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2020-04-18T19:32:04Z

Parapsycho: /* Wilderness Combat Vehicles */

TO-DO:
* Add tyre type under the description for each NPC vehicle as we acquire them ourselves in-game.
* Find vehicle ID's.

==Wilderness Combat Vehicles==

Evan is a tough old place and these guys just want to make it that much tougher for you.

{|class = "wikitable sortable" border = "1"
! Vehicle !! [[Chassis]] !! [[Engine]] !! [[CR|Combat Rating]] !! class="unsortable" | [[Weapons]] !! class="unsortable" | Occupants !! class="unsortable" | Comments

|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=718440 Killer Bee]
|[[Offroad Buggy]]
| 0.6L Supercompact
| 67
|Fr: [[HR]] [[GG]]
|
| A nasty, biting desert pest
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=718436 57 Gunner]
|[[Fiftyseven]]
| 3.2L V8
| 110
|Fr: [[HGG]]
| 1
| A rare and dangerous wilderness adversary
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=9897 Antagonist]
|[[Moose]]
| 2.5L
| 134
|Fr: [[HMG]], [[CR]]
| 2
| A fairly common desert fighter
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=2278 Badlander]
|[[Phoenix]]
| 4L
| 119
|Fr: [[HMG]], Re: [[MML]]
|1
| Fast and vicious
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=58111 Bandit]
|[[Raccoon]]
| 1.0L
| 74
|Fr: [[CGL]]
|
| A funsize tactical bomardment vehicle
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=91207 Bantam]
|[[Marley]]
| 1.6L
| 81
|Fr: [[MMG]], Re: [[MR]]
| 1
| A small interceptor
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=198273 Battleaxe]
|[[Chomper]]
| 2.5L
| 180
| Fr: [[RL]], [[MMG]], Ri: [[LR]], Le: [[MML]]
| 2
| An offroad desert fighter
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=71263 Beaster]
|[[Box Van]]
| 4L
| 174
|Fr: [[ReRam]],[[HMG]], Ri: [[GG]], Le: [[GG]], Re: [[GG]]
|
| A feared melee ramming vehicle with lots of guns.
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=56386 Big Meanie]
|[[Big Pickup]]
| 4L
| 214
|Fr: [[HGG]], [[RL]], Le: [[GG]], Ri: [[GG]]
|2
| This heavily armed big pickup is, thankfully, a rare sight in Northern Evan.
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=58112 Biter]
|[[Phoenix]]
| 3.2L
| 114
|Fr: [[MMG]], [[MG]]
| 2
| A popular MG-packed fighting vehicle
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=364467 Black Gold]
|[[Landrunner]]
| 3.2L V8
| 254
|Fr: [[RL]] x2, Ri: [[MMG]], Le: [[MMG]]
| 2
| A tough and versatile fighter
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=56387 Black Rock]
|[[Landrunner]]
| 3.2L
| 255
|Fr: [[RL]] [[HMG]], Le: [[MG]] Ri: [[MG]], Re: [[MG]]
| 2
| There is no place to be safe around this car, the front is the worst but even approaching from rear can hurt
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=56388 Black Stone]
|[[Landrunner]]
| 3.2L V8
| 275
|Fr: [[RL]] [[HGG]], Le: [[GG]], Ri: [[GG]], Re: [[GG]]
|2
| A mean, close-range brawler, favoured by bounty hunters in the Northern Desert.
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=2277 Blitzer]
|[[Chomper]]
| 2.5L
| 170
|Fr: [[HMG]] [[RL]], Re: [[MG]]
|2
| A mean wilderness fighter
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=718444 Bloodhound]
|[[Osprey]]
| 5L V8
| 127
|Fr: [[MMG]] x2
|
| A very rare high performance interceptor
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=686859 Brick Sh#thouse]
|[[Wurzel]]
| 4L
| 242
|Fr: [[HMG]] [[MML]], Li: [[GG]], Ri: [[GG]]
| 2
| A nimble combat vehicle, popular in mountainous areas
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=139295 Bullseye]
|[[Bullet]]
| 4L
| 112
| Fr: [[CR]], Le: [[Medium Rocket|MR]], Ri: [[Medium Rocket|MR]], Re: [[HR]]
| 1
| A solid interceptor
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=91206 Butterfly II]
|[[Windsor II]]
| 3.2L
| 142
|Fr: [[GG]] x2
|
| An agile and fairly common interceptor with dual gatlings
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=58113 Buzzcut]
|[[Buzzer]]
| 4L
| 340
| Fr: [[HGG]] x2, Le: [[GG]], Ri: [[GG]], Re: [[MG]] x2
|
| A feared heavy combat vehicle from the Southern Desert
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=8234 Buzz This!]
|[[Buzzer]]
| 3.2L
| 354
|Fr: [[ATG]] [[HMG]], Re: [[HMG]] x2
|
| A deadly combat vehicle feared throughout Southern Evan
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=139298 Chaser]
|[[Phoenix]]
| 4L
| 104
|Fr: [[MMG]]
| 2
| A common interceptor
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=364465 Chulainn]
|[[Apache]]
| 4L
| 253
| Fr: [[HGG]] [[HGG]], Le: [[GG]], Ri: [[GG]]
|
| A mean southern brawler
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=58117 Crescendo]
|[[Symphony]]
| 2.0L
| 125
|Fr: [[FT]] [[RL]], Re: [[MML]]
| 2
| An offroad-capable symph that can fire rockets ahead and behind, and closes in for the kill with a flamethrower.
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=2282 Cutlass]
|[[Buccaneer]]
| 4L
| 169
|Fr: [[Laser]], Re: [[MG]]
|
| A rare desert interceptor favoured by pirates
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=58122 Da Vinci]
|[[Mercenary]]
| 2.5L
| 119
|Fr: [[PG]] [[MG]], Le: [[PS]], Ri: [[PS]]
| 2
| A tactical car that gums up the opposition so its buddies can kill them
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=364511 Damocles]
|[[Apache]]
| 4L
| 283
|Fr: 2x[[ATG]]
| 2
| A big-hitting SUV
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=130460 Dervish]
|[[Voyager]]
| 3.2L
| 122
|Fr: [[HMG]], Le: [[MG]], Ri: [[MG]]
|
| A versatile interceptor/fighter that performs well in broken terrain in the Badlands region
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=4975 Desert Flame]
|[[Phoenix]]
| 3.2L
| 125
|Fr: [[CR]], [[MG]]
| 1
| A cheap interceptor favoured by mutants
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=9895 Desert Siren]
|[[Sonic]]
| 1.2L
| 108
|Fr: [[HMG]]
| 1
| A cheap fighter favoured by the smaller pirate gangs
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=2279 Desert Striker]
|[[Vampire]]
| 4L
| 93
|Fr: [[HMG]]
| 1
| Comes out of the dunes like a serpent ready to strike
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=58888 Devastator]
|[[Apache]]
| 4L
| 283
|Fr: [[CC]] [[HGG]], Le: [[MG]], Ri: [[MG]]
|
| A somewhat rare, feared wilderness fighter
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=130464 Discord]
|[[Landrunner]]
| 3.2L
| 266
|Fr: [[ATG]] [[RL]], Le: [[MR]], Ri: [[MR]]
|
| A tough melee vehicle
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=459153 Dozer]
|[[Mercenary]]
| 3.2L
| 119
|Fr: [[Plow Ram]], [[RL]]
|
| A common ram vehicle
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=58890 Dragon`s Breath]
|[[Buzzer]]
| 4L
| 373
| Fr: [[CC]] x2, Le: [[HR]], Ri: [[HR]]
|
| A firey adversary that strikes fear into anyone who sees it
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=130457 Duellist]
|[[Moose]]
| 2.5L
| 132
|Fr: [[MMG]] x2, Le: [[MR]], Ri: [[MR]], Re: [[MR]] x2
| 2
| A mid-range wilderness combateer, packed with weapons
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=364464 Duet]
|[[Symphony]]
| 2L
| 106
|Fr: [[MG]] x2
| 2
| A basic fighter, used by down-on-their-luck pirate gangs
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=718445 Eat Me]
|[[Royal Eaton]]
| 2L
| 117
|Fr: [[RL]] [[CR]]
|
| A speedy interceptor with long ranger weapons
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=9899 Eliminator]
|[[Voyager]]
| 3.2L
| 111
|Fr: [[MG]] x2, Re: [[MG]]
| 2
| A dangerous adversary, common throughout Evan
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=8239 Emergency Room]
|[[Ambulance]]
| 5L
| 368
|Fr: [[ATG]] [[CR]], Le: [[CR]], Ri: [[CR]], Re: [[CR]] x2
|
| You`d better get out the way when you hear its sirens blaring!
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=58900 Evan Bandit]
|[[Symphony]]
| 2.0L
| 147
|Fr: [[HMG]] [[MML]], Le: [[GG]], Ri: [[GG]]
| 2
| A common wilderness combat car
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=2276 Evan Enforcer]
|[[Symphony]]
| 2.0L
| 128
|Fr: [[CR]] x2, Re: [[MG]]
| 2
| A wilderness fighter with car rifles
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=130458 Ferret]
|[[Voyager]]
| 3.2L
| 114
|Fr: [[CR]] [[MMG]]
|
| A versatile interceptor/fighter that performs well in broken terrain in the Badlands region
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=718446 Firebug]
|[[Dustup]]
| 1L
| 104
|Fr: [[NG]]
|
| A rare scout/firebomber
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=70753 Flashbang]
|[[Flash]]
| 2.0L
| 74
| Fr: [[CR]], Re: [[MR]], [[HR]]
| 1
| A rarely-seen undersized interceptor
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=198272 Freelance]
|[[Mercenary]]
| 2.0L
| 92
| Fr: [[HMG]] x2
| 2
| A midsize vehicle that punches above its weight
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id= Gallowglass]
|[[Apache]]
| 4L
| 221
| Fr: [[HMG]] x2, Le: [[HR]], Ri: [[HR]], Re: [[HR]]
|
| A tough desert fighter
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=224361 Garbageman]
|[[Trash Truck]]
| 8L
| 375
| Fr: [[RL]] x2, Le: [[ATG]], Ri: [[ATG]], Re: [[HMG]]
|
| A heavy-duty combat vehicle with big guns
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=718437 Gladiator]
|[[Chomper]]
| 2.5L
| 190
| Fr: [[HMG]] [[ReRam]], Re: [[MG]], Le: [[MR]], Ri: [[MR]]
|
| A fairly common big-punching SUV
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=718438 Gunboat]
|[[Two-Axle Lorry]]
| 8L
| 496
| Fr: [[RL]] x2, Le: [[CC]] x2, Ri: [[CC]] x2, Re: [[HMG]] x2
|
| A massive lumbering beast, dripping with firepower
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=198255 Gypsy]
|[[Bus]]
| 5L V8
| 259
| Fr: [[ReRam]] [[CC]], Le: [[HR]] [[MG]], Ri: [[HR]] [[MG]], Re: [[HMG]] x2
|
| A rare vehicle, often used as a hybrid fighter/trader
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=198270 Harpy]
|[[Sonic]]
| 1.0L
| 102
| Fr: [[RL]]
| 1
| A small but effective desert combat vehicle
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=8240 Heat Stroke]
|[[Fire Engine]]
| 9.4L
| 447
| Fr: [[TG]], [[HMG]], Le: [[HF]], Ri: [[HF]], Re: [[RL]] x2
|
| An almost mythically-rare desert warrior
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=5043 Hellfire]
|[[Hearse]]
| 3.2L
| 234
| Fr: [[CR]] [[ATG]], Le: [[MG]], Ri: [[MG]]
|
| A rare but much feared south-Evan fighting vehicle
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=198250 Hotshot II]
|[[Symphony]]
| 2.0L
| 122
| Fr: [[RL]], Le: [[FT]], Ri: [[FT]]
|
| A solidly armoured version of the popular deathracing configuration
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=126285 Kern]
|[[Windsor II]]
| 3.2L
| 149
| Fr: [[HMG]], [[MG]], Le: [[MR]], Ri: [[MR]]
| 1
| A fairly common interceptor/fighter
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=139294 Killer Wasp]
|[[Flash]]
| 2.0L
| 64
| Fr: [[MML]] x2
|
| A nimble interceptor packing a surprising punch
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=364216 King Silage]
|[[Wurzel]]
| 4.0L
| 155
| Fr: [[CGL]] [[PG]], Le: [[HR]], Ri: [[HR]]
|
| An unusual support combat vehicle
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=130463 Lancer]
|[[Chevalier]]
| 2.0L
| 137
| Fr: [[CR]] [[RL]], Le: [[MR]], Ri: [[MR]], Re: [[LR]]
| 2
| A well-armed wilderness combat vehicle
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=24360 Lasersquad]
|[[Squadcar]]
| 4L
| 217
| Fr: [[Laser]] [[HR]], Re: [[LR]]
|
| A very rare interceptor packing laser and rockets
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=27017 Longshot]
|[[Phoenix]]
| 3.2L
| 118
| Fr: [[MMG]] x2
|
| A popular interceptor-class vehicle with twin MMGs
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=122564 Mantis]
|[[Sunrise]]
| 4L
| 124
|Fr: [[MML]] x2, Le:[[LR]], Ri:[[LR]]
| 2
| A fairly common interceptor
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=718439 McFlyer]
|[[McFly]]
| 3.2L V8
| 137
|Fr: [[HGG]] [[GG]], Le: [[LR]], Ri: [[MR]]
|
| If you can get this baby up to 88, who knows what it will do!
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=718441 Meteor]
|[[Semi Tractor]]
| 5L
| 123
| Fr: [[Ram]] [[FT]], Le: [[MR]], Ri [[MR]]
|
| A surprisingly deadly melee vehicle
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=130459 Mongoose]
|[[Voyager]]
| 3.2L
| 116
|Fr: [[RL]] [[GG]]
|
| A versatile interceptor/fighter that performs well in broken terrain in the Badlands region
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=269534 Mutant Bomber]
|[[Pickup]]
| 2.0L
| 142
| Fr: [[CGL]] [[PG]], Le: [[GG]], Ri: [[GG]]
| 2
| An offroad pursuit/spoiler vehicle
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=139301 Mutant Maelstrom]
|[[Pickup]]
| 2.0L
| 136
| Fr: [[CGL]] x2, Le: [[MG]], Ri: [[MG]]
| 2
| A cousin to the tried and tested Mutant Marauder these off-road vehicles often operate in a support role
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=2280 Mutant Marauder]
|[[Pickup]]
| 2.0L
| 160
|Fr: [[RL]] x2, Le: [[MG]], Ri: [[MG]]
| 2
| A fighter vehicle favoured by desert scum and mutants
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=9898 Mutant Masher]
|[[Pickup]]
| 2.0L
| 136
|Fr: [[MML]] x2, Le: [[MG]], Ri: [[MG]]
| 2
| A common wilderness fighter favoured by mutants
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=139300 Mutant Mauler]
|[[Pickup]]
| 2.0L
| 148
| Fr: [[CGL]] [[RL]], Le: [[MG]], Ri: [[MG]]
| 2
| A cousin to the tried and tested Mutant Marauder these off-road vehicles often operate in a support role
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=8233 Mutant Merc]
|[[Mercenary]]
| 3.2L
| 165
| Fr: [[ATG]] [[MG]]
|
| A heavy-hitting midsize car
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=58913 Mutant Mulcher]
|[[Pickup]]
| 3.2L
| 148
| Fr: [[ReRam]] [[PS]], Le: [[GG]], Ri: [[GG]]
| 2
| Light, fast, and designed to take down even the biggest guns with minimal cost, this ramming pickup works best when fighting alongside its cousins the Marauder and Masher
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=58920 Mutant Rancher]
|[[Pickup]]
| 3.2L
| 143
| Fr: [[VSG]] [[CR]], Le: [[MML]], Ri: [[MML]]
| 2
| A versatile offroad attack vehicle
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=91205 Nailgun]
|[[Cadrona]]
| 1.0L
| 83
| Fr: [[CR]]
|
| A smallsized sniper
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=198251 Overture]
|[[Symphony]]
| 2.0L
| 132
| Fr: [[HR]] [[RL]], Le: [[HR]], Ri: [[HR]], Re: [[HR]] x2
|
| Bristling with rockets, this is a mean adversary
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=139292 Pegasus]
|[[Phoenix]]
| 3.2L V8
| 131
| Fr: [[CR]] [[RL]]
|
| A fast intercepter armed with longer range weapons
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=8236 Poltergeist]
|[[Spirit]]
| 2.0L
| 153
| Fr: [[HMG]] [[RL]], Re: [[MG]] x2
| 2
| A tough, versatile desert fighter
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=58119 Pulveriser]
|[[Apache]]
| 3.2L V8
| 208
| Fr: [[ReRam]] [[HF]], Le: [[HR]], Ri: [[HR]]
|
| A terrifying melee vehicle
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=12420 Punisher]
|[[Apache]]
| 4L
| 228
| Fr: [[CR]] x2, Re: RL
|
| A premium desert fighter
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=265427 Purple Haze]
|[[Motorhome]]
| 5L
| 243
|Fr: [[ATG]] [[Ram]], Le: [[MR]] [[FT]], Ri: [[MR]] [[FT]], Re: [[HMG]]
|
| A dangerous battle-wagon
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=269537 Quickdraw]
|[[Big Pickup]]
| 3.2L V8
| 225
| Fr: [[CC]] [[PG]], Le: [[HR]], Ri: [[HR]]
| 2
| A powerful offroad pursuit runner
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=5041 Radon Rancher]
|[[Bullet]]
| 3.2L V8
| 205
| Fr: [[Heavy Laser]] [[Spikes]]
|
| An ultra-rare premium interceptor
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=24353 Razorback]
|[[Spirit]]
| 2.0L
| 141
| Fr: [[HGG]] [[MG]], Le: [[HR]], Ri: [[HR]], Re: [[MR]] x2
| 2
| A close-up melee vehicle favoured by mutant and cannibal gangs
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=686861 Rocket Man]
|[[Alpha]]
| 1.0L
| 83
| Fr: [[MML]] [[HRR]]
|
| A small car punching above its weight
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=91212 Rocky]
|[[Raccoon]]
| 1.0L
| 83
| Fr: [[MMG]], Le: [[MR]], Ri: [[MR]]
|
| A small but nasty wilderness fighter
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=2281 Scorpion]
|[[Sunrise]]
| 2.0L
| 124
| Fr: [[RL]] x2, Le: [[LR]], Ri: [[LR]]
| 2
| A useful dogfighter.
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=58903 Sir Rocket]
|[[Chevalier]]
| 2.0L
| 120
| Fr: [[RL]] x2, Re: [[LR]], Le: [[LR]]
| 2
| Don`t take a joust with this knight lightly!
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=686860 Smash & Burn]
|[[Wurzel]]
| 4L
| 234
| Fr: [[NG]] [[HMG]] Re: [[GG]]
|
| An offroad melee vehicle
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=198271 Squire]
|[[Chevalier]]
| 2.0L
| 126
| Fr: [[MML]] x2, Le: [[MG]], Ri: [[MG]]
|
| A midsize combat vehicle with rockets
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=70752 Stingray]
|[[Moray]]
| 3.2L V8
| 115
| Fr: [[RL]] [[MML]]
| 2
| A rare and speedy interceptor packing rockets
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=686862 Tempest]
|[[Stormer]]
| 3.2L V8
| 126
| Fr: [[RL]] [[GG]]
|
| A rare interceptor
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=139293 Texan Rattler]
|[[Vampire]]
| 4L
| 100
| Fr: [[MML]] x2
|
| A popular interceptor with twin missile launchers
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=5042 Texan Strongarm]
|[[Carrier Van]]
| 3.2L V8
| 178
| Fr: [[CC]] [[HMG]], Re: [[HMG]]
|
| Feared in the southern deserts
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=718443 The Grimm]
|[[Corghette]]
| 4L
| 113
| Fr: [[HGG]]
|
| A rare wilderness chaser with a big bite
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=70762 Thresher]
|[[Flail]]
| 3.2L V8
| 292
| Fr: [[Laser]] x2, Le: [[MR]], Ri: [[MR]]
|
| A rare wilderness interceptor with twin lasers
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=139299 Trebuchet]
|[[Apache]]
| 4L
| 224
| Fr: [[HMG]] [[CGL]], Le: [[LR]], Ri: [[MR]], Re: [[RL]]
|
| A hybrid melee/ballistic fighter
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=139297 Wardance]
|[[Buccaneer]]
| 3.2L V8
| 115
| Fr: [[RL]] [[MML]]
| 2
| A premium interceptor
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=70761 Wild Hunter]
|[[Pike]]
| 4L
| 132
| Fr: [[HCR]]
|
| A rare interceptor favoured by bounty hunters
|-
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=744851 Calliope]
|[[Symphony]]
| 2L rotary
| 121
|Fr: [[MML]] x2, Ri: [[MML]], Le: [[MML]]
|
| Light 3 seater support fighter
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=744850 Pug Ugly]
|[[Big Pickup]]
| 3.2L V8
| 215
|Fr: [[RL]] [[MMG]], Ri: [[RL]], Le: [[RL]],
|
| Verstile flanker and chaser
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=744849 Caine]
|[[Mercenary]]
| 3.2L
| 169
|Fr: [[CR]] [[ATG]]
|
| Mean Merc
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=744847 Redliner]
|[[Landrunner]]
| 3.2L V8
| 228
|Fr: [[HMG]] x2, Re: [[MD]]
|
| Fast and heavy hitting
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=744846 Honeygrate]
|[[Windsor II]]
| 3.2L
| 156
|Fr: [[HGG]] [[MMG]]
|
| Nasty
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=744844 Targeteer]
|[[Windsor II]]
| 3.2L V8
| 142
|Fr: [[MMG]] x2,
|
| Medium Fighter
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=742386 Eat THIS!]
|[[Royal Eaton]]
| 2L
| 106
|Fr: [[RL]] [[MML]]
|
| classy w/ an explosive touch
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=742385 Rampire]
|[[Vampire]]
| 4L
| 114
|Fr: [[MG]] [[ReRam]]
|
| A fast rammer
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=742384 Rattlesnake]
|[[Phoenix]]
| 3.2L
| 118
|Fr: [[GG]] [[MMG]]
|
| Medium interceptor
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=742383 Tempest]
|[[Windsor II]]
| 3.2L V8
| 142
|Fr: [[MMG]] x2,
|
| Medium Interceptor
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=742382 Merciless]
|[[Buccaneer]]
| 3.2L V8
| 146
|Fr: [[ATG]] [[MR]]
|
| Don’t let it catch you…
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=741850 Buzz Saw]
|[[Phoenix]]
| 3.2L
| 261
|Fr: [[GG]] x2,
|
| Fast Interceptor
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=740328 Deconstructor]
|[[Landrunner]]
| 3.2L V8
| 245
|Fr: [[ReRam]], Ri: [[RL]], Le: [[RL]]
|
| Direct-engagement war machine
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=739770 Gonzo]
|[[Mercenary]]
| 3.2L V8
| 121
|Fr: [[MMG]] x2
|
| Merc Fighter
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=739769 Freedom Song]
|[[Marley]]
| 1.6L
| 82
|Fr: [[MMG]], Ri: [[LR]], Le: [[LR]]
|
| Combat Compact
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=739768 Mutant Pyro]
|[[Pickup]]
| 2L rotary
| 161
|Fr: [[NG]] [[RL]], Ri: [[GG]], Le: [[GG]]
|
| Napalm Ute
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=739767 Karbantos]
|[[Windsor II]]
| 3.2L
| 152
|Fr: [[MMG]] [[RL]], Re: [[LR]]
|
| Celtic Chariot
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=739765 Vengeance]
|[[Apache]]
| 4L
| 254
|Fr: [[ATG]] [[HGG]]
|
| Combat Apache
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=739761 Mutant Monster]
|[[Pickup]]
| 2L rotary
| 160
|Fr: [[MMG]] [[RL]], Ri: [[GG]], Le: [[GG]]
|
| Combat Ute
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=739759 Erik]
|[[Apache]]
| 4L
| 219
|Fr: [[RL]] [[MG]], Re: [[CR]]
|
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=739750 Gaesatae]
|[[Windsor II]]
| 3.2L V8
| 143
|Fr: [[MG]] [[CR]]
|
| Windsor sniper
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=739749 The Monarch]
|[[Windsor II]]
| 3L rotary
| 179
|Fr: [[CC]]
|
| Uncommon Windy II
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=739303 Desperado]
|[[Moray]]
| 3.2L V8
| 106
|Fr: [[MG]] x2,
|
| Moray with a punch
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=737174 Hobelar]
|[[Flash]]
| 2L
| 69
|Fr: [[MG]] x2
|
| A light interceptor
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=737141 Contender]
|[[Moose]]
| 2.5L
| 159
|Fr: [[ATG]] [[GG]]
|
|
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=737137 Sun Spot]
|[[Sunrise]]
| 4L
| 118
|Fr: [[GG]] x2
|
| An in-your face dogfighter
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=737136 Hammer]
|[[Mercenary]]
| 2L rotary
| 121
|Fr: [[MMG]] x2
|
| Tough, quick and heavily armed
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=737132 Black Pool]
|[[Landrunner]]
| 3.2L
| 214
|Fr: [[RL]] [[CR]], Ri: [[MG]], Le: [[MG]]
|
| A tough fighter from the coast
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=736688 Dragonslayer]
|[[Apache]]
| 4L
| 247
|Fr: [[CC]] [[MMG]]
|
| Packs a punch
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=735030 The Dog]
|[[Apache]]
| 4L
| 226
|Fr: [[RL]] x2, Re: [[MMG]]
|
| A dangerous combatant
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=735166 Super Chaser]
|[[Phoenix]]
| 4L
| 108
|Fr: [[MRP]] [[MMG]]
|
| Fast Interceptor
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=735167 Chipper]
|[[Phoenix]]
| 3.2L
| 261
|Fr: [[GG]] x2
|
| Twin gat Pho
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=736169 Pine Nut]
|[[Moose]]
| 2.5L
| 118
|Fr: [[GG]] [[CGL]]
|
| Support Fighter
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=736187 Sidewinder]
|[[Mercenary]]
| 2.5L
| 126
|Fr: [[MMG]] [[RL]], Ri: [[MR]], Le: [[MR]]
|
| Tough desert fighter
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=686858 Freestyle]
|[[Mercenary]]
| 3.2L
| 125
|Fr: [[HMG]] [[MMG]]
|
|
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=686858 The Wall]
|[[Apache]]
| 4L
| 214
|Fr: [[HFT]] [[ReRam]], Ri: [[PS]], Le: [[PS]], Re: [[HR]] [[LR]]
|
| Fully functional ram vehicle
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=736257 Old Timer]
|[[Windsor]]
| 3.2L V8
| 154
|Fr: [[GG]] [[RL]], Re: [[HR]]
|
| A Windsor I with good bite.
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=736258 Punch Up]
|[[Phoenix]]
| 4L
| 126
|Fr: [[ReRam]] [[MMG]], Ri: [[MR]], Le: [[MR]]
|
| Fast Rammer with Machine Gun
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=757543 Savage Swede]
|[[Moray]]
| 3.2L v8
| 121
|Fr: [[GG]] [[HMG]]
|
| Fast and dangerous
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=757545 Relentless]
|[[Apache]]
| 4L
| 224
|Fr: [[HGG]] [[RL]], Re: [[LR]], Ri: [[MR]], Le: [[MR]]
|
| A tough cookie
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=757546 Marauder]
|[[Apache]]
| 4L
| 228
|Fr: [[HMG]] [[MG]], Re: [[CR]] [[MG]]
|
| Rough and tough
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=757547 Black Stuff]
|[[Landrunner]]
| 3.2L v8
| 241
|Fr: [[HMG]] [[MMG]], Ri: [[VSG]], Le: [[VSG]]
|
| Keep it on the Black Stuff
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=758270 Skeggox]
|[[Chomper]]
| 2.5L
| 176
|Fr: [[RL]] [[CR]], Re: [[GG]]
|
| Northern Desert Fighter
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=758271 Huntsman]
|[[Pike]]
| 4L
| 111
|Fr: [[MMG]] x2
|
| A southern desert interceptor
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=741300 Rattle Trap]
|[[Sonic]]
| 1.2L
| 94
|Fr: [[GG]]
|
| Light Fighter
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=852590 The Shank]
|[[Pike]]
| 3.2L V8
| 132
|Fr: [[HRR ]] x2 Ri: [[MRR]] Le: [[MRR]] Re: [[MRP]] x2
|
| Holy Heavy Rockets!!!!
|-

| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=852591 Stalker]
|[[Flail]]
| 3.2L V8
| 169
|Fr: [[RL]] x2
|
| Fast and Deadly
|-

| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=844421 Panther]
|[[Bullet]]
| 4L
| 100
|Fr: [[MMG]] [[MRP]]
|
| An excellent trader hunter
|-

| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=844416 Can Opener]
|[[Landrunner]]
| 3L Rotary
| 268
|Fr: [[HMG]] [[CC]]
|
| Bad News on a stick
|-

|}

==Wilderness Trader Vehicles==

It’s not easy making a living trading between the towns of Evan. Take a look at the standard vehicles that are used by the traders.

{|class = "wikitable sortable" border = "1"
! Vehicle !! [[Chassis]] !! [[Engine]] !! [[CR|Combat Rating]] !! class="unsortable" | [[Weapons]] !! class="unsortable" | Occupants !! class="unsortable" | | Comments

|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=686858 All Stops]
|[[Bus]]
| 5L
| 261
|Fr: [[GG]] x2, Ri: [[RL]] x2, Le: [[RL]] x2, Re: [[HMG]] x2
| ?
| A rare, heavy trader vehicle
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=198256 Arbalest]
|[[Box Van]]
| 3.2L V8
| 182
|Fr: [[ReRam]], Ri: [[PS]], Le: [[PS]], Re: [[Mounted Mortar|MM]], [[HGG]]
| ?
| A tough trader vehicle, rarely seen north of Badlands
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=91209 Estate Trader]
|[[Estate]]
| 1.8L
| 116
| Fr: [[MMG]], Re: [[RL]] x2
|
| A cheap trader vehicle
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=32205 Mutant Runner]
|[[Mercenary]]
| 1.6L
| 144
| Re: [[CGL]], [[HMG]] Ri: [[MG]], Le: [[MG]]
|
| A fairly common trader escort vehicle
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=5044 Southern Trader]
|[[Two-Axle Lorry]]
| 8L
| 276
| Fr: [[HMG]], [[MR]], Ri: [[HMG]], Le: [[HMG]], Re: [[CR]], [[ATG]]
|
| A serious heavy trader
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=686863 Texan Tanker]
|[[Tanker]]
| 8L
| 278
|Fr: [[ReRam]] [[HFT]], Ri: [[HFT]] [[RL]], Le: [[HFT]] [[RL]], Re: [[HMG]]
|
| Rippling with flames and dripping with oil..
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=885 Trader Lorry]
|[[Two-Axle Lorry]]
| 8L
| 117
| Fr: [[MG]], Le: [[MG]], Ri: [[MG]], Re: [[HMG]], [[CGL]]
|
| A common trader lorry
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=886 Trader Pickup]
|[[Pickup]]
| 2.0L
| 100
| Fr: [[RL]] Le: [[MG]], Ri: [[MG]]
|
| A small well-armed trading vehicle
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=32208 Trade Runner]
|[[Phoenix]]
| 2.0L
| 131
| Re: [[HMG]] x2
| 2
| A fairly common trader escort vehicle
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=884 Trader Van]
|[[Carrier Van]]
| 3.2L
| 70
| Fr: [[MG]], Re: [[MG]], [[MD]]
|
| A basic trading vehicle
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=736252 Texan Boxvan]
|[[Box Van]]
| 5L
| 133
| Fr: [[MMG]] [[ReRam]], Re: [[FOJ]], [[MD]]
|
| A tough trader from Texan
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=737129 Immoliator]
|[[Chomper]]
| 2.5L
| 164
| Re: [[NG]] x2
|
| Trader Support
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=737133 Moth]
|[[Windsor]]
| 3.2L
| 133
| Re: [[MMG]] x2
|
| A trader escort
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=737138 Nailer]
|[[Cadrona]]
| 1L
| 76
| Fr: [[MG]], Re: [[SD]]
|
| A light trader escort
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=739751 Obsidious]
|[[Landrunner]]
| 3.2L
| 70
| Fr: [[MG]] x2, Re: [[CGL]] x2
|
| Landrunner Escort
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=739752 Refrain]
|[[Landrunner]]
| 3L rotary
| 236
| Fr: [[MG]] [[MMG]], Re: [[NG]] x2
|
| Landrunner Escort
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=739755 Land Bruiser]
|[[Landrunner]]
| 3.2L V8
| 240
| Fr: [[GG]] x2, Re: [[NG]] x2
|
| Napalm Landy
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=739762 Flaming River]
|[[Two Axle Lorry]]
| 8L
| 214
| Fr: [[Plow Ram]] [[HSS]], Le: [[MR]] [[HMG]], Ri: [[MR]] [[HMG]] Re: [[HFOJ]], [[HMG]]
|
| Heavy Hauler
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=739763 Ape Escape]
|[[Apache]]
| 4L
| 215
| Fr: [[MR]], Le: [[LR]], Ri: [[LR]], Re: [[HMG]] x2
|
| Apache with rear HMGs
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=739764 Crematorium]
|[[Hearse]]
| 3L rotary
| 195
| Fr: [[GG]] x2, Re: [[NG]] x2
|
| Napalm Wagon
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=739766 Bodyguard]
|[[Mercenary]]
| 3.2L
| 131
| Fr: [[MG]], Re: [[MMG]] x2
|
| Trader Escort
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=739772 Southland Rentals]
|[[Apache]]
| 3.2L V8
| 251
| Fr: [[Spikes]], Re: [[CC]], [[NG]]
|
| Trader Escort
|-
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=845102 Rusty Ed]
|[[Motorhome]]
| 3.2L V8
| 191
| Fr: [[HGG]] [[MMG]] Re: [[CGL]], [[NG]]
|
| Ballistics platform
|-

