Firstly;
Level-up bonuses;
As a player kills, they will grow tougher and more capable in combat.
For every 100 exp, they can raise a single stat of their choice [Except their armour save], by one.
No stat can be raised more that twice.
To do so, they mujst "trade in" those 100 experience points, thus slowing down their progression through Tiers.
Remote controlled cars/ robots;
An odd occurance, some survivors have come across remote controlled cars in stores they were looting, and after tinkering with it at home, have come out on looting trips with remote bombs.
& Sometimes, lucky survivors will come across military robots that are still intact.
They wield powerful machine guns, and save survivors some ammo as they fend off the undead.
R/C toys;
Found only in looting games where the GM has expressely told survivors they are dealing with "toy shops".
Any survivor entering the toy shop may walk out with one.
In order to loot one, they must simply roll a 4+ during any turn inside the shop. This takes up their action.
It weighs 2 and is added to their inventory. If they do not have the room to carry it, they can leave it in the shop, and any other survivor can take it without rolling for it.
In their next game, if they survive, they are able to use the R/C toy with the following rules;
Acts like a placed grenade. But every turn, it can move 10".
If the toy was declared by the GM as a car, it suffers normal terrain penalties and cannot climb objects. If it was declared an R/c Helicopter/ Plane, it must roll an Initiative test, using the survivors Initiative stat, to pass over terrain and zombies, or it crashes.
A plane or helicopter that crashes is now immobile, but can still be detonated.
An R/c toy is counted as a frag grenade when it explodes.
R/c robot;
Rarely found, and usually near the corpses of soldiers. It is often a tracked drone with a remote control with built-in camera.
It moves 5" a turn and is unaffected by terrain, but cannot climb vertically.
It counts as carrying a Military Assault rifle. If it fails an ammo roll, the player must relinquish their toy and move on. No one else can use it.
All R/c models are instantly distroyed by successful ranged attacks.
Only special zombies can attack them in close combat, and they are always hit on 4+, and wounded on a 2+.
If the model wounds the R/c model on a 6, it explodes like a frag grenade, regardless of whether it is a toy or a robot.
Otherwise, regardless of type of R/c model, it will not explode on destruction.
Bits & Bobs;
Every street is filled with rubble and scattered rubbish, be it bricks or poles.
The smartest survivor knows to use these when their ammo runs dry.
They are a ranged weapon, with a range of 8". They hit at Str 1 and cause a single wound.
They are found on markers, placed by the GM, and must look like obvious piles of throwable trash.
Any model getting Bits and Bobs picks up D6 items, and throws them all in the same turn. This counts as two uses of a Sidearm, thus the model cannot sprint or charge in the same turn.
They cannot be kept after a game.
Mankinds first mistake; Questioning why those around him, are dying.
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