Movement
Movement for the standard infantry is 4cm. this is only modified if the model has a special rule that adds or takes away from this amount.
A model may opt to sprint at the expense of shooting in which case movement becomes 8cm.
Moving through cover see the moving through cover chart.
Any model that moves without the move and shoot rule on their gun suffers a -1 penalty.

Levels of training
Levels of training show how effective the models are either through sheer motivation or superior training. In either case each level of training has a dice value which is the base value needed to do anything.

Veteran: 3+
Regular: 4+
Conscript: 5+

Shooting
In order to shoot, allocate the area you are shooting at within line of site and who will be shooting at it. To allocate an area put a 13cm diameter circle over the target area. Using the skill of the firing troops and the modifiers below roll to see who hits. Any models that are hit are removed from the front of the radius.
Every 50cm -1 to hit for every 50cm. scopes add 15cm to this distance and for every story of building or a hill etc. add a further 15 cm to this distance. So for example a soldier with a scope on a two story building will -1 to hit every 95cm.
For every piece of cover that blocks line of site -1 to hit.
If there is a piece of cover that has a cover value i.e. 5 and the weapons penetration value is less than the cover value then -1 to hit and for each value under your penetration is from the cover. So a weapon with penetration value of 3 firing through terrain with cover value of 5 will be at a minus 3 to hit. This adds to the original -1 for being in cover.
If your models moved and their weapons don’t have the shoot on the run special rule add a minus 1
If the target is out in the open with no obstructions then add a +1
A unit pinned in the open is at a further +1 to hit
If the target sprints it is a minus 1 to hit them.
You may choose who fires where and whether to shoot or not. Anyone can shoot at separate targets or areas.


Moral
Each officer has a command radius. Whenever a group under an enemy radius attack or a unit getting shot at takes 25% casualties or more in one turn then they need to take a test. See the chart below for the rolls.
Veteran 4+
Regular 5+
Conscript 4+
Each officer can add a bonus to this roll depending on his level of command. For example if his level of command is 1 then regulars pass on a 4+.
If the roll is failed the affected models must roll a further D3 on the chart below:
1: Shock: the unit runs directly backward at full movement on his movement phase and can do nothing else that turn until he passes a moral check or cannot be shot at by any enemy unit.
2: Stunned: pinned directly where they stand and can only do pinned actions on their next turn. In order to get moving they must either pass a moral test or be unable to be shot at by the enemy.
3:Instinct: on their turn they must sprint directly into or behind the nearest piece of cover that protects them from the enemy and once they are in cover they are immediately pinned and then follow the same rules for above.

Propelled weapons
Any weapon that has this rule in their weapon profile means that as a plus their weapon has to end up somewhere however it can scatter. If the firer of such a weapon fails his shooting test then the weapon scatters over their initial target or in front it may never hit the target it aimed for. It cannot scatter through terrain if terrain would stop the ‘Guns line of site” then the weapon explodes on that piece of cover.

Ordinance weapons
Same rules as above however they always hit where they land even if it hits the initial target. They must be able to see their targets still unless in radio contact with a friendly who is in view of the target. Ordinance weapons suffer no range penalties.

Blasts
Any weapon with a blast will have an inner and outer blast. The inner blast kills anything under it instantly, the outer blast will kill on a 4+

Vehicles
Vehicles have a movement that is stated in their profile. Each 90degree pivot quarters the tanks movement. Turrets must aim at the target it shoots.
Each tank will have hull points. Reduce the hull point each time it is damaged. If it explodes then discard all hull points. Once a vehicle has lost its hull points it has perished.

Anti-Tank weapons
Only weapons with the major or minor anti-tank rule may attempt to damage tanks.
If the weapon hits an enemy with an armour value then roll on the following chart

1. Destroy a randomly selected secondary weapon
2. Damage tracks (halve movement)
3. Turret damaged (permanent -1 to hit)
4. Damaged sites (range is reduced to -1 per 50cm and suffers a -1 to hit)
5. Tracks destroyed (cannot move)
6. Turret locked (can only shoot in the direction the turret was last pointing in)
7. Shocked (tank cannot act for a turn)
8. Main weapon destroyed
9. Results 5,7,8,3,4,6
10. Dead
11. Dead
12. Dead (1d6 +3cm worth of shrapnel and fuel detonation damage that kills any enemy model on a 4+)

However for each level below or over the armour level of the weapons penetration add to the chart (or deduct) for example a penetration of 2 vs. armour of 8 would reduce the roll of the damage by 6. Making the result of 12 down to a 6.
Minor anti-tank weapon chart

1. Shocked the tank
2. Damage sites
3. Damage tracks
4. Turret damaged
5. Destroy a randomly selected secondary weapon
6. Penetration. Fragments from the shot kill the crew inside.
Each minor anti-tank weapon has an effective range. For every 20cm above the range of effectiveness -1 to the result.

