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An Avalon Games Product, All rights reserved, Version 1.0, 2010

All comments, suggestions and contacts can be made at

Avalon Games Company, avalon@comstar-games.com

Or visit

Avalon Games at

www.avalon-games.com

Game design, artwork and layout by Robert Hemminger

Edited by Peter Dodges

Lead Play Tester Josh Stevens

Lead story by Josh Kemp

Some art by Sade

Photos by Rob Walker of GMI

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The Charge

Introduction

Getting Started

Types of Units

Base SizeSteam Points

Unit Activation

Movement

Turns

Terrain Effects

Attacking With A unit

Taking Damage

Arc of Fire

Line of Sight

Crush Attacks

Ram AttacksDamage

Critical Hits

Batteries

Close Combat

Moving into Close Combat

Disengaging From Close Combat

Overrun

Close Combat with Steam Tanks

Infantry Morale

Steam Tank Construction

Infantry UnitsCharts

Turn Templates

Scenarios

Data Sheets

Black Data Sheet

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Provided in this sample edition of Leviathans is a

simple set of rules for you to play around with thegame. it is not intended to be a full game, but

only a sample of the system. To buy the full

game, go to any one of the many site we sell our

games on and purchase and any

of our other great games.

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!Introduction

Leviathan offers a simple to play set of rules for

the construction and engagement of

steampowered war machines and the infantrywhich support them. Based loosely on the

Victorian steam punk genre, the system is

designed to allow players a =lexible system for

building and setting up battles for these forces.

The game is designed to allow players to kit

bash whatever sort of Steam Tank they want,

allowing their imaginations to run free and their

modeling skills to really take hold.

Fully designed to allow players to use whatever

=igures and miniatures they have on hand, thesystem is meant to allow players all the freedom

they need, while giving them simple to follow

guidelines and a system for waging

steampowered war.

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Players should start by picking a scenario. The

scenario includes instructions for the players to

select their forces and constructing their SteamTanks. Once both players have decided on their

respective battle forces they should follow the

instructions in the scenario for setting up the

battlemap, de=ining battle=ield boundaries,

placing terrain features, placing units, etc.

Players are now ready to begin.

At the start of each turn both players roll 1D20.

The player with the highest roll becomes Player

1. Both players then determine the number of

steam points available by rolling 1D6 for eachof their functional Steam Tanks. The result of

each die roll is added to the number of steam

points generated by the tank's boiler. The

players place markers on the Data Sheets for

each Steam Tank indicating the number of

steam points it has for the turn.

In general, steam points cannot be saved from

turn to turn. Any unspent steam points are lost

once a player completes all actions for a tank.

Tanks equipped with Improved Boiler Tanksare an exception. (See Improved Boiler Tanks

under Steam Tank Construction: Miscellaneous

Gear and Options.)

Player 1 then selects and activates one of their

units. When they have completed all of the

actions for the unit they places an Activated

marker on it. (This can be any sort thing on

hand, from glass beads to coins or dice) Player

2 then selects and activates one of their units,

placing an Activated marker on it when theunIT has completed its actions. Players

continue alternating until all units for one

player have Activated markers. The player with

remaining unactivated units then proceeds to

activate the remaining units, completing each

unit's actions before selecting another unit.

After all units

have been activated the turn is complete.

Players then begin a new turn by rolling to

determine Player 1 and generating steam

points. The game progresses by turns until the

victory conditions outlined in the scenario are

met by one of the players.

Order of Play

1. Roll 1D20 for initiative

2. Roll 1D6 for each tank

3. Indicate steam points for each tank

4. Player 1 activates a unit and conducts

actions.

A. Reduce steam points as appropriate

B. Place Activated counter on unit.

5. Player 2 activates a unit and conducts

actions.6. Repeat steps 45 until one player has

activated all units.7. Player with remaining unit activates and

conducts actions.

8. Repeat step 7 until all units have been

activated.

