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A totAl wArfAre CompAnion

You’ve grasped the tactics involved

with the additional units and weapons

from Total Warfare to

defeat your opponents.

Now you own Technical

Readout: 3085 and

want to deploy some of

those ’Mechs, vehicles,

conventional infantry and

Land-Air BattleMechs on

your gaming table.

Grab your dice and start

rolling, because these

sheets are for you!

Record Sheets: 3085 contains 71

pre-printed ’Mech record sheets

that will have players iring autocannons,

missiles and PPCs at each other in no time.

More than twenty vehicle and conventional

infantry sheets bring the excitement of

combined-arms game play to any table

top. Two ready-to-play scenarios focus

on the highlights of this volume, while

an extensive Rules Addendum section

provides a sneak peak of all the advanced

rules options provided in Tactical

Operations . Finally, Land-Air BattleMech

Quick-Start Rules allow players to

instantly ield the three record sheets

for these unique, Star League-era units.

Record Sheets: 3085 is a stand-alone book, but

Technical Readout: 3085 is recommended for use.

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INTRODUCTION

Project Development

Randall N. Bills

Welcome to Record Sheets: 3085 , a companion volume to

Total Warfare . When purchasing this book, players will have

moved beyond the introductory products for BattleTech . Nev-

ertheless, this product is designed to be quick and easy to use,

and will have you tossing dice in no time.

To use this product, players should have Total Warfare ( TW ).

To use the scenarios, it is also suggested that players own Tech-

nical Readout: 3075 or Record Sheets: 3075 , as well as Map Set

Compilation 1 , Map Set Compilation 2 , and Map Set 7 . (Options

are provided in the scenarios for how players can use them if

those books and map sets are unavailable.)

writing

Randall N. Bills

Joel Steverson

Land-Air BattleMechs Quick-Start Rules Writing

Joel Steverson

Land-Air BattleMechs Quick-Start Rules Development

Herb Beas and the Aerospace Cabal: Joel Bancroft-Conners,

Jason M. “GiovanniBlassini” Donahue, Joel Steverson, Luke “Jel-

lico” Robertson, Mike “Cray” Miller, Tanis “Goose” Half-Munchken,

Térence “Weirdo” Harris.

Product editing

Diane Piron-Gelman

How To Use THis book

Having picked up Technical Readout: 3085 , you might be

wondering why you need this book. Though a blank ’Mech

record sheet is included in the Introductory Box Set —as well

as a host of unit blank record sheets found in TechManual —

for players who wish to design their own ’Mechs, vehicles and

other units, the Technical Readout and Record Sheets series

of products opens a door to cool, fun designs that can bring

additional tactics and enjoyment to any gaming table.

Record Sheets: 3085 widens the options available to play-

ers, with an eye toward ease of use that is the hallmark of

BattleTech products. Players need only photocopy any design

they wish to play and can immediately start marching across

the battleield.

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Art Direction

Brent Evans

Cover Art

Doug Chafee

Cover Design

Ray Arrastia

BattleTech Logo Design

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Layout

Ray Arrastia

Illustrations

Doug Chafee

Brent Evans

Joel Hardwick

Stephen Huda

Alex Iglesias

Chris Lewis

Justin Nelson

Eric Ou

Matt Plog

Stanley VonMedvey

David White

Record Sheets

David L. McCulloch

Rules Addendum and scenarios

A complete Rules Addendum follows this introduction before

the start of the record sheets. It includes ready-to-play sce-

narios as well as advanced rules for conventional infantry and

quick-start rules for the rare Land-Air BattleMechs (LAMs).

where are the other variants

found in Technical Readout: 3085?

Players who want pre-printed record sheets for any variants

mentioned in the Technical Readout can purchase the Record

Sheets: 3085 Unabridged PDF—as well as many other BattleTech

products—at www.battlecorps.com/catalog.

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RULES ADDENDUM

The following advanced rules

allow players to use the host of

specialized infantry showcased

in Technical Readout: 3085

and in this product, as well

as some additional planetary

conditions—a sneak preview

of all that Tactical Operations :

The Advanced Planetary

Conquest Rules and Strategic

Operations : The Advanced Solar

System Conquest Rules books

have to offer. Those rules have

been modified as appropriate

to ensure they are completely

playable with the rules and

scenarios in this book.

