A few garages to drop into your game as Points, each offering a unique upgrade. Costs are as defined in the rules unless specified.
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d8
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Garage
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Notes
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Upgrade
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1
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Roscoe’s Chop ‘n’ Change
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Roscoe is a burly man with thick, dark chest hair and a well-oiled
moustache.
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Power d6, also comes with a tow cable, upgrade when rolling to tow
something.
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2
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Secret Swap Shop
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A clandestine engineer’s workshop that caters to bandits and the
like. The owner is a scarred old woman with a prosthetic arm.
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Weapons d8, retractable spikes and a fold-out cannon. Vehicle looks
unarmed when weapons are stowed.
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3
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Jelly Place
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A small garage round the side of a diner with a cute jellyfish
mascot.
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Handling d6. Also get a free jellyfish decal and discount card for
ice cream in all Jelly Place branches.
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4
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Wilson’s
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Run by retired racing driver Wilson Merengue. Still wears his classic
driving helmet and fabled moustache.
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Power d8, upgrade when rolling to outspeed something on easy terrain.
Costs 8500 due to name recognition.
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5
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Bullet Shack
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Also sells handguns, swords and other weaponry.
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Weapons d8. A huge-ass cannon, multi-gun array, or similarly
bombastic weaponry.
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6
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Turtle Bay Repairs
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Soothing surf music plays, the owners wear patterned shirts.
Beverages offered while-u-wait.
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Handling d6. Also offers Weapons d6, the Shell Shield: upgrade when defending
against attack.
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7
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Magick Motors
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Run by a little old man with a long white beard and moon-and-star
robes.
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Handling d10, can spend 1 Fuel to warp a few metres in any direction.
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8
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El Grande’s BBQ & Truck Stop
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Huge vehicles, huge portions. El Grande is a retired luchador.
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Fuel Tank upgrade, up to 15 maximum.
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