Warhammer Quest Chaos Warrior_noPW.pdf

Chaos Warrior

· Chaos Warrior ·

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Chaos Warriors are thought of as inhuman, daemonic killing machines. men

who have sold their souls for the pleasure of indiscriminate slaughter.

Indeed this is in some measure true, and there are those who are so blighted

by chaos that they must fight eternally in the warhost of their daemonic

masters, having forgotten and abandoned their humanity forever.

However they have entered into their pact with the chaos powers, all Chaos

Warriors have certain things in common: they have sold their souls to the lords

of chaos, and have glimpsed the possibility of immortality and power beyond

dreams. Equally, they all know that there is no turning back - they are

irrevocably damned.

There are many reasons why a man may turn to chaos, and many paths he

may travel to serve the dark gods Some are enlisted by sects in their home

town, following an inconspicuous trade by day, and joining the coven by

night, revelling in the dangerous pleasure of the forbidden Others might be

driven to follow the path of chaos through personal tragedy. Whatever the

cause, desperation has often been known to drive otherwise upright

individuals down the dark road to depravity and change.

When the other Warriors first meet the Chaos Warrior. the warping influences

of his daemonic masters may have already manifested themselves visibly, as

marks on his flesh, twisted features or in extreme cases extra eyes. ears, fingers

or the like. If this is so, then the Chaos Warrior is likely to be very careful to

conceal his true appearance when in the company of the Warriors. wearing his

armour at all times, or keeping his features obscured by heavy cowls. furs or

robes.

Sometimes soldiers of fortune, mercenaries or freelances are inculcated into

the ranks of those following chaos In their case the desperation is often

more immediate - perhaps they call out for salvation as their enemies close

in on them for the kill, and all hope seems lost. Then, the powers of chaos

may see fit to intervene and save the individual - at a price.

If the Warriors knew his true nature, they would be unlikely to tolerate the

Chaos Warrior’s company, as they have more than likely faced his kind in

battle in the past Individually though, many Chaos Warriors are not evil as

such, they Simply follow a different path from the rest of the world. Their

objectives, urges, goals and desires are often incomprehensible to any other

creature. inevitably making these individuals outcasts in any society, other than

with their own kind. Yet for a while, a Chaos Warrior will make a stalwart ally,

a deadly fighter and a powerful opponent to any who stand in his way. His is a

lonely path, and ultimately leads to the darkest realm imaginable.

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· Chaos Warrior ·

Chaos Warrior

· INTRODUCTION ·

This pack contains everything you need to introduce a new Warrior to your

games of Warhammer Quest, including his Warrior card, Warrior counter,

Equipment card, a rulebook, any special cards and a Citadel miniature to

represent the Warrior himself.

· INTRODUCTION ·

Remember too, that if there is not a Barbarian in the party, then one of the other

Warriors will have to carry the lantern and be the leader

This rulebook is split into three sections: a basic Warhammer Quest section,

an Advanced Warhammer Quest section, and a Roleplay section.

BIGGER GROUPS OF WARRIORS,

If you want to, you can take more than four Warriors into an adventure, adding

the Chaos Warrior to the party of Warriors. If you do this, you will have to

make sure that there are enough Monsters to go round! The cards and tables

from the Warhammer Quest game are designed for parties of four Warriors, and

if you send fifteen different Warriors down a dungeon, then the game as it

stands will present no challenge at all! As a general rule, stick to parties of four

Warriors, but if you have a party of five or six, then increase the number of

Monsters by an equal proportion.

The Warhammer Quest rules contain all the rules for using the Chaos

Warrior in your games. The Advanced rulebook covers all the rules for the

progression of the Chaos Warrior through the battle-levels including any

spells, skills or special rules, and the final section gives rules guides for

using the new Warrior in the Roleplay system.

RULES FOR WARHAMMER QUEST

If you wish, you may replace one of the Warriors from the Warhammer

Guest game with the Chaos Warrior. Simply allow one of the players to

choose the Chaos Warrior. The rules which follow explain how to use the

Chaos Warrior in your games. Remember to put the Warrior counter for the

original Warrior back in the box, replacing it with that of the Chaos

Warrior!