Moving through terrain infantry
Marsh/swamp = 4cm movement only and enemy gets a plus 1 bonus to hit

Rubble = 4cm movement enemy gets – 1 to hit

Buildings = any door or window is an entrance or firing port or holes

River/water = first decide if the water is deep enough for wading or swimming. Wading movement is 4cm only with the enemy getting plus 1 to hit. Cannot be pinned in wading water. Swimming movement is 2cm enemy getting plus 2 to hit. Must carry on swimming cannot stop. If it is shallow treat it as normal ground.

Hedge/wall = Must climb the wall. Unless the hedge is longer than 4cm deep you must spend a whole turn to get over/through it.

Dense foliage = enemy has -1 to hit or -2 to hit if you remained still that turn. Movement only reduced to 4cm.

Vertical feature = only able to climb 4cm however for each model climbing roll a d6, on a 6+ that model is out of action.

Trench = enemy has -2 to hit you however movement is not affected. Enemies cannot cross a trench with enemy models in it.

Barbed wire = units count as pinned for one turn before crossing barbed wire.

Snipers
Snipers may start in any terrain feature anywhere on the map. They may only get shot at if the sniper fired at a unit and failed to pin it. If they failed to pin a unit the sniper is now visible until he finds a new piece of cover. Snipers that didn’t move forces non enemy snipers to -1 off their roll. They always cause a pinning check even if they missed.

Crewed weapons
Before they move you must select if you want to spend one turn packing or one turn setting up. If you choose to spend one turn packing then you may shoot when you set up. If you choose to spend a turn unpacking you may move instantly initially. This is to stop these guns taking at least 3 turns to fire after moving.
Artillery must spend a full turn packing the gun before they move. During this time the models that are moving the artillery must be touching the piece. If a vehicle is towing it then it moves at the vehicles movement, or the horses towing movement or the infantry moving it at 4cm. Then once you have finished moving spend another turn setting up (if applicable).
Weapons with the rapid redeployment rule may not move and shoot however doesn’t have to set up or pack up its gun.

Terrain cover values
These only affect units that are counted as being in cover behind or in the terrain listed below. Some weapons ignore cover values in which case it is treated as normal terrain.
Wood = 1
Bushes = 0
Trees = 0
Sand bags = 4
Building = 3
Fortified building = 4
Walls = 2
Fortified walls = 3
Bunker = 10

Aircraft
Aircraft have a sub phase at the end of each players turn. Player 1 does aircraft at the end of his turn then player 2 does his aircraft at the end of his turn.
Aircraft always start off table. Before the game you must for each aircraft select a turn in which it is intended to arrive. On the turn before it arrives roll a d6. On a 5+ it arrives. On the turn it is intended to arrive on a 3+ it arrives. On the turn after it is on a 5+ it arrives. After that the aircraft may not roll again for it has not arrived for various reasons.
Once it arrives mark its point of entry and point of exit. It must enter from your side of the table and exit on any table edge. It then moves its full distance following the line made. It has limited amount of shots, so select for bomb weapons any unit the craft passes over to be the target using the ordinance rule. For rocket weapons use the propelled weapons rule. Bullets follow normal shooting rules. Each weapon may fire once. So it must shoot its rockets at one target but not two. It may fire all weapons at one target. It continues its path until it leaves the board.

If the plane leaves the board on the same turn it arrives it still can hit any unit it passes. Once it is gone it is gone. Any AA weapon may shoot the aircraft on the player using the aircrafts turn, provided it can see the plan at any point of its flight and is in range, however it cannot shoot on the next turn.

If the opposing player has interceptor or fighter aircraft it can choose to intercept the aircraft on a D6 roll equal or higher than the roll of the other player’s aircraft. If successful the player chooses an entry on his bored an exit that crosses the path of the target aircraft and proceeds to shoot at it like normal. Fighters and interceptors can choose to come onto the board like normal and target ground targets like normal. If the fighter shoots the target aircraft down then it may not attack anything beyond the point it was destroyed.

