion you may add a further +1

randomly generated rare items to the list of those

offered for sale.

SELLING

A player may wish to trade weapons at the same

time as he buys new ones. Gangs can automatically

sell equipment for half its listed price. In the case

of rare weapons which have a variable price the

gang receives half of the fixed cost component

only. Alternately, old weaponry can be hoarded for

future use.

RARE TRADE CHART

The following chart is used to determine what rare

trade items are offered for sale.

D66 Item D6 Roll

11-14 Power Weapon. Roll a D6.

1: Power Axe, 2: Power Fist,

3: Power Maul, 4-6: Power Sword

15 Rare Weapon. Roll a D6.

1-3: Needle Weapon

(D6 – 1-4: Needle Pistol, 5-6: Needle Rifle),

4-5: Web Pistol, 6: One in a Million

Weapon

16 Gas Grenades. Roll a D6.

1-2: Choke, 3-4: Scare, 5-6: Hallucinogen

21-22 Grenades. Roll a D6.

1: Melta Bomb, 2-3: Photon Flash Flare,

4: Plasma Grenade, 5-6: Smoke Bomb

23-24 Hotshot Laser power pack

25-31 Gunsight. Roll a D6.

1-2: Red Dot Laser Sight, 3: Mono Sight,

4: Telescopic Sight, 5-6: Infra Red Sight

32-34 Armour. Roll a D6.

1-4: Flak, 5: Carapace, 6: Mesh

35 Bionics: Choose one: Bionic Arm, Bionic

Eye, Bionic Leg.

36 Auto-repairer

41 Bio-Booster

42 Bio-Scanner

43 Blindsnake Pouch

44 Concealed Blade

45 Grav Chute

46 Grapnel

51 Infra-Goggles

52 Isotropic Fuel Rod

53-54 Medi Pack

55 Mung Vase

56 Ratskin map

61 Screamers

62 Skull Chip

63 Silencer

64 Stummers

65-66 Weapon reload

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4. INCOME

At the end of a battle a gang can collect income

from its territories. This is done as soon as the

game is over so that players can witness each

other’s dice rolls.

Each ganger who survives the game without going

out of action can generate income from any one of

the gang’s territories. Fighters who go out of action

during or after a game cannot generate income as

they are recuperating from their wounds. Fighters

who sustain flesh wounds can collect income as

normal.

Leaders, heavies and juves never collect income –

only gangers may.

COLLECTING INCOME

Each ganger can generate income from one

territory. The player chooses the territories he

wishes to collect income from and adds up the

total amount generated. Most territories generate a

variable income, D6x10 or 2D6x10 credits, in

which case the player makes the appropriate dice

rolls to determine the total.

Regardless of how many territories or how many

gangers a gang has it may never collect income

from more than 10.

The gang must spend a proportion of its income on

basic necessities such as food, drink, ammunition

and general weapon maintenance. This is

determined by cross referencing the gang’s income

with the number of models in the gang.

The more models in a gang the more it costs to

maintain, to buy ammo, equipment, food and

other supplies. The number indicated on the chart

below is the profit in credits earned after deducting

basic maintenance costs. The profit is added to the

gang’s stash.

NUMBER OF MODELS IN GANG

INCOME

GIANT KILLER BONUS

The chart below shows the extra income a gang

earns after beating an enemy with a higher gang

rating. Note that this is added to the income earned

from territory not to its profit.

Difference In

Income Bonus

1-49

50-99

+10

100-149

+15

150-199

+20

200-249

+25

250-499

+50

500-749

+100

750-999

+150

1,000-1,499

+200

1,500+

+250

1-3 4-6 7-9 10-12 13-15 16-18 19+

5. TRADING

Cash can be spent on recruiting new fighters and

buying new equipment. Fighters may trade in old

equipment, and also swap equipment between

themselves. Weapons purchased, swapped or taken

from storage must be of an appropriate type for the

fighter as indicated in the recruitment lists.

Weapons and equipment are purchased as shown

by the trading charts. Bear in mind that models

must always carry the appropriate weaponry. Any

weaponry or other equipment that the gang keeps

but does not give to a fighter is hoarded. New

recruits are recruited in the same way as original

gang members with the normal army list

restrictions applying. Players may hire mercenary

fighters for the gang if they wish. Refer to the Hired

Guns section for details.

0-29

15 10 5

30-49

25 20 15

50-79

35 30 25 15

80-119

50 45 40 30 20

120-169

65 60 55 45 35 15 0

170-229

85 80 75 65 55 35 15

230-299

105 100 95 85 75 55 35

300-379

120 115 110 100 90 65 45

380-459

135 130 125 115 105 80 55

460-559

145 140 135 125 115 90 65

560-669

155 150 145 135 125 100 70

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Gang Rating

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