Art De La Guerre

At the time it routed (when the final cohesion loss was applied) the unit was being attacked on its front edge (the camels had not yet disengaged).

Thus we ignore the rule that says, “If at the t ...

Dickstick

P.9 Routed

“When a unit has lost all its cohesion points, it is routed…..It is eliminated and removed from the battlefield at the end of the current Phase.”

So a unit routed i ...

P.9 makes it clear that a unit routed during the Movement phase is removed from the table at the end of that phase (last sentence). So the OP situation no longer exists once the game has moved to the ...

P.9 makes it clear that a unit routed during the Movement phase is removed from the table at the end of that phase (last sentence). So the OP situation no longer exists once the game has moved to the ...

Dickstick.

P.9 spells out that all units are always in one of three statuses:

Good order
Disordered
Routed

P.23 spells out the sequence of play in phases:

Movement
Shooting
Combat
R ...

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Thank you for your answer - is there a reference to the rule that covers this?

Andy

Impetuous units have an exemption from making an uncontrolled charge (p.46) if that would result in them ...

So are you saying the rout should be done immediately in the movement phase? Ie before the break off from melee?.

No, I’m pointing out that there is a distinction between when a unit status moves ...

Depends upon the meaning of "when Routed".
RAW p9, a unit is routed when it has lost all its cohesion points.

In Andy’s example, the rout “unit status” clearly occurs in the Moveme ...

There’s a time delay between:

1 Attaining the p9 unit status of “routed” in phase 1 Movement

2. Undertaking phase 4 Rout per p68.

What you do in phase 4 is determined by the situation t ...

At the time they were routed the medium swordsmen were also being attacked on their front.

So ignore the ‘only attacked on side or rear at time of rout turn to face’ rule as it doesn’t apply ...

Dear Psiloi you are overthinking this.

The rules make it clear that if a unit moves through two different terrain types, it’s Movement Allowance is that of the slower terrain.

So in the case o ...

Like a number of experienced players said on your FB post, it costs 2 CP (for the reason that Steve has explained very clearly).

Great turnout !

(Although I am sure I will not be the only one here to be a little disappointed that there is no “People’s Popular Front of Elgin” (etc etc) team in the list …!)

Depend ...

That’s for sending an order to move a group, not a unit. If you try to do something with a unit it of command range but part if a group not doing the action, then the unit is out of command range. D ...

P.26, left column, sentence 2. The definition of command range clearly allows for units OR groups (of units) to satisfy the requirement of being within command range.