Dive bombers

Dive bombers roll to arrive like normal except they choose their entry on the board directly above their target then drop their payload with perfect accuracy which forces a moral check with -1 penalty to the target. Once they enter onto the board they then exit like normal.

Tail gunners are used for defence against enemy aircraft and fire at the opposing aircraft within its firing range at the same time they are shot at by the opposing plane.

Plane Damage Chart
Shot by machine guns.
For each shot that hits roll a D6. On a 6+ the aircraft suffers a point of damage. Once an aircraft runs out of damage points it is destroyed.

Shot by Cannon
Same as above but a 4+ and each shot does 2 points of damage

Shot at by Flak
Flak gets a + 2 to hit the aircraft and has the same stats as a cannon.

Unarmoured Vehicles
Unarmoured vehicles have no armour value but instead are vulnerable to attack by even the smallest arms fire. They follow the same rules as aircraft with points of damage and crew. If the crew or the vehicle damage points are depleted the vehicle is out of action.

Major anti-tank guns, if hit destroy instantly.

Minor anti-tank guns do d3 points of damage.

Machine guns damage the vehicle on a roll of 4+ and kill a passenger on 6+

Small arms kill a passenger on a 6+

Ordinance weapons do d3 points of damage and rolls a d6 for each crew if in the outer blast and on each 5+ 1 is dead. Any models under the inner blast are dead including the vehicle.

Flame weapons instantly kill the crew.



Paratroopers
Paratroopers must set up before the game before everyone has set up forces. If both players have paratroopers roll to see who drops first. Choose the area for each group. Roll the scatter for the plane of 4d6 that becomes the new landing zone. Roll 3d6 on the scatter, infantry must be placed under a 20cm circle no more or less than 2cm from each other. Any models landing on a building or in a tree are removed.

Glider Airborne
Glider Forces must set up before the game before everyone has set up forces. If both players have Glider Forces roll to see who drops first. Each glider selects a landing zone. The glider must pass a skill test or scatter 4d6. If the test fails the scatter result becomes the landing zone. Roll 5d6, this is the length forward the glider moves before stopping from the landing zone, if the wings of the plane touch any tree or building or other terrain feature then for every paratrooper roll a d6. On a 6+ a paratrooper has died, for every terrain piece that hits it the add 1 to the roll. For example 3 pieces of terrain touch the wings making every soldier die on a 3+. If the gliders centre hits a terrain feature the glider and its troops are killed.

Night Fighting
Units can only fire at 50cm. in order to fire beyond this range the target has to have fired. However if the target that fired moved in their next turn you must wait for them to fire again before targeting them. Once you target an enemy its -2 for range penalties every 50cm.
Aircraft cannot be used at night. Only airborne infantry can be deployed.

Melee
To get into melee you merely have to get into combat with the enemy. Any defensive weapons may fire before combat starts. If defensive fire claims 50% of the enemy squad it must take a moral test. Once in combat everyone fighting takes a skill test. For each success an enemy model has fallen, the side that inflicts the most casualties wins that round. Each time a round is won it moves the enemy unit back 4cm and your unit advances 4cm in contact with the enemy. This continues until either one side is dead or one side wins 3 rounds in a row. If a unit wins 3 rounds in a row the loosing unit must run to the nearest cover. The winning unit may choose to make a move or fire at the fleeing unit.
Firing into a melee. When firing into a melee fire as normal, any misses are then re rolled, any of those misses that pass the next roll are taken against your own models. These contribute towards the rounds casualties.
Attacks in melee are done at the same time.
If a unit willingly flees melee then the other player gets to fire and move. Melee counts as having had moved.

Jamming
Some guns will have a jamming Number. Every time you fire a weapon with the jamming rule you must pass the test by getting the number needed on a d6, the number needed is in the profile. If the gun jams it cannot fire that turn.

Horses
Horses have a tow movement of 8cm and a normal movement of 16cm.

Occupying buildings
Buildings can be stronghold for hundreds of soldiers making any opening into a firing point. For each window 2 models are able to shoot including doors and any other opening. But they take double its from grenades. They also die if a flame thrower successfully makes an attack.