A beginners sized game will use 120 points of models C3 dice

per side and would be played on a 3’ x 3’ board.
Larger advanced games of 200+ points should be
played on a 6’x3’ board. The amount of terrain
placed on the table will vary depending on what
scenario or game size you are playing.
It is important that your unit stat listings are written
from top to bottom with the unit with the lowest
Strategy Rating number first, followed by the next
highest and so on until the last entry on the force list
will be the unit with the highest Strategy Rating.
Once the board, terrain and force roster are ready, it
is time to deploy your units. Unless otherwise
stated, units will deploy in Strategy Rating order
from lowest to highest. Once each player’s units are
deployed, it is time to start the game.
C3 dice are the strongest dice in the game. They
have no blank values so using them will always give
you a score of at least 1.
A3 dice
A3 dice are reasonably strong dice. They are almost
like C3 dice except they have 1 blank side. This
means they have a 1 in 6 chance of scoring zero.
S3 dice
S3 are the weakest dice in the game. They only
have a top value of 2 and also have 2 blank sides.

Roll for Priority 1

2
At the start of each turn, each player rolls a D6 in
order to determine who will take priority that turn for 3
any Strategy Rating tiebreaks. The highest roll for
4
that turn will get priority to go first for any situations
in which units on both sides have the same Strategy 5
Rating.

Once priority is determined the unit with the lowest 6

Strategy Rating will begin its first activation.

7 8 9 10 11 12
The game uses custom dice and counters to resolve
game actions. When resolving all kinds of attacks,
simply add up the number of dots on each of the
dice. If the dice is a blank, it means that attack has
missed. 13

Understanding the Unit Stats

1. Unit Name
2. Points cost to field this unit in your force
3. Unit type
4. Distance in inches the unit may make a
ranged attack
5. Amongst of heroic tokens the unit has
6. Heroic Abilities this unit may use
The dice types are listed below – 7. Strategy Rating
8. Movement in inches
Purple dice – Abbreviation A3 – See details 9. Amount and type of dice this unit uses for
Red dice – Abbreviation S3 - See details Ranged Attacks
Black dice – Abbreviation C3 - See details 10. Amount and type of dice this unit uses for
D6 (six-sided dice with values 1 to 6) – Used for Close Attacks
randomizing damage, selecting scenarios, or 11. Amount and type of shield dice this uses for
determining tie breaker Strategy Ratings defense
D10 (ten-sided dice with values 1 to 10) – Used for 12. Amount of damage the unit may take before
damage tracking its destroyed
Heroic Token – Green counter with medal picture 13. Unique special rules for the unit
Flying Token – Green counter with jet picture

Units activate in ascending strategy rating order.
This means the lower the Strategy Rating listed on
the Unit’s profile, the sooner it will activate in the
turn. It does not matter what side the units are on.
For example, player 1 may activate a Unit, but then
player 2 activates 3 of their Unit’s before player 1
has another Unit in the ascending order.
Unless otherwise stated, there are a maximum of 6
turns in a game. Each game turn is made up of 3
phases. These are –
Start of turn
Activation phase
End of Turn
Once each unit on the table has had its activation
phase, then 1 game turn has been completed. This
process is then repeated for the second game turn.
The start of turn phase allows for the reset of each
turn. In this phase the dice is rolled to determine
priority as well as any start of turn specific special
rules requirement. Note: Whenever multiple units
have start of turn requirements these are always
done in Strategy Rating order.
Each unit has 2 activations that may be used in any
order or quantity. For example, a unit may choose
to move twice or not move and instead use ranged
attack twice. Or perhaps ranged attack then a move.
Players may choose from the following activations
and these activations may be used in any order –
Move, Ranged Attack, Close Attack, Heroic Action,
Take Cover.
Each unit has a movement stat in inches. Measuring
from the front of the unit’s base, the move must be
completed with the final position of the units base
being fully inside the maximum movement distance
permitted for the activation as shown below in the
example below.
