Blind Fighting

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• Watch Your Step

  Whenever a fighter runs or charges, there is a chance that they might trip on some unseen piece of
  debris along the way. To represent this, once the fighter has completed its move, roll a D6:
  
  1-2 - Oops! The fighter loses their footing and takes a tumble. Place the fighter prone and
  pinned D6" from the starting point. If the number rolled is more than the total distance
  travelled, (for example, if the fighter was charging an enemy 4” away and rolled a 5 or 6),
  then they manages to stay on their feet after all and may fight as normal. If the distance
  moved is the same as the number rolled, a fighter who is charging will still be able to fight,
  but does so with a -1 penalty to hit as they are thrown off balance at the last minute. A
  fighter who trips and falls in this way may do nothing else for the remainder of the turn.
  Fighters equipped with infra-goggles will never trip and fall while running or charging.
  Fighters with photo lumens will only trip and fall on a roll of 1.
  
  3-6 - Made it! The fighter has managed to avoid any unseen hazards and may continue as
  normal.

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• Blue-light

  A blue-light is a small torch designed to be attached to the side of a fighter's weapon, thereby enabling them to see and keep both hands free for shooting at the same time. The light it produces is a soft blue colour and will only light up the few feet directly in front of it (so it will not help pick out targets for the fighter to shoot at). It will, however, enable them to see where they're going and avoid many of the trip-hazards along the way.
  
  Fighters equipped with a blue-light will only trip and fall on a roll of 6 when running or charging as a result of the Watch Your Step rule. A blue-light does not illuminate the fighter for the purposes of the Visibility (X") rule.

• Tracer

  Tracer ammunition can be made for most automatic, projectile-firing weapons at a relatively low cost and is used to help show the weapon’s user where they are firing in conditions of poor light. Each fifth bullet fired is actually a tiny flare which burns during flight, thereby creating a visible trail in the air along which the fighter can aim.
  
  Tracer bullets worsen the weapon's ammo characteristic by 1. In addition, when firing a weapon with tracer bullets, draw an imaginary line from the firing model to the target, all fighters within 2" of this line are Revealed, as described in the Visibility (X") rule.
  
  A weapon with tracer bullets need not be fired directly at an enemy fighter, instead the user can spray bullets into the darkness. In this case, select a point which is unobstructed from the model's perspective and then scatter that point D6". Measure an imaginary line to this point, stopping at the first obstruction or at the weapon's maximum range. Spraying ammunition like this is wildly inaccurate and poses little danger to those downrange, as a result, these shots cannot cause hits, only illuminate fighters.
• Rocket flare

  The rocket flare is a one-off, self-contained missile. Once fired, it will shoot high up into the air and then drift slowly back down to the ground on its own tiny parachute, burning with a dazzling white light as the chemicals contained inside it react with the surrounding air. The light given off by a rocket flare is so bright that all penalties for fighting in the dark will be negated for as long as the flare continues to bum.
  
  To use the rocket flare, a fighter must be standing in a position from which they can fire the rocket directly upwards into the air (so they may not fire the rocket if standing beneath any piece of scenery, for example). The rocket flare is treated in the same way as a basic weapon, so a fighter may not run, or fire another weapon, during the turn in which he fires the rocket. When the rocket flare is fired, roll D6.
  
  1 - It’s a Dud! The rocket fires, but the flare fails to ignite and no benefit is gained.
  2 - Fizzle, Fizzle... The flare works, but only for a short time. The light will fade at the end of
  the opponent's next turn.
  3-6 - Let There Be Light! The flare works perfectly and wall continue to burn until the end of
  the player's following turn
  
  In desperate situations, the rocket flare can also be used as a weapon, but will not produce light if used in this way, it's stuck inside another ganger!