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1d4chan>FlintTD at 21:19, 17 October 2012

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	'''Pirate Lords of 40k''' is a [[~~homebrew~~\|home-brew]] scenario/rule set for Warhammer 40k, simplified to fit any edition, but designed with 5th/6th in mind and inspired by 4th. Pirate Lords is designed to simulate the space battles of the Warhammer universe more fully, which of course means including the parts where swords go through skulls. Ripe for use as a [[fluff]]-based scenario, this really is [[Warhammer 40,000]] IN SPAAAAACE!!!!		'''Pirate Lords of 40k''' is a [[/tg/'s_homebrews\|home-brew]] scenario/rule set for Warhammer 40k, simplified to fit any edition, but designed with 5th/6th in mind and inspired by 4th. Pirate Lords is designed to simulate the space battles of the Warhammer universe more fully, which of course means including the parts where swords go through skulls. Ripe for use as a [[fluff]]-based scenario, this really is [[Warhammer 40,000]] IN SPAAAAACE!!!!

	More fitting of the grand scale Warhammer invokes, in Pirate Lords of 40K you can see and command several radically different levels of the battlefield; a battlefield that strangely doesn't get as much attention as you would imagine with 40k being a space opera. Pirate Lords turns [[Battlefleet Gothic]] boarding actions into 40K Kill Teams matches which are both more fun and can decide the fate of the boarded ship more fully. The scenario is built around the idea of, well, pirates, [[Freebooterz]], raiders or otherwise small, vicious space battles taking place, where the boarders can really help swing the tide of battle, and write an epic stroyline to boot.		More fitting of the grand scale Warhammer invokes, in Pirate Lords of 40K you can see and command several radically different levels of the battlefield; a battlefield that strangely doesn't get as much attention as you would imagine with 40k being a space opera. Pirate Lords turns [[Battlefleet Gothic]] boarding actions into 40K Kill Teams matches which are both more fun and can decide the fate of the boarded ship more fully. The scenario is built around the idea of, well, pirates, [[Freebooterz]], raiders or otherwise small, vicious space battles taking place, where the boarders can really help swing the tide of battle, and write an epic stroyline to boot.

1d4chan>FlintTD at 15:48, 17 October 2012

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	'''Pirate Lords of 40k''' is a [[homebrew\|home-brew]] scenario/rule set for Warhammer 40k, simplified to fit any edition, but designed with 5th/6th in mind and inspired by 4th. Pirate Lords is designed to simulate the space battles of the Warhammer universe more fully, which of course means including the parts where swords go through skulls. Ripe for use as a [[fluff]]-based scenario, this really is [[Warhammer 40,000]] IN SPAAAAACE!!!!		'''Pirate Lords of 40k''' is a [[homebrew\|home-brew]] scenario/rule set for Warhammer 40k, simplified to fit any edition, but designed with 5th/6th in mind and inspired by 4th. Pirate Lords is designed to simulate the space battles of the Warhammer universe more fully, which of course means including the parts where swords go through skulls. Ripe for use as a [[fluff]]-based scenario, this really is [[Warhammer 40,000]] IN SPAAAAACE!!!!

	More fitting of the grand scale Warhammer invokes, in Pirate Lords of 40K you can see and command several radically different levels of the battlefield; a battlefield that strangely doesn't get as much attention as you would imagine with 40k being a space opera. Pirate Lords turns [[Battlefleet Gothic]] boarding actions into 40K Kill Teams matches which are both more fun and can decide the fate of the boarded ship more fully. The scenario is built around the idea of, well, pirates, [[~~Freebootaz~~]], raiders or otherwise small, vicious space battles taking place, where the boarders can really help swing the tide of battle, and write an epic stroyline to boot.		More fitting of the grand scale Warhammer invokes, in Pirate Lords of 40K you can see and command several radically different levels of the battlefield; a battlefield that strangely doesn't get as much attention as you would imagine with 40k being a space opera. Pirate Lords turns [[Battlefleet Gothic]] boarding actions into 40K Kill Teams matches which are both more fun and can decide the fate of the boarded ship more fully. The scenario is built around the idea of, well, pirates, [[Freebooterz]], raiders or otherwise small, vicious space battles taking place, where the boarders can really help swing the tide of battle, and write an epic stroyline to boot.

	Pirate Lords assumes you know how to play 40k and/or Battlefleet Gothic.		Pirate Lords assumes you know how to play 40k and/or Battlefleet Gothic.

