Łukasz Folmer
Poland
Oleśnica
-
Lets say, we have:
1 x B2 4CV Spartan block
vs
2 x C2 4CV Athenian blocks
Spartan fires first, resulting 2,3 and 6 (1 hit and 1 rout).
What will happen now?
One of the Athenian blocks (this one, which get a shot) routs? Or any of them?
Second example:
1 x B2 4CV Spartan block
vs
3 x C2 3CV Athenian block
Spartan fires first, resulting 5, 5 and 6 (3 routs).
What happens now?
All Athenian blocks routs? Or just one of them?
I just don't get it 
yours,
-
Sam Carroll
United States
Champaign
Illinois
Soli Deo Gloria!
-
In your first example, there was one hit. This is applied to the strongest unit. They're both 4 CV, so pick one and reduce it by one step. Then resolve the rout: "After applying hits, apply each Rout to the currently weakest enemy unit in the battle." (6.33, emphasis mine.) This means the unit that got hit will now rout; the other one gets to attack.
In your second example, three routs means all Athenian blocks are routed. This results in a Panic, but since all Spartan units have already attacked, there are no more losses. However, the Spartans gain 2 prestige.
-
Łukasz Folmer
Poland
Oleśnica
-
Thak you!
So, routing an opposing army is much more probable, than destroying it... sounds great  .
yours,
farm
-
|
|
Posted Sun Nov 27, 2011 12:25 pm
