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	These are the general rules for '''Grimdark Future''', [[One Page Rules]]' simplified and genericized edition of [[Warhammer 40,000]].		These are the general rules for '''[[Grimdark Future]]''', [[One Page Rules]]' simplified and genericized edition of [[Warhammer 40,000]].

	==Playing the Game==		==Playing the Game==

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	==Special Rules==		==Special Rules==
	* ''Aircraft:'' Planes here must move 18"-36" each turn, but if they leave the table, then they waste their remaining movement to return to the field from any table edge. ~~However, they~~'re quite protected from most guns because all models without Lock-On count as 12" further away than they really are and must take a -1 to hit them on top of all that. However, the Lock-On rule is surprisingly abundant in GDF, so expect AA fire to come from ~~a lot more sources than~~ it ~~did~~ in 40k.		* ''Aircraft:'' Planes here must move 18"-36" each turn, but if they leave the table, then they waste their remaining movement to return to the field from any table edge. They're quite protected from most guns because all models without Lock-On count as 12" further away than they really are and must take a -1 to hit them on top of all that. However, the Lock-On rule is surprisingly abundant in GDF, so expect AA fire to come from places that you wouldn't have otherwise expected it to in 40k.
	* ''Ambush:'' Not all your models need to deploy on the outset. Units with this rule can instead hide out and then be deployed at the start of any round past the first, so long as they're beyond 9" of an enemy unit. Do beware that if both sides have ambush units, then you need to roll off to deploy them.		* ''Ambush:'' Not all your models need to deploy on the outset. Units with this rule can instead hide out and then be deployed at the start of any round past the first, so long as they're beyond 9" of an enemy unit. Do beware that if both sides have ambush units, then you need to roll off to deploy them.
	* ''Lock-On:'' Ignores all negative modifiers to hit rolls and range. Obviously intended to negate the penalties to shooting Aircraft, but stuff with Lock-On has [[Flak_88mm\|no trouble at all shooting at stuff on the ground too]].		* ''Lock-On:'' Ignores all negative modifiers to hit rolls and range. Obviously intended to negate the penalties to shooting Aircraft, but stuff with Lock-On has [[Flak_88mm\|no trouble at all shooting at stuff on the ground too]].

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	* ''Aircraft:'' Planes here must move 18"-36" each turn, but if they leave the table, then they waste their remaining movement to return to the field from any table edge. However, they're quite protected from most guns because all models without Lock-On count as 12" further away than they really are and must take a -1 to hit them on top of all that. However, the Lock-On rule is surprisingly abundant in GDF, so expect AA fire to come from a lot more sources than it did in 40k.		* ''Aircraft:'' Planes here must move 18"-36" each turn, but if they leave the table, then they waste their remaining movement to return to the field from any table edge. However, they're quite protected from most guns because all models without Lock-On count as 12" further away than they really are and must take a -1 to hit them on top of all that. However, the Lock-On rule is surprisingly abundant in GDF, so expect AA fire to come from a lot more sources than it did in 40k.
	* ''Ambush:'' Not all your models need to deploy on the outset. Units with this rule can instead hide out and then be deployed at the start of any round past the first, so long as they're beyond 9" of an enemy unit. Do beware that if both sides have ambush units, then you need to roll off to deploy them.		* ''Ambush:'' Not all your models need to deploy on the outset. Units with this rule can instead hide out and then be deployed at the start of any round past the first, so long as they're beyond 9" of an enemy unit. Do beware that if both sides have ambush units, then you need to roll off to deploy them.
	* ''Lock-On:'' Ignores all negative modifiers to hit rolls and range. Obviously intended to ~~negates~~ the penalties to shooting Aircraft, but stuff with Lock-On has [[Flak_88mm\|no trouble at all shooting at stuff on the ground too]].		* ''Lock-On:'' Ignores all negative modifiers to hit rolls and range. Obviously intended to negate the penalties to shooting Aircraft, but stuff with Lock-On has [[Flak_88mm\|no trouble at all shooting at stuff on the ground too]].
	* ''AP (X):'' When the enemy rolls defense against a weapon, they need to subtract X from the roll.		* ''AP (X):'' When the enemy rolls defense against a weapon, they need to subtract X from the roll.
	* ''Blast (X):'' When you score a hit with this, the number of hits is multiplied by X.		* ''Blast (X):'' When you score a hit with this, the number of hits is multiplied by X.