|}

== Racers ==

As seen around the various racing circuits of Evan

{|class = "wikitable sortable" border = "1"
! Vehicle !! [[Chassis]] !! [[Engine]] !! class="unsortable" | [[CR|Combat Rating]] !! class="unsortable" | Rollcage !! class="unsortable" | Occupants !! class="unsortable" | Comments !!
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=79 Racing Alpha]
|[[Alpha]]
| 1.2L
| 32
|
| 2
| Little car with a big engine.
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=16 Racing Buggy]
|[[Offroad Buggy]]
| 1L
| 43
|
| 1
| A cheap offroader, can be great fun to race
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=7421 Racing Chevalier]
|[[Chevalier]]
| 3.2L
| 32
|
| 2
| A midrange road car kitted out with a racing engine
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=7420 Racing Moose]
|[[Moose]]
| 3.2L V8
| 32
|
| 2
| A midrange road car kitted out with a racing engine
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=26 Racing Symphony]
|[[Symphony]]
| 3.2L
| 50
|
| 2
| A souped-up road car, somewhat heavy in cornering, well armoured
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=30 Sporty Van]
|[[Carrier Van]]
| 4L
| 42
|
| 2
| Not really intended as a racing vehicle, can be good for a laugh
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=33 Standard Alpha]
|[[Alpha]]
| 1L
| 39
|
| 2
| Entry-level road-car, handles surprisingly well
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=740 Sunbeam]
|[[Sunrise]]
| 3.2L
| 32
|
| 2
| A good 3.2 Litre racer
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=12 TurboLandrunner]
|[[Landrunner]]
| 4L
| 99
|
| 2
| A solid racing vehicle with plenty of armour
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=17 Vampire]
|[[Vampire]]
| 5L V8
| 48
|
| 2
| A sporty racing vehicle
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=13 Vintage Eaton]
|[[Royal Eaton]]
| 7L
| 29
|
| 2
| Very fast and with great road-handling
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=7422 Voyager1]
|[[Voyager]]
| 4L
| 30
|
| 2
| A decent racing vehicle with a 4L engine and A grade armour
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=7422 Pickup]
|[[Pickup]]
| 2L
| 34
|
| 2
| A standard 2 litre workhorse
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=52 DeVille]
|[[DeVille]]
| 8L
| 23
|
| 2
| A super-fast premium race-car
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=85 Marley]
|[[Marley]]
| 1.6L
| 32
|
| 2
| A nippy little racing machine
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=620 Marley 1L]
|[[Marley]]
| 1L
| 32
|
| 2
| A surprisingly lively little machine
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=736 Colt]
|[[Bullet]]
| 4L
| 30
|
| 2
| A solid 4L racer
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=737 Colt 5]
|[[Bullet]]
| 5L
| 30
|
| 2
| A solid 5L racer
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=6925 Racing Dustup]
|[[Dustup]]
| 1.8L
| 36
|
| 2
| A nippy little off-road racer
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=7422 Mercenary V8]
|[[ Mercenary]]
| 3.2L V8
| 35
|
| 2
| A souped up road car, heavy but powerful
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=7116 Sonicracer]
|[[Sonic]]
| 1.6L
| 30
|
| 2
| A speedy 1.6L subcompact racer
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=7423 Racing Tractor]
|[[Semi Tractor]]
| 8L
| 31
|
| 2
| Do you really want to go out on the racetrack in an 8L tractor?
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=8235 Flashracer]
|[[Flash]]
| 3.2L
| 26
|
| 2
| A minisize muscle racer
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=10255 Nitro Buccaneer]
|[[Buccaneer]]
| 5L
| 43
|
| 2
| Tank up this sea dog with post-apocalyptic rum and see how she burns
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=12754 Speed Runner]
|[[Roadrunner]]
| 5L
| 42
|
| 2
| meep meep!
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=70750 Moray]
|[[Moray]]
| 5L V8
| 35
|
| 2
| A premium racing vehicle with v8 engine and grade A armour
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=70755 Turin]
|[[Turin]]
| 8L
| 41
|
| 2
| A highly rated race car with massive acceleration
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=70764 Osprey]
|[[Osprey]]
| 7L
| 39
|
| 2
| A fast racer with exposed 7L engine
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=737134 Running Brave]
|[[Apache]]
| 3.2L V8
| 76
|
| 2
| SUV racing at its best
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=737135 Racing Cadrona]
|[[Cadrona]]
| 1.6L
| 37
|
| 2
| Little Car, Big Engine
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=739756 Dragster]
|[[Hotrod]]
| 3L rotary
| 39
|
| 2
| Great straight line speed
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=739758 Typhoon]
|[[Stormer]]
| 3.2L V8
| 42
|
| 2
| A whirlwind of a racer
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=739760 Racing Racoon]
|[[Racoon]]
| 1L
| 32
|
| 2
| Racing on a budget
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=739773 Old Speeder]
|[[fiftyseven]]
| 4L
| 77
|
| 2
| A timeless classic
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=740327 Seminal Wind]
|[[Cougar]]
| 7L V12
| 64
|
| 2
| Faster than you’ll ever need to go
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=746851 Project P12]
|[[McKenzie]]
| 4L
| 26
|
| 2
| A premium racer
|-
|}

== Death Racers ==

All the powerful deathracers that can be seen regularly on Evan’s circuits

{|class = "wikitable sortable" border = "1"
! Vehicle !! [[Chassis]] !! [[Engine]] !! [[CR|Combat Rating]] !! class="unsortable" | [[Weapons]] !! class="unsortable" | Occupants !! class="unsortable" | Comments
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=82 Asp]
|[[Vampire]]
| 5L V8
| 50
|Fr: [[MG]]
|
| A great deathracing car, this one is very fast with a front-mounted machine gun
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=750419 Ice Tea]
|[[Pickup]]
| 2L rotary
| 137
|Fr: [[CR]] [[RL]]
|
| Careful you don`t get iced...
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=83 Asp II]
|[[Vampire]]
| 4L
| 43
|Fr: [[MG]], Re: [[OJ]]
|
| A hybrid fighting/racing car, with a good turn of speed, armed with machine gun and oil jet
|-
|[http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=8238 Boxer]
|[[Box Van]]
| 4L
| 146
|Fr: [[MG]]x2, Re: [[CC]], [[FOJ]]
|
| Win the race by pounding the opposition with machine guns and cannons
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=746 Cruncher]
|[[Pickup]]
| 2.0L
| 52
|Fr: [[MG]]
|
| A basic 2 litre pickup with front mounted MG
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=10252 Death Cadrona]
|[[Cadrona]]
| 1.6L
| 63
|Fr: [[MMG]]
|
| A popular deathracer with decent bite
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=8237 Deathflash]
|[[Flash]]
| 2.0L
| 60
|Fr: [[MG]], Re: [[MD]]
|
| A popular undersized deathracer with MG and mines
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=745 Deathmarley]
|[[Marley]]
| 1.6L
| 42
|Fr: [[MG]]
|
| A speedy deathracing machine for lower-engine size events
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=1163 Deathmarley II]
|[[Marley]]
| 1.6L
| 50
|Fr: [[MG]]
|
| A 1.6L Deathracer with attitude
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=1164 Deathmarley III]
|[[Marley]]
| 1.0L
| 57
|Fr: [[MG]], Re: [[MG]]
|
| A 1L Deathracer with 2 machine guns
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=81 Hotshot]
|[[Symphony]]
| 2.0L
| 83
| Fr: [[RL]], Le: [[FT]], Ri: [[FT]]
|
| Burn up the opposition with left and right mounted flamethrowers and front mounted rocket launcher!
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=32207 Macho Van]
|[[Carrier Van]]
| 3.2L
| 107
|Fr: [[HMG]] / [[Spikes]], Le: [[FT]], Ri: [[FT]], Re: [[HMG]] / [[MD]]
|
| A mean deathracing vehicle, more death than race!
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id= Mini Stomper]
|[[Dustup]]
| 1.6L
| 58
|Fr: [[MG]]
|
| A lively off-road deathracer
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=80 Pitbull]
|[[Symphony]]
| 2.0L
| 79
| Fr: [[HMG]], [[Spikes]]
|
| This one is heavy and mean, with front mounted heavy machine gun and spikes
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=37 Porcupine]
|[[Symphony]]
| 3.2L
| 67
| Fr: [[MG]], Re: [[SD]], [[MD]]
|
| Front mounted machine-gun, rear mounted spike and mine droppers: watch out for its bristles!
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=86 Rising Sun]
|[[Sunrise]]
| 4L
| 124
| Fr: [[Laser]], Re: [[Smokescreen|SS]], Le: [[MiniR]], Ri: [[MiniR]]
|
| A premium deathracing vehicle with lasers, smokescreen and rockets
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=19386 Rocketsonic]
|[[Sonic]]
| 1L
| 73
| Fr: [[LR]], [[MiniR]], Re: [[RB]]
| 1
| A speedy deathracer
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=91211 Solar Flare]
|[[Sunrise]]
| 4L
| 74
| Front: [[RL]], [[MML]]
| 1
| A fast and deadly deathracer with rockets
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=735 Stinger]
|[[Offroad Buggy]]
| 0.6L
| 46
| Fr: [[MG]], Re: [[LR]]
|
| Good for toe-to-toe deathracing
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=10251 Sunburn]
|[[Sunrise]]
| 5L V8
| 93
| Fr: [[HR]], [[Spikes]], Re: [[RB]]
|
| A rocket boosted deathracer
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=54 Terrier]
|[[Alpha]]
| 1.2L
| 78
| Fr: [[HMG]]
|
| A little car with a big bite! Front mounted heavy machine gun and outsized engine
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=10254 Vulcan]
|[[Windsor]]
| 3.2L V8
| 123
| Fr: [[HCR]], Re: [[GG]]
|
| A tough deathracer with plenty of firepower
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=88 Yorkie]
|[[Alpha]]
| 1.0L
| 55
| Fr: [[MML]], Re: [[MG]]
|
| A nippy little deathracer, custom made for 1 litre events
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=12755 Flame Runner]
|[[Roadrunner]]
| 3.2L V8
| 68
|Le: [[FT]], Re: [[FT]]
|
| This one is hot to handle, fast, sporty and spouting flames
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=198265 Nosferatu]
|[[Vampire]]
| 3.2L V8
| 106
|Fr: [[ReRam]], [[MR]] Re: [[RB]]
|
| A fast and deadly deathracer
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=747 Hornet]
|[[Offroad Buggy]]
| 1L
| 44
|FR: [[MG]]
|
| Offroad deathracing on a budget
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=70751 Death Moray]
|[[Moray]]
| 3.2L V8
| 84
|Fr: [[RL]], [[MML]]
|
| A fast deathracer packing rockets
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=70760 Hunter]
|[[Pike]]
| 4L
| 96
|Fr: [[HCR]]
|
| A popular deathracer with good speed and a wicked punch
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id= Flailer]
|[[Flail]]
| 5L V8
| 85
|Fr: [[RL]], Re: [[FOJ]]
|
| A fast deathracer with rockets and flaming oil
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=71257 Deathbringer]
|[[Chomper]]
| 2.5L
| 109
|Fr: [[RL]] x2
|
| A pacey small-sized 4x4 packed with rockets
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=71259 Flaming Moose]
|[[Moose]]
| 2.5L
| 55
|Fr: [[FT]], Re: [[PS]], Le: [[FT]]
|
| A fiery deathracer with flamethrowers and paint spray
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=71261 Spiker]
|[[Semi Tractor]]
| 7L
| 55
|Fr: [[Spikes]], Re: [[SD]]
|
| Bring tha love with this spikey tractor!
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=91213 Snubnose]
|[[Pike]]
| 5L
| 92
|Fr: [[ReRam]], [[HGG]]
|
| A powerful and destructive deathracer
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=198260 Sunset]
|[[Sunrise]]
| 4L
| 67
|Fr: [[MMG]], Re: [[SD]]
|
| A powerful deathracing muscle car
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=198263 Fiery Phoenix]
|[[Phoenix]]
| 3.2L V8
| 60
|Fr: [[FT]], Re: [[FOJ]]
|
| A popular deathracer with fiery weapons
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=198269 Sapphire]
|[[Bullet]]
| 4L
| 104
|Fr: [[ATG]]
|
| A deadly deathracer packing ferocious frontal weaponry
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=364183 Haymaker]
|[[Wurzel]]
| 4L
| 151
|FR: [[MMG]], Re: [[FOJ]] [[MG]]
|
| For all your agricultural racing needs
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=477480 Bump n Bruise]
|[[Symphony]]
| 2L
| 42
|Fr: [[Spikes]], Re: [[SD]]
|
| A deathracer without guns
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=717625 Dodge `Em]
|[[Phoenix]]
| 4L
| 52
|Fr: [[MoRam]] x2
|
| Used for brutal demolition-derby events
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=736172 Rod Wraith]
|[[Hotrod]]
| 2L rotary
| 102
| Fr: [[GG]], [[MML]]
|
| Hard to beat and likes to eat
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=744848 Bond]
|[[DeVille]]
| 3L rotary
| 91
| Fr: [[RL]], [[MML]]
|
| Exotic styling - packs a punch
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=744845 Marty]
|[[McFly]]
| 3.2L V8
| 120
| Fr: [[MMG]] [[MML]], Le: [[MRP]], Ri: [[MRP]]
|
| Guns, speed and style
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=739771 faqir]
|[[Voyager]]
| 3.2L
| 60
| Fr: [[FT]], Re: [[MG]]
|
| A popular deathracer
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=737130 Flashfire]
|[[Flash]]
| 3.2L
| 52
| Re: [[FOJ]]
|
| A fast racer with flaming oil
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=736251 Copper]
|[[Buccaneer]]
| 3L rotary
| 119
| Fr: [[GG]] [[MML]], Re: [[LR]] x2, Le: [[MRP]], Ri: [[MRP]]
|
| Dangerous at any angle
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=757849 Marksman III]
|[[Pickup]]
| 2L
| 147
|Fr: [[MML]] Le: [[RL]] Ri: [[RL]]
|
| A tricky death racer
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=845101 Speedy]
|[[McKenzie]]
| 3L Rotary
| 72
|Fr: [[MML]] [[MR]] Le: [[LRR]] Ri: [[LRR]] Re: [[MR]]
|
| Agile and covered with rockets
|-

|}

== Arena Combat ==

Combat vehicles that can only be seen in the Arenas of Evan.

