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	'''Parent'''		'''Parent'''

	A section that is ~~directly inside of~~ a given section is its parent		A section that is closer to the core and touching a given section is its parent

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	Additional sweep: .75 additional cost modifier for 1		Additional sweep: .75 additional cost modifier for 1

	After a laser hits, it damages the section it hits, then may be moved between 1/2 in. and 1 in. in either direction. It damages the section it stops on, then continues in the same direction for the same distance damaging every section it stops on. It does this a number of times equal to ~~it's~~ sweep. It measures this distance from the point of impact.		After a laser hits, it damages the section it hits, then may be moved between 1/2 in. and 1 in. in either direction. It damages the section it stops on, then continues in the same direction for the same distance damaging every section it stops on. It does this a number of times equal to its sweep. It measures this distance from the point of impact.


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	Cost modifier= 1.5		Cost modifier= 1.5

	After hitting any section, the bullet continues with its damage halved until it would deal less than one damage. After hitting a section, ~~it's~~ remaining range is also halved.		After hitting any section, the bullet continues with its damage halved until it would deal less than one damage. After hitting a section, its remaining range is also halved.


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	A torpedo is a bullet that fires through the third dimension.		A torpedo is a bullet that fires through the third dimension.

	When declaring your shot, declare a range you want the weapon to hit at. After rolling scatter, measure the distance you declared (in the scattered direction.) Place a marker on this location. Then move this marker away from your ship a distance of 1d6-3 inches. The weapon hits at this location, ignoring any ship sections in ~~it's~~ fire line. This weapon may not pass through deflected sections or flux projectors.		When declaring your shot, declare a range you want the weapon to hit at. After rolling scatter, measure the distance you declared (in the scattered direction.) Place a marker on this location. Then move this marker away from your ship a distance of 1d6-3 inches. The weapon hits at this location, ignoring any ship sections in its fire line. This weapon may not pass through deflected sections or flux projectors.

	== Modules ==		== Modules ==
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	'''Phase 1: Movement 1'''		'''Phase 1: Movement 1'''

	During this phase a ship may move in any direction a distance up to ~~it's~~ speed.		During this phase a ship may move in any direction a distance up to its speed.

	The ship may rotate freely during this phase.		The ship may rotate freely during this phase.
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	'''Phase 2: Shooting'''		'''Phase 2: Shooting'''

	During this phase, a ship may shoot all of ~~it's~~ weapons. To shoot, a ship places a marker a distance from the gun equal to its accuracy.		During this phase, a ship may shoot all of its weapons. To shoot, a ship places a marker a distance from the gun equal to its accuracy.
	Next, the scatter die is rolled, and the marker is moved in the direction indicated by the die by a distance of 1d6 - 1. A line is drawn through the gun and the die, extending a distance of up to the gun's range.		Next, the scatter die is rolled, and the marker is moved in the direction indicated by the die by a distance of 1d6 - 1. A line is drawn through the gun and the die, extending a distance of up to the gun's range.

	The bullet follows the path drawn out hitting the first section it makes contact with.		The bullet follows the path drawn out hitting the first section it makes contact with.

	An accuracy of 0 means that the shot will always hit ~~it's~~ target.		An accuracy of 0 means that the shot will always hit its target.

	You may only measure range after declaring your attack.		You may only measure range after declaring your attack.
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	'''Phase 3: Movement 2'''		'''Phase 3: Movement 2'''

	During this phase, a ship may move in any direction a distance up to ~~it's~~ speed minus the distance moved in phase 1.		During this phase, a ship may move in any direction a distance up to its speed minus the distance moved in phase 1.

	If the ship did not rotate in phase 1, it may during this phase.		If the ship did not rotate in phase 1, it may during this phase.
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	'''Destruction of cores'''		'''Destruction of cores'''

	A ship's core is destroyed when it reaches 0 HP. When destroyed, a ship's core explodes dealing damage to all sections close enough to take damage equal to the absolute value of ~~it's~~ HP minus the distance (in inches) of any section from the destroyed core.		A ship's core is destroyed when it reaches 0 HP. When destroyed, a ship's core explodes dealing damage to all sections close enough to take damage equal to the absolute value of its HP minus the distance (in inches) of any section from the destroyed core.