9. Remove all Activated counters.

10. Begin a new turn.

!Getting Started

In general, steam points

cannot be saved from turnto turn. Any unspent steam

points are lost once a player

completes all actions for a

tank. Tanks equipped with

Improved Boiler Tanks are

an exception. (See Improved

Boiler Tanks under Steam

Tank Construction:

Miscellaneous Gear

and Options.)

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Leviathan uses several different types of units

which can be divided into two basic categories:

Infantry and Steam Tanks.

Infantry units represent all nonSteam Tank

forces, including foot soldiers, cavalry and

artillery. Each unit is represented by one or

more stands. Each stand may contain one or

more =igures. Figures represent anything from a

single of=icer to a group of soldiers or a cannon

and crew.

Steam Tank units represent a single,

steampowered war machine. The term Steam

Tank is generally applied to any steampoweredmachines, ranging from small twoman tanks

with a single gun to lumbering leviathans with

a crew of ten and a dozen weapons. It can even

apply to steampowered =lying machines. Each

=igure represents a single machine.

!Unit Types

!Base Size

All units in the game must be set on a standardsized base. All Infantry bases are square. Steam

Tank bases can vary. The following base sizes

are recommended for each unit type.

These bases sizes work best for 1/72 scale or

15mm Infantry =igures although =igures of any

scale can be used.

Foot Soldiers: Figures on a 40mm base; three stands per unit

Of\icer (On foot or mounted): One =igure per 20mm base.

Cavalry: Figures on a 40mm base; two stands per unit

Artillery: One cannon per 40mm base, includes crew

Small Steam Tanks: One per 50mm baseMedium Steam Tanks: One per 50mm x 100mm base

Large and Huge Steam Tanks: One per base. (Base dimensions can vary. They should be bigenough to =it the =igure.)

The army sprawled out across

the hill like a massive serpent.

Iron plated Leviathans

trudging forward in the lead

with ranks of massed infantry

behind them. In the distance

the artillery thundered.

For King and Country! The

lieutenants voice rang out in

time with the trumpet

sounding the charge. With a

cry that howled out like one

voice the Fighting 25th rushed

forward across the battlefield.

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At the start of each turn, both players roll a

single 1D6 for each Steam Tank they control.

The result is added to the number of steam

points generated by each tank's boiler. Players

should place a marker in the boiler chart of

each Steam Tank Data Sheet to indicate the

number of steam points that tank has available

for this turn. Steam points are spent when the

tank is activated and conducts actions. When a

tank runs out of steam points, it can no longer

conduct actions and its turn is =inished.

In general, steam points cannot be saved,

traded or stolen, and any unused steam points

are lost at the end of the turn. Steam Tanks can

be constructed with special equipment to avoid

this limitation. (See Steam Tank Construction.)

When activated, an Artillery unit may conduct

one of three actions: attack, change facing, ormove. When an Artillery unit is activated on the

turn following a move, the player rolls 1D20. On

a roll of 10+ the cannon crew has completed

their set up and the unit may attack normally. If

the roll fails, the crew is still setting up at the

new location; the unit may not attack until the

next turn.

Example

Ted's Foot Soldier unit is getting frighteningly

close to Paul's Artillery unit, within one doublemove. Rather than risk close combat, Paul

decides to move his artillery away. He moves the

maximum distance and, as part of the move,

turns the unit so it faces Ted's Foot Soldier. On

the next turn Ted could take a ranged attack, but

decides the odds are better when he is closer; he

orders his troops to advance. Now it's Paul's

turn again. He rolls the die to see if his Artillery

unit successfully completed their set up. The roll

is a 7; the unit is not set up and cannot attack

normally this turn. As they have =ield tocomplete their set up the cannon until can do

nothing more this turn, but will be able to =ire

next turn without having to roll.