In the case of sections, squads or platoons, all
distances are measured from the centre model in the
front rank of
the unit’s
formation. A
unit may not
move through
intervening
units
(including
sections or
squads),or
impassable
terrain, unless
otherwise
stated.
At the
beginning of a
unit’s first
activation, if it
cant see the
target unit, it
may not move
into base-to-
base contact
with that target unit at all that turn, unless otherwise
stated.
Ranged attacks is a broad term used for all kinds of
attacks made at a distance. The maximum range of
each model’s range is listed on the unit’s stat listing.
Players may not target units in base-to-base contact
with enemy units with ranged attacks. Units in base-
to-base contact with an enemy unit may not use
ranged attacks at all.
Out of Ammo!
When using a ranged attack. If 2 or more values of
“3” are rolled on any attack dice, resolve the attack
as normal, but the unit may not use another ranged
attack activation again that turn.
Short Range, Long Range, and Artillery
If the distance between the base of the unit using
the ranged attack and the base of the target unit is
10” or less, it is a “short” ranged attack. If the
target is over 10” it is a “long” ranged attack.
Short ranged attacks use the ranged attacks stat as
listed on the stat card of the unit activating.
Long ranged attacks must –
- Subtract a 1 from the number of dice listed
on the unit’s RA stat.
- Cannot use Full Auto Heroic Ability
Note: A dice is subtracted even for sections or
squads that are already below their starting ranged
attack value from loss of models/hit points.
If a unit is designated as Artillery, it’s ranged
attacks -
- Cannot be used at short range
- Ignore all long-range penalties
- Can only make 1 ranged attack activation per
turn.
Ranged Attack steps:
- Declare target and determine range (within
maximum range or whether short or long
ranged)
- Select the dice required – Attacker selects
dice as shown on the unit’s RA value
(removing 1 dice if at long range). Defender
selects number dice as shown on the unit’s
SH value (adding any extra dice for Take
Cover, Soft Terrain or Hard Terrain if any of
those options are available)
- Starting with the attacker, both players
declare if using Full Auto or Courage Heroic
Abilities respectively (if those options are
available)
 - Attacker rolls dice and calculates the number - Mark down the amount of damage taken on
of hits the target unit (if any)
- Defender rolls dice and calculates number of - If damage taken is equal to or exceeding the
deflected shots remaining hit points on the unit, then the
- Subtract the number of deflected shots from unit is destroyed.
the number of hits to determine the amount
of damage.
- Subtract the number of deflected blows from
the number of hits to determine the amount
of damage
- Mark down the amount of damage taken on
the target unit (if any)
Blast weapons add 1C3 dice to the total RA value Melee
when targeting vehicles, platoons, divisions or For each unit in base-to-base combat with a single
models on a 60mm base size or larger. In addition, enemy model, add an extra Attack dice as a
units hit by a Blast weapon have the following supporting attack.
effects - If more units join the combat to help the defender, a
supporting attack dice is lost for each enemy model
Blasted Infantry that joins the same melee.
There are no additional effects when targeting Should the opposing units become even, the combat
Infantry units (Including Bikes) with a Blast weapon. is separated out to become one unit vs one unit
wherever possible and as soon as possible. With the
Blasted Vehicles and Models on a 60mm Base or new attacker taking on the supporting model and
Larger both moving 1” away from the original melee to
If vehicles or models on a base of 60mm or larger make a melee of their own.
take any damage from an attack with Blast, assess Should more than 2 attackers be attacking a single
the damage caused after shields and consult the model and an additional defender joins the melee,
chart below for potential additional effects on top of only a single attacker is paired off against the new
the damage taken. attacker. The player that is outnumbered chooses
which units to pair off.
Blast Damage Chart Units in melees that are uneven and not separated
Damage Effect out like this may choose to attack any model they
1-3 No additional effect are in base-to-base contact with as long as each
4 Minor Damage – The unit removes 1 single activation is directed towards a single enemy
attack dice from all ranged attacks it unit.
makes until all damage is repaired
5 Leaking Fluids – The unit’s movement is See examples
halved until all damage is repaired below.