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	'''Ramming'''		'''Ramming'''

	When a ship is hit by a section of another ship, both sections take damage equal to the mass of the moving section times half the distance it moved divided by the mass of the stationary section (round down). No ship may endanger ~~it's~~ core by intentionally ramming another ship with the core section. If one section is destroyed in this process, no further damage is dealt to the other section.		When a ship is hit by a section of another ship, both sections take damage equal to the mass of the moving section times half the distance it moved divided by the mass of the stationary section (round down). No ship may endanger its core by intentionally ramming another ship with the core section. If one section is destroyed in this process, no further damage is dealt to the other section.


	'''Jettisoned section'''		'''Jettisoned section'''

	When a section of a ship is no longer parented by any other section, it begins to float away. The section moves away from where ~~it's~~ parent section was with a scatter of 12. The section continues to move in the same direction until it is off the table. The section moves 3d6*10/mass (min 3, max 18) each turn. No weapon or modules attached to the jettisoned section or to any section that the jettisoned section parents may be used		When a section of a ship is no longer parented by any other section, it begins to float away. The section moves away from where its parent section was with a scatter of 12. The section continues to move in the same direction until it is off the table. The section moves 3d6*10/mass (min 3, max 18) each turn. No weapon or modules attached to the jettisoned section or to any section that the jettisoned section parents may be used


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	'''Electric feedback'''		'''Electric feedback'''

	If a ship loses more than 1/4 of its sections in a single turn, the ship becomes disabled until ~~it's~~ next turn. This does not apply if the ship loses only one section. If any section reaches below -(~~it's~~ base HP), your ship suffers electric feedback		If a ship loses more than 1/4 of its sections in a single turn, the ship becomes disabled until its next turn. This does not apply if the ship loses only one section. If any section reaches below -(its base HP), your ship suffers electric feedback


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	'''Black hole'''		'''Black hole'''

	If something starts ~~it's~~ turn within 24 inches of a black hole, it moves 12 inches minus half ~~it's~~ distance from the black hole. Black hole has infinite mass and HP. Distance is checked from the closest edge of the object.		If something starts its turn within 24 inches of a black hole, it moves 12 inches minus half its distance from the black hole. Black hole has infinite mass and HP. Distance is checked from the closest edge of the object.


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	'''Parent'''		'''Parent'''

	A section that is directly inside of a given section is ~~it's~~ parent		A section that is directly inside of a given section is its parent


	'''Ancestor'''		'''Ancestor'''

	A section that is any distance inside of a given section is ~~it's~~ ancestor		A section that is any distance inside of a given section is its ancestor

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	== Battleships forever ==		== Battleships forever ==
	Battleships forever is a tabletop war game that is based upon a ~~realtime~~ strategy game of the same name by [http://www.wyrdysm.com/games.php Wyrdysm Games] that is based upon a top-down shoot-em-up named [http://www18.big.or.jp/~hikoza/Prod/index_e.html Warning Forever] by Hikoza T Ohkubo.		Battleships forever is a tabletop war game that is based upon a real-time strategy game of the same name by [http://www.wyrdysm.com/games.php Wyrdysm Games] that is based upon a top-down shoot-em-up named [http://www18.big.or.jp/~hikoza/Prod/index_e.html Warning Forever] by Hikoza T Ohkubo.


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	Additional HP: 1 point for 1		Additional HP: 1 point for 1

	If a ~~missle~~ is reduced to 0 HP, it is destroyed without exploding		If a missile is reduced to 0 HP, it is destroyed without exploding

	Explosion radius is equal to base damage		Explosion radius is equal to base damage

	~~Missles~~ deal damage to all sections under the explosion equal to total damage/(2*distance from the explosion center)		Missiles deal damage to all sections under the explosion equal to total damage/(2*distance from the explosion center)


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	Cost modifier= 1.5		Cost modifier= 1.5

	After hitting any section, the bullet continues with ~~it's~~ damage halved until it would deal less than one damage. After hitting a section, it's remaining range is also halved.		After hitting any section, the bullet continues with its damage halved until it would deal less than one damage. After hitting a section, it's remaining range is also halved.