If an Infantry unit, this includes Foot Soldier,

Cavalry and Artillery unit, is locked in close

combat the only actions available are to conduct

a single close combat attack or to disengage by

conducting a standard move away from the

combat. The unit may not make a ranged attack

or make a march move, if disengaging, the unitmay not then engage a different enemy unit.

When activated, Steam Tank units may conduct

several actions. The number and type of actions

depend on the tank's equipment, condition and

steam points. The number of actions is limited

by their cost in steam points. (Refer to the Steam

Tank Data Sheets for details on the cost of each

activity.)

!Steam Points

!Unit Actions

During a game turn players alternate moving

and conducting actions for their units. Each

unit may only be activated once per turn. Player

1 places an Activated marker next to anactivated unit after it has completed its actions.

Player 2 then activates and conducts actions for

one of their units. Players continue alternating

activations until all units for one player have

been activated. The player with remaining

units then proceeds to activate them one at a

time, completing all actions for each unit before

selecting another unit. When all units have

completed their activation, players remove the

Activated markers and continue with a new

turn.

When activated, a Cavalry or Foot Soldier unit

may conduct a single move action and a single

ranged attack action. These actions may be

conducted in any order, move =irst then attack,

or attack =irst then move. The unit is not

required to move or attack; it may move only, or

attack only, or do nothing, at the player's

discretion.

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Steam Tank actions may be conducted in any

order. A Steam Tank can move, attack with a

weapon, move again, attack with other

weapons, and then move some more. As long as

it has unused steam points it can continue to

conduct actions.

Each Steam Tank ranged weapon may be =iredno more than once per turn. If the tank has

multiple weapons (and enough steam points), it

may =ire any or all of them in the same turn.

Steam Tank melee weapons may be used more

than once, but each use requires the

appropriate expenditure of steam points and all

uses of a given weapon must be directed at the

same target.

March

Foot Soldiers and Cavalry units may conduct a

March movement action. This action allows the

unit to move at twice their base movement rate.

A unit which conducts a March cannot conduct a

ranged attack in the same turn.

ChargeFoot Soldiers and Cavalry units may conduct a

Charge movement action. This action allows the

unit to move at twice their base movement rate.

If a unit ends a Charge in contact with an enemy

stand, they may conduct a close combat attack.

A unit which conducts a Charge cannot conduct

a ranged attack in the same turn. A unit which

conducted a charge gains a bonus in its combat

rolls.Movement

All units have movement ratings measured in

inches. All movement is measured from the

leading edge of the unit's base. Stacking is not

allowed, units cannot end their movement in a

space containing another unit, i.e. no part of a

unit's base may overlap another unit's base.

Infantry units may move through spaces

containing other friendly units, either infantry

or Steam Tank. Infantry units cannot movethrough spaces containing enemy units.

Steam Tanks cannot move through spaces

containing friendly units, either infantry or

Steam Tank. Steam Tanks can move through

spaces containing enemy infantry units by

conducting a Crush attack. (See Crush Attacks)

Steam Tanks cannot move through spaces

containing enemy Steam Tanks.

Steam Tanks with Treads or Wheels may movebackwards at twice the cost in steam points of

moving forwards. A Steam Tank with legs can

pivot freely and would therefore only pay the

double cost for moving backwards in the rare

situation in which it cannot pivot. Infantry units

can always pivot freely as part of their

movement and are never considered to be

moving backwards. Flying units may never

move backwards.

The gunner called out to the

rest of the crew, shouting over

the thunder of grinding steel.

Enemy Leviathan off the

starboard side! Shuddering

to a halt the crew brought

their cannon to bear on the

enemy across the hills and let

loose a deadly salvo.

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When moving, some Steam Tanks have slow

turn rates. Infantry and legbased Steam Tanks

have no such restrictions and may turn in any

direction at any time.

Steam Tanks with slow turn rates use the turn

templates. To make a turn, the player places

the correct template at the corner of the tank

which corresponds to the direction of the turn.