Players who do not wish to pay this cost can announce

their intention to pass through the terrain at full speed before

moving their units. After the unit moves 1 hex, the player must

make a Piloting/Driving Skill Roll. If the unit is a ’Mech and the

roll fails, the ’Mech immediately falls and skids, and its move

is over. If the roll succeeds, the ’Mech remains upright and the

unit may move per standard rules. However, the player must

make an additional Piloting/Driving Skill Roll for each paved

hex through which the unit passes.

If the unit is a vehicle and the roll fails, the efects depend

on the speciic terrain and conditions. On icy terrain, the

vehicle skids (see Skidding , p. 62, TW ). In clear terrain, the

vehicle hits a hole or other minor obstruction that costs the

unit 1 additional MP. In all other terrain, the crash ends the

vehicle’s movement, and the vehicle sustains damage to its

Front side as if it had charged.

Digging in

An infantry unit may safeguard itself from attack by dig-

ging in: hiding behind foliage and other ground cover, lying

prone, or other defensive measures. Digging in is an option

in any type of terrain except roads, pavement, buildings

and water. The process takes a full turn, during which the

infantry unit may not move or attack. If it is attacked during

this turn, it is not considered dug in yet and so receives no

bonuses.

All attacks against a dug-in unit (regardless of munitions

type) add a +2 to-hit modiier, except for lamers and area-

efect weapons. In addition, damage is not doubled against a

dug-in unit in clear terrain.

The unit remains dug in until it moves; after moving, it must

spend another turn to dig in again.

Note that “digging in” only applies to the infantry unit in

question. Specialized infantry (see Trench/Fieldworks Engineers ,

p. 6) can build a fortiied hex that any infantry unit, including

mechanized infantry, can enter and automatically receive the

“digging in” beneit.

Mechanized infantry: Except in the case of fortiied hexes

built by appropriately specialized infantry, mechanized infan-

try may not use the digging-in rule.

bLACk iCe

During any movement that

occurs on pavement (including

bridges) where the Black Ice ter-

rain modiication is in use, apply

the following rules.

Whenever a ’Mech or non-

hover vehicle enters any paved hex, immediately roll 1D6. On

a result of 5 or 6, ice has formed in that hex, and the following

rules immediately apply.

’Mechs and non-Hover ground Vehicles: Apply a +4 modi-

ier to any Piloting/Driving Skill Rolls made in an ice hex. Also,

units must spend extra MP when moving across ice hexes or

risk falling (see Careful Movement , below). In addition, ’Mechs

and ground vehicles that make a facing change and then

move on an ice-coated hex must check to see if they skid

(see Skidding , p. 62, TW ), even if they are moving at Walking

or Cruising speed.

Jumping: For jumping ’Mechs that land on an ice-covered

paved hex, the ’Mech must make an immediate standard

Piloting Skill Roll with an additional +4 modiier to remain

standing.

Careful Movement: All ’Mechs and non-hover ground

vehicles must pay an extra +1 MP to enter a hex covered by

black ice (this is cumulative with the +1 MP for Full Moon

Night, if that planetary condition is in use; see at right). The

Careful Movement rules below cover what happens if players

do not wish to pay the extra MP.

FULL Moon nigHT

If a scenario takes place under these conditions, modify

movement and combat as follows.

All Units: Apply a +2 to-hit modiier to all weapon attacks.

Heat: For every 20 points of heat on a target unit that tracks

heat, apply a –1 to-hit modiier to any weapon attacks. Con-

ventional infantry ignore this modiier.

Careful Movement: All units must pay an extra +1 MP to

enter any hex on the playing area (this is cumulative with the

+1 MP for entering a hex of black ice for ’Mechs and non-hover

ground vehicles, if that planetary condition is in use; see at

left). The Careful Movement rules above cover what happens

if players do not wish to pay the extra MP.

CAReFUL MoVeMenT

The increased MP cost of entering hexes enveloped by some

planetary conditions, such as black ice (see above) or moon-

less night (see below), represents the extra caution needed to

avoid tripping, falling or crashing in such conditions. By paying

the increased Movement cost, units can cross such dangerous

terrain without mishap.

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