6 Major Damage – The unit may not move Example: Hardhat
at all and removes 1 attack dice from all is attacking Sargon.
ranged attacks it makes until all Hardhat has 2A3
damage is repaired dice.
Because Major
Note: If duplicate or additional effects are caused, Payne also moves
always stay with or apply the highest effect only. into base to base
with Sargon,
Hardhat receives a
supporting 1S3 dice.
A Close Attack can be performed when in base-to- In total Hardhat
base contact with an enemy unit. rolls 2A3 and 1S3
1 extra S3 dice is added for every friendly unit also dice to attack
in base-to-base contact with the same enemy unit. Sargon.
(*see Melee) Next turn, Baron
Nautilus moves into
Close Attack steps: base contact with
- Select dice required – Attacker selects Major Payne. This
number of dice listed on the CA stat of the means that Major
unit. (Adding any C3 dice if applicable). Payne and Baron
- Defender number of dice as shown on its SH Nautilus are paired
value off together 1” from
- Starting with the attacker, both players Hardhat and Sargon
declare if using the Combat Skills or Courage creating a new 1 on
Heroic Actions (if options are available) 1 melee so no
- Attacker rolls all dice and calculates number supporting dice are
of hits added to either
- Defender rolls dice and calculates number of melee.
deflected blows
- Determine if any counter attack result applies Disengaging from a Close Attack
and apply the results If an attacking unit successfully damages the
defending unit and the defending unit is not removed
from play; the attacking unit can elect to disengage
from the close attack. This is done by moving the
attacking unit 1” away from the defending unit.
Once disengaged, both units may perform any
remaining activations as normal and be targeted by
ranged attacks.
A unit cannot disengage if it’s in base-to-base
contact with other enemy units it hasn’t damaged
that turn. A unit may not disengage into a new
melee or into base-to-base with an enemy unit. If
blocked in any way by terrain or other units the unit
cannot disengage.
Not Attacking
If an attacker moves into base-to-base contact and
does not make a subsequent close attack, then the
defender counts as if a 5+ difference on the counter
attack chart had occurred.
Counter Attack
When resolving close attacks note the difference
between the attack dice and the shield dice. If the
shield dice value outnumbers the attack dice value
consult the chart below –
Counter Attack!
Shield Value Effects
Vs Attack
Value
0-1 No Effect
2-4 Defender receives a Heroic Token
5+ Defender receives a Heroic Token
and gets an additional 1S3 dice in
its next activation phase if it is in a
close attack.
If a unit has not used a ranged attack or a close
attack that turn, it may choose to Take Cover
instead. Once declared, place a counter beside the
unit to indicate that it has taken cover. It is not
possible to take cover in open ground. If the unit is
already in soft cover, it will swap it’s 1S3 dice bonus
for soft cover, to 1C3 dice instead. If the unit is in
hard cover, it will add another 1S3 dice to its terrain
cover bonus.
During the End of Turn phase if any objectives are
held the victory points are calculated and the game
turn noted. Any destroyed units are removed from
the force roster if possible. The game then moves
back to the Start of Turn phase.
Models are split into several categories. These are
referred to in this rulebook accumulatively as Units.
Units are further categorised into a type, such as
vehicles, infantry, etc. Infantry is further broken
down into individuals, sections, squads, platoons or
divisions. The unit category is shown clearly on each
stat listing.
Infantry – Infantry is the broad term that refers to
all models on a 32mm-50mm base. Within the
category are Individuals, Sections, Squads, Platoons
and Divisions. Note: This will also include models on
Bikes* (*See Bikes).
Individuals – Individuals can be split into 2 main
categories. These are heroes and heavies. Heroes
have access to heroic tokens (*see Heroic Tokens).
Heavies are individual models that carry a
particularly powerful weapon.
Sections, Squads, Platoons and Divisions - Many
of these units are not unique and may be taken
multiple times and even duplicated. A typical force
can consist of several of these units.