The player then moves the tank so that its base

follows the edge of the template. The distance

traveled for purposes of spending steam points,

corresponds to the template, moving along a 1

template counts as 1 of movement, moving

along a 2 template counts as 2 of movement,

etc.

Turn Options

While the turn template is a more accurate

means of dealing with turns, it can be

cumbersome. The following two options

sacri=ice detail and tactical considerations in

favor of faster play.

Option 1:

Allow all Steam Tanks to make as many turns

and in whatever direction they wish, as if all of

them were legbased.

Option 2:

Allow all Steam Tanks to make a single turn of

up to 45degrees at a cost of one steam point.

Legbased Steam Tanks can make a single turn

of up to 90degree at a cost of 1 steam point.

!Turns

!

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")*+!

,-'$%!

The Leviathan rumbled

forward, rank upon rank of

infantry advancing on it.Ready lads! the Sergeants

voice called. They marched

forward, waiting for the

Leviathan to stop so they could

rush it. It was too late, much

too late, when the soldiers

realized their mistake: This

Leviathan wasnt going to stop.

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Terrain may affect the movement of a unit, depending upon the type of unit and the type of terrain.

(See the Fast Reference Chart for Terrain Effects on Movement) Terrain effects are applied to a unit

when any part of the unit's base touches the terrain.

If an Infantry unit is forced to enter restricted terrain it is destroyed.

If a Steam Tank is forced to enter restricted terrain it takes a single critical hit, the Tank's player

rolls once on the appropriate Critical Hit Chart.

Units which =ly may move over any space, regardless of terrain or occupying units. For simplicity,

though, the stacking rule still applies: a =lying unit cannot end its movement in a space containing

another unit.

When a Steam Tank enters a space with a building, the building is destroyed. The player replaces

the building with a Rubble marker. Units inside the building are affected by a normal Crush attack.

Wheeled Steam Tanks cannot enter a space with a building.

!Terrain Effects

Terrain Chart

Terrain TypeInfantry

Movement

Effects

Steam Tank

Movement

Effects,

Treads

Steam Tank

Movement

Effects,

Wheels

Steam Tank

Movement

Effects,

Legs 2 to 3

Steam Tank

Movement

Effects,

Legs 4 to 5

Steam Tank

Movement

Effects,

Legs 6 or more

Steam Tank

Movement

Effects,

Flying

To Hit Modifi

Open None None None None None None None None

Roads None None +1 per

SP SpentNone None None None None

Rough -1 None -2 per SP

SpentNone None -1 to be Hi

-1 per SP

Spent-1 per SP

Spent

Lt.

Woods-2

-3 per SP

SpentNone -2 to be Hi

-2 per SP

Spent-1 per SP

Spent

-1 per SP

Spent-1 per SP

Spent

Hvy

Woods-3 Cannot

EnterNone -3 to be Hi

-3 per SP

Spent-2 per SP

Spent

-2 per SP

Spent-1 per SP

Spent

Hills None None None -1 to be HiNone NoneNone None

Buildings None Crush None -2 to be HiCrush CrushCrush Crush

Water Cannot

EnterNone None

-3 per SP

SpentCannot

Enter

Cannot

Enter

Cannot

Enter

Cannot

Enter

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A unit needs to have line of sight (LOS) on its

target before it can attack. (See Line of Sight for

details) Some types of indirect =ire weapons

provide an exception to this rule.

Some types of terrain provide cover from

ranged attacks. If a unit occupies terrain which

provides 50% or more cover, the target number

needed to hit that unit is increased by 2.

Once LOS has been established, the player

declares the attack. If the attacking unit is a

Steam Tank, the player speci=ies which weapon

is being =ired and spends the appropriate steam

points. At this point, the player measures the

range in inches between the attacking unit andthe target. If the target is in range, the player

proceeds normally with the attack roll. If the

target is out of range, the attack fails

automatically and the attacking weapon or

Infantry unit may make no other ranged attacks

this turn. Note, the player must declare the

attack before measuring the range, and the

player can then take that measurement into

consideration when conducting subsequent

movement and attack actions.

