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Heavy Weapons Guide

Copyright01989 GDW, Inc.

Printed in USA. Made in USA. All rights reserved.

ISBN 1-55878-031-9.

Twilight: 2000 is GDW' s trademark for its role-playing game of survival in a devastated world.

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Heavy Weapons Guide

122mm Free Rocket ........................................................... 24

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Antiaircraft Missiles and Launchers 25

Stinger ................................................................................ 25

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Contents

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Redeye

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introduction 4

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Blowpipe 26

Javelin ................................................................................ 26

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Mortars 5

M224 60mm Mortar .............................................................. 5

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SA-14 26

Mines .................... .. ............................................................ 27

MI4 APERS (Blast) ............................................................ 27

MI8A1 APERS "Claymore n ................................................ 27

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L5 81mm Mortar 5

L16A1 81mm Mortar ............................................................. 6

M37. M41. M42 81mm Mortars ............................................ 6

M29A1 81mm Mortar ............................................................ 6

Vasilek 82mm Mortar ............................................................ 7

Wojo 60/81/82mm Mortar ..................................................... 7

Thompson-Brandt 120mm Mortar ........................................ 7

M38. M43 120mm Mortars ................................................... 8

M43. M53 160mm Mortars ................................................... 8

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M25 APERS (Blast)

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M26 APERS ("Bounding") 28

M16A1 APERS ("Bounding") .............................................. 28

MI5 Heavy Antitank Mine ................................................... 29

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MI9 Heavy Plastic Antitank Mine 29

M21 Metallic Antitank Mine ................................................. 29

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M53 240mm Mortar 8

Grenade Launchers ................................................................ 9

M79 Grenade Launcher ........................................................ 9

Mark-19 Autogrenade Launcher ........................................... 9

M203 Grenade Launcher .................................................... 10

AGS-17 "Plamya" Autogrenade Launcher .......................... 10

MI2 SMAW ...................................................................... 10

TGS Grenade Launcher ...................................................... 11

RPG-22 ............................................................................... 11

RPG-7 ................................................................................. 11

RPG-27 (Czech) ................................................................. 12

M79 ................................................................................... 12

AK-GL ................................................................................. 12

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M24 Off-Route Antitank Mine

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M66 Off-Route Antitank Mine

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M23 Chemical Mine

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MI Chemical Mine

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YaM-5 Antitank Mine

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TM-57 Antitank Mine 31

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TM-46 Antitank Mine 32

KhF-2 Gas Mine (Warsaw Pact) ......................................... 32

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POMZ-2 APERS Mine

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PM Antipersonnel Mine (Blast)

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Wojo Antipersonnel Mine

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Wojo Antitank Mine

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Grenades, Pyrotechnics, and Explosives

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Recoilless Artillery 13

M20 75mm Recoilless Rifle ................................................ 13

M67 90mm Recoilless Rifle ................................................ 13

M40A2 106mm Recoilless Rifle .......................................... 14

B-10 82mm Recoilless Rifle ............................................... 14

B-11 107mm Recoilless Rifle .............................................. 14

SPG-9 73mm Recoilless Rifle ............................................ 15

M-59A 82mm Recoilless Rifle ............................................. 15

L-6 Wombat 120mm Recoilless Rifle .................................. 15

Antitank Missiles and Launchers ........................................ 16

M20A1 3.5" Rocket Launcher (Bazooka) ............................ 16

M72 66mm Light Antitank Weapon ..................................... 16

LAW-80 ............................................................................... 17

Armbrust ............................................................................. 17

M3 Carl Gustav 84mm LAW ............................................... 17

AT-4 Antitank Rocket Launcher .......................................... 18

M47 Dragon Medium Antitank Weapon .............................. 18

TOW I ................................................................................. 18

TOW II ................................................................................ 19

Tank Breaker Antitank Missile ............................................. 19

RPG-75 ............................................................................... 19

RBS-56 BILL ....................................................................... 20

APILAS Antitank Missile Launcher ..................................... 20

Eryx Antitank Missile Launcher ........................................... 20

AT-3 .................................................................................... 21

AT-5 Antitank Missile ........................................................... 21

Milan AT Missile .................................................................. 21

HOT Antitank Guided Missile .............................................. 22

LRAC 89 ............................................................................. 22

DARD 120 ........................................................................... 22

Anti-Char Courte Portee ..................................................... 23

PzF-11-1 ............................................................................ 23

M202 ................................................................................... 23

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Mk-2 "Pineapple" Grenade

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Mk-3A2 Concussion Grenade

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M26A1 Fragmentation Grenade

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ANM-14 Thermite Grenade

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M67 "Baseball Frag" Grenade

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M34 White Phosphorus Grenade (Smoke)

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M31 HEAT Rifle Grenade

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BTU Rifle Grenade

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U.S. Rifle Grenades

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AN-M8 HC Smoke Grenade

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MI8 Colored Smoke Grenade

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M25A2 CS Grenade (Chem, CS)

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RG-34 Fragmentation Grenade

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RKG-3 and RKG-3M Antitank Grenades

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RG-42 Fragmentation Grenade

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RDG-5 Fragmentation Grenade

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RDG-1 Smoke Grenade

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F-1 Fragmentation Grenade

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140mm RAW HE

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140mm RAW HEAT

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Wojo Incendiary

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Wojo Antitank Grenade

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Wojo Fragmentation Grenade

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Wojo Smoke Grenade

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HAFLA-35L

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LPO-50 Flamethrower

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TPO-50 Trailer-Mounted Flamethrower

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M9A1 Flamethrower

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M49A1 Trip Flare

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MI12 C4 Demolition Block

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MI18 Flex-Ex Demolition Block

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M3 Shaped Demolition Charge

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RPG-16 : ........................................................ 24

B-300 ..................................................................................

