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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
- Shoot Command
- 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
- Armageddon
- Battering Ram
- Blood Craze
- Blood-drunk
- Bombard
- Borer
- Call of the Masters
- Cascade
- Caterpillar
- Cavalry
- Character (named unit)
- Cleave
- Convergence
- Corpse Eater
- Corrosive
- Corruption
- Crush
- Dart
- Dead Hard
- Death Strike
- Defensive
- Detonate
- Dismember
- Dispersion
- Doom
- Drag
- Drill
- Escort (unit name)
- Explosive
- Fissure
- Fizion
- Flying
- Fracture
- 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
- Toxic
- Trudging
- Ultrasonic
- Un-living Infection
- Unstable Platform
- Vulnerability Analysis
- Will of the Masters
- Wrath of the Masters
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Shield
Vehicles have a shield value that protects them from damage. When shooting, target locks do not assign damage as normal.
Example: A weapon with a Force value of 5 rolls a 3 on the D6. The combined value of 8 is compared to the Shield value of the vehicle. If the Shield value is 7, the attack succeeds, and system damage is applied.
Shield, Vehicles
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