This scenario expansion for Gaslands pits one player as a police force against another as a heist crew racing through an abandoned city. Each team selects three middleweight vehicles without upgrades. The heist crew starts first and must pass through multiple gates in order, while being chased by the police. The first team to get all their vehicles to the safehouse wins.
This scenario expansion for Gaslands pits one player as a police force against another as a heist crew racing through an abandoned city. Each team selects three middleweight vehicles without upgrades. The heist crew starts first and must pass through multiple gates in order, while being chased by the police. The first team to get all their vehicles to the safehouse wins.
This scenario expansion for Gaslands pits one player as a police force against another as a heist crew racing through an abandoned city. Each team selects three middleweight vehicles without upgrades. The heist crew starts first and must pass through multiple gates in order, while being chased by the police. The first team to get all their vehicles to the safehouse wins.
This scenario expansion for Gaslands pits one player as a police force against another as a heist crew racing through an abandoned city. Each team selects three middleweight vehicles without upgrades. The heist crew starts first and must pass through multiple gates in order, while being chased by the police. The first team to get all their vehicles to the safehouse wins.
A Scenario Game Expansion for Gaslands by Mike Hutchinson and Glenn Ford. Scenario designed by Josh Campbell.
As a result of a gas shortage, cans have become increasingly more expensive and therefore are now used as an alternative for currency. However, the value of a dollar is still very relevent. Gaslands teams are running low on money and need a way to come up with cans in order to purchase new equipment not provided by their sponsors. The teams are forced to turn to a life of crime.
While the sponsors do not approve, they understand that the drivers need a way to get some cash. They will have nothing to do with any criminal activity in the public eye, but will gladly turn their heads to gain a profit. In these dire circumstances, sponsors will not even provide weapons and upgrades, and so the drivers must rely on their own skills and personal equipment.
THE CHASE is a scenario expansion for Gaslands based on the game's Death Race for two players. One player is chosen to represent the Police and the other becomes the Heist Crew. This scenario can be played standalone, or as a bridge between (or prequel to) other scenarios.
CHOOSING CARS AND WEAPONS
Each team selects three middleweight vehicles to begin the game. Can values do not matter for gameplay. Players may not be sponsored and may not choose vehicles of any other weight class. Players may not add any weapons, upgrades, or perks to the vehicles. Each vehicle is equipped with enough handguns to supply its policemen or crewmembers (see max crew).
THE POLICE All Police vehicles must be easily identified as Law Enforcement or Military vehicles. One Police vehicle may choose to add the Armour Plating upgrade.
THE HEIST CREW
Crew vehicles may not be marked Police or Military. One Heist Crew Vehicle may
1 choose to add the Hot Start perk.
SETUP Set up three or more GATES at least one long straight away from each other. Orient the gates as you choose. Choose one of the gates to be the BANK (STARTING GATE) and one to be the SAFEHOUSE (FINISH LINE). Lay out some terrain to represent a post-apocalyptic abondoned city or death race. Ensure there are plenty of obstacles actually on the track and in the way of the race.
SPECIAL RULES FOR THE SCENARIO
The Heist Crew always begins the race with pole position and in the front rank of the starting grid. Gates must be passed going in the correct direction of travel and in the correct succession. Weapons are active as soon as the race begins.
RACE END The scenario is over when:
a: All of a team's vehicles have been destroyed
b: All of a team's vehicles have passed through all gates and reached the safehouse
VICTORY If all of the Police vehicles reach the SAFEHOUSE before all of the Heist Crew vehicles, the Heist Crew has been caught and the Police win. If all of the Heist Crew vehicles reach the SAFEHOUSE before all of the Police vehicles, the Heist Crew has lost the Police and therefore secured a victory. In the case that a Heist Crew (or Police) Vehicle is destroyed, as long as the rest of the team makes it to the safehouse before all of the Police (or Heist Crew) vehicles, it is still considered a Heist Crew (or Police) win, but not as prestigious.
REWARDS (Used for Seasons and Leagues)
If a team wins the scenario with all three vehicles, 10 cans are awarded. If two vehicles make it, 7 cans are awarded. If a team wins with only one vehicle, only 5 cans are rewarded.
