Post by goragrad on Dec 16, 2017 7:03:29 GMT
Considering some of the discussions I have had in the past, I thought I'd get the following clarifications prior to showing up to a tournament wit a fort or BUA.
1. When an artillery element shoots from a BUA or fort it has a CV of 2. Under tactical factors the the rule is - "+4 If garrisoning a city or fort; and either in close combat or shot at."
So then in a distant combat with another missile unit is this applied to the result in the same as manner as with other tactical factors?
2. If the BUA or fort has curved edges how is the range for shooting determined? Is it based in that case on a radial line through the curve? 3 or 5 BW out and 1 BW to either side?
These seem reasonably clear, but just in case -
3. Fast foot defending a BUA or fort not recoiled (thus destroyed) by solid foot on ties?
4. Horde normally ignore most recoil results, however elements sacking or defending a city, fort, or camp are destroyed when scoring less than but more than half on a combat roll, correct?
1. When an artillery element shoots from a BUA or fort it has a CV of 2. Under tactical factors the the rule is - "+4 If garrisoning a city or fort; and either in close combat or shot at."
So then in a distant combat with another missile unit is this applied to the result in the same as manner as with other tactical factors?
2. If the BUA or fort has curved edges how is the range for shooting determined? Is it based in that case on a radial line through the curve? 3 or 5 BW out and 1 BW to either side?
These seem reasonably clear, but just in case -
3. Fast foot defending a BUA or fort not recoiled (thus destroyed) by solid foot on ties?
4. Horde normally ignore most recoil results, however elements sacking or defending a city, fort, or camp are destroyed when scoring less than but more than half on a combat roll, correct?
