Bar Room Brawl.pdf

Bar Room Brawl, by Tom Bell

No one knows who started it, but the

brawl rages around the Tap-room of the

Rust'd Cup Inn. Tables, chairs and daggers

fly about the room, hitting targets

indiscriminately. Mugs and goblets are

emptied of their contents by being

smashed over someone's head more often

than down someone's gullet. Through the

ruckus, the leaders of each respective

warband stand and watch with detached

amusement. Watch, that is, until a stray

(or was it?) fist connects with one's chin...

All is silent while the brutish leader shakes

his head, and brings his hand up to his lip.

The trace of crimson is all it takes to

launch him all-out into the fray, cursing

the opposing leaders and promising pain.

Special Rules

Too close for comfort - While the

close-quarters of the Rust'd Cup Inn's

tap-room are pleasant for an evenings drink

and comradery, it is far too cramped for

missile weapons. As such all bows and

crossbows that are dependant on range

(pistols or crossbow pistols, for example, are

exempt from this rule) are useless, and are

tossed aside for more appropriate weapons.

Also, due to the cramped and crazy fighting

occurring, should any missile miss by 2, it

will count as hitting the cover (instead of the

regular ³miss by 1´ rule).

JUST TOSS IT! - With all of the handy

stuff just laying about the tap-room, there is

always something to grab and throw. As

such, everyone can make a ballistic attack if

not engaged in H2H combat. The missile can

range from a chair to a mug of ale. It's range

is the characters Strength value in inches.

The missile counts as having a S-1 from the

user.

Don't touch my boss! - The Leaders of the

warbands will not lower themselves into

fighting in this brawl. They may not be

attacked by any other model while they sit

and watch their boys duke it out with aloof

amusement. As the fight progresses,

however, each leader may decide the time is

right for him to jump in and show everyone

why it's he that leads this band. There are

THREE ways for a leader to enter the fray:

1) At the beginning of each players turn,

they must roll a D6. Once the total of these

rolls exceeds 12, the leader may immediately

dive into the action.

2) Should the leader be struck by a stray

missile, he will immediately try to charge the

nearest model that is not of his warband.

This scenario can be played by any

number of warbands of any type.

Terrain

This scenario takes place indoors. While

there can be several rooms, all action takes

place within one building. Place obstacles

(chairs, tables, walls and doorways)

accordingly. Each player may place one

terrain-piece until the board is full. It is

recommended to play this scenario on a 4x4

table for 4 players, 6x4 for 6 players, etc.

3) Should the leaders warband have enough

men OOA to require a Leadership test, the

first attempt automatically succeeds, and the

Leader jumps in to preserve the honor of his

band.

+1 Per Enemy Out of Action. Any Hero

earns +1 experience for each enemy he puts

out of action.

+1 Exploration Dice for every member

not taken OOA. These are substitution

dice, and a player cannot exceed the amount

of exploration dice they would be allowed to

use regularly. This represents the treasures

found on and around the the stunned and

moaning patrons of the tap-room. Every

warband that participates in the brawl is

allowed this bonus. A player would roll the

regular amount of exploration dice allowed,

set them aside, and then roll all of the bonus

dice separately, thus allowing a higher

exploration score to be substituted in, and

possibly turning doubles into triples, etc.

Placement

Each player rolls off. The highest roll

chooses which section of the bar they'd like

their warband to start in. The deployment

zone is 4 inches by 4 inches square, with

exceptions made only for terrain that is

in-place, or if it is impossible for the player's

entire warband to start within that area.

Players should try to stick as close as

possible to the deployment zone while

placing their characters.

Starting the game

The players each roll a D6 to determine who

goes first. Play proceeds clockwise around

the table.

***Special Note***

Due to the non-lethal tone of the brawl,

when rolling on the Injury table, all rolls that

result in death (1-2 for Henchmen, 11-15 for

Heroes) must be re-rolled once. Should the

unit roll death a second time, the roll counts,

and the unit must be removed from the

warband's roster sheet.

Ending the game

The game ends when all warbands but one

have failed their Rout test. Warbands which

rout automatically lose. There are no

alliances allowed within this scenario. Things

are too heated, and no one has any true

sense of who is friend and who is foe, other

than their brothers-in-arms. Also, no one is

allowed to voluntarily rout. Honor is at

stake.

Experience

+1 Survives. If a hero or henchmen group

survives the battle they gain +1 experience.

+1 Winning Leader. The leader of the

winning warband gains +1 experience. The

leader will gain an additional 1 experience if

he did not participate in the brawl.

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