1d4chan>FlintTD at 15:46, 17 October 2012

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	Pirate Lords of 40k is a home-brew scenario/rule set for Warhammer 40k. ~~This assumes you know how~~ to ~~play 40k and/or Battlefleet Gothic~~.		'''Pirate Lords of 40k''' is a [[homebrew\|home-brew]] scenario/rule set for Warhammer 40k, simplified to fit any edition, but designed with 5th/6th in mind and inspired by 4th. Pirate Lords is designed to simulate the space battles of the Warhammer universe more fully, which of course means including the parts where swords go through skulls. Ripe for use as a [[fluff]]-based scenario, this really is [[Warhammer 40,000]] IN SPAAAAACE!!!!

	==Battle rules==		More fitting of the grand scale Warhammer invokes, in Pirate Lords of 40K you can see and command several radically different levels of the battlefield; a battlefield that strangely doesn't get as much attention as you would imagine with 40k being a space opera. Pirate Lords turns [[Battlefleet Gothic]] boarding actions into 40K Kill Teams matches which are both more fun and can decide the fate of the boarded ship more fully. The scenario is built around the idea of, well, pirates, [[Freebootaz]], raiders or otherwise small, vicious space battles taking place, where the boarders can really help swing the tide of battle, and write an epic stroyline to boot.

			Pirate Lords assumes you know how to play 40k and/or Battlefleet Gothic.


			== Battle rules ==

	(Requires BFG, Warhammer 40k, Kill team rules)		(Requires BFG, Warhammer 40k, Kill team rules)
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	===Two Scenarios===		=== Two Scenarios ===

	Skirmish/boarding action recommended Table size is 4' by 2'		Skirmish/boarding action recommended Table size is 4' by 2'. Experienced players are encouraged to try stranger battlefields to enhance the look and feel, and provide added challenge and tactical shift

	"Locked" ~~boarding action~~ (For when one ship rams another.) Attackers deploy up to 1' away from one of the short edges, defender deploys up to 2' away from the opposite's edge		* ''"Locked" Boarding Action'' (For when one ship rams another): Attackers deploy up to 1' away from one of the short edges, defender deploys up to 2' away from the opposite's edge

	"Assault" ~~boarding action~~ (~~defender~~ deploys along one of the long edges, no more than 6" from the edge. Attackers start in reserve and deploy ONLY along the opposite edge.		* ''"Assault" Boarding Action'' (For when an Assault Boat attacks a ship): Defender deploys along one of the long edges, no more than 6" from the edge. Attackers start in reserve and deploy ONLY along the opposite edge.

	Defender sets up terrain, and rolls a d3 for the number of objectives. Players agree to what each objective does.		Defender sets up terrain, and rolls a d3 for the number of objectives. Players agree to what each objective does.

	~~=====Sample objectives=====~~

	*Weapon/Lance gun: Reduces the strength of one of the ships weapons/lance batteries by 1 if destroyed		===== Sample objectives =====

	*~~Engines~~: ~~Ship loses 2d6 cm~~ of ~~movement~~		* ''Weapon/Lance gun'': Reduces the strength of one of the ships weapons/lance batteries by 1 if destroyed

	*~~Communications~~: ~~Count-as critical damage, ship may not move in any direction other than straight ahead until a 6 is rolled when repairing~~		* ''Engine'': Ship loses 2d6 cm of movement

	*~~Pub~~: ~~Leadership of the crew/bridge~~ is ~~reduced by 1 until the end of the game. Ship's leadership reduced by 1~~		* ''Communications'': Count-as critical damage, ship may not move in any direction other than straight ahead until a 6 is rolled when repairing

			* ''Pub'': Leadership of the crew/bridge is reduced by 1 until the end of the game. Ship's leadership reduced by 1

	====Movement modifications====		These are not what you are limited to, feel free to get flavorful or creative with potential objectives before the game begins
	(Skirmish mode)

			==== Movement modifications ====

			'''Skirmish mode'''

	A model's movement is based on the following formula:		A model's movement is based on the following formula:
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	A terminator, therefore can move 8" (6inch base + 2+ armor save) whilst a scout can move 10" (6 + 4+ armor save)		A terminator, therefore can move 8" (6inch base + 2+ armor save) whilst a scout can move 10" (6 + 4+ armor save)

			Armor rating "-" units move the same speed as those 6+ armor saves, but also roll two dice and pick the highest value when running

93.97.78.216 at 18:54, 31 July 2011

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	"Locked" boarding action (For when one ship rams another.) Attackers deploy up to 1' away from one of the short edges, defender deploys up to 2' away from the opposite's edge		"Locked" boarding action (For when one ship rams another.) Attackers deploy up to 1' away from one of the short edges, defender deploys up to 2' away from the opposite's edge

	"Assault" boarding action (defender deploys along on of the long edges, no more than 6" from the edge. Attackers start in reserve and deploy ONLY along the opposite edge.		"Assault" boarding action (defender deploys along one of the long edges, no more than 6" from the edge. Attackers start in reserve and deploy ONLY along the opposite edge.

