Mines

Mines come in two types; standard land mines and "claymore" antipersonnel mines. A land mine is designed to stop vehicles or other heavy objects; it is easily detected with most magnetic sensors (7 in 10 chance). You step on it and it blows up. Simple. Damage is 4D10.

A claymore is designed to stop people, not vehicles. Claymores can be triggered by tripwires, time delays, or remote switches. Claymore mines have an hourglass shaped area of effect, rather than a circular one (see illustration). The dimensions of the "front" cone of destruction are 6m wide by 75m long; the dimensions of the "rear" cone of destruction are 6m wide by 6m long. At the juncture of the two cones is a 6 meter wide circle. Damage is 4D10.