Formations
A section consists of 3 models. A squad consists of 5
models, a platoon consists of 6-9 models and a
division is 10-25 models. When on the table,
sections, squads and platoons activate as a single
unit with their bases in a zigzag formation 1” apart
(see picture). The front rank must always be 3
models wide. So for a platoon, the formation would
be from front to back 3, 2, 3, 2 as shown below.
Models in a section, squad or platoon must remain
within 1” of each other at all times. If for any reason
it loses this 1 “ coherency, it will lose a dice from any
shield rolls while it remains out of coherency.
Distances determining range are measured to and
from the closest model in the section or squad. All
movement is measured from the model in the centre
of the front rank.
If the unit is engaged in close attack, then all models
in it are locked in close attack regardless of whether
all the models are in base-to-base contact with the
enemy.
A division has a larger and tighter formation. In a
division there are no spaces permitted at all between
models in the unit. Whilst at a unit size of 10 models
or more, the Division must maintain a formation of
ranks of 5 across the front of the unit. A full 5 model
rank must be filled before subsequent ranks are
started so as only a single rank will be less than 5
models at any one time. The back rank, if less than
5 models is centred.

Once a division falls below 10 models it will assume a
section, squad or platoon 1” formation and follow the
rules from those formations.
Once a section or squad suffers damage its
effectiveness is reduced. Remove models as the
section or squad suffers damage. To determine how
much damage a single model has in each squad,
simply divide the total damage points on the stat
card with the number of models.
For example: An Atlantican Warrior squad has 10
damage points and 5 models. Therefore, each model
has 2 damage points.
Carried over damage points go on the next model
until it’s removed.
You may not distribute damage across the section or
squad.
For example, a section of Atlantican Specialists has 2
hit points for each model in the section for a total of
6 hit points. If the Atlantican Specialists take 5
damage, there will be a single Atlantican Specialist
on 1 hit point remaining on the battlefield. Mark
remaining total hit points with a damage counter
dice.
Each model in a section or squad has a single ranged
attack and a single close attack dice. So, a squad of
5 will have 5 attack dice. Once a model is removed
from the squad it will have 4 attack dice and 4 close
attack dice and so on.
If a section or squad is attacked, the player
controlling the section or squad will choose which
models in the squad or section to remove as
casualties.
Platoons and Divisions
Platoons and Divisions follow all the rules for sections
and squads except that their attacks are capped at
the squad level. For example a platoon of 10 models
will have 20 hit points but only receive 5 attacks.
Divisions can also only move up to the units
movement value in a forward direction. All other
movement is made at half the unit’s movement
distance.
Sections, Squads, Platoons and Divisions Close
Attacking single models with base size of under
75mm, sections, squads, platoons.
Only 3 models per unit are permitted in a close
attack at one time against a single model.
For example a squad of 5 models will have a front
row of 3 models. When this squad moves into base-
to-base contact with a single hero model, the unit
will receive it’s 3 dice for close attack. Furthermore
a single S3 dice is added for each “rank” of 3 or more
models after the front rank, unless otherwise stated.
So a platoon of 10 models will get 1 extra S3 dice for
a total of 3 close attack dice and 1S3 dice. Note:
Should a second squad move into base-to-base
contact with the enemy unit, only a single supporting
extra dice will be added to the close attack dice of
the first squad and visa-versa* (*See Melee).
Divisions Close Attacking other sections,
squads, Platoons, Divisions or large models on
an 75mm base or larger.
Against sections, squads, platoons and models on a
75mm base or larger, a division will use its full CA
dice value and add 1 extra S3 dice for each rank of 3
or more models behind the first, unless otherwise
stated.
Bikes
Bikes are just treated like Infantry* with an
unusually high movement value (*See Infantry)
Bikes may swap one dice for a C3 dice when making
shield rolls.
Vehicles
Vehicles units are not unique but are limited to a
maximum of 1 vehicle per 50 points in your force.
Vehicles and Close Attacks
Units must always disengage automatically from a
vehicle immediately after making a close attack
regardless of whether any damage was caused*
(*See Disengaging). Vehicles are unable to be
locked in base-to-base contact with an enemy unit.
