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Updated rules for the BattleTech: Beyond Electrodrome unofficial arena expansion, ready to drop directly into your BattleTech: Destiny games! Come violence! Come devastation! Come pandemonium! This update increases spectacle point generation to bring the fans, the patrons, and the heavy ordinance that much closer to the battlefield. There are also improvements to infantry grenade rules, and more battlearmor and Meshuggah.
Here it is: BattleTech: Beyond Electrodrome (the unofficial arena expansion), ported to Death From Above Wargames’ BattleTech: Destiny rule set. Faster, slicker, more chaotic, maximally Electrodrome! 66 pages of absolute mayhem to help simulate fierce gladiatorial combat in sprawling urban wastelands. New rules for battlefield assistance in the form of artillery, airstrikes, animal units, traps, turrets, audience participation, drugged-up solo battle armor soldiers, as well as career tracking, mech stable upgrades, wildcard abilities, and SPONSORSHIPS from such altruistic benefactors as Zippo, Luxor, Plasma-Star, Parti-Kill, and Blyat! Combatives! Live for spectacle! Die for spectacle! Surrender to the Electrodrome!
Newly updated BattleTech: Beyond Electrodrome (the unofficial arena expansion) meds, combat drugs, and poisons, converted to BattleTech: Destiny rules and ready to rock! Get you some!
We continue the BattleTech: Beyond Electrodrome (unofficial arena expansion) saga of Nabor and his Bandersnatch Bella, as a fallen foe recounts the horrors of losing big in the Sprawl, watching his brothers die in horrific ways. Included are BattleTech: Destiny cards for three Falcon variants (with their pilots), Bella (a stock BNDR-01A), and vicious Schrack trained animal units, terrors to ‘Mech and infantry alike.
New to BattleTech: Beyond Electrodrome (the unofficial arena expansion), I present the Meshuggah, the most elite, psychotic, and deadly battle-armor troopers the ‘Drome has ever seen. Operating independently, they bolster their allies while wreaking havoc on their opponents with advanced equipment, and tactics, all while whipping the fans into an absolute frenzy. Also, I’ve included a name randomizer to help get the juices flowing.
BattleTech has numerous fun and interesting different ammo types, including flares, mines, acid, fletchette, inferno, and smoke, but with no single means of dispensing so much fun on the battlefield. Look no further, for PAYLOAD GUNS have arrived! Included in this post are equipment and combat rules for the payload gun, the double-barreled payload gun, and SIXTEEN different types of canister ammunition. Enjoy.
New experimental infantry gear from the Periphery of BattleTech, brought to you from the utter mayhem of BattleTech: Beyond Electrodrome, the unofficial arena expansion. Included are rules for two things that certainly already exist (net guns and EMP limpet mines) and for Mimetic Ponchos, a slap-dash stealth solution for the desperate masses.
More (questionably effective) infantry gear for the BattleTech: Beyond Electrodrome unofficial arena expansion. What do you get when you combine shaped-charge warheads with sledgehammers, slap ‘em in a grunt’s hands and then point at a lumbering bipedal tank and say, “kill”? Maulers. Included are all the rules you need to gear up your guys and send them off to their doom/glory.
A vital aspect of BattleTech: Beyond Electrodrome (the unofficial arena expansion by Godspar Games) is INFANTRY UNITS, which is why every player/pilot is assigned at least one unit of press-ganged Gambler Infantry, armed with Auto-Rifles, nervous tics, and one special little luck-based quirk to boost their survivability. Included in this post is the unit’s stat block, special rules, rules for progression, armament, retraining, and a slab of sterling fiction to whet your appetite for slaughter and spectacle.
BattleTech fans, here’s Godspar Games’ newest asset for the BattleTech: Beyond Electrodrome unofficial arena expansion: THE ASSEGAI ANTI-MECH RIFLE. Included are the full rules and a slash of tasty fiction about a ‘Mech pilot taking three to the face.
If you’re looking for a new way to use your infantry to dismantle heavier and deadlier quarry, have I got the toy for you. Mechwire Trap Kits will literally sweep your enemies off their feet, leaving them vulnerable to all the other nasty little surprises that infantry have to offer.
The newest asset for the BattleTech: Beyond Electrodrome unofficial arena expansion, Godspar Games presents: more animal units for your Classic BattleTech tabletop games, ranging from swarms of leech locusts, range bulls strapped with ten tons of TNT, brain-eating crana, acid-flinging super-sized vinegaroons, and the ten foot tall mech-assaulting Nolan menace. Plus a story about Crabs, Komodos, and wetting the bed.
Here are NINE different sponsorships for your every BattleTech scenario, designed specifically for the BattleTech: Beyond Electrodrome unofficial arena combat expansion. From Kali-Yama to Parti-Kill, Luxor and Plasma Star and Kong Interstellar. Upgrade your gyro to keep you vertical in the direst of circumstances, upgrade your autocannons to punch holes clean through armor with every shot, upgrade your PPCs to fill their minimum range with a hellish conflagration of kinetic lightning. Come on…you know you wanna.
Twin cybernetic dinosaurs, heavily armed, heavily armored, heavily drugged, and looking to empty your silly UrbanMech like the silly little Pez dispenser it is.
BattleTech offboard artillery rules, slicked down, sped up, and pumped full of zhuzh juice, including new artillery munitions (EMP, foam, gas, glue…) and spectacle-driven ways of deploying them.
Looking for fast and easy rules to use air support in BattleTech? Want to use daisy cutters, supercoolant, glitter bombs, and the dreaded “blue pinwheel” to wreak havoc on the field? Look no further. Integrates with BattleTech: Beyond Electrodrome custom rules.
“Bipolar”, by Pavel Vophira. Two monsters fused into one into a ball of horrors. MechWarrior and ‘Mech, joined by destructive purpose, fueled by fusion and combat drugs.
