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Lancers and fortifications

Post by karakhanid »

Should a lancer count the lancer POA while attacking across a portable defence/ Field fortification?
Does the terrain count for the defender like open terrain in morale test?
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Re: Lancers and fortifications

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karakhanid wrote:Should a lancer count the lancer POA while attacking across a portable defence/ Field fortification?
Does the terrain count for the defender like open terrain in morale test?
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No. Fights across fortifications do not count as in open terrain.

So:

Lancers lose their Lancers POA.
Mounted lose their POA for fighting MF in the open.
Foot get a POA for defending fortifications.

If the foot nevertheless lose, however, they do get a -1 CT modifier on that test for losing when fighting lancers in the impact phase. (This for simplicity).
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Re: Lancers and fortifications

Post by nikgaukroger »

rbodleyscott wrote:
No. Fights across fortifications do not count as in open terrain.
And for those wondering where this is in the rules it is on page 135 in the glossary :shock:
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nikgaukroger wrote:
rbodleyscott wrote:
No. Fights across fortifications do not count as in open terrain.
And for those wondering where this is in the rules it is on page 135 in the glossary :shock:
In the definition of "open terrain". Not so bizarre - always worth reading the relevant glossary entry before applying POAs.
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Post by nikgaukroger »

Should have been included in the fortification rules though, even if also in the glossary - actual use has shown that lots of people have missed it.
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Post by shall »

probably a fair cop :wink:

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