Introduction to Warpspawn Games
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- SUPPORT
- INFANTRY VS CAVALRY
- FORMING SQUARE
- CAVALRY
- ARTILLERY
- HORSE ARTILLERY
- FLANK ATTACKS
- MORALE PHASE
ATTACK PHASEYou may make up to as many attacks per turn, as the command rating of your army commander. You may chose to fire attack or melee attack. The respective values are used. Your battalions are the attackers. Your opponent's battalions are the defenders. To attack, flip the top card of one of your stacks face up. Your opponent flips the card in his line opposite to it over. Both players roll two ten-sided dice. These are called the Attack rolls. Add combat modifier (fire or melee) to die roll and compare the difference between the 2 rolls. Apply the result as follows: (Attacker to Defender) Difference: Result: +11 or greater Defender eliminated, morale check for other battalions in stack +6 Defender Routs +3 Defender Shaken 0 Both Battalion cards take immediate morale check. Battalion Shaken if test failed -3 Attacker Shaken -11 or worse Attacker eliminated, morale check for other battalions in stack In fire attacks, attacker takes no negative effects, if defenders fire value = 0.
NOTESCard eliminated - remove card from play Card Routs - place card in discard pile Card Shaken - turn card through 900 Card now fights with -3 modifier.
the battling card. Add +3 to the respective die roll. If the supported card is eliminated, the supporter routs. If the supported card is routed, the supporter is shaken. A Shaken card cannot offer support and fights with -3. INFANTRY VS CAVALRYInfantry cannot melee-attack cavalry. Both cards are placed at the bottom of their stacks, and the attack counts against the number of attacks that turn. When infantry fire-attacks cavalry, the cavalry can avoid the attack by rolling equal or less then their training value. If they pass, they ride away (move to an adjacent stack), If they fail, they are blown. Alternatively Cavalry can try to melee-attack the infantry by rolling equal or less than their moral value. If they pass, its a melee with the cavalry as attacker. If they fail, they are shaken and fire-fight with the negative modifier. FORMING SQUAREWhen cavalry attack infantry, before the combat is resolved, the infantry must attempt to form square. This is accomplished by the infantry rolling equal or less than their training value with 2D6 (e.g. for a French line infantry card to form square, it must roll a 7 or less.). If the infantry form square, they fight the combat at +6. If they fail to form square, the cavalry fight the combat at +6. The cavalry have a chance to abort the attack if the infantry form square by rolling less than their training value with 2D6 (e.g. for a French Hussar Regiment to abort an attack on a square, it must roll a 7 or less). If this roll is achieved, they can “ride around” the square and not attack it. This counts against the number of attacks that can be made that turn. If the cavalry fail this roll, they must attack the square.
opposing Cavalry. Place a Blown marker on the card. The Blown status remains until removed by a successful Training Check. The first opportunity for a Training Check to remove Blown status is the Morale Phase in your next turn, i.e. not your current turn. Blown cavalry may not move, attack or support, when attacked they fight with -5. ARTILLERYWhen Artillery attacks, the opposing fire value =0. Artillery cannot be eliminated, routed, or shaken when Fire-ATTACKING Infantry and Cavalry, ie, ignore all -ve combat results. Arty can not melee-attack. Arty can not attack, when just moved.
NOTESDestroyed battalions are removed from play. Surviving battalions are placed face down on the bottom of their stack. Tactics cards that modify the Attack roll are played before the roll is made. Tactics cards are discarded immediately when played (to the discard pile). FLANK ATTACKSIf you destroy all the cards in one of your opponents stacks, the battalions in your stack facing the empty stack get to flank attack the enemy stacks adjacent to the empty stack. Battalions making Flank attacks are +4 to their Attack roll, but may not attack the enemy reserve stack. Cavalry regiments making Flank attacks are +7 to their Attack roll (melee-attacks only) and may attack any enemy stack. Artillery cards do not gain the bonus, although they may Flank Attack. MORALE PHASE(Simultaneous) Every time you destroy an opposing battalion all other units in the stack must take a morale check by rolling 1D10. To pass a moral check, the player must roll the units moral value or less. Any card that routs is placed in the Discard Pile. Any card that routs as a consequence of a failed moral check results in a further +1 to the moral check of any remaining cards in the stack who have yet to test. This modifier is cumulative. Morale checks are done in stack order, ie top card first, then next down, etc, etc. If a Guard unit (GI, GLI, GC or GLC) is eliminated, any adjacent stack (in addition to the normal moral check for the elimination of a unit), must take a morale check. If the Guard are routed, the stack from which they routed must take a morale check. Shaken cards can be “revived” by a successful morale check (turn them back through 900). All shaken cards can test in this phase. If a Shaken card is to be “revived” in the presence of a Commander card, the commander adds his command rating to the moral value of the unit. A General can add this rating only once per turn. Directory: games games -> Sunday, September 10, 2006 games -> Script master of ceremonies games -> Introduction to Using Games in Education: a guide for Teachers and Parents games -> Assistant Professor University of Central Florida games -> Color code games -> 1 Introduction 1 Aims Page 5-7 games -> M new icrosoft® Age of Empires Collectors Pack games -> Moves in Mind: The Psychology of Board Games Download 8.66 Mb. Share with your friends:
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