{|class = "wikitable sortable" border = "1"
! Vehicle !! [[Chassis]] !! [[Engine]] !! [[CR|Combat Rating]] !! class="unsortable" | [[Weapons]] !! class="unsortable" | Occupants !! class="unsortable" | Comments

|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=739 Blaster]
|[[Symphony]]
| 2L
| 53
|Fr: [[MG]], Re: [[MG]]
|
| A combat car built for maximum punch and minimum combat rating
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=738 Constrictor]
|[[Vampire]]
| 4L
| 85
|Fr: [[CR]] [[Spikes]], Le: [[LR]], Ri: [[LR]]
|
| Guns, rockets, and a good turn of speed made this a deadly combat vehicle
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=58123 Da Vinci II]
|[[Mercenary]]
| 2.5L
| 93
|Fr: [[MG]] [[PG]], Le: [[PS]], Ri: [[PS]]
|
| A tactical arena combat vehicle
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=734 Death Symphony]
|[[Symphony]]
| 2L
| 103
|Fr: [[CR]], Le: [[MG]], Re: [[HMG]]
|
| More guns than yo mutha
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=48 Desert Stalker]
|[[Chomper]]
| 3.2L
| 118
|Fr: [[HMG]], Re: [[MG]]
|
| Your typical no-nonsense fighting vehicle: very sturdy, good offroad, and with machine guns mounted
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=733 Desert Tank]
|[[Landrunner]]
| 3.2L
| 183
|Fr: [[ATG]], Le: [[MG]], RE: [[HMG]]
|
| Custom built fighting vehicle
|-
| [http://dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=19388 Hearseman]
|[[ Hearse]]
| 2.5L
| 148
|Fr: [[MoRam]] [[CGL]], Li: [[FT]], Ri: [[MR]], Re: [[RB]] x2
|
| A crazy arena combat fighter, popular with the crowds
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=739757 Silly King]
|[[Wurzel]]
| 3L rotary
| 262
|Fr: [[ATG]] [[MMG]], Re: [[LRR]]
|
| Arena Tractor
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=737131 Guy Fawkes]
|[[Offroad Buggy]]
| 1.2L
| 55
|Fr: [[HRR]]
|
| Little car with a big bang
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=735550 Mistress]
|[[Big Pickup]]
| 3.2L V8
| 244
|Fr: [[HMG]] [[CC]] Ri: [[HRR]], Le: [[HFT]]
|
| Arena Fighting Machine
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=198261 Redskin]
|[[Apache]]
| 4L
| 138
|Fr: [[HMG]] [[RL]] Ri: [[MRR]], Le: [[MRR]], Re: [[MG]]
|
| A popular arena combat configuration
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=739753 caballarius]
|[[Chevalier]]
| 2L rotary
| 78
|Fr: [[MG]] x2
|
| Arena combat on a budget
|-
| [http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=739754 Adventurer]
|[[Voyager]]
| 3L rotary
| 99
|Fr: [[MMG]] x2
|
| A low tech arena fighter
|-

|}

[[Category: NPC Vehicles]]

Missions

2018-07-19T09:31:37Z

Parapsycho: /* Courier */

While much of Darkwind's gameplay is focused on wilderness combat (scouting), and in-town events (races, deathraces, and arena combats), it is possible to improve your gang's skills, fame, reputation, and bottom line by running missions.

Missions are available in the taverns of each town (Dexter's in Somerset), and can be browsed by selecting the **Check the Noticeboard** link in the tavern navigation menu.

Non-subscribers can only travel between Somerset, Elmsfield and Gateway; so they can not complete missions south of Gateway. Accepting missions south of Gateway before you subscribe will only hurt your reputation when you fail to complete them.

You may have a maximum of 15 active missions at any one time.

== Mission Success ==
Each mission will have a delivery date associated with it. This is the day and time you must have the mission cargo, or taxi passengers, or whatever, at the destination.

It is important to note that your arrival time at the destination must be on or before the delivery date. If you process the last event of your travel before the scheduled arrival time, you will arrive at your destination at that scheduled arrival time.

However, if you process the last event after the scheduled arrival time, you will arrive at your destination at the time (server, of course) you processed the last event. If this time is **after** the delivery date, you will fail the mission.

== Mission Failure ==
If you fail too many ''standard'' missions, i.e. not the role-playing missions, you will be prevented from taking any new missions until your ''Failure Rate'' has gone down.

Currently you are allowed to fail
* A max of 8 missions in a month, or
* No more than 1/3 of your attempted missions if you have failed more than 3, but less than 9

== Mission Types ==
There are four basic types of missions:

* Taxi -- take passengers in your vehicles to their destination
* Courier -- take packages in your vehicles to their destination
* Escort -- Escort NPC vehicles with your vehicles to their destination
* Assassination -- kill the leader of a named NPC gang

There is also a special category of scripted "Roleplaying Missions" that come with an additional back story and span multiple stages and can have a totally different criterias for completion.

=== Taxi ===
The ''Taxi'' mission is one of the easier mission types as the clients will occupy a seat in your vehicle, and be under your control during any encounters, so you can assign them to weapons and order them to fire, or take over driving, or whatever.

=== Courier ===
Another easy mission type, although a bit more difficult than the ''Taxi'' because many times the bulk requirements are beyond a ''standard'' vehicle, and will require a dedicated cargo vehicle like a Two-Axle Lorry, Box Van, or Carrier Van.

There are three types of Courier missions:
* Mail - these are generally large (> 100 bulk) missions and will require a dedicated cargo vehicle
* Private Documents - these are usually smaller (< 100 bulk) missions
* Drugs - these are also smaller (< 100 bulk) missions

Courier missions can now be found by selecting the '''Advertise for Courier Mission''' option in a town's tavern. After setting a few options for desired bulk and destinations, you are presented with available missions meeting the criteria. Optionally, the day laborers hanging around the tavern will load the mission package in the vehicle of your choice.

Some courier packages will generate increased attention from pirates, due to their high value for example, so be prepared for additional encounters while carrying out the mission.

If your gang is in need of some fast cash, you can sell courier packages on the market instead of delivering them. Be aware that doing so fails the mission, and can cause a large reputation hit. If your reputation gets low enough, you have to wait to advertise for courier missions again.

{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
!colspan = "2"| Courier Packages
|-
! Type !! Pounds Per Bulk
|-
|Mail
|align = "right"| 2
|-
|Narcotics
|align = "right"| 4
|-
|Medicines
|align = "right"| 4
|-
|Spices
|align = "right"| 4
|-
|Sugar
|align = "right"| ?
|-
|Documents
|align = "right"| 2
|-
|Salted Meat
|align = "right"| ?
|}

=== Escort ===
Far and away the most difficult mission type, these should be accepted very cautiously. These missions involve traveling to the destination while you control your vehicles, and '''the NPCs control their vehicles'''. In other words, you will have no control over the NPC vehicles' speed, direction, tactics, etc. should you have an encounter while traveling. This makes getting all the NPC vehicles to the destination a very tricky affair.

Usually, the mission payoff is based on the number of vehicles that arrive safely, so you may get paid even if you lose an NPC vehicle (or two), but the reduced payoff could mean you take a loss for the mission.

In order to launch an escort mission you must use the older, less easy way of launching a travel. It is fully explained on the [[Travel#Old, Less Easy Method|Travel]] page.

=== Assassination ===
On the surface, a very simple case of finding the gang in question, and killing the leader. Sometimes, not so simple, however, as the leader will not be in every event the target gang participates in, so locating the leader could be tricky. Failing an assassination mission '''decreases''' your gang's fame but not its reputation, and you will have a bounty put on ''your'' head as well.
Successful completion of the mission '''reduces''' your gang's reputation and, ''may'' '''increase''' its fame depending on how chatty your client is.

'''NOTE:''' You must be the '''squad owner''' in the combat where the target is killed for the mission's completion to trigger.

== Roleplaying Missions ==
Only one person will be allowed to start a certain roleplaying mission per every few days.

There are 3 original roleplaying missions:

[[Racing For The Mob]] - Available from Dexters Tavern in Somerset.

[[Angel of Mercy]] - Available from the Somerset Hospital.

[[Arizona's Antique]] - Available from Arizona's Autoparts in Elmsfield.

Player created missions have been added, so there are several more available. Here are some:

[[Heart in the Right Place]] - Available from the Somerset Hospital.

[[Fresh Cadavers]] - Available from the Somerset Hospital.

[[Baby Steps]] - Available from Jake's in Somerset.

[[Where`d My Rifles Go?!]] - Available from the Training Center in Somerset.

[[A favour for Rez.]] - Available From Devil Dan's in Sarsfield.

[[A Bad Hangover]] - Available from Dexter's Tavern in Somerset.

[[Fertilizer Follies]] - Available from Dexter's Tavern in Somerset.

[[Snake in the Shadows]] - Available from The Tombstone Tavern in Texan.

[[Magical Mystery Tour]] - Available from The Tombstone Tavern in Texan.

[[Infiltration]] - Available from Mezcal's Tavern in Gateway.

[[Wedding Daze]] - Available from Dexter's Tavern in Somerset

[[Gateway Meltdown]] Available from The Weapons Bunker in Gateway.

[[Unearthing Arcana]] - Available from ??

[[Double Crossed]] - Available from ??

[[Victory Lap]] - Available from ??

[[The Struggle]] - Available from Jake's in Somerset

[[Medivac]] - Available from the Elmsfield Hospital

Many of these, as part of the reward for completion offer a skill increase to characters. This is not entirely within the players control of who gets the increase. The increase in the reward stat goes to the character that already has the highest level in your gang, in the town the quest is completed in. For example, a mission that ends in Somerset and has a scouting skill reward will give your highest level scout *in Somerset* the extra training. It might not be the ganger you actually used to run the mission. This reward can push the skill cap (only for that skill) beyond the characters original cap. In this example, my scout in Somerset got a 10 point bonus to raise his scout skill to 109, even though he had capped at 98/99. Once he hit 98 with gunnery though, he was capped there, and will get to 99 and stop.

[[Category: Missions]]

Missions

2018-07-19T09:25:02Z

Parapsycho: Updated info about non-sub travel in northern towns,

While much of Darkwind's gameplay is focused on wilderness combat (scouting), and in-town events (races, deathraces, and arena combats), it is possible to improve your gang's skills, fame, reputation, and bottom line by running missions.

Missions are available in the taverns of each town (Dexter's in Somerset), and can be browsed by selecting the **Check the Noticeboard** link in the tavern navigation menu.

Non-subscribers can only travel between Somerset, Elmsfield and Gateway; so they can not complete missions south of Gateway. Accepting missions south of Gateway before you subscribe will only hurt your reputation when you fail to complete them.

You may have a maximum of 15 active missions at any one time.

== Mission Success ==
Each mission will have a delivery date associated with it. This is the day and time you must have the mission cargo, or taxi passengers, or whatever, at the destination.

It is important to note that your arrival time at the destination must be on or before the delivery date. If you process the last event of your travel before the scheduled arrival time, you will arrive at your destination at that scheduled arrival time.

However, if you process the last event after the scheduled arrival time, you will arrive at your destination at the time (server, of course) you processed the last event. If this time is **after** the delivery date, you will fail the mission.

== Mission Failure ==
If you fail too many ''standard'' missions, i.e. not the role-playing missions, you will be prevented from taking any new missions until your ''Failure Rate'' has gone down.

Currently you are allowed to fail
* A max of 8 missions in a month, or
* No more than 1/3 of your attempted missions if you have failed more than 3, but less than 9

== Mission Types ==
There are four basic types of missions:

* Taxi -- take passengers in your vehicles to their destination
* Courier -- take packages in your vehicles to their destination
* Escort -- Escort NPC vehicles with your vehicles to their destination
* Assassination -- kill the leader of a named NPC gang

There is also a special category of scripted "Roleplaying Missions" that come with an additional back story and span multiple stages and can have a totally different criterias for completion.

=== Taxi ===
The ''Taxi'' mission is one of the easier mission types as the clients will occupy a seat in your vehicle, and be under your control during any encounters, so you can assign them to weapons and order them to fire, or take over driving, or whatever.

=== Courier ===
Another easy mission type, although a bit more difficult than the ''Taxi'' because many times the bulk requirements are beyond a ''standard'' vehicle, and will require a dedicated cargo vehicle like a Two-Axle Lorry, Box Van, or Carrier Van.

There are three types of Courier missions:
* Mail - these are generally large (> 100 bulk) missions and will require a dedicated cargo vehicle
* Private Documents - these are usually smaller (< 100 bulk) missions
* Drugs - these are also smaller (< 100 bulk) missions

Courier missions can now be found by selecting the '''Advertise for Courier Mission''' option in a town's tavern. After setting a few options for desired bulk and destinations, you are presented with available missions meeting the criteria. Optionally, the day laborers hanging around the tavern will load the mission package in the vehicle of your choice.

Some courier packages will generate increased attention from pirates, due to their high value for example, so be prepared for additional encounters while carrying out the mission.

{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
!colspan = "2"| Courier Packages
|-
! Type !! Pounds Per Bulk
|-
|Mail
|align = "right"| 2
|-
|Narcotics
|align = "right"| 4
|-
|Medicines
|align = "right"| 4
|-
|Spices
|align = "right"| 4
|-
|Sugar
|align = "right"| ?
|-
|Documents
|align = "right"| 2
|-
|Salted Meat
|align = "right"| ?
|}

=== Escort ===
Far and away the most difficult mission type, these should be accepted very cautiously. These missions involve traveling to the destination while you control your vehicles, and '''the NPCs control their vehicles'''. In other words, you will have no control over the NPC vehicles' speed, direction, tactics, etc. should you have an encounter while traveling. This makes getting all the NPC vehicles to the destination a very tricky affair.

Usually, the mission payoff is based on the number of vehicles that arrive safely, so you may get paid even if you lose an NPC vehicle (or two), but the reduced payoff could mean you take a loss for the mission.

In order to launch an escort mission you must use the older, less easy way of launching a travel. It is fully explained on the [[Travel#Old, Less Easy Method|Travel]] page.

=== Assassination ===
On the surface, a very simple case of finding the gang in question, and killing the leader. Sometimes, not so simple, however, as the leader will not be in every event the target gang participates in, so locating the leader could be tricky. Failing an assassination mission '''decreases''' your gang's fame but not its reputation, and you will have a bounty put on ''your'' head as well.
Successful completion of the mission '''reduces''' your gang's reputation and, ''may'' '''increase''' its fame depending on how chatty your client is.

'''NOTE:''' You must be the '''squad owner''' in the combat where the target is killed for the mission's completion to trigger.

== Roleplaying Missions ==
Only one person will be allowed to start a certain roleplaying mission per every few days.

There are 3 original roleplaying missions:

[[Racing For The Mob]] - Available from Dexters Tavern in Somerset.

[[Angel of Mercy]] - Available from the Somerset Hospital.

[[Arizona's Antique]] - Available from Arizona's Autoparts in Elmsfield.

Player created missions have been added, so there are several more available. Here are some:

[[Heart in the Right Place]] - Available from the Somerset Hospital.

[[Fresh Cadavers]] - Available from the Somerset Hospital.

[[Baby Steps]] - Available from Jake's in Somerset.

[[Where`d My Rifles Go?!]] - Available from the Training Center in Somerset.

