The Book of Vehicle Rules

These C3G Vehicle Rules cover the following areas: • Drafting Destructible Objects • Entering Destructible Objects • Occupying Destructible Objects • Partial and Full Cover • Moving Vehicles • Exiting Destructible Objects • Attacking with Destructible Objects • Destroying Occupied Destructible Objects

EXAMPLE 1: Vehicle Card Like the Official Destructible Object cards, Vehicle Destructible Object (VDO) cards have a similar appearance but with a few additions. Uniqueness: Whether a Vehicle is Uncommon, Unique or Event. Occupancy: The number value indicates the number of figures that can occupy the Vehicle. Size/Height: The Size and Height indicate the Vehicle’s actual size and height as per the standard Heroscape game mechanics, but also by their inclusion symbolize that this Destructible Object (DO) is compatible with the throwing rules from the C3G Destructible Objects rule set. Partial Cover/Full Cover: This indicates whether a Vehicle offers Partial Cover or Full Cover for occupying figures. Move: Because these Destructible Objects are Vehicles, a Move value is included to allow their movement across the battlefield as described in the standard Heroscape rules.

DRAFTING DESTRUCTIBLE OBJECTS Points: Some DO cards can be drafted into or included in Armies and thus have associated point costs listed on their Army Cards. There is no limit (except point cost!) to the number of different DOs you can draft, and you can draft any number of the same DOs. However, like figure Army Cards, each player cannot draft more than one of the same Unique or Event DO Army Card. Figures: Like Army Cards, DOs each have an associated sculpt or figure. At the start of a game, if that DO is in a player's army, they should place its figure in their Start Zone like any other figure they control. DOs without point costs are often included as part of scenarios or map builds and are placed accordingly. A DO included in a player's army is considered like any other figure in that player's army, with a few key exceptions: • A DO is not considered under a player's control, unless it is occupied by a figure in your army. • A DO is never considered engaged with another figure. • A DO never has Order Markers placed or revealed on its Army Card.

ENTERING DESTRUCTIBLE OBJECTS A DO Army Card represents the interior of the object. Each VDO has a designated space for the Driver. When a figure first enters a DO, the player controlling that figure should either place the figure on an unoccupied driver space or anywhere else on the DO card. A figure that is not a DO may enter a DO by ending its movement on a space adjacent to a DO with an occupancy value if it meets the following criteria: • Your figure’s size must be smaller than that of the DO. Refer to Example 1 to identify the VDO’s size on its Army Card. NOTE - The size of a figure is located on the left hand side of its Army Card next to its height. The different sizes are ordered from smallest to largest as follows: tiny, small, medium, large, and huge. • The current occupancy of the DO must be less than the Occupancy number of that DO. The occupancy designation on an Army Card shows the number of figures that may occupy a DO. A figure can only enter a DO if that DO has fewer figures on its Army Card than its Occupancy number (example: If a car has an Occupancy number of 2, but only has one figure occupying it, a second figure can enter that car). • Some DOs may have specific entrances/exits marked on the figure itself and the figure's Army Card. In this case the VDO can only be entered or exited from empty spaces within one space of that VDO and in the direction that the entrance/exit is directly facing. OCCUPYING DESTRUCTIBLE OBJECTS Figures occupying a DO are still considered to be on the battlefield, controlled by the player whose army they are in, and occupying the same space (or spaces) as that DO for the purpose of counting spaces for range and power selection but not for the effects of any special terrain rules for that space. Figures on a DO card are considered adjacent to all other figures occupying that DO and to the DO itself, but are never considered adjacent to or engaged with figures outside of the DO. Instead of moving normally, a figure on a VDO Army Card may move into an unoccupied space designated on the card, such as the driver's space, or out of a designated space to the passenger area of the card. If a figure you control is the only figure occupying a DO or if a figure you control is occupying the designated Driver space in a VDO, you now control that DO. PARTIAL COVER AND FULL COVER As denoted in the left box of each DO, a DO can have Partial Cover or Full Cover. Figures occupying DO with Full Cover are never in clear sight of figures outside of that DO, never have clear sight on figures outside of that DO, and may never attack or be attacked by a figure outside of that DO. DOs with Partial Cover do allow for clear sight between figures occupying that DO and figures on the outside. Partial Cover DOs are those with windows or other openings that allow for clear sight. These clear sight openings will be marked on Army Cards by the green target points on the DO’s Hit Zone. Clear sight can only be traced through these target points. When a figure occupying a Partial Cover DO targets a figure outside of that DO, they should use the target point for that DO to trace line of sight and range. When a figure outside of a Partial Cover DO wishes to target a figure occupying that DO, they should use the target points for that DO as the hit zone for that figure. If a special power targets or chooses a space instead of a figure and the space the DO occupies is chosen, the DO and all figures occupying the DO are affected. MOVING VEHICLES Instead of moving normally with all of the figures for an Army Card you control, if one of the figures from that card occupies the Driver space for a VDO, you may move that VDO any number of spaces up to its Move number. You may only move each VDO this way once during each player turn. When moving the VDO, follow standard movement rules. VDOs are never considered engaged and never make or receive leaving engagement attacks. VDOs with a move of 0 may never have their move increased by rule or special power not on its card. If a VDO would be moved, any figures occupying it stay in that VDO and are moved with it. If any of the occupants cannot be moved for any reason, that VDO cannot be moved. EXITING DESTRUCTIBLE OBJECTS After moving a DO you control on your turn or instead of moving a figure occupying a DO, you may exit with any or all of your figures that occupy that DO. To exit with a figure that is occupying a DO, place it on an empty space adjacent to the DO (adjacent to the DO's entrance/exit area if it has one). If an exiting figure was engaged with any other figures occupying the DO prior to exiting the DO, it will take any leaving engagement attacks. If your figure exits a VDO that you do not control and your figure does not have the Super Strength special power, before placing your figure, roll one unblockable attack die against it. ATTACKING WITH OCCUPIED DESTRUCTIBLE OBJECTS Some destructible objects may also have Range and Attack values listed on their card or may include Special Attacks on their card. If a destructible object has a normal or special attack, then after moving on the turn of a figure occupying that destructible object, you may attack with that destructible object. If you do attack with a destructible object in this way, you may not attack with any other figures for the rest of that figure turn. DESTROYING OCCUPIED DESTRUCTIBLE OBJECTS If a DO receives enough wounds to be destroyed, each figure occupying a space on top of that DO's sculpt or occupying a space on that VDO's Army Card immediately receives X Wounds where X = any excess wounds the DO received beyond what was needed to destroy it. After removing the destroyed DO from the battlefield, players may, in initiative order, place all of their figures that remain on top of the DO's sculpt on spaces previously occupied by the destroyed DO. Then players may, in initiative order, place each remaining figure they control that was occupying the DO's Army Card on a space or spaces previously occupied by the destroyed DO. If a figure that was occupying a destroyed DO cannot be placed on a legal space or spaces, that figure is immediately destroyed. Figures moved when the DO is destroyed never take any leaving engagement attacks but will receive any falling damage that may apply.