Consolidated Charts

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Consolidated Ammunition and Price List

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Vehicle Damage

Each turn a vehicle is hit by a flame weapon, the referee must

roll to see if the vehicle catches fire internally (an external fire is

automatic). The base chance of this is 60% (+lo% if the fuel tanks

have taken any damage, +20% if the vehicle is open-topped,and

+lo% if any hatches or doors are open). The outside of a vehicle

remains on fire until the flame burns out (1D6 30-second combat

turns) or until it is extinguished. If in subsequentturns the external

flamescontinue to burn, the referee should roll for interior fireonly

if a vehicle is open-topped, has taken fuel damage, or if any

hatches or doors are open. Of course, a fresh hit by a flame

weapon starts the cycle over again.

Damage fromInternal Fires: This is dealt with in the Fuel Hits

rule on page 10 of the Referee's Manual.

Damage fromExternal Fires:Allcombustible storesonexternal

surfaces of a vehicle automatically catch fire and will burn until

destroyed or extinguished (how long this takes depends on the

individual items and is up to the referee). Fuel or ammunition has

a 50-percent chance of exploding each five-second turn it is on

fire. Specialmention should be madeof vehiclesuspensions:Both

wheeled and tracked versions have combustible components.

Damagepoints are inflictedto suspensionsaccording tothe same

die rolls as for personnel, but suspensions have a maximum

damage level-6O%forwheeled, 30"/0fortracked. Once maximum

damage has been inflicted, further burning has no effect.

Any vehicle with an external and/or internal fire lasting more

thanone minuteofgame timebecomes uninhabitable(duetoheat

and lack of oxygen) and must be evacuated. Any personnel

remaining inside after one minute lose consciousness. Any

personnel remaining inside after an additional minute passes are

seriously wounded. After a third minute, any personnel remaining

inside die.

Introduction

No book can cover everything, and this one is no exception. As

always in putting together a work of this nature, choosing what to

leave out was more difficult than choosing what to include. I have

adopted noformaldefinitionof what constitutes a"heavy weapon,"

but have played it by ear and have chosen to include a number of

items (such as smoke grenades)that are not really weapons at all.

Because of space constraints, Ihave left out some weapons that

were contained inthebasicgame (such as the4.2" mortar)in favor

of more nonstandard types. Nevertheless, I feel that the players

and referees of Tkillght: 2000 will find this guide to their liking. In

response to many requests, I have expanded the selection of

mines and grenades available (although I have not included all

types that are available, practically every country makes its own

version of the basic hand grenade, and to include them all would

crowd out something more interesting). The data on the mines

(Dam, KDR, etc.) is calculated according to the basic game mine

rules. I have tried to include a reasonable mix to enable referees

to improvise types not mentioned.

I have included a few items which might, at first glance, seem

out of place, especially given the background of the game.

Incendiary weapons such as flamethrowers need petroleum fuel,

and oil is almost impossible to get in the world of Twilight: 2000,

as every player knows. It was for this reason that flame weapons

were not included in the original game. Many people, however,

have requested the information anyway, and a number say they

have chosen to dispense with the game background and use the

Twilight: 2000 system for small-scale modern infantry combats.

For these people, I have included rules for the use of flame

weapons (including the ever-popular improvised firebomb called

the Molotov cocktail). Players not using the standard game

background must devise their own price and availability criteria.

The antiaircraftmissiles are intended for use withthe helicopter

rules included in the module Free City of Krakow, and are

provided for campaigns using the RDF Sourcebook, or for use in

recreating nonbackground firefights.

EXTINGUISHING FIRES

Putting out a fire is a task whose difficulty level dependson the

equipment available.Extinguishing a fire using a fire extinguisher

is ESYAGL. Extinguishing a fire using a blanket, tarp, or bucket

ofwater isAVG:AGL. Extinguishingafirewithoutproperequiprnent

(using improvised materials such as thrown dirt, sand, a jacket.

etc.) is DIF:AGL. Extinguishing burning ammunitionor fuel is one

level more difficult (AVG becomes DIF, etc.).

FLAME WEAPONS

The fuel for flamethrowers is ordinary gasoline mixed with a

jelling compound, but for game purposes gasoline or avgas (but

not diesel or any alcohol fuel) may be used. All ranges are

quartered when using nonjellied fuels. Theprice and availabilityof

both gasoline and avgas are given in the rules and should be

modified by the referee to suit the individual situation. Jellied

gasoline used with the standard game background should be

three times as expensive and very rare (after all, there are better

uses for what little petroleum remains than putting it in a flame-

thrower).

Flame weaponsscore hits accordingto theordinaryfirecombat

rules (HW is the relevant skill).All persons and vehicles within the

burst radius of a shot are subject to hits and are rolled for

individually. Damage to vehicles and personnel is as follows:

TABLE OF NATIONALITY SYMBOLS

* Federal Republic

Canada

Czechoslovakia

KR Free City of Krakow 113

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.:%::: France

..... :

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e Israel

of Germany

... .... ....:,

* Warsaw Pact

f Sweden

J U Jugoslavia

Personnel Damage

Flame weapons (except as noted in this booklet or in the game

rules) whichhit a person inflict damageon allbody parts (dividethe

damage equally, rounding fractions down). This damage is equal

to 4D6 times the damage multiplier for the first five-second round,

and it drops one die each subsequent round (but never drops

below 1 D6timesthe damage multiplier) for eachround the person

is on fire. A person remains on fire until the flame burns out (1D6

30-second combat turns), or until it is extinguished.

pF$ United Kingdom

United States

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