For example, if you have six Warriors in the party, this is 50% more Warriors

than the Event cards are set up to deal with. In this case, you should make sure

that each time Monsters appear. there are 50% more of them. If the card says

“1D6 Orcs”, roll the dice as usual and then multiply the result upwards to match

the party size. - so a dice roll of four Orcs would become six Orcs, and so on.

· STARTING AS A CHAOS WARRIOR ·

The profile of a Chaos Warrior is as follows:

Wounds

3D6

WOUNDS

The Chaos Warrior starts off with 3D6 Wounds. When you are rolling Wounds,

remember that if you roll any l’s, you may re-roll the dice, but if the dice comes

up with a second 1, you must keep it.

Move

Weapon Skill

Ballistic Skill

5 +

Strength

Toughness

3 (4)

EQUIPMENT

The Chaos Warrior does not have an Equipment card as such, instead he starts

the game with the “Mark of Chaos” card. This represents the magical emblem

which the Chaos Warrior has emblazoned on his flesh, the sign of his chaos

patron. The Mark of Chaos allows the Chaos Warrior to re-roll any single dice

roll once per adventure.

Initiative

Attacks

Pinning Roll

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WEAPONS

The Chaos Warrior carries a mighty axe, which causes 1D6 + his Str (3)

Wounds whenever he hits his target.

GIFTS OF CHAOS

In addition to the equipment, armour and weapons outlined above, the Chaos

Warrior also starts the game with a number of other special abilities and items.

Because of the unpredictable nature of chaos, the nature and number of these

“gifts” is not fixed. Each time you bring a Chaos Warrior to a game of

Warhammer Quest, you must work out what these “gifts” are.

ARMOUR

At the start of the game, the Chaos Warrior is wearing light armour, which

gives him +1 Toughness (taking his Toughness from 3 up to 4)

Before you start the game, roll a dice and consult the table below.

1-3

The Chaos Warrior starts the game with 2 chaos

attributes and 1 chaos artefact.

4-6

The Chaos Warrior starts the game with 1 chaos

attribute and 2 chaos artefacts

Roll on the two tables below to find out what artefacts/attributes your Chaos

Warrior has.

CHAOS ATTRIBUTES (Roll a D6)

Mindless . If the Wizard rolls a 1 in

the Power Phase, the Chaos Warrior

turns into a mindless, babbling idiot

He has a WS of 1 until the end of the

turn. when he returns to

Poisonous Bite. Once per turn, the Chaos Warrior may make a

special site attack, in addition to his normal attacks The Bite

attack is at -1 to hit, and causes 2 Wounds, with no modifiers

Arcane Knowledge . If the Wizard

rolls a 6 in the Power Phase, the

Chaos Warrior is overcome by dark,

chaotic thoughts Roll a D6.

Warp Magic. Pit the start of the game, randomly select one

spell card. The Chaos Warrior may cast this spell once during

the adventure, and it works automatically.

1-2

The Chaos Warrior may do

nothing this turn. Any

opponents who attack him

may add +2 to their to hit

rolls. The Chaos Warrior

Returns to normal at the start

of the next turn.

Teleport . Once per game, the Chaos Warrior may teleport,

instead of moving. He may teleport to any square on the board.

When teleporting, he may ignore Pinning rules. Remember the

rules for being lost in the dark though!

3-6

The Chaos Warrior gains +

lD6 Initiative for the turn. He

may also take one random

spell card, which must be

cast immediately The spell is

cast automatically If it cannot

be cast for any reason, it is

discarded.

Warp Frenzy. At the start of each new event that reveals

Monsters, roll a dice. On a scare of 6 the Chaos Warrior is

frenzied for the duration of the combat. While frenzied, he has

+2 Attacks. but is at -1 to hit.

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CHAOS ARTEFACTS (Roll a D6)

Parrying Blade. This weapon

reduces the attacks of one of the

Warrior's opponents by -1.

Lashing Blade. This weapon allows the Warrior to strike

opponents up to four squares away.

Ring of Desolation. This ring allows

the bearer to make an Ice Missile

attack once per turn, in addition to

any other attacks he might make. The

Chaos Warrior must make a BS roll

to hit. Any Monster hit is frozen for

the rest of the turn. While frozen, a

Monster may not attack or be

attacked. The Monster will return to

normal at the beginning of the next

turn.

