ORDERS AND MISFIRE
Orders
Before the start of each round,
players roll off. The winning player
then gives an Engage or Wait order
to each of their units which aren’t
fleeing. The player picks each order
for each unit in secret then places
either an ‘Engage; X’ token (X being
the action the player picked between
Hold, Advance, Rush or Charge)
or a ‘Wait’ token face down next to
the unit. The other player then goes
through the exact same sequence for
their own army. Finally, both players
reveal their orders simultaneously by
flipping their order tokens face up.
Engage
A unit with an engage order must
activate before every unit (friend or
foe) with a wait order. Such a unit
cannot take any other action than
the one it is ordered to take during
this activation, and must take that
action. If it cannot take the action it
is ordered to take, then it must Hold,
but cannot shoot.
Wait
A unit with a wait order may only be
activated after all units (friend or foe)
with an engage order have been ac-
tivated first, but can take any action
when it does activate.
Fleeing Units and Orders
Units which are fleeing cannot be gi-
ven any orders. When the time comes
to activate one of your units, if you
have any fleeing units which haven’t
been activated yet this round, then
roll a D6. On a roll of 1, you must ac-
tivate one of your fleeing units. Pick
which fleeing unit randomly.
Misfire
After picking the target of an ar-
tillery unit’s shooting attack but
before resolving it, roll 2D6. If you
roll a double 1 or double 6, then the
artillery unit suffers a misfire; roll a
D6 on the table below and resolve the
effect of the result you obtain aswell
as the effects of every previous result
on the table, doing so in increasing
order (for example, if you roll a 5,
you would resolve the effects of ‘Oh
oh...’, then ‘Jammed’ and finally
‘Damaged’). After these effects are
resolved the artillery unit’s activation
immediately ends.
• 1 or 2 - Oh oh...
• 3 or 4 - Jammed
• 5 - Damaged
• 6 - Catastrophic Damage
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1 or 2 - Oh oh...
Randomly pick another target unit
within 6’’ of the initial target and
within range and line of sight of the
artillery unit. This can be a friendly
unit. Shoot at that unit instead of
the initial target. If there are no such
units, then the artillery unit does not
shoot.
3 or 4 - Jammed
The artillery unit becomes jammed
(place a ‘Jammed’ token next to it).
An artillery unit which is jammed
can’t shoot or move. At the start of
each of its activations, roll a D6. On
a 4+ it ceases to be jammed and may
act as normal (remove the ‘Jammed’
token).
5 - Damaged
The artillery unit suffers 1 wound.
6 - Catastrophic Damage
When resolving the effects of ‘Da-
maged’, the artillery unit suffers D3
wounds instead of 1.

Miscast
When you roll a natural 1 or natural
6 when casting, immediately roll ano-
ther D6. If you roll a double (another
result of 1 or 6 respectively) then
the spell has been miscast. If a caster
suffers a miscast, after the effects of
the spell have been resolved, roll a
D6 on the table below and resolve the
effects of the result you obtain, then
the caster’s activation immediately
ends.
• 1 - Power Drain
• 2 - Amnesia
• 3 - Magical Feedback
• 4 - Detonation
• 5 - Calamitous Detonation
• 6 - AAAAAAAAARRGHH !!!
Warped Abomination
• Qua 4+ Def 4+
• Fear (1), Strider, Tough (6)
• Mutated Limbs (A6, AP(1))
• Mindless: Always automa-
tically passes morale tests.
MISCAST
1 - Power Drain
Discard D3 spell tokens the caster
had accumulated.
2 - Amnesia
The caster won’t be able to attempt
to cast this spell for the remainder of
the battle.
3 - Magical Feedback
The caster and every other caster
within 3D6’’ of it immediately suffer
1 wound.
4 - Detonation
The caster suffers D3 wounds. If the
caster is removed from play because
of this, every unit within 2D3’’ suf-
fers D3 AP1 hits (roll seperately for
each unit).
5 - Calamitous Detonation
The caster suffers D6 wounds. If the
caster is removed from play because
of this, every unit within 2D3+2’’
suffers D6 AP2 hits (roll seperately
for each unit).
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6 - AAAAAARRGHH !!!
• The caster is removed
from play and replaced by a
Warped Abomination model
with D6-1 wounds already
allocated to it.
• Players roll off and the
winner immediately activates
and controls it.
• It will always attempt to
rush towards or charge at
and fight the closest unit in
line of sight and will always
fight back in melee.
• In each round, as long as
the Warped Abomination
hasn’t been activated yet,
each time a player’s turn to
activate a unit comes, that
player rolls a D6, and on a
roll of 1 they must immedia-
tely activate it and control it
for this round.
• If there are multiple such
yet unactivated this round
neutral Warped Abomi-
nations on the battlefield,
then when it comes time to
activate one, pick which one
randomly.
• If all units have been
activated in a round except
for the Warped Abomination,
then players roll off and the
winner activates it.
• When a player activates
the Warped Abomination, it
does not count as one of their
own activations for their
units.
 MORALE AND FLEEING
Morale Tests
Instead of applying the normal
effects for when a unit fails a mo-
rale test, apply the following effects,
whether the unit takes the morale
test due to shooting or in melee.
After a unit fails a morale test, the
unit is not shaken. Instead, the unit
will flee. Place a ‘Fleeing’ token next
to the unit if it wasn’t already fleeing.
A unit which fails a morale test due
to a losing melee combat and while it
has lost half or more of its models or
sustained a number of wounds equal
to half its Tough value does not rout
but flees instead.
Rally Tests
At the start of its activation, a unit
which is fleeing must take a rally test
before making its flee move. A rally
test is a quality test, but all modifiers
and rules which affect morale tests
also apply to it;
• If the test fails, the unit will conti-
nue fleeing (proceed with its flee
move).
• If the test is passed, the unit
succesfully rallies and ceases to flee
(remove its ‘Fleeing’ token).
• A unit which succesfully rallies can
only make a Hold action and cannot
shoot during this activation.
Flee
When a unit flees due to a failed
morale test or rally test, it must
immediately make a flee move;
• The unit must move by a full
2D6’’. Regardless of the result
of the roll, the unit must move
at least its Advance rate and no
more than its Rush rate.
• If playing Regiments, the
fleeing unit must make a free
wheel up to 180° at the start of
its flee move to face the opposite
direction of the enemy unit which
triggered the failed morale test
(or of the closest visible enemy
unit in the case of a failed rally
test).
• The unit must move in the op-
posite direction of the enemy unit
which triggered the failed morale
test (or of the closest enemy unit
in the case of a failed rally test).
• The unit will move around im-
passable terrain by the minimum
ammount required to do so but
will not move around difficult or
dangerous terrain.
• The unit will move through
other units, friend or foe, as if it
had the ‘Flying’ special rule. It
will treat enemy units as dange-
rous terrain, and after it moves
through a friendly unit, that unit
will have to take a morale test.
• If a unit is forced to end its flee
move through other units or within
1’’ of them, continue moving it
further by the minimum ammount
required so that it ends its move in
a legal way.
• If a unit’s flee move brings it
into contact with the battlefield
edge, then the entire unit flees
off the battlefield and is removed
from play !
• A fleeing unit always counts as
being fatigued and may not take
any action during its activation
appart from its fleeing move.
Fleeing units cannot contest or
control objectives.
• A unit can only make one single
flee move in the same round. If a
unit is called upon to make another
it simply does not move.