Technical readout 2866 Rise of the Scavengers

In another example, a player wishes to pilot a
Thunderbolt with a rarity of 8+. They roll a four and
choose a Orion instead. They roll a 6 and have to
pick again. They next select a Battlemaster with a
rarity of 9+ and roll a 9. They next roll 1d6 for
starting damage and roll a 6. Since it is an assault
class ‘Mech it takes a total of 10 damage rolls. The
amount of damage assessed is 9 points per roll.
For locations they roll 8, 5, 5, 8, 4, 7, 11, 3, 5, 9 and
apply 9 damage to each location. Once the damage
has been applied, the right leg has taken a total of
27 points of damage resulting in damage to the
internal structure and forcing an additional critical
roll check. They roll a 10 for this check resulting it
two critical hits. One Heat Sink and the Right Upper
Leg Actuator take critical hits. Another critical roll is
made for these two components to determine
condition. For the Heat Sink a 6 is rolled, meaning
this component is of salvage quality and can be
repaired given the necessary parts and a successful
repair roll. A 9 is rolled for the Actuator meaning it is
completely destroyed and must be entirely replaced.
They next make the ten associated critical rolls and
roll 6, 9, 4, 7, 5, 4, 8, 8, 8, 9. The Right Leg, Left
Arm x 2, Right Arm, and Left Leg all take criticals.
The exact components are determined, Right Leg
Hip, Left Upper Arm Actuator and a machine gun
located there, the PPC in the right arm takes a
critical hit, and a Heat Sink in the Left Leg is hit as
well. Finally, the condition of each damaged
component is determined by a second critical roll
and established as either destroyed or of salvage
quality
A WHM-6K Warhammer takes a brief moment to enjoy the sun before returning to the front lines.
This is the starting condition of the BattleMech.
Once the unit has been created, the size of the initial stockpile of parts can be determined. This is done in exactly the same fashion as determining the contents of a Supply Depot.
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