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General Rules
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Setup
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Battle Scenarios
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The Turn
- Actions & Commands
- Restrictions
- Move Command
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- Defend Command
- Run Command
- Advance Command
- Assault Command
- Ditch Command
- Overrun Command
- Covering Fire Command
- Intervene Command
- Rally Command
- Snap Fire Command
- Command Tokens
- Reacting to an Activation
- Command Override
- Spoils of War
- End Turn
- Inability to Command
- Turn Structure and Commands
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Movement
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Shooting
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Ranged Weapons
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Damage & Rally
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Cover
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Defend and Ditch
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Close Combat
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Melee Weapon Types
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Vehicles
- Vehicles
- Hull
- Facings
- Shield
- System Damage
- Minor Systems
- Major Systems
- Vehicle Hit Points
- Vehicle Field of Fire
- Halo
- (x) Face
- Turret
- Vehicle Actions
- Overcharge
- Overkill
- Ramming Speed
- Vehicles in Melee
- Vehicle Facing Special Rules
- Burst Barrier
- Secondary Shielding
- Shunt Field
- Vehicles in Cover
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Multiplayer
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Special Rules
- Agile
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- Blood Craze
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- Bombard
- Borer
- Call of the Masters
- Cascade
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- Doom
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- Escort (unit name)
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- Frenzy
- Friendly Friendly Fire
- Guardian (unit name)
- Hidden in Chaos
- High Explosive
- Horde Rule
- Hyper-charge
- Immortal
- Imperfect Host
- Implode
- Inescapable
- Infiltrate
- Interlinked
- Marked
- Mechanized
- Mortar
- Overflow
- Phalanx
- Piercing
- Pike
- Prey on the Weak
- Ram
- Re-enforce
- Recon
- Relentless
- Rupture (named rule)
- Schism (Host)
- Shock
- Simmer
- Singularity
- Spawn
- Stalk
- Stealth
- Strider
- Survival (named rule)
- Swarm
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- Trudging
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- Unstable Platform
- Vulnerability Analysis
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- Wrath of the Masters
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Major Systems
If the combined value of the roll and Force is equal or greater than the Shield value plus the Resolve value of the target, major system damage is caused.
Example: If a roll + Force value totals 10 against a Shield value of 6 and a Resolve value of 3, Major System Damage is caused.
Major Systems, HP
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