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	Brik'·Wars (brik'wôrz), n. 1. continuing open armed conflicts between various types of plastic building bricks and between factions within the same type of plastic building bricks - see PBB.  2. a fantastic minatures wargaming system concerned with simulating these conflicts - see The Official BrikWars Home Page.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Legal Disclaimer Foreword Chapter Zero: Introduction   0.1   A Brief Introduction   0.2   Some Assembly Required   0.3   A BrikWars Glossary     0.3.1   PBB Terms   0.3.2   Game Terms   0.3.3   Some Notes About Points and Pips Chapter One: BrikWars Basic Guide   1.1   The Grand Overview   1.2   Game Cycle   1.3   The Trooper   1.4   Basic Combat Chapter Two: The Trooper's Arsenal   2.1   Weapon and Equipment Charts   2.2   Ranged Weapons     2.2.1   Pistols   2.2.2   Rifles   2.2.3   Death Guns   2.2.4   Explosives   2.2.5   Archery   2.2.6   Thrown Weapons   2.3   Close Combat Weapons     2.3.1   Bludgeons   2.3.2   Blades   2.3.3   Spears   2.3.4   Axes   2.3.5   Whips   2.3.6   Fire   2.4   Armor and Equipment     2.4.1   Armor   2.4.2   Equipment   2.5   Creating New Weapons and Equipment Chapter Three: Advanced Combat   3.1   Ranged Combat     3.1.1   NearMiss Rules   3.1.2   Skill Modifiers   3.1.3   Attacking on an Opponent's Turn   3.2   Close Combat   3.3   More Ways to Die     3.3.1 Cumulative Damage / Combined Fire   3.3.2   Explosions   3.3.3   Getting Smacked Around and Getting Trapped   3.3.4   Bleeding   3.3.5   Fire!   3.3.6   Getting Stunned   3.3.7   Rasslin'   3.3.8   Poison   3.3.9   Automatic Fire   3.4   Moving Around   3.5   Non-Combat Action   3.6   Brik Physix     3.6.1   Determining Mass   3.6.2   Moving Objects Around   3.6.3   Throwing Objects   3.6.4   Dropping Objects   3.6.5   Collisions Chapter Four: Vehicles   4.1   Building Vehicles     4.1.1   Building the Chassis   4.1.2   Outfitting the Vehicle   4.1.3   Performance   4.2   Vehicle Movement   4.3   Vehicle Damage Resolution     4.3.1   Subsystem Ker-Pow! Table   4.3.2   Vehicle Ker-Pow! Table

Chapter Five: Buildings   5.1   Building the Building     5.1.1   ComputerBanx   5.1.2   Power Supplies   5.1.3   Outstanding Architectural Features   5.2   Destroying Buildings Chapter Six: Siege Weapons   6.1   Mounting Siege Weapons   6.2   Using Siege Weapons   6.3   Siege Ranged Weapons     6.3.1   Big Guns   6.3.2   Missiles and Bombs   6.3.3   Mass Drivers   6.3.4   Cannons   6.4   Siege Close Combat     6.4.1   Siege Close Combat Weapons   6.4.2   Siege Equipment and Armor Chapter Seven: Military Professionals   7.1   Soldiers     7.1.1   The Trooper   7.1.2   Trooper Performance Modification   7.1.3   Stupendous Feats   7.2   Specialists     7.2.1   Amazons   7.2.2   Scouts   7.2.3   Synthetix   7.2.4   Slaves   7.2.5   Pilots   7.2.6   Mechanix   7.2.7   Medix   7.2.8   Technix   7.2.9   Kamikazes   7.2.10   Ninjas   7.2.11   Heroes   7.2.12   Champions   7.3   Battlefield Organization     7.3.1   Tactical Division Supplement RV: Robotic Vehicles   RV.1   Building the Torso   RV.2   Propulsion Systems     RV.2.1   Standard Propulsion     RV.2.2   Alternate Propulsion   RV.3   Robotic Limbs     RV.3.1   Buying a Limb     RV.3.2   Arming a Limb     RV.3.3   Damaging Limbs   RV.4   Control Systems     RV.4.1   Robot Brains   RV.5   Transforming Robots Appendix A: The Tables   A.1   Trooper Equipment     A.1.1   Ranged Weapons     A.1.2   Close Combat Weapons     A.1.3   Armor and Equipment   A.2   Siege Weapons     A.2.1   Big Guns     A.2.2   Missiles and Bombs     A.2.3   Mass Drivers     A.2.4   Cannons   A.3   Modifiers     A.3.1   Skill Modifiers     A.3.2   Movement   A.4   Military Specialists     A.4.1   Minifig Stats