This means that after a close attack is made against
a vehicle, the vehicle may move as normal during its
activation.
Vehicles do not fight in close attack, unless they
have a CA value, but may make a Ram Heroic
Action* (*See Heroic Actions)
Transport
Some vehicles can transport other models. The
capacity and the type of models that a vehicle can
transport will be listed on its stat listing. The stat
listing will also show the location of the entry/exit
point of the transport.
Units are unable to use a ranged attack if they are
being transported.
Embark and Disembark
If the vehicle moves only a single movement per
turn, units may embark or disembark from the
vehicle. Units may enter a transport by moving into
base-to-base contact with the vehicle’s entry/exit
point location. Remove the unit from the table and
place a counter on the vehicle model to show what is
being transported. Units may leave a transport at
the start of their activation by returning the
transported models to the table in base-to-base
contact with the entry/exit point and then activating
normally.
Should the entry/exit point be blocked by terrain or
enemy units, then the transported units cannot
disembark. Units may start the game being
transported.
Transport Vehicle destroyed - If a transport is
destroyed with transported units inside, then each
unit inside will take a damage point for every
damage not saved by the vehicle. For example, if
the player attacking the vehicle rolls 8 attacks and
the vehicle rolled 5 shields and the resulting damage
destroyed the vehicle, then the transported models
would take 3 damage per unit in the vehicle. This
damage cannot be shielded by any means. If more
than one unit is being transported, then each unit
takes the damage amount. So in the above
example, each unit would take 3 damage each.
Large Models
Large models on a 60mm to 90mm base receive 1
extra C3 dice added to their dice when making a
close attack.
Extra-large models
Extra-large models on a 100mm base or larger
receive 2 extra C3 dice added to their dice when
making a close attack.
Flyers
If a unit has the Air Attack Heroic Action listed on its
stat listing, it is considered a flying model. Flying
units must declare at the start of the turn if they are
grounded or flying. Failure to declare means that the
unit is by default on the ground unless otherwise
stated elsewhere.
Grounded or Flying
Place a jet token on the model’s base or stat card to
show it is flying. If grounded, the unit behaves as
normal.
If flying –
- The model may not be engaged in close
attack by any means and no enemy models
may move into base contact with the flying
model.
- It will suffer no movement penalties for
difficult terrain and may “fly” over
impassable terrain if it has enough
movement distance to do so. A flying model
may not be grounded on impassable terrain,
if for any reason it is, the unit is destroyed.
- If attacked by a ranged attack while flying,
the unit will take +1 damage in addition to
any ranged attack damage it takes.
Some units generate heroic tokens at the start of
each turn, the number generated is shown on the
stat listing for the unit. In certain circumstances
heroic tokens can also be earned throughout the
game. All unused heroic tokens are removed from
all units at the end of each turn.
Any units within 8” of a hero, or the hero
themselves, may spend the hero’s heroic tokens to
perform any heroic action that is available to them.
All other heroic tokens are confined to the units that
generate them.
Additional heroic tokens can be earned in the
following ways –
Add a single heroic token at the start of each turn if
the unit has lost over 50% or more of its starting
damage points.
If the unit meets the requirements on the counter
attack chart.
Achieve the objective in specific scenarios.
Air Attack - Used at the start of the unit’s
activation. This costs 1 activation and 2 heroic
tokens to perform. Once activated, the unit may
triple its movement value and may fly over
intervening terrain or models. It may not finish its
move on impassable terrain. It may use this move
to land in base-to-base contact with enemy units. If
it does so, and chooses to fight a close attack for its
second activation, it will forfeit any C3 dice it may
have received for the close attack that turn and may
not use the combat skills heroic action.
Charge – Used at the start of the unit’s activation.
