Each turn consists of the following five phases;

Each player rolls 1 d12 with the highest choosing to move first or second.

Each (unit / individual) is move alternatively on each side.

If you are playing a unit game then figures must be within 8 inches of the unit leader at all times. If they move out of this then all they can do next turn is move back into coherency.

If you are playing the game using individuals then there is no coherency and your figures may move as they wish.

If you are playing a unit game then each figure has 1 wound, whilst officers have 2 wounds. This cuts the need for mass record keeping and allows the game to flow.

If you are playing an individual game then all figures have 3 wounds each.

Foot move 5 inches

Calvary moves 10 inches

Foot may crawl at half normal move

Foot / Cavalry may run / charge, a unit or individual can only run / charge for to consecutive turns

Wounded foot may not run.

You cannot move and reload.

You cannot move and fire.

When running you must spend a turn readying your weapon (i.e. remain stationary for a turn).

If you end your move in base to base contact with terrain you can nominate that you will hide in / behind it. If so you may not fire or be fired at.

Figures may stand and fire when charged, however, the attacker must be more than half a charge move away and your weapon must be loaded.

All gunpowder weapons take one turn to reload.

Breechloaders and repeaters may fire every turn.

All weapon ranges are measured in inches from the centre of the firer to the centre of the target.

Roll a d12 and a hit is achieved on a 6+

On a to hit roll of a 1 your gun has misfired. Roll on the misfire table below;

Roll a d12 for each hit to establish its effect.

A rider who is thrown from its mount and survives may elect to remain on foot or spend one turn remounting.

All figures wounded are pinned for the next turn.

A weapon fired at close range gives +1 to your dice score on the above table.

When enemy figures enter base to base contact they are considered to be in hand to hand combat. To resolve this melee each player rolls a d12, applies any modifiers, and the highest wins.

If a figure is being attacked by multiple opponents it may only attack one opponent of its choice, however it still rolls to defend itself against the other attackers, if it wins then it simply blocks the blow.

Apply the relevant modifiers to your die roll;

Roll a d12 for morale in the following situations;

25% losses of unit

When wounded, one test per turn

When charged

When friendly model killed within 12" and line of sight

If you are using units the for each kill roll a d12, on a 12 the officer / standard is killed

Apply the following modifiers to your morale roll;

It is recommended that if you are going to use the following rules then you do so as follows;

In unit games only Officers should roll for skills and troop type in order to reduce record keeping.

In individual games all figures should roll for skills and troop type.

The following table allows you to establish your troop type and their fieled of fighting

expertise, whether it is combat or shooting. This should be noted as it effects all your action rolls in the game.

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