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Ship-to-ship fighting & dousing fire
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<blockquote data-quote="DanmarLOK" data-source="post: 4741763" data-attributes="member: 71480"><p>Off topic but related, I found the fire spread rules introduced in the first tavern fight in scales of war quite entertaining. Each square that's on fire rolls a d8 at the start (or end?) of each round during the encounter and the fire spreads in that direction with 1 being north (or whatever arbitrary point of reference you want to use). </p><p></p><p>If you had a wind in one direction you could perhaps use a d6 with 1 being the square to the left, 2 to upper left, 3 being the square ahead etc and a 6 being the square directly behind the flames so on average the fire would spread sideways or ahead but occasionally burn backwards. A very strong wind might be just a d4 with the fire only burning in a forward direction or forward lateral direction (4 = no spread). </p><p></p><p>It made for some tactical fun as the fires spread throughout the bar at random and would occasionally cut people off or force them to move away from it. </p><p></p><p>D</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DanmarLOK, post: 4741763, member: 71480"] Off topic but related, I found the fire spread rules introduced in the first tavern fight in scales of war quite entertaining. Each square that's on fire rolls a d8 at the start (or end?) of each round during the encounter and the fire spreads in that direction with 1 being north (or whatever arbitrary point of reference you want to use). If you had a wind in one direction you could perhaps use a d6 with 1 being the square to the left, 2 to upper left, 3 being the square ahead etc and a 6 being the square directly behind the flames so on average the fire would spread sideways or ahead but occasionally burn backwards. A very strong wind might be just a d4 with the fire only burning in a forward direction or forward lateral direction (4 = no spread). It made for some tactical fun as the fires spread throughout the bar at random and would occasionally cut people off or force them to move away from it. D [/QUOTE]
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