[[A favour for Rez.]] - Available From Devil Dan's in Sarsfield.

[[A Bad Hangover]] - Available from Dexter's Tavern in Somerset.

[[Fertilizer Follies]] - Available from Dexter's Tavern in Somerset.

[[Snake in the Shadows]] - Available from The Tombstone Tavern in Texan.

[[Magical Mystery Tour]] - Available from The Tombstone Tavern in Texan.

[[Infiltration]] - Available from Mezcal's Tavern in Gateway.

[[Wedding Daze]] - Available from Dexter's Tavern in Somerset

[[Gateway Meltdown]] Available from The Weapons Bunker in Gateway.

[[Unearthing Arcana]] - Available from ??

[[Double Crossed]] - Available from ??

[[Victory Lap]] - Available from ??

[[The Struggle]] - Available from Jake's in Somerset

[[Medivac]] - Available from the Elmsfield Hospital

Many of these, as part of the reward for completion offer a skill increase to characters. This is not entirely within the players control of who gets the increase. The increase in the reward stat goes to the character that already has the highest level in your gang, in the town the quest is completed in. For example, a mission that ends in Somerset and has a scouting skill reward will give your highest level scout *in Somerset* the extra training. It might not be the ganger you actually used to run the mission. This reward can push the skill cap (only for that skill) beyond the characters original cap. In this example, my scout in Somerset got a 10 point bonus to raise his scout skill to 109, even though he had capped at 98/99. Once he hit 98 with gunnery though, he was capped there, and will get to 99 and stop.

[[Category: Missions]]

The Struggle

2017-06-08T15:59:07Z

Parapsycho:

You are approached by some members of the Reds faction while drinking in Dexter's (although the actual event spawns at Jakes for some reason).

You are asked to deliver a package from Elmsfield to Somerset, along with threats to not double cross the mission givers.

{|class = "wikitable collapsible collapsed" border = "1"
!Requirements
|-
|??
|}

{|class = "wikitable collapsible collapsed" border = "1"
!Tasks
|-
|Transport (1) 20 bulk package from Elmsfield to Somerset '''or''' you can decide to steal the cargo.
|-
|?
|-
|?
|?

|}

{|class = "wikitable collapsible collapsed" border = "1"
!Rewards
|-
|Stage 1 -- ?
|-
|Stage 2 -- ?
|-
|Stage 3 -- ?
|-
|Stage 4 -- ?
|-
|Stage 5 -- ?
|}

The Struggle

2017-06-08T05:34:14Z

Parapsycho: Created page with "You are approached by some members of the Reds faction while drinking in Dexter's (although the actual event spawns at Jakes for some reason). You are asked to deliver a pack..."

You are approached by some members of the Reds faction while drinking in Dexter's (although the actual event spawns at Jakes for some reason).

You are asked to deliver a package from Elmsfield to Somerset, along with threats to not double cross the mission givers.

{|class = "wikitable collapsible collapsed" border = "1"
!Requirements
|-
|??
|}

{|class = "wikitable collapsible collapsed" border = "1"
!Tasks
|-
|Transport (1) 200 bulk package from Elmsfield to Somerset '''or''' you can decide to steal the cargo.
|-
|?
|-
|?
|?

|}

{|class = "wikitable collapsible collapsed" border = "1"
!Rewards
|-
|Stage 1 -- ?
|-
|Stage 2 -- ?
|-
|Stage 3 -- ?
|-
|Stage 4 -- ?
|-
|Stage 5 -- ?
|}

Missions

2017-06-08T05:27:11Z

Parapsycho: /* Roleplaying Missions */

While much of Darkwind's gameplay is focused on wilderness combat (scouting), and in-town events (races, deathraces, and arena combats), it is possible to improve your gang's skills, fame, reputation, and bottom line by running missions.

Missions are available in the taverns of each town (Dexter's in Somerset), and can be browsed by selecting the **Check the Noticeboard** link in the tavern navigation menu.

Non-subscribers cannot travel to other places, so they can not complete any missions. Accepting missions before you subscribe will only hurt your reputation when you fail to complete them.

You may have a maximum of 15 active missions at any one time.

== Mission Success ==
Each mission will have a delivery date associated with it. This is the day and time you must have the mission cargo, or taxi passengers, or whatever, at the destination.

It is important to note that your arrival time at the destination must be on or before the delivery date. If you process the last event of your travel before the scheduled arrival time, you will arrive at your destination at that scheduled arrival time.

However, if you process the last event after the scheduled arrival time, you will arrive at your destination at the time (server, of course) you processed the last event. If this time is **after** the delivery date, you will fail the mission.

== Mission Failure ==
If you fail too many ''standard'' missions, i.e. not the role-playing missions, you will be prevented from taking any new missions until your ''Failure Rate'' has gone down.

Currently you are allowed to fail
* A max of 8 missions in a month, or
* No more than 1/3 of your attempted missions if you have failed more than 3, but less than 9

== Mission Types ==
There are four basic types of missions:

* Taxi -- take passengers in your vehicles to their destination
* Courier -- take packages in your vehicles to their destination
* Escort -- Escort NPC vehicles with your vehicles to their destination
* Assassination -- kill the leader of a named NPC gang

There is also a special category of scripted "Roleplaying Missions" that come with an additional back story and span multiple stages and can have a totally different criterias for completion.

=== Taxi ===
The ''Taxi'' mission is one of the easier mission types as the clients will occupy a seat in your vehicle, and be under your control during any encounters, so you can assign them to weapons and order them to fire, or take over driving, or whatever.

=== Courier ===
Another easy mission type, although a bit more difficult than the ''Taxi'' because many times the bulk requirements are beyond a ''standard'' vehicle, and will require a dedicated cargo vehicle like a Two-Axle Lorry, Box Van, or Carrier Van.

There are three types of Courier missions:
* Mail - these are generally large (> 100 bulk) missions and will require a dedicated cargo vehicle
* Private Documents - these are usually smaller (< 100 bulk) missions
* Drugs - these are also smaller (< 100 bulk) missions

Courier missions can now be found by selecting the '''Advertise for Courier Mission''' option in a town's tavern. After setting a few options for desired bulk and destinations, you are presented with available missions meeting the criteria. Optionally, the day laborers hanging around the tavern will load the mission package in the vehicle of your choice.

Some courier packages will generate increased attention from pirates, due to their high value for example, so be prepared for additional encounters while carrying out the mission.

{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
!colspan = "2"| Courier Packages
|-
! Type !! Pounds Per Bulk
|-
|Mail
|align = "right"| 2
|-
|Narcotics
|align = "right"| 4
|-
|Medicines
|align = "right"| 4
|-
|Spices
|align = "right"| 4
|-
|Sugar
|align = "right"| ?
|-
|Documents
|align = "right"| 2
|-
|Salted Meat
|align = "right"| ?
|}

=== Escort ===
Far and away the most difficult mission type, these should be accepted very cautiously. These missions involve traveling to the destination while you control your vehicles, and '''the NPCs control their vehicles'''. In other words, you will have no control over the NPC vehicles' speed, direction, tactics, etc. should you have an encounter while traveling. This makes getting all the NPC vehicles to the destination a very tricky affair.

Usually, the mission payoff is based on the number of vehicles that arrive safely, so you may get paid even if you lose an NPC vehicle (or two), but the reduced payoff could mean you take a loss for the mission.

In order to launch an escort mission you must use the older, less easy way of launching a travel. It is fully explained on the [[Travel#Old, Less Easy Method|Travel]] page.

=== Assassination ===
On the surface, a very simple case of finding the gang in question, and killing the leader. Sometimes, not so simple, however, as the leader will not be in every event the target gang participates in, so locating the leader could be tricky. Failing an assassination mission '''decreases''' your gang's fame but not its reputation, and you will have a bounty put on ''your'' head as well.
Successful completion of the mission '''reduces''' your gang's reputation and, ''may'' '''increase''' its fame depending on how chatty your client is.

'''NOTE:''' You must be the '''squad owner''' in the combat where the target is killed for the mission's completion to trigger.

== Roleplaying Missions ==
Only one person will be allowed to start a certain roleplaying mission per every few days.

There are 3 original roleplaying missions:

[[Racing For The Mob]] - Available from Dexters Tavern in Somerset.

[[Angel of Mercy]] - Available from the Somerset Hospital.

[[Arizona's Antique]] - Available from Arizona's Autoparts in Elmsfield.

Player created missions have been added, so there are several more available. Here are some:

[[Heart in the Right Place]] - Available from the Somerset Hospital.

[[Fresh Cadavers]] - Available from the Somerset Hospital.

[[Baby Steps]] - Available from Jake's in Somerset.

[[Where`d My Rifles Go?!]] - Available from the Training Center in Somerset.

[[A favour for Rez.]] - Available From Devil Dan's in Sarsfield.

[[A Bad Hangover]] - Available from Dexter's Tavern in Somerset.

[[Fertilizer Follies]] - Available from Dexter's Tavern in Somerset.

[[Snake in the Shadows]] - Available from The Tombstone Tavern in Texan.

[[Magical Mystery Tour]] - Available from The Tombstone Tavern in Texan.

[[Infiltration]] - Available from Mezcal's Tavern in Gateway.

[[Wedding Daze]] - Available from Dexter's Tavern in Somerset

[[Gateway Meltdown]] Available from The Weapons Bunker in Gateway.

[[Unearthing Arcana]] - Available from ??

[[Double Crossed]] - Available from ??

[[Victory Lap]] - Available from ??

[[The Struggle]] - Available from Jake's in Somerset

Many of these, as part of the reward for completion offer a skill increase to characters. This is not entirely within the players control of who gets the increase. The increase in the reward stat goes to the character that already has the highest level in your gang, in the town the quest is completed in. For example, a mission that ends in Somerset and has a scouting skill reward will give your highest level scout *in Somerset* the extra training. It might not be the ganger you actually used to run the mission. This reward can push the skill cap (only for that skill) beyond the characters original cap. In this example, my scout in Somerset got a 10 point bonus to raise his scout skill to 109, even though he had capped at 98/99. Once he hit 98 with gunnery though, he was capped there, and will get to 99 and stop.

[[Category: Missions]]

Travel

2016-01-05T15:02:00Z

Parapsycho: Edited to include information about the ability to set your travel speed.

TODO: Info on encounters, travel times, etc.

Unlike some online games, the world of Darkwind is not a single, contiguous area. In other words, it is not possible to physically drive your vehicles from one town to another. Rather, by following the instructions below, you set your vehicles on a route, play any encounters that may occur, and after the requisite travel time your characters and vehicles arrive at their destination minus whatever fuel was expended. Obviously, if there were combat encounters along the way vehicle damage and ammo levels will also be indicated.

While this may be disappointing to some, it is probably the most practical way to cover large distances given the turn-based nature of Darkwind, as driving 300 miles 1 second at a time would be an extremely time consuming (and boring) process, in my opinion. :-)

== How to Travel ==
You will first need to create a squad:

On the [http://www.dark-wind.com Darkwind website], select '''Gameplay -> My Gang -> Squads'''

Under the box marked "Create New Squads" you will be shown a list of towns in which you have gang members. Initially this will only show Somerset. Click "In Somerset" to create a squad there. You will be prompted to enter a name for the squad as well as a password. The password can later be given to other players who can then also join your squad. Once your squad has been created, you will need to add vehicles to it. The last box says "Member Vehicles." In that box is the option to add vehicles to the squad. You will need to select from the list of available vehicles and click the "Add" button. Make sure all of your vehicles have drivers and passengers assigned. Clicking on the name of the vehicle will bring up the vehicle information to the right. Scrolling down near the bottom of the vehicle info, you can assign drivers and passengers. The first passenger added is the driver by default.

'''NOTE:''' It is highly advisable, that you check the ''Auto Truce all Traders'' checkbox when traveling. This will eliminate the need for you to log in to the game client solely to truce an encounter with traders.

There are two methods to set your travel destination, and start traveling.

=== New, Super-easy Method ===
On your squad's information page, click the ''Travel'' button. A popup menu will appear listing all the destinations reachable from the squad's current town. Select one of the destinations, and click the ''Do it!'' button.

Destinations that are beyond your squad's fuel range will appear in '''bold''' in the list. Selecting one of these destinations will display a message about your squad not having enough fuel to reach the destination.

=== Old, Less Easy Method ===
In order for the squad to travel to another town, you will need to go to '''Gameplay -> Map'''.

Your squads will be represented as gray flags on the map. You can select a squad by either clicking on the flag or clicking the name of the squad under the heading "Your Squads" on the right. The selected squad flag will then be displayed in blue. Selecting a squad will open up a small window on the map. To travel to another town, click "Select Travel Destination." Click on the town you wish to travel to. If you cannot travel, either because vehicles in the squad are being repaired or the squad does not have enough fuel to reach the destination town, you will receive a prompt stating the reason you cannot travel. If you are able to travel, you complete the trip by clicking the "Open Squad Page" and using the appropriate buttons in the squad page that appears below the Evan Map.

== Traveling ==
After clicking the ''Do it!'' button the web page will refresh, and you will be presented with either a message indicating all encounters have been processed and your squad will arrive at its destination at the specified time, or a button indicating you have to process an encounter.

You may be given the option to return to the city that you are traveling from. Note that if you take this option, any scout skill points that were awarded during the travel will be subtracted from your character, ''and'' you may still have encounters on your return.

=== Travel Encounters ===
Travel encounters are just like wilderness scouts. You log in to the game client, enter the event when it spawns, and play it as you see fit. When traveling this usually means running away to at least 350 meters, rather than fighting. You should always attempt a Truce/Bounty (using the game menu).

If you do not escape at 350 meters, you can run to the 'auto escape' distance of 500 meters. This has the advantage of '''possibly''' giving your driving character a small skill boost in Driving.

When traveling there is the possibility of at least three (3) encounters:
* Gate Exit -- an encounter as your squad leaves the gates of its starting town
* Travel Encounter -- an encounter while your squad is on the road between the towns
* Gate Arrival -- an encounter as your squad reaches the gates of its destination town

'''NOTE:''' When traveling to Firelight it is not unheard of to have three (3) ''Travel Encounters'', for a total of '''five (5)''' encounters over the duration of the trip.

After all encounters have been processed you will receive a message that your squad will arrive at its destination at the specified time.

Question: (Jant) Is the amount or type of npc cars that you get dependant at all on what value or quantity of items you are carrying?

Answer: (Sam) It can sometimes have an effect on NPC CR, yes, if you're carrying high value items. It depends too on the talkativeness of your client.. how likely are bad guys to have overheard your deal etc.

The actual vehicles the NPCs have is somewhat affected by your vehicles, but not by your cargo.

Source: http://www.dark-wind.com/forums2/index.php?a=topic&t=18166&min=0&num=15

=== Travel Time ===
The table below shows how long it takes to get from town to town. While it may take your squad 10 hours to reach its destination, you can play any encounters when it is convenient for you. After you have processed all the encounters it is just a matter of waiting for the squad to actually arrive.

If you do not process any of the encounters before the arrival time passes, you will see a message similar to "The squad's arrival is imminent, but encounters must be processed before it can reach its destination.", and you will have a ''Process Encounter'' button.

==== Fuel and Travel Distances ====

'''Seems based on old Values, will ask Sam, need to be modified.

The correct one is more near :
Range= (Tank size * 135000) / Vehicle Weight ) : To be edited, there seems to be a rounding error somewhere in the calculation

'''
-------------

Travel Distance available for a squad is based on the average mileage and total fuel for the entire squad (not the lowest vehicle in the squad). A vehicle's fuel tank can be filled at each town's mechanic shop (Jake's in Somerset, for example). Upon entering the shop, you will need to select your vehicle, scroll down to the fuel tank and select "Refuel."

Mileage for vehicles seems to be based entirely on the weight of the vehicles, with engine size and chassis types having no discernable effect. Below are sample mileages from various vehicles in MPU (Miles per Unit). Note that the addition of passengers and/or cargo adds to the total weight and will reduce mileage accordingly.

