On theВ other hand, Chase Combat ignores terrain for the most part and involves two or more vehicles chasing each other. Tactical Combat is ordinary Book 1 combat with a vehicle included, usually moving at a slow pace of up to 4 range bands per round. Vehicle combat is either Tactical or Chase Combat. I drew inspiration for these rules from the Book 2 ship damage rules, the ATV rules in Double Adventure 2: Mission to Mithril/Across the Bright Face, and for a much lesser degree, the Striker wargame.ДЇor the ease of reference, 'Throw Mechanic 8+' means 'throw 2D and add the Mechanics skill a result of 8+ is a success' and so on.

I did not aim in any way to simulate large-scale armored warfare but rather to provide some basic rules for what happens when yourВ Scout empties his Submachinegun at a hovering Air/Raft or, at mostВ when a mercenary shoots a RAM grenade at an AFV. That is, for the purpose of including vehicles in the various adventures and mishaps of interstellar travellers, traders, scouts, and misfits, as well as small-scale mercenaries. I have written these rules with the typical Books 1-3 Proto-Traveller spirit in mind. Following feedback and playtesting, especially by Robert Weaver of Ancient Faith in the Far Future fame, I revised the rules and added a few clarifications. Eleven months ago, I posted simple Classic Traveller vehicle combat rules.

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