The range between the attacker and the target

is always measured from the center of the

facing edge of the attacker's base in a straight

line to the closest edge of the target's base.

Example

Ted moves his Steam Tank a few inches

spending the required steam points. He then

declares he will =ire one of his cannons at a

target. Ted spends the steam points to =ire the

cannon and then measures the range to the

target. The target is out of range and the attack

has no effect. The tank still has steam points, so

Ted's next action is to move the Steam Tank

closer to the target, spending the required

steam points. He then declares an attack on the

same target using a different cannon. Because

of the =irst attack, he knows the target is now in

range of the second cannon. (Note Ted must use

a different cannon for the second attack. A

given weapon may only attack once per turn.)

Once LOS has been established, the attack

declared, appropriate steam points spent andthe range measured, the player rolls 1D20. If

the result is equal to or higher than the Attack

Target Number, the attack scores a hit. The

Attack Target Number is based on weapon,

range and other modi=iers.

Each weapon type or unit has a prede=ined

short, medium and long range for its attack.

The range to the target affects the Attack Target

Number. Short range reduces the Attack Target

Number by 2; medium range does not modifythe Attack Target Number; and long range

increases the Attack Target Number by 2.

!Attacking with a Unit

!Taking Damage

Each Infantry unit has a number of points it can

sustain in damage before being destroyed. In

general, Infantry unit stands are removed from

play to re=lect damage taken by the unit. (SeeMorale) When a Steam Tank is hit, it takes

damage to its armor or structure. The player

tracks this damage by =illing in one or more

boxes on the tank's Data Sheet. (See Damage

to Steam Tanks)

The Attack Target Number can also be modi=ied

by the terrain the target occupies. (See the Fast

Reference Chart for Terrain Effects on Combat)

The Attack Target Number cannot be higherthan 20, no matter how many modi=iers apply.

Any natural 20 result on an attack roll will

hit, regardless of terrain and other effects in

the game. Against Steam Tank targets, a natural

20 will always generate at least one box of

internal damage regardless of the target's

armor. (Bypass the normal damage procedures

and simply roll for a single box to be =illed in.)

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Foot Soldier and Cavalry units have a

360degree arc of =ire and may attack a target

in any direction. Artillery units have a

45degree arc of =ire to the front and may only

use their ranged attack against targets in that

forward arc.

Most Steam Tank weapons have a limited arc of

=ire. During tank construction, the weapon is

placed on the tank with a set facing: left, right,

front or rear. The weapon's arc of =ire is

determined by this facing and usually limited to

45 degrees. Wider arcs of =ire are possible. (See

Steam Tank Construction) A weapon can only

attack targets within its arc of =ire.

!Arc of Fire

!Line of Sight

An attacker must have a clear line of sight (LOS)

on its target before it can attack. Some types of

terrain can block line of sight. Other units,

whether friendly or enemy, block LOS. LOS is

drawn as an invisible line between the attackerand the target. The line starts at the attacker,

centered on the edge which determines the

weapon's arc of =ire. LOS is drawn to the closest

edge of the target. If the line crosses any

blocking terrain, or any other unit, the attacker

does not have LOS.

In general, true line of sight is used in this

game. If the player can see the target from the

weapon's angle, the player has LOS. Generally

the player must be able to see at least 25% of a

target to have LOS.

Flying units never block LOS. Flying units

always have LOS on all targets, regardless of

intervening units and terrain. Attackers always

have LOS on =lying targets, regardless of

intervening units and terrain.

!"#$%&!

'()*&!+,-&!

',.#!

The rumbling thunder of the cannons was constant,

seeming to shake the battlefield with its roar. The two

Leviathans facing each other spit shell after shell,

blast after blast, slamming into each other with every

ounce of their fire power. The hardened steel plating

that protected the crew inside buckled and dented,

but refused to cave under this withering assault.