{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
!Chassis!!Weight!!MPU
|-
|Buggy
|1011
|133
|-
|Dustup
|1620
|83
|-
|Mercenary
|3421
|39
|-
|Vampire
|3449
|39
|-
|Buccaneer
|3570
|37
|-
|Phoenix
|3925
|34
|-
|Mercenary
|4184
|32
|-
|Windsor
|5530
|24
|}

A vehicle's range is based on its weight and fuel tank size.

The Buggy from above with a 5 unit fuel tank would have a range of 667 miles, while the Windsor with a 2 unit tank would have a range of 48 miles.

== Squad Travel ==
A squad's range is not the average of the individual vehicles' ranges. Rather, it is the result of the following:

Where

'''w''' = total squad weight

'''mpu''' = miles per unit of fuel

'''sf''' = squad's fuel

'''sr''' = squad range

<del>mpu = 90900/w</del>

mpu = 135000/x

Where '''x''' = (chassis weight) + (passengers) + (installed and cargo weapons) + (installed and cargo tyres) + (armour weight) + (installed and cargo engines) + (bulk goods) + (ammo) + (fuel in fueltanks)

'''NOTE:''' A grade armour gets a special exemption from being included; it's assumed to be more aerodynamic.

sf = (fueltankunits + (fuelcans/0.12))

sr = sf * mpu

OR,

sr = ( (fueltankunits + (fuelcans/0.12)) * (90900/w) )

=== Fuel as Cargo ===
Additional fuel can be carried outside of the tank in the form of cargo. Gas cans can be purchased in each town's Marketplace and must also be loaded into the vehicle there. Each gas can takes up 10 capacity and provides just over 8 additional units worth of fuel to the vehicle or squad. Three cans provide 25 units.

Alternatively, instead of carrying gas cans as cargo, a dedicated support vehicle with a very large fuel tank (40+ units) may be added to a squad to increase its overall range. A pickup is ideally suited for this role due to its relatively small size and large capacity. Additional ammo for the squad can also be stored in the support vehicle and distributed as needed to other vehicles in the looting phase after a successful battle.

== Travel Routes ==

[http://www.dark-wind.com/locationalMap.php Regional Maps]

[[File:dwtravelmap.jpg|400px]]

The available travel routes and the distances are:
{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
|
!Somerset!!Elmsfield!!Gateway!!Badlands!!Texan!!Sarsfield!!Morgan!!Firelight!!Shantyville
|-
!Somerset
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| 301
|align = "center| 381
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|-
!Elmsfield
|align = "center| 301
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| 481
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|-
!Gateway
|align = "center| 381
|align = "center| 481
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| 499
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| 546
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|-
!Badlands
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| 499
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| 1159
|align = "center| 630
|align = "center| 1019
|align = "center| 404
|-
!Texan
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| 628
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| 404
|-
!Sarsfield
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| 1159
|align = "center| 628
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|-
!Morgan
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| 546
|align = "center| 630
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|-
!Firelight
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| 1019
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|-
!Shantyville
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| 404
|align = "center| 404
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|align = "center| --
|}

== Travel Times ==
By default, squads travel in the wilderness at 30 miles an hour. The times below are the default travel times. You can set a travel speed anywhere between 15 and 45 miles per hour. The faster your squad travels, the more encounters it will have.
To calculate your travel time at your new speed, use the charts on this page.

'''
New Travel Time = Miles Between Towns / Your Travel Speed'''

or

'''
New Travel Time = 30/Your Travel Speed * Default Travel Time.'''

{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
|
!Somerset!!Elmsfield!!Gateway!!Badlands!!Texan!!Sarsfield!!Morgan!!Firelight!!Shantyville
|-
!Somerset
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| 10h
|align = "center"| 12h
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|-
!Elmsfield
|align = "center"| 10h
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| 16h
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|-
!Gateway
|align = "center"| 12h
|align = "center"| 16h
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| 17h
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| 18h<ref name = "no trade">Trade route not yet open, so this just and unconfirmed estimate based on the assumption that squads travel at 30mph</ref>
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|-
!Badlands
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| 17h
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| 27h<ref name = "no trade" />
|align = "center"| 39h
|align = "center"| 21h<ref name = "no trade" />
|align = "center"| 34h
|align = "center"| 13h, 28m
|-
!Texan
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| 27h<ref name = "no trade" />
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| 21h<ref name = "no trade" />
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| 13h, 28m
|-
!Sarsfield
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| 39h
|align = "center"| 21h<ref name = "no trade" />
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|-
!Morgan
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| 18h<ref name = "no trade" />
|align = "center"| 21h<ref name = "no trade" />
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| 20h<ref name = "no trade" />
|align = "center"| --
|-
!Firelight
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| 34h
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| 20h<ref name = "no trade" />
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|-
!Shantyville
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| 13h, 28m
|align = "center"| 13h, 28m
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|align = "center"| --
|}

== Notes ==
<references/>

[[Category: Travel]]
[[Category: Towns]]

Table of chassis

2013-09-25T15:25:50Z

Parapsycho:

== Table Legend ==
=== Weapon mounting locations ===
* FR = Front
* RE = Rear
* LE = Left
* RI = Right

=== Chassis Toughness ===
(from weakest to strongest)
* Weak
* Moderate
* Strong
* Very Strong
* Super Strong

A chassis' toughness directly affects how much damage 1 point of armor (of any class) will absorb. For instance, 1 point of armor on a '''Weak''' chassis may be destroyed after 1 hit from a Machine Gun, while 1 point of armor on a '''Super Strong''' chassis may be destroyed after 3 hits. ''These numbers are made up, and used only for illustrative purposes.'' Also when comparing two chassis with the same toughness rating, one can still be slightly tougher than the other.

=== Chassis Damage ===

A chassis' health directly affects its handling and armor strength. In essence a chassis with full armor but 50% health is equivalent to a 100% chassis with 1/2 of its total armor.
How much damage a chassis can sustain before its handling is affected is currently unknown.

== Sub-Compact ==
{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
!Image !! Chassis !! Bulk !! Engine !! Max Engine !! Weight !! Max Engine !! Max Exposed !! Max Armor !! Max Per Side !! Weapon Mounts !! Rarity !! Toughness !! Seats
|-
| [[File:Marley.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Marley]]
|align = "center"| 90
|align = "center"| 30
|align = "center"| 36
|align = "center"| 780
|align = "center"| 1.6L
|align = "center"| 1.8L
|align = "center"| 60
|align = "center"| 15
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Rare
|align = "center"| Strong
|align = "center"| 2
|-
!Often seen as
|colspan = "13"| [[Bantam]]
|-
| [[File:Alpha.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"|[[Alpha|Alpha]]
|align = "center"| 90
|align = "center"| 20
|align = "center"| 24
|align = "center"| 765
|align = "center"| 1L
|align = "center"| 1.2L
|align = "center"| 60
|align = "center"| 15
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Extremely Common
|align = "center"| Strong
|align = "center"| 4
|-
| [[File:Racoon.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"|[[Raccoon]]
|align = "center"| 90
|align = "center"| 20
|align = "center"| 24
|align = "center"| 775
|align = "center"| 1L
|align = "center"| 1.2L
|align = "center"| 60
|align = "center"| 15
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Extremely Common
|align = "center"| Strong
|align = "center"| 4
|-
| [[File:Sonic.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Sonic]]
|align = "center"| 90
|align = "center"| 25
|align = "center"| 30
|align = "center"| 770
|align = "center"| 1.2L
|align = "center"| 1.6L
|align = "center"| 80
|align = "center"| 20
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Quite Common
|align = "center"| Strong
|align = "center"| 2
|-
!Often seen as
|colspan = "13"|[[Desert Siren]]
|-
| [[File:Cadrona.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Cadrona]]
|align = "center"| 85
|align = "center"| 26
|align = "center"| 31.2
|align = "center"| 730
|align = "center"| 1.2L
|align = "center"| 1.6L
|align = "center"| 60
|align = "center"| 15
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Extremely Common
|align = "center"| Strong
|align = "center"| 2
|}

== Cargo ==
{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
!Image !! Chassis !! Bulk !! Engine !! Max Engine !! Weight !! Max Engine !! Max Exposed !! Max Armor !! Max Per Side !! Weapon Mounts !! Rarity !! Toughness !! Seats
|-
| [[File:Carrier_Van.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Carrier Van]]
|align = "center"| 420
|align = "center"| 70
|align = "center"| 84
|align = "center"| 2300
|align = "center"| 3.2L V8
|align = "center"| 4L
|align = "center"| 104
|align = "center"| 26
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LEx2, RIx2
|align = "center"| Very Common
|align = "center"| Weak
|align = "center"| 8
|-
! Often seen as
|colspan = "13"|[[Texas Strongarm]]
|-
| [[File:Two-Axle Lorry.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Two Axle Lorry]]
|align = "center"| 2500<ref name = "Trucker">Uses Trucker Skill</ref>
|align = "center"| 160
|align = "center"| 192
|align = "center"| 6000
|align = "center"| 8L
|align = "center"| 9.4L
|align = "center"| 200
|align = "center"| 50
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LEx2, RIx2
|align = "center"| Rare
|align = "center"| Weak
|align = "center"| 8
|-
| [[File:Box_Van.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Box Van]]
|align = "center"| 550<ref name = "Trucker"/>
|align = "center"| 90
|align = "center"| 108
|align = "center"| 2500
|align = "center"| 4L
|align = "center"| 5L V8
|align = "center"| 96
|align = "center"| 24
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LEx2, RIx2
|align = "center"| Quite Common
|align = "center"| Moderate
|align = "center"| 10
|-
!Often seen as
|colspan = "13"|[[Boxer]]
|-
| [[File:bus.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Bus]]
|align = "center"| 900<ref name = "Trucker"/>
|align = "center"| 135
|align = "center"| 162
|align = "center"| 4000
|align = "center"| 7L
|align = "center"| 8L
|align = "center"| 140
|align = "center"| 35
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LEx2, RIx2
|align = "center"| Rare
|align = "center"| Weak
|align = "center"| 30
|}

== Combat ==
{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
! Image !! Chassis !! Bulk !! Engine !! Max Engine !! Weight !! Max Engine !! Max Exposed !! Max Armor !! Max Per Side !! Weapon Mounts !! Rarity !! Toughness !! Seats
|-
| [[File:Apache.jpg|110px]]
|align = "center"| [[Apache]]
|align = "center"| 270
|align = "center"| 75
|align = "center"| 90
|align = "center"| 2400
|align = "center"| 4L
|align = "center"| N/A
|align = "center"| 132
|align = "center"| 33
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Quite Common
|align = "center"| Super Strong
|align = "center"| 6
|-
! Often seen as
|colspan = "13"|[[Punisher]], [[Gallowglass]]
|-
| [[File:Landrunner.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Landrunner]]
|align = "center"| 260
|align = "center"| 70
|align = "center"| 84
|align = "center"| 2250
|align = "center"| 3.2L V8
|align = "center"| 4L
|align = "center"| 136
|align = "center"| 34
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Very Common
|align = "center"| Super Strong
|align = "center"| 6
|-
! Often seen as
|colspan = "13"|[[Desert Tank]]
|-
| [[File:hearse.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Hearse]]
|align = "center"| 250
|align = "center"| 60
|align = "center"| 72
|align = "center"| 2250
|align = "center"| 3.2L
|align = "center"| 3.2L V8
|align = "center"| 120
|align = "center"| 30
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LEx2, RIx2
|align = "center"| Rare
|align = "center"| Very Strong
|align = "center"| 6
|-
! Often seen as
|colspan = "13"|[[Hellfire]]
|-
| [[File:Pickup.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Pickup]]
|align = "center"| 225
|align = "center"| 50
|align = "center"| 60
|align = "center"| 1600
|align = "center"| 2L
|align = "center"| 3.2L
|align = "center"| 84
|align = "center"| 21
|align = "center"| FRx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Extremely Common
|align = "center"| Very Strong
|align = "center"| 2
|-
! Often seen as
|colspan = "13"|[[Mutant Masher]], [[Mutant Marauder]]
|-
| [[File:Chomper.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Chomper]]
|align = "center"| 200
|align = "center"| 55
|align = "center"| 66
|align = "center"| 1700
|align = "center"| 2.5L
|align = "center"| 3.2L V8
|align = "center"| 112
|align = "center"| 28
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Very Common
|align = "center"| Very Strong
|align = "center"| 4
|-
! Often seen as
|colspan = "13"|[[Desert Stalker]], [[Blitzer]]
|-
| [[File:Ambulance.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Ambulance]]
|align = "center"| 500<ref name = "Trucker"/>
|align = "center"| 160
|align = "center"| 192
|align = "center"| 2500
|align = "center"| 8L
|align = "center"| 9.4L
|align = "center"| 160
|align = "center"| 40
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LEx2, RIx2
|align = "center"| Ultra Rare
|align = "center"| Super Strong
|align = "center"| 10
|-
| [[File:Fire Engine.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Fire Engine]]
|align = "center"| 1000<ref name = "Trucker"/>
|align = "center"| 200
|align = "center"| 240
|align = "center"| 4500
|align = "center"| 9.4L
|align = "center"| N/A
|align = "center"| 200
|align = "center"| 50
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LEx2, RIx2
|align = "center"| Ultra Rare
|align = "center"| Super Strong
|align = "center"| 10
|-
| [[File:buzzer.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Buzzer]]
|align = "center"| 330
|align = "center"| 95
|align = "center"| 114
|align = "center"| 3000
|align = "center"| 5L
|align = "center"| 5L V12
|align = "center"| 152
|align = "center"| 38
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Rare
|align = "center"| Super Strong
|align = "center"| 6
|-
! Often seen as
|colspan = "13"|[[Buzz This!]], [[Dragon's Breath]]
|-
| [[File:Big Pickup.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Big Pickup]]
|align = "center"| 320
|align = "center"| 90
|align = "center"| 108
|align = "center"| 2600
|align = "center"| 4L
|align = "center"| 5L V12
|align = "center"| 112
|align = "center"| 28
|align = "center"| FRx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Rare
|align = "center"| Very Strong
|align = "center"| 4
|-
| [[File:Wurzel.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Wurzel]]
|align = "center"| 220
|align = "center"| 90
|align = "center"| 108
|align = "center"| 2900
|align = "center"| 4L
|align = "center"| 5L V12
|align = "center"| 120
|align = "center"| 30
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Quite Common
|align = "center"| Super Strong
|align = "center"| 2
|}

== Misc ==
{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
! Image !! Chassis !! Bulk !! Engine !! Max Engine !! Weight !! Max Engine !! Max Exposed !! Max Armor !! Max Per Side !! Weapon Mounts !! Rarity !! Toughness !! Seats
|-
| [[File:Offroad_Buggy.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Offroad Buggy]]
|align = "center"| 65
|align = "center"| 20
|align = "center"| 24
|align = "center"| 550
|align = "center"| 1L
|align = "center"| 1.2L
|align = "center"| 40
|align = "center"| 10
|align = "center"| FR, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Quite Common
|align = "center"| Very Strong
|align = "center"| 1
|-
| [[File:Dustup.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Dustup]]
|align = "center"| 80
|align = "center"| 30
|align = "center"| 36
|align = "center"| 800
|align = "center"| 1.6
|align = "center"| 1.8
|align = "center"| 88
|align = "center"| 22
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Quite Common
|align = "center"| Very Strong
|align = "center"| 2
|-
| [[File:estate.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Estate]]
|align = "center"| 230
|align = "center"| 35
|align = "center"| 60
|align = "center"| 1600
|align = "center"| 1.8L
|align = "center"| 3.2L
|align = "center"| 72
|align = "center"| 18
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Very Common
|align = "center"| Weak
|align = "center"| 6
|-
| [[File:Semi_Tractor.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Semi Tractor]]
|align = "center"| 200
|align = "center"| 180
|align = "center"| 216
|align = "center"| 1750
|align = "center"| 8L
|align = "center"| 8L
|align = "center"| 100
|align = "center"| 25
|align = "center"| FRx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Rare
|align = "center"| Moderate
|align = "center"| 3
|-
| [[File:Trash_Truck.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Trash Truck]]
|align = "center"| 1500<ref name = "Trucker"/>
|align = "center"| 160
|align = "center"| 192
|align = "center"| 7500
|align = "center"| 8L
|align = "center"| 9.4L
|align = "center"| 200
|align = "center"| 50
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LEx2, RIx2
|align = "center"| Rare
|align = "center"| Super Strong
|align = "center"| 6
|-
| [[File:Tanker.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Tanker]]
|align = "center"| 1000<ref name = "Trucker"/>
|align = "center"| 160
|align = "center"| 192
|align = "center"| 4800
|align = "center"| 8L
|align = "center"| 9.4L
|align = "center"| 144
|align = "center"| 36
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LEx2, RIx2
|align = "center"| Rare
|align = "center"| Strong
|align = "center"| 4
|-
| [[File:Motorhome.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Motorhome]]
|align = "center"| 590<ref name = "Trucker"/>
|align = "center"| 95
|align = "center"| 114
|align = "center"| 3300
|align = "center"| 5L
|align = "center"| 5Lv12
|align = "center"| 132
|align = "center"| 33
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LEx2, RIx2
|align = "center"| Rare
|align = "center"| Moderate
|align = "center"| 12
|}