	Defender sets up terrain, and rolls a d3 for the number of objectives. Players agree to what each objective does.		Defender sets up terrain, and rolls a d3 for the number of objectives. Players agree to what each objective does.

1d4chan>Warhammer651 at 00:37, 31 July 2011

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	Pirate Lords of 40k is a home-brew scenario/rule set for Warhammer 40k. This assumes you know how to play 40k and/or Battlefleet Gothic.		Pirate Lords of 40k is a home-brew scenario/rule set for Warhammer 40k. This assumes you know how to play 40k and/or Battlefleet Gothic.

	Battle rules (Requires BFG, Warhammer 40k, Kill team rules)		==Battle rules==

			(Requires BFG, Warhammer 40k, Kill team rules)

	Kill team = bridge (your only HQ choice)		Kill team = bridge (your only HQ choice)

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	Crew limitations:		Crew limitations:

	No vehicles		No vehicles

	No monstrous creatures		No monstrous creatures

	No/limited elite units, (No more than 1-2 maybe?)		No/limited elite units, (No more than 1-2 maybe?)

	Kill team is your HQ, all are independent characters		Kill team is your HQ, all are independent characters

	Kill team is built as per the KT rules (I think they are in the 4th ed. rulebook) with restrictions on Psykers, HQs, and multi-wound models lifted		Kill team is built as per the KT rules (I think they are in the 4th ed. rulebook) with restrictions on Psykers, HQs, and multi-wound models lifted

	~~Skirmish/boarding action~~
	~~Recommended Table size is 4' by 2'~~

	Two Scenarios
			===Two Scenarios===

			Skirmish/boarding action recommended Table size is 4' by 2'

	"Locked" boarding action (For when one ship rams another.) Attackers deploy up to 1' away from one of the short edges, defender deploys up to 2' away from the opposite's edge		"Locked" boarding action (For when one ship rams another.) Attackers deploy up to 1' away from one of the short edges, defender deploys up to 2' away from the opposite's edge

	"Assault" boarding action (defender deploys along on of the long edges, no more than 6" from the edge. Attackers start in reserve and deploy ONLY along the opposite edge.		"Assault" boarding action (defender deploys along on of the long edges, no more than 6" from the edge. Attackers start in reserve and deploy ONLY along the opposite edge.

	Defender sets up terrain, and rolls a d3 for the number of objectives. Players agree to what each objective does.		Defender sets up terrain, and rolls a d3 for the number of objectives. Players agree to what each objective does.
	Sample objectives:
	Weapon/Lance gun: Reduces the strength of one of the ships weapons/lance batteries by 1 if destroyed		=====Sample objectives=====
	Engines: Ship loses 2d6 cm of movement
	Communications: Count-as critical damage, ship may not move in any direction other than straight ahead until a 6 is rolled when repairing		*Weapon/Lance gun: Reduces the strength of one of the ships weapons/lance batteries by 1 if destroyed
	Pub: Leadership of the crew/bridge is reduced by 1 until the end of the game. Ship's leadership reduced by 1
			*Engines: Ship loses 2d6 cm of movement

			*Communications: Count-as critical damage, ship may not move in any direction other than straight ahead until a 6 is rolled when repairing

			*Pub: Leadership of the crew/bridge is reduced by 1 until the end of the game. Ship's leadership reduced by 1


	Movement modifications (Skirmish mode)		====Movement modifications====
			(Skirmish mode)

	A model's movement is based on the following formula:		A model's movement is based on the following formula:

24.59.137.77 at 23:57, 30 July 2011

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	Pirate Lords of 40k is a ~~hombrew~~ scenario/~~ruleset~~ for Warhammer 40k. This assumes you know how to play 40k and/or Battlefleet Gothic.		Pirate Lords of 40k is a home-brew scenario/rule set for Warhammer 40k. This assumes you know how to play 40k and/or Battlefleet Gothic.

	Battle rules (Requires BFG, ~~warhammer~~ 40k, Kill team rules)		Battle rules (Requires BFG, Warhammer 40k, Kill team rules)
	Kill team = bridge (your only HQ choice		Kill team = bridge (your only HQ choice)

	250pts worth of ships on per side, the flagship has a 500pt crew + 250 pt bridge, other vessels have 300pt crew and 100pt bridge		250pts worth of ships per side, the flagship has a 500pt crew + 250 pt bridge, other vessels have 300pt crew and 100pt bridge

	Crew limitations:		Crew limitations:
	no vehicles		No vehicles
	no monstrous creatures		No monstrous creatures
	no/limited elite units, (no more than 1-2 maybe?)		No/limited elite units, (No more than 1-2 maybe?)
	Kill team is your HQ, all are independent characters		Kill team is your HQ, all are independent characters