This heroic action costs 2 activations and 1 heroic
token to perform. The unit adds 4” to its movement
characteristic. If this movement takes the unit into
base-to-base contact with an enemy the model will
immediately make a close attack and add 1C3 dice to
its attack roll. Note: you may not charge units in the
turn that the charging unit could not see at the
beginning of its first activation* (* See Line of Sight)
Combat skills - Before attacks and shields dice are
rolled for any close attacks, the unit may use a
heroic token to add an additional A3 dice to its total.
Only a single A3 dice may be added per activation.
Note: sections, squads, platoons and divisions still
only receive a single additional A3 dice regardless of
how many models in the unit.
Courage – Before attacks and shields dice are rolled
for any ranged attacks or close attacks, the unit may
choose to use 1 heroic token to add 1S3 dice to its
shield dice roll. Note: sections, squads, platoons and
divisions still only receive a single additional S3 dice
regardless of how many models in the unit.
Full Auto – Before attacks and shields dice are rolled
for any short-ranged attacks, the unit may use a
heroic token to swap one attack dice to a C3 dice.
Only a single attack dice may be swapped per
activation. Note: Sections, squads, platoons and
divisions still only may swap a single dice regardless
of how many models in the unit.
Medic – Used at the start of the unit’s activation.
This heroic action costs 1 activation and 1 heroic
token to perform. The unit may heal 1S3 dice worth
of damage to any hero, section, squad, platoon or
division within 3”.
Mind – Used at the start of the unit’s activation.
This heroic action costs 1 activation and 2 heroic
tokens to perform. The unit may reduce an enemy
units strategy rating by up to 3 points. The range for
this heroic action is 10”. Note: This may mean that
the target unit is out of strategy rating order, in
which case the targeted unit would miss that turn
entirely!
If the unit that performed Mind is destroyed, then
any units under the effects of Mind will immediately
return to their original strategy rating order. This
may mean that the unit can still activate if they are
still within strategy rating order.
Resisting Mind! – Units may attempt to resist the
effects of Mind. Resisting Mind requires 2 heroic
tokens to perform. Pay the tokens and roll a D10
over the affected unit’s strategy rating order to
successfully resist the effects of Mind.
Ram – Used at the start of the unit’s activation. This
heroic action costs 2 activations and 1 heroic token
to perform. Measure the total distance of its move in
a straight line directly from the ramming unit to the
target point. If this movement takes the ramming
unit into base-to-base contact with an enemy unit
(the first enemy unit that is touched), the ramming
model stops in base-to-base contact and immediately
rolls 3C3 dice for attacks. The target unit may roll
shields as normal. Next turn the ramming unit may
move or ram again as normal. The units are not
locked in base-to-base contact. If the ramming unit
impacts terrain the ramming unit simply stops. Note:
you may not ram units in the turn that the ramming
unit could not see at the beginning of its first
activation* (* See Line of Sight)
Avoiding a Ram! - Units may attempt to avoid a Ram
by rolling a D10 dice equal to or above the targeted
unit’s strategy rating. If successfully avoided, move
the ramming unit the full movement and slide the
target unit slightly to one side to avoid the ramming
units’ path. If there is no room for the target unit to
avoid the ram, then it is rammed regardless of
whether the avoidance roll was successful or not.
Repair – Used at the start of the Units activation.
This heroic action costs 1 activation and 1 heroic
token to perform. The unit may repair 1C3 dice
worth of damage to any Vehicle or model on a 60mm
base or larger within 2”. Note: Units being
transported may not use Repair while inside the
Vehicle.
Tactician – This heroic action is declared at the start
of this unit’s activation. This heroic ability costs 1
heroic token and 1 activation to add or remove up to
3 from a friendly unit’s strategy rating for that turn.
Once the heroic token is paid, note the new strategy
rating order of the affected unit for that turn only.
Terrain - In games like Rise of Democracy it is
common practice to agree with your opponent how
terrain will impact the game before starting the
game. There are so many terrain scenarios possible
that it’s impossible to have rules for every single
instance. Below are some guidelines for using
terrain in Rise of the Democracy.
Terrain and Movement
There are 3 classifications of terrain in relation to
movement.
These are -
Open ground – Regular unimpeded movement
Impassable terrain - Cannot be moved over or on to,
unless otherwise stated.