== Muscle ==
{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
!Image !! Chassis !! Bulk !! Engine !! Max Engine !! Weight !! Max Engine !! Max Exposed !! Max Armor !! Max Per Side !! Weapon Mounts !! Rarity !! Toughness !! Seats !! Min CR
|-
| [[File:Vampire.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Vampire]]
|align = "center"| 160
|align = "center"| 110
|align = "center"| 132
|align = "center"| 1250
|align = "center"| 5L V12
|align = "center"| N/A
|align = "center"| 84
|align = "center"| 21
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Rare
|align = "center"| Strong
|align = "center"| 2
|align = "center"| 30
|-
! Often seen as
|colspan = "14"|[[Desert Striker]], [[Constrictor]]
|-
| [[File:Sunrise.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Sunrise]]
|align = "center"| 170
|align = "center"| 90
|align = "center"| 108
|align = "center"| 1450
|align = "center"| 4L
|align = "center"| 5L V12
|align = "center"| 84
|align = "center"| 21
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Very Common
|align = "center"| Strong
|align = "center"| 4
|align = "center"|
|-
! Often seen as
|colspan = "14"|[[Scorpion]]
|-
| [[File:phoenix.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Phoenix]]
|align = "center"| 170
|align = "center"| 90
|align = "center"| 108
|align = "center"| 1500
|align = "center"| 4L
|align = "center"| 5L V12
|align = "center"| 84
|align = "center"| 21
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Very Common
|align = "center"| Strong
|align = "center"| 4
|align = "center"|
|-
! Often seen as
|colspan = "14"|[[Desert Flame]], [[Badlander]], [[Longshot]], [[Trade Runner]], [[Chaser]]
|-
| [[File:Buccaneer.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Buccaneer]]
|align = "center"| 170
|align = "center"| 95
|align = "center"| 114
|align = "center"| 1450
|align = "center"| 5L
|align = "center"| 5L V12
|align = "center"| 80
|align = "center"| 20
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Rare
|align = "center"| Strong
|align = "center"| 4
|align = "center"|
|-
! Often seen as
|colspan = "14"|[[Wardance]]
|-
| [[File:stormer.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Stormer]]
|align = "center"| 175
|align = "center"| 90
|align = "center"| 108
|align = "center"| 1500
|align = "center"| 4L
|align = "center"| 5L V12
|align = "center"| 84
|align = "center"| 21
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Very Rare
|align = "center"| Strong
|align = "center"| 4
|align = "center"|
|-
| [[File:moray.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Moray]]
|align = "center"| 175
|align = "center"| 100
|align = "center"| 120
|align = "center"| 1450
|align = "center"| 5L V8
|align = "center"| 5L V12
|align = "center"| 80
|align = "center"| 20
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Rare
|align = "center"| Strong
|align = "center"| 4
|align = "center"|
|-
| [[File:McFly.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[McFly]]
|align = "center"| 180
|align = "center"| 115
|align = "center"| 138
|align = "center"| 1600
|align = "center"| 5L V12
|align = "center"| 7L
|align = "center"| 84
|align = "center"| 21
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Very Rare
|align = "center"| Strong
|align = "center"| 4
|align = "center"|
|-
| [[File:Roadrunner.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Roadrunner]]
|align = "center"| 170
|align = "center"| 95
|align = "center"| 114
|align = "center"| 1150
|align = "center"| 5L
|align = "center"| 5L V12
|align = "center"| 100
|align = "center"| 25
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Ultra Rare
|align = "center"| Very Strong
|align = "center"| 4
|align = "center"| 36
|-
! Often seen as
|colspan = "14"|[[Flame Runner]], [[Speed Bird]]
|-
| [[File:Flash.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Flash]]
|align = "center"| 120
|align = "center"| 50
|align = "center"| 60
|align = "center"| 1350
|align = "center"| 2L
|align = "center"| 3.2L
|align = "center"| 56
|align = "center"| 14
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Quite Common
|align = "center"| Moderate
|align = "center"| 2
|align = "center"|
|-
! Often seen as
|colspan = "14"|[[Flashbang]]
|-
| [[File:flail.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Flail]]
|align = "center"| 210
|align = "center"| 100
|align = "center"| 120
|align = "center"| 1800
|align = "center"| 5L V8
|align = "center"| 5L V12
|align = "center"| 104
|align = "center"| 26
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Rare
|align = "center"| Very Strong
|align = "center"| 4
|align = "center"|
|-
| [[File:pike.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Pike]]
|align = "center"| 190
|align = "center"| 105
|align = "center"| 121
|align = "center"| 1600
|align = "center"| 5L V12
|align = "center"| N/A
|align = "center"| 88
|align = "center"| 22
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Rare
|align = "center"| Strong
|align = "center"| 4
|align = "center"|
|-
! Often seen as
|colspan = "14"|[[Wild Hunter]]
|-
| [[File:osprey.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Osprey]]
|align = "center"| 220
|align = "center"| 120
|align = "center"| 144
|align = "center"| 1650
|align = "center"| 5L V12
|align = "center"| 7L
|align = "center"| 92
|align = "center"| 23
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Very Rare
|align = "center"| Strong
|align = "center"| 4
|align = "center"|
|-
| [[File:Corghette.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Corghette]]
|align = "center"| 165
|align = "center"| 110
|align = "center"| 132
|align = "center"| 1260
|align = "center"| 5L V12
|align = "center"| N/A
|align = "center"| 84
|align = "center"| 21
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Very Rare
|align = "center"| Strong
|align = "center"| 2
|align = "center"|
|-
| [[File:squadcar.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Squadcar]]
|align = "center"| 175
|align = "center"| 110
|align = "center"| 132
|align = "center"| 1400
|align = "center"| 5L V12
|align = "center"| N/A
|align = "center"| 108
|align = "center"| 27
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Ultra Rare
|align = "center"| Very Strong
|align = "center"| 4
|align = "center"|
|-
! Often seen as
|colspan = "14"|[[Lasersquad]]
|}

== Race ==
{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
! Image !! Chassis !! Bulk !! Engine !! Max Engine !! Weight !! Max Engine !! Max Exposed !! Max Armor !! Max Per Side !! Weapon Mounts !! Rarity !! Toughness !! Seats
|-
| [[File:Bullet.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Bullet]]
|align = "center"| 160
|align = "center"| 90
|align = "center"| 108
|align = "center"| 1250
|align = "center"| 4L
|align = "center"| 5L V12
|align = "center"| 84
|align = "center"| 21
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Rare
|align = "center"| Strong
|align = "center"| 4
|-
! Often seen as
|colspan = "13"|[[Radon Rancher]]
|-
| [[File:Royal Eaton.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Royal Eaton]]
|align = "center"| 170
|align = "center"| 125
|align = "center"| 150
|align = "center"| 1000
|align = "center"| 5L V12
|align = "center"| 7L
|align = "center"| 88
|align = "center"| 22
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Very Rare
|align = "center"| Moderate
|align = "center"| 4
|-
| [[File:DeVille.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[DeVille]]
|align = "center"| 175
|align = "center"| 135
|align = "center"| 162
|align = "center"| 950
|align = "center"| 7L
|align = "center"| 8L
|align = "center"| 84
|align = "center"| 21
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Ultra Rare
|align = "center"| Weak
|align = "center"| 2
|-
| [[File:Cougar.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Cougar]]
|align = "center"| 180
|align = "center"| 140
|align = "center"| 168
|align = "center"| 1000
|align = "center"| 7L
|align = "center"| 8L
|align = "center"| 80
|align = "center"| 20
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Ultra Rare
|align = "center"| Weak
|align = "center"| 2
|-
| [[File:McKenzie.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[McKenzie]]
|align = "center"| 150
|align = "center"| 90
|align = "center"| 108
|align = "center"| 550
|align = "center"| 4L
|align = "center"| 5L V12
|align = "center"| 60
|align = "center"| 15
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Ultra Rare
|align = "center"| Weak
|align = "center"| 2
|-
| [[File:hotrod.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Hotrod]]
|align = "center"| 125
|align = "center"| 70
|align = "center"| 84
|align = "center"| 900
|align = "center"| 3.2L V8
|align = "center"| 4L
|align = "center"| 80
|align = "center"| 20
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Very Rare
|align = "center"| Strong
|align = "center"| 2
|-
| [[File:turin.png|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Turin]]
|align = "center"| 235
|align = "center"| 135
|align = "center"| 162
|align = "center"| 1650
|align = "center"| 7L
|align = "center"| 8L
|align = "center"| 92
|align = "center"| 23
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Ultra Rare
|align = "center"| Strong
|align = "center"| 2
|}

== Sedan ==
{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
!Image !! Chassis !! Bulk !! Engine !! Max Engine !! Weight !! Max Engine !!Max Exposed !! Max Armor !! Max Per Side !! Weapon Mounts !! Rarity !! Toughness !! Seats
|-
| [[File:Symphony.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Symphony]]
|align = "center"| 180
|align = "center"| 50
|align = "center"| 60
|align = "center"| 1500
|align = "center"| 2L
|align = "center"| 3.2L
|align = "center"| 84
|align = "center"| 21
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Extremely Common
|align = "center"| Strong
|align = "center"| 4
|-
! Often seen as
|colspan = "13"|[[Blaster]], [[Death Symphony]], [[Evan Enforcer]]
|-
| [[File:Moose.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Moose]]
|align = "center"| 195
|align = "center"| 55
|align = "center"| 66
|align = "center"| 1500
|align = "center"| 2.5L
|align = "center"| 3.2L V8
|align = "center"| 88
|align = "center"| 22
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Very Common
|align = "center"| Strong
|align = "center"| 4
|-
! Often seen as
|colspan = "13"|[http://www.darkwindwiki.com/index.php?title=Antagonist Antagonist], [http://www.darkwindwiki.com/index.php?title=Duellist Duellist]
|-
| [[File:chevalier.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Chevalier]]
|align = "center"| 175
|align = "center"| 50
|align = "center"| 60
|align = "center"| 1450
|align = "center"| 2L
|align = "center"| 3.2L
|align = "center"| 84
|align = "center"| 21
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Very Common
|align = "center"| Strong
|align = "center"| 4
|-
! Often seen as
|colspan = "13"|[http://www.darkwindwiki.com/index.php?title=Sir_Rocket Sir Rocket]
|-
| [[File:spirit.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Spirit]]
|align = "center"| 200
|align = "center"| 50
|align = "center"| 60
|align = "center"| 1450
|align = "center"| 2L
|align = "center"| 3.2L
|align = "center"| 84
|align = "center"| 21
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Quite Common
|align = "center"| Strong
|align = "center"| 4
|-
! Often seen as
|colspan = "13"|[http://www.dark-wind.com/vehicle.php?id=24353 Razorback], [[Poltergeist]]
|-
| [[File:Voyager.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Voyager]]
|align = "center"| 180
|align = "center"| 70
|align = "center"| 84
|align = "center"| 1450
|align = "center"| 3.2L V8
|align = "center"| 4L
|align = "center"| 80
|align = "center"| 20
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Quite Common
|align = "center"| Strong
|align = "center"| 4
|-
! Often seen as
|colspan = "13"|[[Eliminator]]
|-
| [[File:mercenary.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Mercenary]]
|align = "center"| 200
|align = "center"| 60
|align = "center"| 72
|align = "center"| 1650
|align = "center"| 3.2L
|align = "center"| 3.2L V8
|align = "center"| 92
|align = "center"| 23
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Very Common
|align = "center"| Strong
|align = "center"| 4
|-
! Often seen as
|colspan = "13"|[[Mutant Merc]], [[Mutant Runner]]
|-
| [[File:Windsor.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Windsor]]
|align = "center"| 190
|align = "center"| 65
|align = "center"| 78
|align = "center"| 1700
|align = "center"| 3.2L V8
|align = "center"| 4L
|align = "center"| 100
|align = "center"| 25
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Quite Common<br>(Rare)
|align = "center"| Very Strong
|align = "center"| 4
|-
| [[File:Windsor_II.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Windsor II]]
|align = "center"| 190
|align = "center"| 65
|align = "center"| 78
|align = "center"| 1600
|align = "center"| 3.2L V8
|align = "center"| 4L
|align = "center"| 100
|align = "center"| 25
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Quite Common<br>(Rare)
|align = "center"| Very Strong
|align = "center"| 4
|-
! Often seen as
|colspan = "13"|[[Butterfly II]], [[Kern]]
|-
| [[File:fiftyseven.jpg|100px]]
|align = "center"| [[Fiftyseven]]
|align = "center"| 140
|align = "center"| 65
|align = "center"| 78
|align = "center"| 1600
|align = "center"| 3.2L V8
|align = "center"| 4L
|align = "center"| 72
|align = "center"| 18
|align = "center"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|align = "center"| Ultra Rare
|align = "center"| Strong
|align = "center"| 4
|}

=== Notes ===
<references/>

[[Category: Chassis]]
[[Category: Vehicles]]

Buzzer

2013-09-25T15:24:31Z

Parapsycho: Changed chassis rarity to "Rare" instead of "Very Rare". They are alot more common than they were when this was first written.

{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
|colspan = "2" align = "center"| [[File:Buzzer.jpg]]
|-
! Rarity
|align = "right"| Rare
|-
! Cost
|align = "right"| ?
|-
! Toughness
|align = "right"| Super Strong
|-
! Weight
|align = "right"| 3000
|-
! Total Capacity
|align = "right"| 330
|-
! Engine Capacity
|align = "right"| 95 (5L)
|-
! Exposed Engine Capacity
|align = "right"| 114 (5L V12)
|-
! Max Armor
|align = "right"| 152
|-
! Max Armor Per Side
|align = "right"| 38
|-
! Seats
|align = "right"| 6
|-
! Weapon Mounts
|align = "right"| FRx2, REx2, LE, RI
|-
! Based On
|align = "right"| [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humvee# Humvee]
|}

==Overview==

A road going behemoth, the closest thing civilians could get to a tank before the holocaust, this monster strikes fear into the heart of all but the most hardened gang member.

With a 5L engine and some extreme dual HMG or RL this can match any squad on the road, even if it is alone against 10.

Mortars and Heavy Flaming Oil Jets will make this the best support car for Transporters.

The Buzzer is arguably the best combat vehicle in the game, mostly only seen in the wilderness south of the Gateway Truckstop. It can handle a Car Cannon and 2 Heavy Machine Guns/ Heavy Gatling Guns with plenty of room for ammo, and still offer room for 3-4 gangers.

Note that community comments are supplied by the game's community and are the opinion of the contributors rather than being established 'facts'.
Contributors:
* pweelg
* WolfEater
* Longo

==Wilderness Designs==
* [[Buzzcut]]
* [[Dragon's Breath]]
* [[Buzz This!]]

