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Mines are a type of Deployable Weapon used to control small areas of the battlefield and influence the movement of enemy troops. There are various types of Mines available, all of them work following the same mechanics, but they feature different types of Special Ammunition with their corresponding specific properties.

Mines

MINES

Concealed, Deployable, Disposable (3), Direct Template (Small Teardrop)

Effects

When the player declares the Place Deployable Common Skill, instead of placing a Token to represent the Mine, he will place a Camouflaged Marker (CAMO (-3)).
Replace the Camouflage Marker [CAMO (-3)] with a Mine Token [MINE (-3)] when it is discovered by an enemy.
The Camouflage Marker and the Mine Token both benefit from the MODs provided by the Mimetism (-3) Special Skill.
Mines have a 360˚ LoF arc.

As a Direct Template Weapon, when a Mine is triggered, a Small Teardrop Template must be placed and the Damage and Ammunition specified in the Weapons Chart must be applied.

As a Direct Template Weapon, when any type of Mine is triggered, a Small Teardrop Template must be placed and the Damage and Ammunition specified in the Weapons Chart must be applied.

The Small Teardrop Template must be placed so that it affects the enemy Model or Marker that triggered the Mine.
A Mine never triggers if the Small Teardrop Template would affect an ally, even if that ally is Unconscious.

Once on the game table, Mines must trigger when an enemy Model or Marker declares or executes a Skill or ARO inside their Trigger Area. When this is the case, if, by placing the Small Teardrop Template, it is determined that the Model or Marker is not within the Trigger Area, the Mine will neither detonate nor be revealed.

Once on the game table, Mines must trigger when an enemy Model or Marker declares or executes a Skill or ARO inside their Trigger Area, checking it at that moment by placing the Small Teardrop Template. If it is determined that the Model or Marker is not within the Trigger Area, the Mine will neither detonate nor be revealed.

Once a Mine triggers, it is removed from play.
A Mine is a Template Weapon and a Deployable Weapon, so imposes a -3 PH MOD to any attempt to Dodge its effects.
The Trigger Area of a Mine (whether it is a Camouflage Marker or a Mine Token) is the area within the radius of the Small Teardrop Template, extended out from the edge of the base of the Mine.
The Trigger Area excludes any areas in Total Cover from the Blast Focus of the Small Teardrop Template (see graphic).

A Mine cannot be placed if there is an enemy Camouflage Marker inside its Trigger Area. This restriction does not apply if there is a valid, non-camouflaged enemy inside the Trigger Area.

A Mine cannot be placed if there is an enemy Camouflage Marker inside its Trigger Area. This restriction does not apply if there is a valid, non-camouflaged enemy inside the Trigger Area, or if an Intuitive Attack was declared.

Cybermines (Exceptions)

Cybermines must trigger when an enemy Model or Marker that is a Hacker or possesses the Hackable Characteristic (HI, TAG, REM...) declares or executes an Order or ARO inside their Trigger Area.
As a Comms Attack, Cybermines can only be evaded with Reset, instead of Dodge. However, as they are also a Template Weapon and a Deployable Weapon, Cybermines impose a -3 WIP MOD to Reset.
Troopers who suffer a successful Cybermine impact will have to perform two Saving Rolls against Damage 15. If the target fails either Saving Roll, it will enter Immobilized-B State.

Chest Mines

This weapon has two Modes of use.
- In BS Weapon Mode, Chest Mines function as a Direct Template Weapon, not applying the Mines rule.
- In CC Weapon Mode, Chest Mines function as a CC Weapon, not applying the Mines rule. If the user wins the Face to Face Roll, the Chest Mine will affect all enemy Troopers in base to base contact with its bearer. This weapon cannot be used in CC if there are allied troopers in base to base contact with its bearer.
The Disposable (2) Trait is shared between all Modes. The bearer of this weapon has only two uses available, no matter which Modes are used.
The detonation of a Chest Mine doesn't affect its bearer.

REMEMBER

The Dodge movement during the 5.1 step of the Order Expenditure Sequence does not generate AROs or trigger Deployable Weapons or Equipment.