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C3G VEHICLE RULES

DESTRUCTIBLE OBJECTS - VEHICLES
Destructible objects are an official inclusion in the game, as seen with the Fortress Door and the Destructible Wall. C3G rules for destructible objects were established in the C3G Destructible Objects Rules. Vehicles are a type of destructible object that follow all of the rules of other destructible objects, but include a few specific to vehicles.

These C3G Vehicle Rules cover the following areas:

- Entering Vehicles
- Occupying Vehicles
- Moving Vehicles
- Exiting Vehicles
- Destroying Vehicles

EXAMPLE 1: VEHICLE CARD
(Sample Card here)
A vehicle has three designations in the left box of its Army Card: size, height, and occupancy. The size and height designations (such as Medium 5) are the same as those found on other figures' Army Cards.

ENTERING VEHICLES
A figure may enter a vehicle by ending its movement on a space adjacent to the vehicle if it meets the following criteria:

• Your figure's size must be smaller than that of the vehicle. Refer to Example 1 to identify the vehicle's size on its Army Card. NOTE - The size of a figure is located on the left hand side of its Army Card next to its height. The different sizes are ordered from smallest to largest as follows: Tiny, Small, Medium, Large, and Huge.
• The current occupancy of the vehicle must be less than the occupancy number of the vehicle. The occupancy designation on a vehicle Army Card shows the number of figures that may occupy a vehicle. A figure can only enter a vehicle if that vehicle has fewer figures on its Army Card than its occupancy number (example: If a car has an occupancy number of 2, but only has 1 figure placed on its Army Card, a 2nd figure can enter that car).
• There are no figures controlled by other players occupying the vehicle currently. Refer to Occupying Vehicles for further details.

When a figure enters a vehicle, normal leaving engagement rules apply. Place that figure on that vehicle's Army Card. The figure that entered the vehicle is now occupying that vehicle.

OCCUPYING VEHICLES
Figures occupying a vehicle are not on the battlefield.
A figure occupying a vehicle may still have Order Markers placed and revealed on its Army Card.
If one or more of your figures occupies a vehicle, you now control that vehicle. However, Order Markers cannot be placed on the vehicle's Army Card.
If a vehicle is ever suddenly occupied by figures of different players (e.g.: one of your figures is Mind Controlled by another player), the vehicle is destroyed (see: Destroying Vehicles).

MOVING VEHICLES
In addition to the Size, Life, and Defense values contained on destructible object cards, vehicles have a Movement value.
After revealing an Order Marker on one of your Army Cards, before taking a turn with a figure you control occupying a vehicle, you may move that vehicle. You may only move a vehicle once for each Order Marker you reveal.
When moving the vehicle, follow standard movement rules, with one exception: vehicles do not make or receive leaving engagement attacks.

EXITING VEHICLES
After moving a vehicle you control, you may place a figure from the vehicle's Army Card on an empty space and adjacent to the vehicle. You may exit with any or all of your figures on the same turn. Figures cannot move during a turn in which they exit a vehicle.

DESTROYING VEHICLES
If a vehicle receives enough damage to be destroyed, after removing it from the battlefield, place all figures that occupied the destroyed vehicle on spaces previously occupied by the destroyed vehicle. Roll one attack die. If you roll a skull, each figure that previously occupied the destroyed vehicle receives one wound. If a figure that was occupying a destroyed vehicle cannot be placed on a legal space or spaces, that figure is immediately destroyed.