Scenario 2: Revenge.

This is a sequal to the previous scenario Wheels vs Walkers, part V, although there is no requirement for having to play it first.

After the attack at Midville, the locals decided that they didn't appreciate being used as a test bed for someone else's weapons, and thus they concluded that a little payback was in order.
So, a few bribes here and there found the location of the next staging area, then a few friends were collected, and thenldn't go a miss.

The BrawlTech forces $150,000 for a minimum of 3 walkers (see here), $300,000 for a minimum of ten powered armour troops (see here), and the Command Centre truck (see below). The truck must be placed within two inches of the Control Tower (on the side with the words 'Control Tower - roughly the centre of the map). It is stationary. The walkers are all initially upto 5" away from the truck, and stationary (although the crews are inside). The powered armour troops can be positioned anywhere on the map.

Tldn't go a miss.

The BrawlTech forces $150,000 for a minimum of 3 walkers, $300,000 for a minimum of ten powered armour troops, and the Command Centre truck (see below). The truck must be placed within two inches of the Control Tower (on the side with the words 'Control Tower - roughly the centre of the map). It is stationary. The walkers are all initially upto 5" away from the truck, and stationary (although the crews are inside). The powered armour troops can be positioned anywhere on the map.

The BrawlTech forces are not expecting a fight (and the radar in the truck was turned off, so they didn't see the forces coming), which is why everything is stationary. Their objective is to make sure that the truck is protected and escapes off one of the map sides (which one is not important!). However, as the truck is stationary, it needs to power up the engine (taking one turn to fully power up (not the three seconds usually needed), so while it may fire that turn, it may not start to accelerate until the second turn.

The Midville Retaliatory Force (MRF) have $200,000 to build anything they like, as long as they have one helicopter which was used as a forward scout and 20 MONDOs (who must therefore be carried in some sort of vehicle, although they don't have to start the game in the vehicles). They may appear on any side of the map (multiple sides is allowed), at any height and at any speed.
This time they are slightly more prepared in that they know that there will be walkers and probably powered armour present and they know that the command truck is present and that it is their main target!

If the MRF succeed in wiping out the truck, then they win. If the truck escapes then the BrawlTech forces win. Any other result is a draw.

The Command Truck:
The truck is not a combat vehicle. It has some weapons and more armour, but it's not designed to be taken into combat situations without escort, or better still, not at all. Its main purpose is to monitor the vehicles being tested, conduct repairs and recharge power cells (hence the power plant and the recharging gear in the trailer (which can be found in HVD volume 6). Don't be put off by the cost, most of it is just electronics that won't have any bearing on the game.

Tractor:
Sleeper cabover, xhvy chassis, regular truck plant, 10 plasticore tyres, driver only, no cargo, 2 linked RLs (f), VMG (uni turret). Armour: F38, B25, L30, R30, T30, U25 + 6 ten point hub guards, 6 ten point wheelguards, HC 1, top speed 100 mph, weight 14,400 lbs, cost $93,846
Command Trailer:
40' van trailer, quick release kingpin, 8 plasticore tyres, 2 gunners, 8 passengers, 20 cargo, 2 linked VMGs (uni turret, bt), 2 smartlinked VMGs (in 2 sponson turrets - bl,br, also smartlinked to the turret), radar jammer, radar detector, long range radar, hazard detector, LDR, portable earth station (ft), complete portable shop, semi trailer emergency plate, side door (fl), 13 spaces of HD Batteries w/thicked conductive connection cables, IFE. Armour: F25, B60, FL50, FR50, FT25, FU25, BU25, BT50, BL50, BR50 + 4 ten point wheelguards, 4 ten point hubguards, weight 22,705 lbs, cost $114,100

Revenge!
This is a sequal to the previous scenario Wheels vs Walkers, part V, although there is no requirement for having to play it first. After the attack at Midville, the locals decided that they didn't appreciate being used as a test bed for someone else's weapons, and thus they concluded that a little payback was in order. So, a few bribes here and there found the location of the next staging area, then a few friends were collected, and thenldn't go a miss. The BrawlTech forces $150,000 for a minimum of 3 walkers (see here), $300,000 for a minimum of ten powered armour troops (see here), and the Command Centre truck (see below). The truck must be placed within two inches of the Control Tower (on the side with the words 'Control Tower - roughly the centre of the map). It is stationary. The walkers are all initially upto 5" away from the truck, and stationary (although the crews are inside). The powered armour troops can be positioned anywhere on the map. Tldn't go a miss. The BrawlTech forces $150,000 for a minimum of 3 walkers, $300,000 for a minimum of ten powered armour troops, and the Command Centre truck (see below). The truck must be placed within two inches of the Control Tower (on the side with the words 'Control Tower - roughly the centre of the map). It is stationary. The walkers are all initially upto 5" away from the truck, and stationary (although the crews are inside). The powered armour troops can be positioned anywhere on the map. The BrawlTech forces are not expecting a fight (and the radar in the truck was turned off, so they didn't see the forces coming), which is why everything is stationary. Their objective is to make sure that the truck is protected and escapes off one of the map sides (which one is not important!). However, as the truck is stationary, it needs to power up the engine (taking one turn to fully power up (not the three seconds usually needed), so while it may fire that turn, it may not start to accelerate until the second turn. The Midville Retaliatory Force (MRF) have $200,000 to build anything they like, as long as they have one helicopter which was used as a forward scout and 20 MONDOs (who must therefore be carried in some sort of vehicle, although they don't have to start the game in the vehicles). They may appear on any side of the map (multiple sides is allowed), at any height and at any speed. This time they are slightly more prepared in that they know that there will be walkers and probably powered armour present and they know that the command truck is present and that it is their main target! If the MRF succeed in wiping out the truck, then they win. If the truck escapes then the BrawlTech forces win. Any other result is a draw. The Command Truck: The truck is not a combat vehicle. It has some weapons and more armour, but it's not designed to be taken into combat situations without escort, or better still, not at all. Its main purpose is to monitor the vehicles being tested, conduct repairs and recharge power cells (hence the power plant and the recharging gear in the trailer (which can be found in HVD volume 6). Don't be put off by the cost, most of it is just electronics that won't have any bearing on the game. Tractor: Sleeper cabover, xhvy chassis, regular truck plant, 10 plasticore tyres, driver only, no cargo, 2 linked RLs (f), VMG (uni turret). Armour: F38, B25, L30, R30, T30, U25 + 6 ten point hub guards, 6 ten point wheelguards, HC 1, top speed 100 mph, weight 14,400 lbs, cost $93,846 Command Trailer: 40' van trailer, quick release kingpin, 8 plasticore tyres, 2 gunners, 8 passengers, 20 cargo, 2 linked VMGs (uni turret, bt), 2 smartlinked VMGs (in 2 sponson turrets - bl,br, also smartlinked to the turret), radar jammer, radar detector, long range radar, hazard detector, LDR, portable earth station (ft), complete portable shop, semi trailer emergency plate, side door (fl), 13 spaces of HD Batteries w/thicked conductive connection cables, IFE. Armour: F25, B60, FL50, FR50, FT25, FU25, BU25, BT50, BL50, BR50 + 4 ten point wheelguards, 4 ten point hubguards, weight 22,705 lbs, cost $114,100

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