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	Fires a single bullet based on the stats of the weapon.		Fires a single bullet based on the stats of the weapon.

	May be combined with ~~missle~~ type (making the cost modifier = 3) using the torpedo's HP, or used like a basic gun.		May be combined with missile type (making the cost modifier = 3) using the torpedo's HP, or used like a basic gun.

	A torpedo is a bullet that fires through the third dimension.		A torpedo is a bullet that fires through the third dimension.
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	Cost = 3		Cost = 3

	By using a tow hitch, a ship may pull another ship. The tow hitch is used by coming into contact with another ship. The two ships now move as a unit with a thrust equal to the combined thrust of the ships, and a mass equal to the combined mass of the ships. If towing an enemy ship, the thrust is equal to the thrust of the towing ship minus the thrust of the towed ship. A tow hitch may also be used to tow a ~~jetisoned~~ section, though you may not use any of the weapons or modules on the ~~jetisoned~~ section.		By using a tow hitch, a ship may pull another ship. The tow hitch is used by coming into contact with another ship. The two ships now move as a unit with a thrust equal to the combined thrust of the ships, and a mass equal to the combined mass of the ships. If towing an enemy ship, the thrust is equal to the thrust of the towing ship minus the thrust of the towed ship. A tow hitch may also be used to tow a jettisoned section, though you may not use any of the weapons or modules on the jettisoned section.


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	Only damages weapons or modules		Only damages weapons or modules

	Destroys all weapons and modules in ~~it's~~ fire line		Destroys all weapons and modules in its fire line

	Base range: 12		Base range: 12
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	Cost = 20		Cost = 20

	Used at the ~~begining~~ of the shooting phase.		Used at the beginning of the shooting phase.

	You may draw a straight directly outward from the projector. This line stops all bullets from passing through it for a duration of 1 round. Each inch of the line costs one energy.		You may draw a straight directly outward from the projector. This line stops all bullets from passing through it for a duration of 1 round. Each inch of the line costs one energy.
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	Additional control: 2 points per demeter		Additional control: 2 points per demeter

	A ship may have a number of demeters deployed at any time no greater than ~~it's~~ total demeter control.		A ship may have a number of demeters deployed at any time no greater than its total demeter control.


	'''Demeter ~~laucher~~'''		'''Demeter launcher'''

	Cost = 2		Cost = 2

	Launches a 1/4 in. by 1/4 in. ship mounted with a small gun. The ship is destroyed after 1 turn. Due to ~~it's~~ tiny size, it cannot be rammed, instead it will move out of the way if it can. Otherwise, it is destroyed. A demeter is allowed a movement phase immediately after it's fired.		Launches a 1/4 in. by 1/4 in. ship mounted with a small gun. The ship is destroyed after 1 turn. Due to its tiny size, it cannot be rammed, instead it will move out of the way if it can. Otherwise, it is destroyed. A demeter is allowed a movement phase immediately after it's fired.

	Base speed: 6		Base speed: 6
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	'''Deployment'''		'''Deployment'''

	Each player is granted one half of the table on which to deploy in any way they want. Players alternate placing each of their ships ~~untill~~ all ships are placed.		Each player is granted one half of the table on which to deploy in any way they want. Players alternate placing each of their ships until all ships are placed.


	After deployment, the player who goes first starts his turn on phase 2, and loses half of his movement in phase 3. The game then continues as normal ~~untill~~ one player either resigns or is wiped out or ~~untill~~ the players agree upon a draw.		After deployment, the player who goes first starts his turn on phase 2, and loses half of his movement in phase 3. The game then continues as normal until one player either resigns or is wiped out or until the players agree upon a draw.


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	'''Phase 2: Shooting'''		'''Phase 2: Shooting'''

	During this phase, a ship may shoot all of it's weapons. To shoot, a ship places a marker a distance from the gun equal to ~~it's~~ accuracy.		During this phase, a ship may shoot all of it's weapons. To shoot, a ship places a marker a distance from the gun equal to its accuracy.
	Next, the scatter die is rolled, and the marker is moved in the direction indicated by the die by a distance of 1d6 - 1. A line is drawn through the gun and the die, extending a distance of up to the gun's range.		Next, the scatter die is rolled, and the marker is moved in the direction indicated by the die by a distance of 1d6 - 1. A line is drawn through the gun and the die, extending a distance of up to the gun's range.

