No Quarter™ Open Source Some of these files are work in progress rules, some are utilities. They are made available under the open source policy of No Quarter to obtain more feedback during the development of new forces and new rules. To download a file, right click on the link and select the Save Target As... option. Description Author Format Comment Magic Item Cards Matt Lyon Updated : 9th June 2005 The magic item cards produced by Matt Lyon were previously available as a Macromedia Flash popup window. They are not avaiulable as a much more user friendly PDF document. Makes printing much easier. No Quarter Kingdoms Hex Map Maker Map Counters Matt Lyon No Quarter Kingdoms takes No Quarter into the realm of strategic gaming. By using No Quarter Kingdoms and the supplemental campaign rules, players can not only link battles with evolving armies, but actually create scenarios based on an ever evolving global scale. No Quarter Kingdoms uses hex-maps and simple game mechanics to allow players to raise armies and build empires. See the interactive Map Maker created by Matt which accompanies this document. Mordheim Expansion (v3.0) Colin Matthews UPDATED: 23rd July 2004 Colin has developed some comprehensive rules for playing Games Workshop's Mordheim game using No Quarter rules. Chaos Andrew Cheetham Extra Chaos model profiles for most of the Games Workshop figure range. Beastmen Rules Andrew Cheetham Spreadsheet of And's evolving Beastmen army. Skirmish Rules Tim Gittins UPDATED: 23rd July 2004 Work in progress rules for using very small squads of about 350 points per side. Force Creator Spreadsheet Colin Matthews A revised version (as of 10th March 2004) of the speadsheet available from the downloads section with some pull up lists to make the selection of abilities and traits a bit easier. Requires testing and some minor modifications. House Rules Colin Matthews and Roland Jutei UPDATED: 22nd July 2003 This document contains some very good house rules devised by Colin and his wargames group. Some of these may well be adopted as official updates for the next version of the No Quarter rules. Unit Card Concepts Chris Gilders I have been using playing card sized summary inserts for deck protector sleevs for many years now for such games and WFB, Warzone, Vor and others. With the advent of Confrontaion, Dark Age and War Machine, it would seem they are all the rage. This word document has a test layout for unit cards for No Quarter. The main central portion of each card holds the model profile detail. The player then has a choice as to which addtional side to use. The right hand panel will just hold and image of the model and the left hand panel more details on any special rules for the specific model.   Future Open Source Files Even more open source files are scheduled for release in the future as they become available. Some work in progress is nothing more than an idea or list of scribbled ideas. Once they are in some sort of order and make sense to someone other than myself, I will release them here for discussion purposes. In the meantime, here is a short list of projects to be completed. No Quarter Dungeoneer. Rules for using much smaller numbers of models in dungeons and caverns. Campaign rules for No Quarter. Individuals and units can gain experience and improve their skills and abilities over several battles. Elemental Army List (just waiting on some i-Kore models). Dragyri Army List (using the superb models from the Dark Age range). Legal Bit, Terms And Conditions Of Use In consideration of being able to access and/or download a copy of the attached File(s), you must agree to accept and abide by the following terms and conditions. 1. Union Command / No Quarter Wargames adopts anti-virus policies but in no way accepts any liability for any damage whatsoever and howsoever caused by any virus or similar program transmitted by the File(s). Many of these files have been supplied by third parties and provided here in the same condition as received. 2. The files provided here remain the property of the author. 3. This Agreement and the obligations of the parties shall be governed by the laws of England.