CR 201

Question 1

What is the combat range of a model?

Answer 1

A model’s combat range extends 3” horizontally outwards from it in all directions and an infinite distance vertically.

Measured from the edge of its base, not the centre.

Question 2

What is the combat range of a unit?

Answer 2

A unit’s combat range extends 3” horizontally and any distance vertically from every model in that unit.

Question 3

When is a unit in combat with an enemy unit?

Answer 3

A unit is in combat with a visible enemy unit if any of its models are within the combat range of that enemy unit.

Question 4

What happens when a unit not in combat enters the combat range of a visible enemy unit?

Answer 4

It moves into combat.

Question 5

How does the combat range create a visual representation?

Answer 5

The combat range forms a sort of ‘cloud’ around the unit.

Question 6

Can a unit be in combat if not all models are within the enemy’s combat range?

Answer 6

Yes, even if one model is not within the enemy’s combat range, the unit can still be in combat.

Question 7

What is required for units from opposing armies to be in combat?

Answer 7

Units must be within each other’s combat range and visible to each other.

Question 8

What is the horizontal distance of a unit’s combat range?

Answer 8

3” horizontally from every model in that unit.