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	'''~~Jetisoned~~ section'''		'''Jettisoned section'''

	When a section of a ship is no longer parented by any other section, it begins to float away. The section moves away from where it's parent section was with a scatter of 12. The section continues to move in the same direction until it is off the table. The section moves 3d6*10/mass (min 3, max 18) each turn. No weapon or modules ~~attatched~~ to the ~~jetisoned~~ section or to any section that the ~~jetisoned~~ section parents may be used		When a section of a ship is no longer parented by any other section, it begins to float away. The section moves away from where it's parent section was with a scatter of 12. The section continues to move in the same direction until it is off the table. The section moves 3d6*10/mass (min 3, max 18) each turn. No weapon or modules attached to the jettisoned section or to any section that the jettisoned section parents may be used


	'''Feedback damage'''		'''Feedback damage'''

	When a ship loses a section, all of ~~it's~~ ancestors take one damage. No section may be destroyed by feedback damage. If a ship's core is not parenting any sections, it is immediately destroyed.		When a ship loses a section, all of its ancestors take one damage. No section may be destroyed by feedback damage. If a ship's core is not parenting any sections, it is immediately destroyed.


	'''Electric feedback'''		'''Electric feedback'''

	If a ship loses more than 1/4 of ~~it's~~ sections in a single turn, the ship becomes disabled ~~untill~~ it's next turn. This does not apply if the ship loses only one section. If any section reaches below -(it's base HP), your ship suffers electric feedback		If a ship loses more than 1/4 of its sections in a single turn, the ship becomes disabled until it's next turn. This does not apply if the ship loses only one section. If any section reaches below -(it's base HP), your ship suffers electric feedback


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	'''Black hole'''		'''Black hole'''

	If something starts it's turn within 24 inches of a black hole, it moves 12 inches minus half it's distance from the black hole. Black hole has ~~inifinite~~ mass and HP. Distance is checked from the closest edge of the object.		If something starts it's turn within 24 inches of a black hole, it moves 12 inches minus half it's distance from the black hole. Black hole has infinite mass and HP. Distance is checked from the closest edge of the object.


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	'''Recharge'''		'''Recharge'''

	A module with this feature, when used, may only be used again when ~~it's~~ recharge value is rolled on a 1d6. Recharge is rolled at the ~~begining~~ of your turn.		A module with this feature, when used, may only be used again when its recharge value is rolled on a 1d6. Recharge is rolled at the beginning of your turn.

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	Used at the begining of the shooting phase.		Used at the begining of the shooting phase.

	You may draw a straight directly outward from the projector. This line stops all bullets from passing through it for a duration of 1 round.		You may draw a straight directly outward from the projector. This line stops all bullets from passing through it for a duration of 1 round. Each inch of the line costs one energy.

	Base energy: 8		Base energy: 8

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	Cost = 20		Cost = 20

	Used ~~during~~ shooting phase.		Used at the begining of the shooting phase.

	You may draw a ~~line within range of this weapon~~. This line stops all bullets from passing through it for a duration of 1 round		You may draw a straight directly outward from the projector. This line stops all bullets from passing through it for a duration of 1 round.

	~~Base range: 6 inches~~

	~~Addidtional range: 1 point for 1 inch~~

	Base energy: 8		Base energy: 8

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	'''Thruster'''		'''Thruster'''

	Cost = 1		Cost = 5

	Thrusters may only be mounted on the outermost sections of a ship		Thrusters may only be mounted on the outermost sections of a ship

	Base thrust value: 1		Base thrust value: 10

	Additional thrust: 1 point for 2		Additional thrust: 1 point for 2
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	Additional energy recharge: 10 points for 1d6		Additional energy recharge: 10 points for 1d6


	== Gameplay rules ==		== Gameplay rules ==

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	Two sections may be joined by a swiveling joint.		Two sections may be joined by a swiveling joint.

			No more than 50 mass may be outside of a swivel joint.

			When swiveling, the inner section stays stationary and the outside moves.