Chalice of Night. Roll a dice at the start of the game - this is

the number of Attacks that will hit automatically this

adventure. The Chaos Warrior may choose which attacks hit

automatically.

Entrancing Blade . This blade has a hypnotic effect on

Monsters that are attacking the Chaos Warrior Any Monsters

attacking the Chaos Warrior must roll a dice If they score 6,

they may do nothing that turn.

Axe of Mighty Striking. Once per game, this weapon will

cause 8D6 Wounds damage. Toughness and armour may be

deducted as normal. The Chaos Warrior must state he is going

to make this special attack before he rolls the dice to hit. If he

misses, the attack is wasted. At other times the axe causes

normal damage (1D6+3), though it does still count as being

magical.

CHAOS WARRIORS AND TREASURE

Chaos Warriors may keep any type of treasure. However, they may only

actually use potions and non-magical treasure, such as gold, firebombs,

flashpowder etc.

All they can do with the rest is collect it for its gold value, which is totalled

up at the end of the game. Of course, the Chaos Warrior may decide to sell

some of his treasure to the other players if he wants to...

Though the Chaos Warrior cannot use magic treasure, he can of course use

chaos artefacts!

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· ADVANCED RULES ·

VISITING SETTLEMENTS

The Chaos Warrior is a somewhat enigmatic. unusual character, and as such

may cause suspicion and distrust when he visits a Settlement. Sometimes

the militia of Settlement will even throw the Chaos Warrior out of town. Of

course, if he has any obvious signs of chaos, the likelihood of this

happening increases tremendously.

He must spend 2D6xl0 gold as offerings at the Chaos Temple. hoping to receive

the attention of his dark gods.

After paying the required gold, roll a D6 and consult the table below :

The warping forces of chaos surge through the Chaos

Warrior's veins. and he staggers drunkenly around the

temple. When he comes to his senses, he realises that he has

been... changed!

Whenever the Warriors arrive in Settlement, the Chaos Warrior must roll a

dice for every chaos attribute he possesses that is obviously manifest. These

attributes are marked with a star (*) in the following tables. If any of the

dice comes up with a 1, then he is refused admission to the Settlement.

The Chaos Warrior gains 2 chaos attributes, see the Chaos

Attributes Table on Page 9.

The Chaos Warrior may visit the following locations:

The Alehouse, any trader, the Alchemist and the Chaos Temple. He may

visit the Pit Fighter’s. fighting school (but not the armoury). He may visit

the Gambling Den. He may not visit any other location at all.

The warping forces of chaos surge through the Chaos

Warrior's veins, and he staggers drunkenly around the

temple. When he comes to his senses, he realises that he has

been. Changed!

WHAT CAN HE BUY?

The Chaos Warrior can buy any items which are available to the Barbarian,

with the exception of missile weapons. He does not like missile weapons,

preferring to dispatch his foes with his trusty blade.

The Chaos Warrior gains 1 chaos attribute , see the table

below.

The gods of chaos are not listening, there are greater things

afoot in the world to claim their attention.

THE CHAOS TEMPLE

In many towns there are those who have rejected the accepted gods, the

established religions, and have turned to other, darker Forms of worship

These Chaos cults are steeped in secrecy, as to be revealed as a follower of

chaos is to be shunned, reviled and often executed. However, the attraction

of chaos is power and immortality, and there are usually the insane few who

are willing to take whatever risks are necessary to gain the patronage of the

chaos gods.

The Chaos Warrior’s pleas go unanswered.

The Chaos Warrior stands before the altar to his dark gods,

imploring that they listen to his cries. In the past, they

punished him by granting him a warping, crippling attribute.

Despite this cruel trick, the Chaos Warrior has served his

masters well, and is sure that now is the time for the balance

to he redressed.

Whenever he visits a Settlement. the Chaos Warrior may attempt to find a

Chaos Temple, to pray to his dark gods and to make offerings and sacrifices

to the altar that lies within.

The player must select any single attribute, crossing it off his

Warrior profile As that attribute vanishes, the Chaos Warrior

gains another! Roll another attribute randomly, and take that

instead.

The Chaos Warrior must find the temple. just like any other special location

in a town or city.

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