Doomsday Hazard 2

In the original post I theorized that tying the expansion of Hazardous Terrain to the counting down of the Doomsday Clock could be an interesting game variant.  For reference, the rules for Exotic Terrain and Environmental Systems are on page 135 of the Rapid Attack rulebook.

In this game I chose the "Roadway Rumble" table-setting

because it was built around baseplates and had a fairly limited 

footprint.  I  chose to start the Hazardous Terrain (HT) on one 

baseplate instead of the three in the original post.  As there are

12 baseplates we rolled a d12 to determine where the HT started.

At the end of the first Round the Doomsday Clock (DC) ticked down twice

so the HT expanded two baseplates.  To make it easier for use, we decided

that the HT would expand in straight lines.  There were three possible

baseplates for the HT to expand into so we rolled a d6 to determine 

which ones -- 1,2 equals one, 3,4 equals two, and 5,6 equals three.

At the end of the second Round the DC ticked down twice again so the

HT expanded two more baseplates.  There were four possible baseplates

for the HT to expand into so we rolled a d8 to determine which ones.

At the end of the third Round the DC ticked down three times so the HT expanded three baseplates for this round.  There were 5 possible

baseplates for the HT to expand into.  To make it easier we rolled a

d12 to find which ones it didn't expand into.  Honestly a d6 would

have been easier and I'm not sure why we didn't think of that.

At the end of the fourth Round the DC ticked down

twice again so the HT expanded two more baseplates.

At the end of the fifth Round the DC ticked down once to

end the game so the HT expanded into the last baseplate.

Which we covered for sake of completeness.

So, to sum up, Choose a set of baseplates, set starting Hazardous Area, determine starting

point, start playing the game, and determine how the Hazardous Terrain expands.