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If at some point later in the battle, the Steam

Tank takes another hit to the same interior

component, it is considered a critical hit. The

target player allocates the damage to an empty,

undamaged box to the right or left of the rolled

component and =ills in that box. The target

player then resolves the critical hit roll.

If a Steam Tank takes a hit in a location whichhas no undamaged components all boxes are

=illed in then the target player must move the

damage either up or down to a new location

where it can be allocated.

If a Steam Tank has no undamaged components

in any location all boxes on the Data Sheet are

=illed in it is considered destroyed. The target

player places a Wrecked marker next to the

model. Wrecked Steam Tanks remain on the

battlemap, becoming terrain which can blockline of sight and movement.

Example

Ted just scored a hit of three points on Paul's

Steam Tank. The attack is coming from the right

side, so Paul =ills in the armor circles on the

right side of his Steam Tank's Data Sheet. After

the attack Paul's tank has only one point of

armor remaining on the right facing.

!Damage

Different types of Infantry units can take

different amounts of damage before being

destroyed and removed from the game.

Foot Soldier Unit Three hits per stand, nine per unitCavalry Unit Four hits per stand, eight per unit

Artillery Unit Two hits per stand.

In most cases, when an Infantry unit is hit, damage

is allocated to one stand of the owning players

choice. If any damage points remain after the

stand is destroyed they are allocated to the next

stand in the target unit, again of the owning

players choice. Damage from a single attack is

allocated to one stand at a time, destroying that

stand before the next stand in the unit takes

damage. (Damage allocated in close combat is

applied only to those stand(s) involved in the

battle, See Close Combat for details)

When a Steam Tank is hit, the player records the

damage by =illing in circles or boxes on the tank's

Data Sheet Armor circles are =illed in =irst,

followed by Damage boxes.

When a Steam Tank is hit, damage is =irst assessedagainst the tank's armor for that facing. Armor

points are assigned to each facing when the tank is

constructed. When the tank is hit, the player =inds

the facing on the tank's Data Sheet and =ills in a

number of armor circles equal to the points of

damage caused by the attack.

For a given facing, after all the armor circles are

=illed in, any additional damage points are

allocated to the Tank's interior. The target player

will =ill in a number of boxes equal to the points ofdamage remaining in the attack. To determine

which boxes are =illed in, the attacker rolls 1D20 to

=ind the interior location, and then another 1D20

to specify the component which was hit. The target

player =ills in the box corresponding to that

component. The target player then allocates the

remaining damage to adjacent components, =illing

in boxes to the right or left for each remaining

damage point.

The old generals face was weather

beaten, a silent testament to the

years he had spent commanding in

the field. He looked out over the

eager faces of the academy

students. His voice was a low scrape,

like a knife edge being pulled overcracked leather. A Leviathan is,

with modern weaponry,

unmatchable in raw power.

However it is important to

remember the speed and

maneuverability of your cavalry.

These forces are uniquely suited to

dealing with situations a Leviathan

never could.

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Later, Ted scores another hit to the right side of

Paul's tank, doing six points of damage. Paul

=ills in the last armor circle, and Ted rolls to

determine where the remaining damage will be

allocated. The roll is a 4. Referring to the

location chart on Paul's Data Sheet, the players=ind the tank has been hit on the mid line. Ted

rolls again to determine which interior

component was hit. He rolls a 5, which is

assigned to a boiler damage box. Paul =ills in the

box on the Data Sheet and also =ills in the =irst

box on his Boiler Damage Chart, reducing the

number of steam points the tank can generate.

He then continues to =ill in four more damage

boxes one for each remaining damage point.

He can =ill in boxes either to the right or left of

the boiler damage box which was hit. He alsoapplies any resultant effects of this damage to

his Steam Tank.