REMEMBER

Dodge movement and movement from failed Guts Rolls does not generate AROs or trigger Deployable Weapons or Equipment.

Name

Range (inches)

DAM

B

Ammo

Save Att.

Traits

8"

16"

24"

32"

40"

48"

96"

Anti-Personnel Mine

13

1

N

ARM

Concealed, Deployable, Direct Template (Small Teardrop), Disposable (3), [*see above].

Name	ARM	BTS	STR	S
Mine	0	0	1	X

Name

Range (inches)

DAM

B

Ammo

Save Att.

Traits

8"

16"

24"

32"

40"

48"

96"

Mine

13

1

N

ARM

Concealed, Deployable, Direct Template (Small Teardrop), Disposable (3), [*see above].

Name	ARM	BTS	STR	S
Mine	0	0	1	X

Trigger Area

Sibylla Explains:

You may consult the types of Mine listed in the Weapon Chart.

Drop Bears

"Drop Bear" is the colloquial name used in the military for a thrown version of the Mine. The operator of this weapon can throw it, even over an obstacle, or alternatively can deploy it within arm's reach like an old-fashioned mine.

DROP BEAR

Effects

This weapon has two modes of use, as a Deployable Weapon and as a Throwing Weapon:

Drop Bear (Deployable Weapon Mode):
- In this Mode, Drop Bears work just like a Mine, so is placed with the Place Deployable or Intuitive Attack Common Skills, except that a Mine Token [Mine (-3)] is placed instead of a Camouflage Marker.
Drop Bear (Throwing Weapon Mode):
- You do not need a target to throw a Drop Bear as a Throwing Weapon, simply choose the desired location and make the corresponding Roll. If you pass the Roll, the Drop Bear is successfully deployed and becomes a Mine, placing a Mine Token [MINE (-3)] in the Conclusion step of the Order.
- A Drop Bear never detonates during the same Order in which it is thrown as a Throwing Weapon.
- In Throwing Weapon Mode, Drop Bears cannot be placed where there is an enemy Camouflage Marker inside its Trigger Area. This restriction does not apply if there is a valid, non-camouflaged enemy inside the Trigger Area.
The Disposable (3) Trait is shared between all Modes. The bearer of this weapon has only three uses available, no matter which Modes are used.

Name	Range (inches)							DAM	B	Ammo	Save Att.	Traits
Name	8"	16"	24"	32"	40"	48"	96"	DAM	B	Ammo	Save Att.	Traits
Drop Bears (Throwing Weapon)	+3	-3	--	--	--	--	--	--	1	--	--	Throwing Weapon, Speculative Attack, Disposable (3), Targetless, [*see above]
Drop Bears (Deployable Weapon)	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	13	1	SHOCK	ARM	Intuitive Attack, Disposable (3), Direct Template (Small Teardrop), Deployable, [*see above]

Name	ARM	BTS	STR	S
Drop Bear	0	0	1	X

Mine Dispenser

A Disposable BS Weapon that shoots Shock Mines and which allows its user to perform Speculative Attacks.

DROP BEAR

Effects

In game terms, this weapon uses the same rules as Drop Bears in Throwing Weapon Mode, but using the BS Attribute instead of PH.

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 == Cybermines (Exceptions) ==
+{{image | name=cybermine0.jpg | style= 128 }}
 * Cybermines must trigger when an enemy Model or Marker that is a [[Hacker]] or possesses the [[Hackable]] Characteristic ([[HI]], [[TAG]], [[REM]]...) declares or executes an Order or ARO inside their Trigger Area.
 * As a [[Comms Attack]], Cybermines can only be evaded with [[Reset]], instead of [[Dodge]]. However, as they are also a [[Template Weapon]] and a [[Deployable Weapon]], Cybermines impose a '''-3 WIP MOD to Reset.'''
 * Troopers who suffer a successful Cybermine impact will have to perform '''two''' Saving Rolls against Damage 15. If the target fails either Saving Roll, it will enter [[Immobilized-B]] State.
 == Chest Mines ==

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Contents

Mines

Cybermines (Exceptions)

Chest Mines

Trigger Area

Drop Bears

Mine Dispenser