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    This document provides a quick reference to the turn sequence and key rules for Necromunda, a skirmish game set in the Warhammer 40k universe. It summarizes the phases of a turn including bottle tests, movement, shooting, hand-to-hand combat, and recovery. It also outlines key rules for determining hits, wounds, pinning, and breaking during combat. Grenade ranges and the injury chart are summarized in 3 sentences or less.

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    This document provides a quick reference to the turn sequence and key rules for Necromunda, a skirmish game set in the Warhammer 40k universe. It summarizes the phases of a turn including bottle tests, movement, shooting, hand-to-hand combat, and recovery. It also outlines key rules for determining hits, wounds, pinning, and breaking during combat. Grenade ranges and the injury chart are summarized in 3 sentences or less.

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    This document provides a quick reference to the turn sequence and key rules for Necromunda, a skirmish game set in the Warhammer 40k universe. It summarizes the phases of a turn including bottle tests, movement, shooting, hand-to-hand combat, and recovery. It also outlines key rules for determining hits, wounds, pinning, and breaking during combat. Grenade ranges and the injury chart are summarized in 3 sentences or less.

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    Necromunda Quick Ref v1 1

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    Necromunda Rules Quick Reference

    Turn Sequence Bottle Test: if 25% of the models are down or out of action test leadership.
    Bottle Test Escape pinning
    Escape pinning - If there is a certain friendly model within 2" then roll initiative or less on 1D6.
    Move (Don't count Juves, fighters who are broken, or fighters who are down).
    Shoot
    - Work out wounds Move
    - Break test - Basic move is 4".
    Hand to hand - If you don't shoot you can run 8", but if you run within 8" of an enemy then stop.
    - Work out wounds - If you charge into close combat you can move 8" (but you have to declare
    - Break test you are charging before measuring the distance).
    Recovery - If you are pinned you can crawl 2".
    - Difficult ground halves movement.
    Hiding - Very difficult ground quarters movement.
    - Must be behind cover. - Barriers less than 1" high and 1" or less wide don't affect movement.
    - Can't run and hide. - Barriers between 1" and 2" high and 1" or less wide halve movement.
    - Spotted if within - Barriers over 2" high or 1" wide are impassable.
    initiative inches.
    Shoot
    To Hit Modifiers - Shots are can only be fired at a 90 degree arc in front of the model.
    Partial cover -1 - You can't shoot if you are hand to hand fighting.
    Cover -2 - The closest target must be shot at, unless there is a target in less cover.
    Appearing -1 - Apply cover and "to hit" modifiers, then look up BS on table.
    Disappearing -1 BS: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
    Charging -1 Die Roll: 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3
    Rapid Moving -1 - A roll of 1 is always a miss. Any miss counts as a stray shot.
    Small -1 - Stray shots hit a friendly fighter 1/2" from the line of fire on a D6 roll of 1.
    Large +1 - If a six is rolled, then an extra die can be rolled to increase the score:
    Extra roll: 1 2 3 4 5 6
    Ammo Roll Score +0 +0 +0 +1 +2 +3
    D6 Result: - If a six is rolled then an ammo roll is required (see table on left).
    < roll Stops working - A fighter who is hit becomes pinned, put the model face up.
    1 Explodes if a - A fighter who is hit may be wounded (see wounds section).
    second roll fails.
    Hand to hand fighting
    Hand to hand - Both fighters roll attack dice. A second close combat weapon adds one die,
    Charged +1 but fighters with a basic, special or heavy weapon can't roll an additional die.
    (obstacle) -1 - All fighters have a knife, even if the model doesn't show one.
    Fumble -1 - Most pistols can be used in hand to hand combat, but not flame pistols.
    Critical hit +1 - Apply modifiers (see table on left).
    Higher up +1 - Difference in scores is number of hits. A tie is decided by highest initiative.
    Encumbered -1 - Work out number of wounds.

    Injury chart Wounds


    D6 Result - Compare strength vs toughness and roll (>=) for each hit:
    1 Flesh wound: S\T 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
    Apply -1BS and - 3 2 3 4 5 6N
    1WS for the rest 4 2 2 3 4 5 6N
    of the game - Roll saving throw if fighter has armour.
    (If BS and WS - Once wounds go to zero, roll on the injury chart.
    are zero then the - If a model goes 'down' or 'out of action' within 2" of a friend, that friend must
    fighter goes out take a break test. Breaking from close combat means an automatic hit.
    of action)
    2-5 Down: Model Break test
    goes face down - Roll 2D6 > leadership, or leaders leadership if the leader is within 6".
    6 Out of action! - A fighter who's nerve has broken will run 2D6" toward cover.
    Model removed. - If cover is less than the distance rolled then stop.
    - The fighter must wait one whole turn before they can attempt to recover.
    Grenade range Recovery
    2" + (Strength x 2)" - Attempt to recover broken fighters.
    Max range = 12" - Stand up pinned models.
    This Rules Quick Reference by Tak Underhand. It is completely unofficial, based on the necromunda ORB from Games Workshop. Visit http://easternfringe.com Version 1.1 9th
    September 2008.

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