	Kill team is built as per the KT rules (I think they are in the 4th ed. rulebook) with restrictions on ~~psykers~~, HQs, and multi-wound models lifted		Kill team is built as per the KT rules (I think they are in the 4th ed. rulebook) with restrictions on Psykers, HQs, and multi-wound models lifted

	Skirmish/boarding action		Skirmish/boarding action
	~~Reccomended~~ Table size is 4' by 2'		Recommended Table size is 4' by 2'

	~~two scenarios~~		Two Scenarios
	"~~locked~~" boarding action (~~for~~ when one ship rams another) ~~attackers~~ deploy up to 1' away from one of the short edges, defender deploys up to 2' away from the ~~opposits~~ edge		"Locked" boarding action (For when one ship rams another.) Attackers deploy up to 1' away from one of the short edges, defender deploys up to 2' away from the opposite's edge
	"~~assault~~" boarding action (defender deploys along on of the long edges, no more than 6" from the edge. Attackers start in reserve and deploy ONLY along the opposite edge		"Assault" boarding action (defender deploys along on of the long edges, no more than 6" from the edge. Attackers start in reserve and deploy ONLY along the opposite edge.

	Defender sets up terrain, and rolls a d3 for the number of objectives. ~~players~~ agree to what each objective does.		Defender sets up terrain, and rolls a d3 for the number of objectives. Players agree to what each objective does.
	Sample objectives:		Sample objectives:
	Weapon/Lance gun: ~~reduces~~ the ~~strangth~~ of one of the ships weapons/lance batteries by 1 if destroyed		Weapon/Lance gun: Reduces the strength of one of the ships weapons/lance batteries by 1 if destroyed
	Engines: ~~ship~~ loses 2d6 cm of movement		Engines: Ship loses 2d6 cm of movement
	Communications: ~~count~~-as critical damage, ship may not move in any direction other than straight ahead until a 6 is rolled when repairing		Communications: Count-as critical damage, ship may not move in any direction other than straight ahead until a 6 is rolled when repairing
	Pub: Leadership of the crew/bridge is reduced by 1 until the end of the game. Ship's leadership reduced by 1		Pub: Leadership of the crew/bridge is reduced by 1 until the end of the game. Ship's leadership reduced by 1

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	Movement modifications (Skirmish mode)		Movement modifications (Skirmish mode)

	A model's movement is based on the following formula		A model's movement is based on the following formula:
	Total movement (movement phase)= base movement + armor save		Total movement (movement phase)= base movement + armor save

	A terminator, therefore can move 8" (6inch base + 2+ armor save) whilst a scout can move 10" (6 + 4+ armor save)		A terminator, therefore can move 8" (6inch base + 2+ armor save) whilst a scout can move 10" (6 + 4+ armor save)

1d4chan>Warhammer651: Pirates meets 40k

2011-07-30T23:53:26Z

Pirates meets 40k

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Pirate Lords of 40k is a hombrew scenario/ruleset for Warhammer 40k. This assumes you know how to play 40k and/or Battlefleet Gothic.

Battle rules (Requires BFG, warhammer 40k, Kill team rules)
Kill team = bridge (your only HQ choice

250pts worth of ships on per side, the flagship has a 500pt crew + 250 pt bridge, other vessels have 300pt crew and 100pt bridge

Crew limitations:
no vehicles
no monstrous creatures
no/limited elite units, (no more than 1-2 maybe?)
Kill team is your HQ, all are independent characters

Kill team is built as per the KT rules (I think they are in the 4th ed. rulebook) with restrictions on psykers, HQs, and multi-wound models lifted

Skirmish/boarding action
Reccomended Table size is 4' by 2'

two scenarios
"locked" boarding action (for when one ship rams another) attackers deploy up to 1' away from one of the short edges, defender deploys up to 2' away from the opposits edge
"assault" boarding action (defender deploys along on of the long edges, no more than 6" from the edge. Attackers start in reserve and deploy ONLY along the opposite edge

Defender sets up terrain, and rolls a d3 for the number of objectives. players agree to what each objective does.
Sample objectives:
Weapon/Lance gun: reduces the strangth of one of the ships weapons/lance batteries by 1 if destroyed
Engines: ship loses 2d6 cm of movement
Communications: count-as critical damage, ship may not move in any direction other than straight ahead until a 6 is rolled when repairing
Pub: Leadership of the crew/bridge is reduced by 1 until the end of the game. Ship's leadership reduced by 1

Movement modifications (Skirmish mode)

A model's movement is based on the following formula
Total movement (movement phase)= base movement + armor save

A terminator, therefore can move 8" (6inch base + 2+ armor save) whilst a scout can move 10" (6 + 4+ armor save)