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Table of Contents Legal Disclaimer Unauthorizations and Unsanctionednesses Images Conceptual Progenitors Copyrights and Trademarks Contact Info Fair Use Policy Printing Copies Modified Copies and Other Material Don't Get Me in Trouble Trigger Warnings Trigger Warning: Satire Also, Boobs The BrikWars Universe A Magikal Wonderland Brik, Not Brick A Tradition of Gratuitous Everything QuikWars Q.1 Overview of Play Rolling Dice Wasting Time Q.2 Armies Minifigs Heroes Weapons Steeds Q.3 Constructions Controls Vehicles Q.4 Victory Book One: Core Rules CHAPTER ONE: Gameplay 1.1 Overview of Play Setup Taking Turns Victory 1.2 Numbers Taking Measurements Rolling Dice 1.3 Supplies Checklist Things You'll Need Things You Probably Won't Need But Might Want Anyway 1.4 The Spirit of the Game Proper Observance of Rules The Farce The Ossum The Almighty Benny CHAPTER TWO: The Mighty Minifig Skill: 1d6 Move: 5" Armor: 4 Cost: 4CP CHAPTER THREE: Minifig Weapons 3.1 Close Combat Weapons Hand Weapons Heavy Weapons Two-Handed Weapons 3.2 Ranged Weapons Short-Ranged Weapons Long-Ranged Weapons Explosives 3.3 Bodily Protection Shields Body Armor 3.4 Desperate Measures Bare Hands Minifig Tools Random Objects Thrown Objects CHAPTER FOUR: The Player Turn 4.1 Movement Impaired Movement Sprinting 4.2 Action Use Ratings OverSkill Extended Actions 4.3 Enemy Response Cone of Vision Who Acts First Bailing CHAPTER FIVE: Combat 5.1 Making Attacks Checking Range Skill and Damage Rolls Attack Modifiers 5.2 Close Combat Close Combat Engagement The Angry Inch Close Combat Maneuvers Countering Counterattacking 5.3 Ranged Combat Missed Shots 5.4 Charge! Momentum Charging Weapons Minifig Collisions CHAPTER SIX: Minifig Heroes 6.1 The Hero 6.2 The Ego Crankiness RedShirts Heroic Deaths 6.3 Heroic Feats Action Hero Clichés Action-Hero Feats 6.4 Heroic Weapons CHAPTER H: The Horse H.1 The Horse Horse Abilities Horse Varieties H.2 Riding a Horse Action Cost The Rider H.3 Fighting From Horseback Horse Combat Crashing and Trampling Jousting Book Two: MOC Combat MOC Combat Making MOCkeries Design Overview Fancy Dice Endgames Mob Rule Escalation Fighting a Losing Battle The Kanon CHAPTER SEVEN: Structures 7.1 Structure Structure vs. Non-Structural Elements Structural Attributes 7.2 Taking Damage General Damage Component Damage Special Damage 7.3 Field Construction The Mechanik Field Constructions Patch Repairs Disassembly CHAPTER EIGHT: Weaponry 8.1 Weapon Size Power Limits The Heavy 8.2 Basic Weapons Close Combat Weapons Ranged Weapons 8.3 Automatic Weapons Firing Arcs BlastGuns MachineGuns and Reloading FlameThrowers 8.4 Heavy Explosives Heavy Explosions Cannons Payload Launchers 8.5 Field Hazards Hazard Dice Mechanisms The Scout 8.6 Manning Guns Firing Weapons The Gunner 8.7 Custom Weapons Alternate Damage Dice Weapon Mods CHAPTER NINE: Vehicles 9.1 Standard Propulsion Propulsion Types Propulsion Damage 9.2 Standard Maneuvering 9.3 Thrust Vectors 9.4 Piloting The Pilot 9.5 Collisions Momentum Crashes and Knockback CHAPTER TEN: Creatures 10.1 Minds Skill Levels Abilities 10.2 The Medik The Medik 10.3 Monsters Swarms Monstrous Contagion Otherworldly Invaders Masters and Thralls Unliving Constructs CHAPTER ELEVEN: Armies 11.1 Military Budgets Construction Points Unit Inches CAPITALISM 11.2 Minifig Specialists Civilians Infantry Operators Support Covert Units Elite Units Command Units 11.3 Squads The Squad Plate Squad Movement and Action Taking Damage Squad Close Combat CHAPTER D: The Dice D.1 Dice and Diemons D.2 SuperNatural Dice SuperNatural Effects SuperNatural Aspects

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