Later in the game Ted scores another hit, doing

three points of damage to the right side of

Paul's tank. The tank no longer has any armor

on the right side, so all three boxes of damage

will be allocated to interior components. Ted

rolls for location, again getting the mid line and

the same boiler damage box. Since this box is

already damaged (=illed in), Paul must move thehit either to the right or left, to the next

undamaged box of his choice. If there are no

un=illed boxes left in the mid line location, Paul

will have to move the damage up or down (his

choice) to a new location on the tank. In

addition, Paul's tank takes a critical hit because

the boiler damage box has already been hit.

Optional Rule

Cover affects which locations on a Steam Tank

can be damaged by an attack. If the target has 0to 49% cover, damage location is determined

normally. If it has 50% to 74% cover, only mid

and high locations can be damaged. Roll 1D20;

on 110, the mid location is hit, on 1120 the

high location. If the target has more than 75%

cover, damage is allocated to the high location

only.

When a Steam Tank takes a critical hit, the

target player rolls once on the Critical Hit Chart.

Results can stack if there is more than one

weapon destroyed result, more than oneweapon has been hit and wrecked. (See

damage description for details)

Explosion

The Steam Tank explodes is a spectacular

fashion, sending smoke and metal =lying all

across the landscape. The Steam Tank is

destroyed and any infantry units it was carrying

are also destroyed. Players roll 1D20 for each

unit friend or foe within 3 inches of the tank.

On a roll of 10+, the unit takes 1D3 hits. Thetarget player places a Wrecked marker next to

the Steam Tank.

Wrecked

The Steam Tank is wrecked and no longer

usable. The target player places a Wrecked

marker next to the =igure. If the Steam Tank

was transporting infantry units, the target

player rolls 1D20 for each unit. On a roll of 15+,

the unit escapes the wreck and is placed within

1 of the Steam Tank. If no space is open due toterrain restrictions, the stacking restriction or

other rules, the unit is destroyed

Bridge Destroyed

The Bridge has been destroyed and the com

mand crew slain. From this point on the Steam

Tank rolls 1D20 whenever it tries to conduct an

action. On a roll of 10+, it may conduct the

action normally. A failed movement action

means the tank can conduct no further

movement this turn. A failed attack actionmeans that weapon has completed its action

and may attempt no other attacks this turn.

!Critical Hits

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Boiler Damaged

The Steam Tank's boiler has been damage and

will produce fewer Steam points. The player

=ills in one box on the tank's boiler chart. This

result can occur more than once with each

occurrence reducing the number of Steam

points produced each turn.

Weapon DestroyedThe target player picks one of the Steam Tank's

weapons. The weapon is destroyed and can no

longer be used during the battle. (The target

player should mark off the weapon on the

Steam Tank's data.)Crew Shaken

The crew of the Steam Tank has been shaken,

temporarily restricting their actions. On its next

turn, the Steam Tank may either move or =ire its

weapons, but not both. The target player

chooses which of the two effects to apply. Anyinfantry units being transported are not

affected and may deploy normally.

Steering Column

The Steam Tank's steering column has been

damaged. The tank may no long change

direction, and can only move forward or

backward in a straight line.

Drive Shaft

The Steam Tank's drive shaft has been

damaged. Movement costs for this tank are

increased by 1 Steam point per inch. Multiplesoccurrences of this result will stack.Boiler Destroyed

The boiler has been destroyed, and the Steam

Tank can no longer produce steam to power its

systems. The player roll 1D205 to determine

the number of Steam points the tank has for the

rest of the game. These points cannot be

replenished, once they have been spent they are

gone permanently. Note: on a roll of zero or

less, the tank is immediately out of steam points

and considered wrecked.