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	* ''Aircraft:'' Planes here must move 18"-36" each turn, but if they leave the table, then they waste their remaining movement to return to the field from any table edge. However, they're quite protected from most guns because all models without Lock-On count as 12" further away than they really are and must take a -1 to hit them on top of all that. However, the Lock-On rule is surprisingly abundant in GDF, so expect AA fire to come from a lot more sources than it did in 40k.		* ''Aircraft:'' Planes here must move 18"-36" each turn, but if they leave the table, then they waste their remaining movement to return to the field from any table edge. However, they're quite protected from most guns because all models without Lock-On count as 12" further away than they really are and must take a -1 to hit them on top of all that. However, the Lock-On rule is surprisingly abundant in GDF, so expect AA fire to come from a lot more sources than it did in 40k.
	* ''Ambush:'' Not all your models need to deploy on the outset. Units with this rule can instead hide out and then be deployed at the start of any round past the first, so long as they're beyond 9" of an enemy unit. Do beware that if both sides have ambush units, then you need to roll off to deploy them.		* ''Ambush:'' Not all your models need to deploy on the outset. Units with this rule can instead hide out and then be deployed at the start of any round past the first, so long as they're beyond 9" of an enemy unit. Do beware that if both sides have ambush units, then you need to roll off to deploy them.
	* ''Lock-On:'' Ignores all negative modifiers to hit rolls and range. Obviously intended to negates the penalties to shooting Aircraft, but stuff with Lock-On has no trouble at all shooting at stuff on the ground too.		* ''Lock-On:'' Ignores all negative modifiers to hit rolls and range. Obviously intended to negates the penalties to shooting Aircraft, but stuff with Lock-On has [[Flak_88mm\|no trouble at all shooting at stuff on the ground too]].
	* ''AP (X):'' When the enemy rolls defense against a weapon, they need to subtract X from the roll.		* ''AP (X):'' When the enemy rolls defense against a weapon, they need to subtract X from the roll.
	* ''Blast (X):'' When you score a hit with this, the number of hits is multiplied by X.		* ''Blast (X):'' When you score a hit with this, the number of hits is multiplied by X.

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	==Special Rules==		==Special Rules==
	* ''Aircraft:'' Planes here must move 18"-36" each turn, but if they leave the table, then they waste their remaining movement to return to the field from any table edge. However, they're quite protected from most guns because all models without ~~Anti~~-~~Air or Aircraft rules~~ count as 12" further away than they really are and must take a -1 to hit them on top of all that.		* ''Aircraft:'' Planes here must move 18"-36" each turn, but if they leave the table, then they waste their remaining movement to return to the field from any table edge. However, they're quite protected from most guns because all models without Lock-On count as 12" further away than they really are and must take a -1 to hit them on top of all that. However, the Lock-On rule is surprisingly abundant in GDF, so expect AA fire to come from a lot more sources than it did in 40k.
	* ''Ambush:'' Not all your models need to deploy on the outset. Units with this rule can instead hide out and then be deployed at the start of any round past the first, so long as they're beyond 9" of an enemy unit. Do beware that if both sides have ambush units, then you need to roll off to deploy them.		* ''Ambush:'' Not all your models need to deploy on the outset. Units with this rule can instead hide out and then be deployed at the start of any round past the first, so long as they're beyond 9" of an enemy unit. Do beware that if both sides have ambush units, then you need to roll off to deploy them.
	* ''~~Anti~~-~~Air~~:'' ~~Negates~~ all the penalties to shooting Aircraft.		* ''Lock-On:'' Ignores all negative modifiers to hit rolls and range. Obviously intended to negates the penalties to shooting Aircraft, but stuff with Lock-On has no trouble at all shooting at stuff on the ground too.
	* ''AP (X):'' When the enemy rolls defense against a weapon, they need to subtract X from the roll.		* ''AP (X):'' When the enemy rolls defense against a weapon, they need to subtract X from the roll.
	* ''Blast (X):'' When you score a hit with this, the number of hits is multiplied by X.		* ''Blast (X):'' When you score a hit with this, the number of hits is multiplied by X.
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	* ''Fear:'' After resolving melee, you count as having dealt +d3 wounds. This makes melee a bit deadlier for you and at least might even out a slightly poor round.		* ''Fear:'' After resolving melee, you count as having dealt +d3 wounds. This makes melee a bit deadlier for you and at least might even out a slightly poor round.
	* ''Fearless:'' Surprisingly does nothing to Fear. Instead, this adds +1 to the unit's morale check so you won't get trapped by pinning.		* ''Fearless:'' Surprisingly does nothing to Fear. Instead, this adds +1 to the unit's morale check so you won't get trapped by pinning.
	* ''Flying:'' Units with this rule can fly over any model or ~~setpiece~~ without penalty.		* ''Flying:'' Units with this rule can fly over any model or terrain without penalty.
	* ''Furious:'' When the unit makes a charge, they can add an additional attack on a single melee weapon.		* ''Furious:'' When the unit makes a charge, they can add an additional attack on a single melee weapon.
	* ''Hero:'' These are the only units that can attach to another unit. This allows the host unit to use the Hero's quality when rolling for morale while using their own defense, allowing for commander bunkers with shields.		* ''Hero:'' These are the only units that can attach to another unit. This allows the host unit to use the Hero's quality when rolling for morale while using their own defense, allowing for commander bunkers with shields.

