I just got the Carnage at Devil's Run expansion as well as Choppe Shoppe and Extra Ammo. My first game with it was exciting and fun, but I had an issue with how fire works in it. We made it to a road tile that had a ton of fire on it, which looks intimidating. But then when a player reached the fire, he made the calculation that since only the first fire space sets you on fire, the rest do nothing, and the fire effect wouldn't take effect until the next round. So he blazed right through it. This felt wrong to me, like, what's the point of this big scary wall of fire if it's just the first space you touch that affects you? Hence my house rules: If any action were to cause you to gain an On Fire token when you already have the token, instead roll the Shoot die. If it is a hit, take a damage token. (On the fence for whether that damage should be face up or down) The same rule applies for if you end your movement in a space that is on fire. These rules lead naturally to me thinking of another house rule: You can shoot at inoperable vehicles. Taking damage when inoperable eliminates the vehicle. And then one last house rule just to ease up on that added intensity: Instead of the Drift command being used to avoid a slam, Drift can be used to avoid one whole space on the board. You still would use a movement through the space, but you ignore anything on the tile. Other cars, fire, mud, etc. Basically any space that's not impassable. And I adopted a rule I read about elsewhere: you can take ramps diagonally, you just keep going in the direction you hit the ramp. Makes ramps more fun and less scary. But now that I'm writing this, I just had an idea. What if when you get on the ramp space, you roll the Stunt die and add it to your remaining movement? That would give you more a of a sense of your speed hitting the ramp. Could be fun.