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Terrain Chart

Terrain TypeInfantry

Movement

Effects

Steam Tank

Movement

Effects,

Treads

Steam Tank

Movement

Effects,

Wheels

Steam Tank

Movement

Effects,

Legs 2 to 3

Steam Tank

Movement

Effects,

Legs 4 to 5

Steam Tank

Movement

Effects,

Legs 6 or more

Steam Tank

Movement

Effects,

Flying

To Hit Modifi

Open None None None None None None None None

Roads None None +1 per

SP SpentNone None None None None

Rough -1 None -2 per SP

SpentNone None -1 to be Hi

-1 per SP

Spent-1 per SP

Spent

Lt.

Woods-2

-3 per SP

SpentNone -2 to be Hi

-2 per SP

Spent-1 per SP

Spent

-1 per SP

Spent-1 per SP

Spent

Hvy

Woods-3

Cannot

EnterNone -3 to be Hi

-3 per SP

Spent-2 per SP

Spent

-2 per SP

Spent-1 per SP

Spent

Hills None None None -1 to be HiNone NoneNone None

Buildings None Crush None -2 to be HiCrush CrushCrush Crush

Water Cannot

EnterNone None

-3 per SP

SpentCannot

Enter

Cannot

Enter

Cannot

Enter

Cannot

Enter

Crush Chart Terrain Type

Size of

Steam TankOpen

Woods

(Any Type)

Building

or Other

Terrain

Hills

Small

or

Medium

12+

to Kill

Stand

13+

to Kill

Stand

14+

to Kill

Stand

15+

to Kill

Stand

Large14+

to Kill

Stand

15+

to Kill

Stand

16+

to Kill

Stand

15+

to Kill

Stand

Huge16+

to Kill

Stand

17+

to Kill

Stand

18+

to Kill

Stand

15+

to Kill

Stand

Size ofSteam Tank

Small Medium Large Huge

Small 2 Hits 1 Hit 1 Hit 1 Hit

Medium 3 Hits 2 Hits 2 Hits 1 Hit

Large 5 Hits 3 Hits 3 Hits 2 Hit

Huge 8 Hits 8 Hits 5 Hits 8 Hit

Ram Chart

Order of Play

1. Roll 1D20 for initiative

2. Roll 1D6 for each tank

3. Indicate steam points for each tank

4. Player 1 activates a unit and conducts actions.

A. Reduce steam points as appropriate

B. Place Activated counter on unit.

5. Player 2 activates a unit and conducts actions.6. Repeat steps 45 until one player has activated all uni

7. Player with remaining unit activates and conducts act

8. Repeat step 7 until all units have been activated.

9. Remove all Activated counters.

10. Begin a new turn.

To Hit Modi\iers

Short Range +2

Medium Range +0

Long Range 2

Terrain Effects Various

Close Combat Modi\iers

Charged +1 to hit on \irst round of combat

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Hit

Location

Medium

1- 10

Hit

Location

Low

11 - 20

Base Steam

PointsGenerated

Base Steam

PointsGenerated

Base Steam

Points

Generated

Base Steam

Points

Generated

Structure CannonBoiler Boiler Boiler

TreadTread BoilerStructure Turret

1

Explosion

2 - 4

Wrecked

4 - 5

Bridge

Destroyed

6 - 7

Boiler Damaged

8 - 10

Weapon

Destroyed

11 - 14

Crew Shaken

15 - 16

Steering

Column

17 - 18

Drive Shaft

19 - 20

Boiler

Destroyed

1-4 5-8 9-12 13-16 17-20

1-4 5-8 9-12 13-16 17-20

1Explosion

2 - 3

Wrecked

4 - 5

Bridge

Destroyed

6 - 7

Boiler Damag

8 - 10

Weapon

Destroyed

11 - 14

Crew Shake

15 - 16

Steering

Column

17 - 18

Drive Shaf

19 - 20

Boiler

Destroyed

Base SteamPoints

Generated

Base Steam

PointsGenerated

Base Steam

Points

Generated

Base Steam

Points

Generated

Hit

Location

High

1 - 10

Hit

Location

Medium

11 - 15

HitLocation

Low

16 - 20

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