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Introduction
Rally round the King (RrtK) and Warrior Heroes: Armies and Adventures (WHAA) are rules produced by TwoHourWargames for massed battles and skirmishing respectively. RrtK is a reimplementation of Warrior Heroes, which we used before RrtK came out. This blog has been set up to track my progress in playing these rules as part of a campaign. It is my intention, as part of my desire to play more games, to write up my games played using these rules on this blog and to record how the campaign progresses.
The RrtK campaign began in the Summer of 986 and will continue until the participants get bored and wander off. The WHAA campaign began with January 986 but has foundered since.
The RrtK campaign began in the Summer of 986 and will continue until the participants get bored and wander off. The WHAA campaign began with January 986 but has foundered since.
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Ok, this is a pretty good example but it's causing me a lot of angst right now. Partly because I should really be playing out my battle. What this seems to be saying is that you cannot move and shoot in the same turn. I believe I have played it that way but mostly play allowing move and shoot. The only reference I see in the rules is on p39. Near the top of the second column, second paragraph "Mandatory Fire takes place when a Missle or Skirmish unit begins the turn in range of an enemy, does not move, and does not contact the target." This is the only reference to does not move. As usual, writing it out here has helped me muddle through and I'll just continue as normal. At least if my kids, who are home sick from some camp, will let me.
ReplyDeleteThat should be summer camp. I don't even have auto complete on this computer.
DeleteWe play that you do not move and shoot in the same turn, if that helps at all. So, you move up to shooting position and then shoot on the following turn. For us skirmishers are mostly about getting the enemy out of position of forcing them to take fire to maintain their ranks.
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