Puuka
02/16/2003, 15:54
I have some items that I have bought at Dollar and Toy stores that I have created some custom rules for. Looking for feedback. Basic text of the document is:
Heavy Objects
The following objects are considered heavy objects. They use rules for heavy objects, and also provide the bonuses listed here
Boulder
When destroyed, leaves a permanent pile of hindering terrain debris in the square it was destroyed in or the square of the figure that was hit with the boulder
Gas Tank
When the gas tank is destroyed, treat it as if using a Pulse Wave attack originating in the square of the figure that was hit or Gas Tank was destroyed in. Use the attack roll that was used to hit the opposing figure to determine if you hit other figures in range. If you are targeting the Gas Tank directly, make a roll and compare it to surrounding figures Defense Values Use 3 as the base damage value and it has a range of 4 squares.
Heroic Statue
Inspires and Gives any figure in base to base with the statue either Leadership or Willpower (choose at the begining of your turn) Does not apply if figure is carrying the stautue
Light Objects
The following objects are considered light objects. They use rules for light objects, and also provide the bonuses listed here
Poison Barrel
Treat as having the Poison super power. This also affects the figure carrying the Poison Barrel.
Barrel
When Barrels are destroyed, treat it as if using an Energy Explosion attack. If you are targeting the Barrels directly, make a roll and compare it to surrounding figures Defense Values
Explosive Crate
+2 squares range when thrown. When Explosive Crate is destroyed, treat it as if using an Energy Explosion attack. If you are targeting the Explosive Crate directly, make a roll and compare it to surrounding figures Defense Values
Street Sign
May be used normally to attack, or Give the user the Force Blast super power using the figures base Damage value with no bonuses
or download the document with images here
http://www.boomspeed.com/puuka/CustomObjectRules.pdf
Paper models of Barrels and Crates
http://www.boomspeed.com/puuka/barrelsandcrates.pdf
Heavy Objects
The following objects are considered heavy objects. They use rules for heavy objects, and also provide the bonuses listed here
Boulder
When destroyed, leaves a permanent pile of hindering terrain debris in the square it was destroyed in or the square of the figure that was hit with the boulder
Gas Tank
When the gas tank is destroyed, treat it as if using a Pulse Wave attack originating in the square of the figure that was hit or Gas Tank was destroyed in. Use the attack roll that was used to hit the opposing figure to determine if you hit other figures in range. If you are targeting the Gas Tank directly, make a roll and compare it to surrounding figures Defense Values Use 3 as the base damage value and it has a range of 4 squares.
Heroic Statue
Inspires and Gives any figure in base to base with the statue either Leadership or Willpower (choose at the begining of your turn) Does not apply if figure is carrying the stautue
Light Objects
The following objects are considered light objects. They use rules for light objects, and also provide the bonuses listed here
Poison Barrel
Treat as having the Poison super power. This also affects the figure carrying the Poison Barrel.
Barrel
When Barrels are destroyed, treat it as if using an Energy Explosion attack. If you are targeting the Barrels directly, make a roll and compare it to surrounding figures Defense Values
Explosive Crate
+2 squares range when thrown. When Explosive Crate is destroyed, treat it as if using an Energy Explosion attack. If you are targeting the Explosive Crate directly, make a roll and compare it to surrounding figures Defense Values
Street Sign
May be used normally to attack, or Give the user the Force Blast super power using the figures base Damage value with no bonuses
or download the document with images here
http://www.boomspeed.com/puuka/CustomObjectRules.pdf
Paper models of Barrels and Crates
http://www.boomspeed.com/puuka/barrelsandcrates.pdf