Difficult terrain – Shallow water, heavy rubble, etc.
Movement in difficult terrain incurs a -2” movement
penalty.
Note: No models can access multiple levels unless
via a stairway or ladder. In these cases, the
stairways and ladders count as Difficult terrain. If
the unit is unable to be placed on a stairway or
ladder then the unit must complete the full vertical
climb distance in a single turn subtracting the
penalty for Difficult terrain from its movement.
Terrain and Targeting
There are 2 classifications of terrain for targeting
purposes.
These are –
Footprint - For terrain that does have a foot print,
such as an open topped ruined building, or a small
tree cluster, the Unit is automatically determined to
be in cover if over 50% of the Unit or more is within
the footprint of the terrain.
The Rangers are within the terrain footprint and are
therefore automatically determined to be within soft
cover regardless as to whether the COILS Skull
Guard have full Line of Sight or not
Obstacles - For terrain pieces that have no
footprint, it is still possible for a cover bonus to be
conferred. In order to receive a cover bonus the Unit
must have the majority of its mass obscured behind
the terrain. In the case of Sections or Squads this
would be the majority of the Unit. In the case of
 Interactive Terrain Chart
Heroes, Heavies or Bots mass would refer to the Terrain Range Rules Unit
model’s torso. And in regard to vehicles mass would Piece Required
refer to the hull or chassis of the vehicle. The Bin, Mail 6” RA Infantry
obscured determination should be determined from Box, Chair, Activation - Individuals
the eye level of the Unit making the ranged attack. Barrel. 2 automatic
damage to
If a unit moves into base-to-base contact with a unit the target
behind an obstacle and then uses a close attack no shields
activation. The target unit will receive a cover bonus allowed.
to its shields as determined by soft or hard cover. Once
thrown the
item is
removed
from the
game.
Weapon – CA Only Add +1 to Infantry
EG. Lead the total Individuals
Pipe, damage
Chain, caused in a
Knife, Pool close
Cue. attack.
Weapon – CA Only Add +1 to Infantry
EG. Sword, the total Individuals
Spear damage
caused in a
Because the Democracy troops have their torso’s close attack
obscured, they will receive a cover bonus against the and allow
Atlantican’s ranged attacks the player
to reroll 1
Terrain and Cover Bonuses A3 dice.
There are 2 classifications of terrain in relation to Weapon – 10” Reroll 1 A3 Infantry
cover bonuses for ranged attacks. EG. dice when Individuals
These are - Throwing making a
Stars, ranged
Soft terrain – Soft terrain is any terrain that is not Throwing attack
completely solid. For example, another infantry Knife, Gun
model, bushes, or low barrels. Being in soft terrain Fuel Can 6” RA
adds 1S3 dice for any shield rolls against a ranged Activation -
attack. D10
damage
Hard terrain – Hard terrain is everything solid such with shields
as vehicles, bots, walls, rocks, rumble or buildings. permitted
Being in hard terrain adds 1C3 to the Unit for any Motorbike N/A Add +6” to Infantry
shields rolls against ranged attacks. the models Individuals
movement
Note: It is important to determine the cover bonus of and swap 1
each terrain piece at the start of the game. S3 for 1 C3
for shields
Ridden N/A Add +4” to Infantry
Interactive Terrain Beast the models Individuals
movement
Some terrain can be thrown or carried as a weapon. and add
Only weapons may be carried with the unit. To 1A3 to
interact with terrain simply move to within 1” of the close
item and declare what is being done. For example, a attacks stat
player moves a hero unit to within 1” of a bin and Battering CA Only Add 1 C3 to Squads,
declares the hero will be throwing the bin at an Ram any close Platoons,
enemy unit 6” away. attacks Divisions
against
See the table for interactive terrain and it’s affects. buildings
Written by:
Anthony Mallett
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in this rule book are from the author’s imagination and are
inspired by multiple sources. Any reference to actual names,
characters, models and stories not the property of Traders Galaxy
is purely coincidental.
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