[[Category: Chassis]]

Main Page

2011-04-18T04:52:33Z

Parapsycho:

= The player-supported wiki for Darkwind: War on Wheels =

[[News & Updates]]

=== Darkwind: War on Wheels ===
Darkwind is a turn-based, 3D persistent-world, multiplayer wargame set in the near future, which combines the depth of detail inherent in turn-based games, with long-term strategic elements that keep the challenge going for months/years.

=== New players may be interested in these pages ===
[http://www.darkwindwiki.com/index.php?title=New_Player_Startup New Player Startup] [http://www.darkwindwiki.com/index.php?title=Category:New_Player New Player List of Topics]

----

'''[[Gangs]]'''

Owned by either players or NPCs, gangs are made up of of individual [[characters]]. You can find useful info all about their various [[skills]], [[abilities]] and [[specialisms]], and how they function as [[pedestrians]] when not in a vehicle.

A level up from gangs are [[camps]], which are usually operated by several gangs working together. Camps can [[manufacturing|manufacture]] various equipment.

Browse the full list of [[NPC Gangs]].

Learn About [[Factions]]

'''[[Vehicles]]'''

Browse the full [[table of chassis]] and the various types [[engines]], [[weapons]] and [[tires]]. Find out the [[Real World Equivalents|real world equivalents]] of most of the chassis. Also you can get an overview of what [[NPC Vehicles|vehicle designs the NPC's use]] and what's [[Player Vehicle Designs|preferred by other players]].

A web-based vehicle designer is available, [http://dw.laasma.ee/carbuilder Carbuilder], as is a desktop application [http://graymattercomputing.svnrepository.com/dwvehicles/trac.cgi/wiki Darkwind Vehicle Designer].

'''[[Guides]]'''

Read In-depth guides on various topics from experienced players. Beginners could be interested in the [[New Player Startup|new player startup]] guide or [[How to Drive|how to drive]] or [[Using Weapons|how to use weapons]]. Fresh subscribers should definitely read the [[Initial Scout Guide|initial scout guide]] before leaving town.
If you want to lead a scout squad yourself give the [[Scout_Leading_Guide|Scout Leading Guide]] a try.

'''[[Gameplay]]'''

More technical things such as [[Chat Commands|chat commands]] and [[Keyboard Input|keyboard commands]] and info on various game mechanics. Also, some information on how much of a [[Time Commitment|time commitment]] the game requires.

'''[[World]]'''

Darkwind takes place in an interesting, post-apocalyptic [[environment]] and all sorts of [[fauna|strange creatures]] lurk the wastelands between [[:Category:Towns|towns]] which could make [[travel]] even more dangerous because of risky [[encounters]].

The towns are each home to several vehicular combat arenas and racing [[tracks]] where various deadly [[events]] are hosted.

'''User Contributions'''

If you feel like creating new content for Darkwind, there are tutorials on using the [[Mission Builder]], and on [[Vehicle Creation|converting new vehicles]].

'''[[Darkwind Tactical|Darkwind: Tactical]] Info'''

User:Parapsycho/Sandbox

2011-04-18T04:46:18Z

Parapsycho: Created page with 'Factions and Faction Bonuses Factions: Nearly every gang in Evan belongs to a Faction. A faction is a group of gangs that share a common ideology, as well as common friends an e…'

Factions and Faction Bonuses

Factions:
Nearly every gang in Evan belongs to a Faction. A faction is a group of gangs that share a common ideology, as well as common friends an enemies.

--Faction Standings:
Every action you take in Evan will affect your faction standings in some way. This determines how members of a particular faction will treat you.
There are different levels of standing with the faction, they are outlined below.

{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
!Faction Standing!!Reaction!!
|-
! Adored
|If you are Adored by a Faction, you will be given the opportunity to join that faction and get a Faction Bonus (see below).
|-
! Honoured
|Text Will Go Here
|-
! Respected
|Text Will Go Here
|-
! Liked
|Text Will Go Here
|-
! Appreciated
|Text Will Go Here
|-
! Unappreciated
|Text Will Go Here
|-
! Disliked
|Text Will Go Here
|-
! Hated
|Text Will Go Here
|}

==== Factions and Bonuses: ====
== Mutants ==

'''Description''':
This minor faction represents the shared view of all `muties` and their general distrust or outright hatred of the larger `norm` factions.

'''Friendly Factions'''

Anarchists: neutral+
Slavers: neutral+

'''Enemy Factions'''

Badlands Truckstop: distrust
Raiders: distrust
Privateers: distrust
Merchants: dislike
Civs: hate

'''Faction Bonus:'''
Players that join the Mutants faction have a much higher chance of recruiting Mutant characters into their gang. The effect is even greater if the gang leader of the hiring gang is also a Mutant.

Pedestrian Weapons

2010-08-22T16:14:08Z

Parapsycho:

Getting out of an armed vehicle when other armed vehicles are shooting at you is not always the smartest move. If you feel the need to do it, however, you should arm your gang members with one of the various pedestrian weapons available.

== Pistol ==
{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
!Range
| Short
|-
!Armor Damage
| <1 Point
|-
!Magazine Size
| 8
|-
!Bulk
| 1
|-
!Role
| Low bulk weapon, backup weapon
|}

The only very obvious positive point about the pistol right now is its low bulk. This is based on limited testing, however. It may need a magazine size increase if that really is its only feature. Currently, I could see using two at a time especially if the mag size is increased to like 15 (Like the Beretta92F). Then you'd have 30 shots for 2 bulk, compared to the rifles 2 bulk for 20 shots. As it stands, again, unless I'm missing something, it's primary role is backup. You could switch out one of your rifle mags 1 bulk for a pistol, and if you're in a tight situation, switch to the pistol if your rifle is out of ammo. I could see this being especially good for sniper-focused peds using the crossbow since the crossbow has a tiny ammo clip, and using a crossbow and a rifle uses up 4 bulk.

The pistol is the only weapon that does not suffer a penalty when firing in a direction other than the one the character is facing.

== Rifle ==
{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
!Range
| Medium
|-
!Armor Damage
| ~1 Point
|-
!Magazine Size
| 20
|-
!Bulk
| 2
|-
!Role
| Average All-Around Weapon
|}

Not surprisingly, it looks like the rifle is the “average” weapon. Decent range, a tiny bit of armor damage, seemingly decent people damage. Great for Demoralizing car crews of damaged enemy vehicles which have their side armor knocked out. Peds '''can''' make a difference… take a stand today!

== Crossbow ==
{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
!Range
| Long
|-
!Armor Damage
| <1 Point
|-
!Magazine Size
| 5
|-
!Bulk
| 2
|-
!Role
| Sniper Weapon
|}

Seiler was armed with a crossbow last night and was making some excellent long-range shots with it. This might be the long range ped-killer of choice. The low magazine size means you'll probably want save at least one bulk to carry a pistol, learn to run, or hope unarmed strikes go in soon.

== Shotgun ==
{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
!Range
| ?
|-
!Armor Damage
| Less than .5
|-
!Magazine Size
| 10
|-
!Bulk
| 2
|-
!Role
| ?
|}

Pouring rounds of the shotgun into a vehicle may be a quick way to waste ammo, unless it is already breached.

== Grenade Belt ==
{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
!Range
| See Below~~
|-
!Armor Damage
| ~1-2 points
|-
!Magazine Size
| 5
|-
!Bulk
| 1
|-
!Role
| Ballistic Damage
|}

The grenade belt is a wonderful weapon for doing damage to vehicles and cars, while keeping your pedestrians out of the way of enemy fire.

Each grenade has a real-time timer of 3 seconds, meaning that it will explode on the next contact after the timer is up. If the grenade is in the air for more than 3 seconds, it explodes on contact, like other ballistic weapons. If not, it bounces along the ground until the timer expires.

~~Range: Unlike other weapons, the range is determined by character strength. Characters with high strength can target objects further away than characters with lower strength.

'''NOTE:''' A if your character has below 60 Strength, stay away from grenades, unless you plan on lobbing them off of a hill. Currently low to average strength characters have a chance of injuring themselves by not throwing the grenade far enough away.

The damage is decent, but due to the low clip size, you will need at least 6 or 7 grenadiers to take down an enemy car.

== Submachine Gun ==
{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
!Range
| Short
|-
!Armor Damage
| ~1 Point
|-
!Magazine Size
| 10
|-
!Bulk
| 2
|-
!Role
| Soft Target Killer
|}

The Submachine gun puts out a burst of bullet fire at your target.

Damage is comparable to the rifle, in terms of vehicle armor damage, but soft targets are where the SMG really excels. The SMG is capable of causing massive concussion hits, and internal damage to drivers and pedestrians.

Its low magazine size limits its usefulness as a primary weapon. It is best used as a back up weapon, to finish off enemies, once armor siding is gone. It's also useful in pedestrian combat arena events.

== Paint Rifle ==
{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
!Range
| Medium
|-
!Armor Damage
| None
|-
!Magazine Size
| 50
|-
!Bulk
| 2
|-
!Role
| Suppressing Enemy Fire
|}

Originally introduced as a tool for the non-violent simulation of hand-to-hand firearm combat, the paint rifle has found its own niche in the wilderness.

The paint rifle fires a small pellet filled with a sticky blueish-purple paint that has a tendency to stick to enemy windows and jam weapons.

The paint rifle's high magazine count and weapon-fire suppression ability make it a welcome sight in a variety of combat situations. In normal scouting, a group of pedestrians can be used to suppress enemy fire while the cars do all of the dirty work. In pedestrian-only scouts, the use of Paint Rifles can mean the difference between having your entire team slaughtered or making it home safely. In pedestrian scouts, it is recommended to have at least 1 paint rifle pedestrian for every 2 damage-dealing pedestrians.

== Hand Flamer ==
{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
!Range
| Short
|-
!Armor Damage
| ????
|-
!Magazine Size
| ??
|-
!Bulk
| 2
|-
!Role
| Igniting enemy cars/pedestrians
|}

The Pedestrian version of the car-mounted flamethrower.

*More Info Needed Here*

== Molotov Belt ==
{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
!Range
| Short
|-
!Armor Damage
| varies
|-
!Magazine Size
| 5
|-
!Bulk
| 1
|-
!Role
| Igniting enemy cars/pedestrians
|}

A cross between a flaming oil jet and a grenade, this improvised explosive consists of a bottle of gasoline with a rag stuffed inside. It is thrown like a grenade, but lacks the 3-second timer. Upon contact, it creates a puddle of flaming oil that does damage to tires and bottom armor, and lasts for a very long time. Seems to have better range than the grenade.

*More Info Needed Here*

== Tripod Machine Gun ==
'''Not currently implemented'''

[[Category: Weapons]]
[[Category: Characters]]

Pedestrian Weapons

2010-08-22T16:07:31Z

Parapsycho:

Getting out of an armed vehicle when other armed vehicles are shooting at you is not always the smartest move. If you feel the need to do it, however, you should arm your gang members with one of the various pedestrian weapons available.

== Pistol ==
{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
!Range
| Short
|-
!Armor Damage
| <1 Point
|-
!Magazine Size
| 8
|-
!Bulk
| 1
|-
!Role
| Low bulk weapon, backup weapon
|}

The only very obvious positive point about the pistol right now is its low bulk. This is based on limited testing, however. It may need a magazine size increase if that really is its only feature. Currently, I could see using two at a time especially if the mag size is increased to like 15 (Like the Beretta92F). Then you'd have 30 shots for 2 bulk, compared to the rifles 2 bulk for 20 shots. As it stands, again, unless I'm missing something, it's primary role is backup. You could switch out one of your rifle mags 1 bulk for a pistol, and if you're in a tight situation, switch to the pistol if your rifle is out of ammo. I could see this being especially good for sniper-focused peds using the crossbow since the crossbow has a tiny ammo clip, and using a crossbow and a rifle uses up 4 bulk.

The pistol is the only weapon that does not suffer a penalty when firing in a direction other than the one the character is facing.

== Rifle ==
{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
!Range
| Medium
|-
!Armor Damage
| ~1 Point
|-
!Magazine Size
| 20
|-
!Bulk
| 2
|-
!Role
| Average All-Around Weapon
|}

Not surprisingly, it looks like the rifle is the “average” weapon. Decent range, a tiny bit of armor damage, seemingly decent people damage. Great for Demoralizing car crews of damaged enemy vehicles which have their side armor knocked out. Peds '''can''' make a difference… take a stand today!

== Crossbow ==
{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
!Range
| Long
|-
!Armor Damage
| <1 Point
|-
!Magazine Size
| 5
|-
!Bulk
| 2
|-
!Role
| Sniper Weapon
|}

Seiler was armed with a crossbow last night and was making some excellent long-range shots with it. This might be the long range ped-killer of choice. The low magazine size means you'll probably want save at least one bulk to carry a pistol, learn to run, or hope unarmed strikes go in soon.

== Shotgun ==
{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
!Range
| ?
|-
!Armor Damage
| Less than .5
|-
!Magazine Size
| 10
|-
!Bulk
| 2
|-
!Role
| ?
|}

Pouring rounds of the shotgun into a vehicle may be a quick way to waste ammo, unless it is already breached.

== Grenade Belt ==
{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
!Range
| See Below~~
|-
!Armor Damage
| ~1-2 points
|-
!Magazine Size
| 5
|-
!Bulk
| 1
|-
!Role
| Ballistic Damage
|}

The grenade belt is a wonderful weapon for doing damage to vehicles and cars, while keeping your pedestrians out of the way of enemy fire.

Each grenade has a real-time timer of 3 seconds, meaning that it will explode on the next contact after the timer is up. If the grenade is in the air for more than 3 seconds, it explodes on contact, like other ballistic weapons. If not, it bounces along the ground until the timer expires.

~~Range: Unlike other weapons, the range is determined by character strength. Characters with high strength can target objects further away than characters with lower strength.

'''NOTE:''' A if your character has below 60 Strength, stay away from grenades, unless you plan on lobbing them off of a hill. Currently low to average strength characters have a chance of injuring themselves by not throwing the grenade far enough away.

The damage is decent, but due to the low clip size, you will need at least 6 or 7 grenadiers to take down an enemy car.

== Submachine Gun ==
{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
!Range
| Short
|-
!Armor Damage
| ~1 Point
|-
!Magazine Size
| 10
|-
!Bulk
| 2
|-
!Role
| Soft Target Killer
|}

The Submachine gun puts out a burst of bullet fire at your target.

Damage is comparable to the rifle, in terms of vehicle armor damage, but soft targets are where the SMG really excels. The SMG is capable of causing massive concussion hits, and internal damage to drivers and pedestrians.

Its low magazine size limits its usefulness as a primary weapon. It is best used as a back up weapon, to finish off enemies, once armor siding is gone. It's also useful in pedestrian combat arena events.

== Paint Rifle ==
{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
!Range
| Medium
|-
!Armor Damage
| None
|-
!Magazine Size
| 50
|-
!Bulk
| 2
|-
!Role
| Suppressing Enemy Fire
|}

Originally introduced as a tool for the non-violent simulation of hand-to-hand firearm combat, the paint rifle has found its own niche in the wilderness.

The paint rifle fires a small pellet filled with a sticky blueish-purple paint that has a tendency to stick to enemy windows and jam weapons.

The paint rifle's high magazine count and weapon-fire suppression ability make it a welcome sight in a variety of combat situations. In normal scouting, a group of pedestrians can be used to suppress enemy fire while the cars do all of the dirty work. In pedestrian-only scouts, the use of Paint Rifles can mean the difference between having your entire team slaughtered or making it home safely. In pedestrian scouts, it is recommended to have at least 1 paint rifle pedestrian for every 2 damage-dealing pedestrians.

== Hand Flamer ==
{|class = "wikitable" border = "1"
!Range
| Short
|-
!Armor Damage
| ????
|-
!Magazine Size
| 10
|-
!Bulk
| 2
|-
!Role
| Igniting enemy cars/pedestrians
|}

The Pedestrian version of the car-mounted flamethrower.

*More Info Needed Here*

== Tripod Machine Gun ==
'''Not currently implemented'''

[[Category: Weapons]]
[[Category: Characters]]