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	*Models with Hero now let models within 12" use their quality for morale checks as long as the Hero isn't stunned.		*Models with Hero now let models within 12" use their quality for morale checks as long as the Hero isn't stunned.
			**Blast weapons now affect models within 3" so it's not quite a gimped version of Deadly.
	*At any time a model suffers a wound (and when a unit with several models, usually disposable chaff, is down to its last unit), the model gains a Wound marker and rolls d6+the number of Wound markers including this new one: On a 6+ the model is outright killed, but below that the model is stunned, rendering them immobile and prone to be killed by the next attack.		*At any time a model suffers a wound (and when a unit with several models, usually disposable chaff, is down to its last unit), the model gains a Wound marker and rolls d6+the number of Wound markers including this new one: On a 6+ the model is outright killed, but below that the model is stunned, rendering them immobile and prone to be killed by the next attack.
	**Tough models ultimately delay the need to roll a wound check by a number of wounds by their Tough value. Once they suffer that many rules, then they're subject to the wound check and those wounds are added to any wound checks.		**Tough models ultimately delay the need to roll a wound check by a number of wounds by their Tough value. Once they suffer that many rules, then they're subject to the wound check and those wounds are added to any wound checks. However, the roll needed to take them out is set to 5+their Tough Value, making it not so unfair.
	*Movement has a few ~~more~~ special tweaks to it.		*Movement has a few special tweaks to it to make vertical travel more significant.
	**If a model is stunned in melee, the one who stunned them can push that model 2" in any direction...including off a cliff of 2" or higher. If they fall, then they immediately suffer a hit with AP 1 +1 AP for every 3" they fell.		**If a model is stunned in melee, the one who stunned them can push that model 2" in any direction...including off a cliff of 2" or higher. If they fall, then they immediately suffer a hit with AP 1 +1 AP for every 3" they fell.
	**If a model decides to drop down 6+", roll a 1d6 + another d6 for every 3" they fall. If all die roll a 3+, they land on their feet, but anything less on any die means that they fall.		**If a model decides to drop down 6+", roll a 1d6 + another d6 for every 3" they fall. If all die roll a 3+, they land on their feet, but anything less on any die means that they fall.
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	**A model can jump a gap at least 1" wide, but must roll 1d6 + another d6 for every 3" they leap across. If all die roll a 3+, they leap without issue, but if any of them fail, then the model falls instead.		**A model can jump a gap at least 1" wide, but must roll 1d6 + another d6 for every 3" they leap across. If all die roll a 3+, they leap without issue, but if any of them fail, then the model falls instead.
	***Flying models can jump ravines without issue and can pass any Drop and Leap checks on a 2+.		***Flying models can jump ravines without issue and can pass any Drop and Leap checks on a 2+.


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 ==Playing the Game==
 Grimdark Future is run via alternating activations, so one unit from your side is chosen to go, then the other side uses a unit and so on and so forth, with the first to go being a matter of who finishes first. Your actions are pretty much as follows. Absolutely everything in this game is dependent on d6, so you'll be needing tons of them in order to manage things.
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 * ''Transport (X):'' This model can carry up to X models. While models can embark by merely touching the transport, disembarking forces the unit to only move 6". If the transport dies with a unit inside, that cargo is immediately pinned and must take dangerous terrain. The survivors are then placed 6" from the former transport.
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 ==Playing the Game==
-Grimdark Future is run via alternating activations, so one unit from your side is chosen to go, then the other side uses a unit and so on and so forth, with the first to go being a matter of who finishes first. Your actions are pretty much as follows.
+Grimdark Future is run via alternating activations, so one unit from your side is chosen to go, then the other side uses a unit and so on and so forth, with the first to go being a matter of who finishes first. Your actions are pretty much as follows. Absolutely everything in this game is dependent on d6, so you'll be needing tons of them in order to manage things.
 *''Hold:'' Stand and shoot
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 *''Charge:'' As above, but your unit is now in melee range.
-==Rules==
+An enemy psychic within 18" and LoS, however, can make the same test. If they exceed the value rolled for the test, the spell is blocked and cannot manifest.
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