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ASMRB House Rules

Version 1.5
January 9, 2000

• 1.0 Introduction
• 2.0 Movement
• 3.0 Encumbrance
• 4.0 Maximum DCV
• 5.0 DCV Minimum from Velocity
• 6.0 Time to Target
• 7.0 Targeting Aids for Ranged Weapons
• 8.0 Double Fire
• 9.0 Automatic Fire
• 10.0 Tracers
• 11.0 Multiple Projectile Attacks
• 12.0 Recoil and Strength Minimums
• 13.0 Defenses
• 14.0 Damage Ignorance
• 15.0 Vehicle Penetration Tables and Damage Modifiers for Vehicles
• 16.0 Damage and Penetration Calculations
• 17.0 Nuclear Weapons
• 18.0 Lasers
• 19.0 Morbidity, Mortality and Critical Wounds

5.0 DCV Minimum from Velocity

Objects in relative motion have a minimum DCV figured as follows:

DCVminimum = 2 * log2(v)

v = velocity, inches/segment

This represents having to lead the target; thus the referee may adjust this figure downwards for some target courses (such as directly at the firing position), or for some weapon types which markedly reduce the amount of lead required (such as lasers)

Example: a Reichenberg R-111 flying at 650 kph (180 meters per second) has a minimum DCV of 13 to most characters firing machine-guns from the ground.

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