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Each character can move once and up to 60cm, or 100cm if flying. Characters can always move at full pace and, unless mounted on a monstrous mount or riding a chariot, always treat terrain as if they were infantry. No Command test is required for a character to move. Any failed Order rolls made in the Command phase do not affect [.edit]#a character’s# ability to move.
Each character can move once and up to 60cm, or 100cm if flying. Characters can always move at full pace and, unless mounted on a monstrous mount or riding a chariot, always treat terrain as if they were infantry. No Command test is required for a character to move. Any failed Order rolls made in the Command phase do not affect [.edit]#a character’s# ability to move.
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Once a unit has moved, the character can give it a further order to move again or he can attempt to give an order to a different unit. However, he is not permitted to go back to a previously moved unit once he has moved another unit. Nor is a different character permitted to give a unit an order if that unit has already been given an order that turn, even if the order was failed. This is an important rule so it is worth remembering right from the start. If you want to move a unit several times, the character must finish ordering it to move completely before he can try to issue an order to a different unit. Note that a unit can be given up to a maximum of *three* orders in succession. A unit failing to receive a *further* order *cannot* move [.edit]#any further in this phase#.
Once a unit has moved, the character can give it a further order to move again or he can attempt to give an order to a different unit. However, he is not permitted to go back to a previously moved unit once he has moved another unit. Nor is a different character permitted to give a unit an order if that unit has already been given an order that turn, even if the order was failed. This is an important rule so it is worth remembering right from the start. If you want to move a unit several times, the character must finish ordering it to move completely before he can try to issue an order to a different unit. Note that a unit can be given up to a maximum of *three* orders in succession. A unit failing to receive a *further* order *cannot* move [.edit]#any further in this phase#.
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Roll 2D6 (i.e., roll two dice and add the results to get a score of between 2 and 12). If the score is equal to or less than the character’s Command value then the unit has received its order and can move full pace (see xref::movement.adoc#movement-distances[Movement [.edit]#distances#]). If the score is more than the character’s Command value then the unit has not received its order. [.edit]#If this is the unit’s first order then# it can move only half pace. This represents unit’s commanders being able to act on their own to some limited extent.
Roll 2D6 (i.e., roll two dice and add the results to get a score of between 2 and 12). If the score is equal to or less than the character’s Command value then the unit has received its order and can move full pace (see xref::movement.adoc#movement-distances[Movement [.edit]#distances#]). If the score is more than the character’s Command value then the unit has not received its order. [.edit]#If this is the unit’s first order then# it can move only half pace. This represents unit’s commanders being able to act on their own to some limited extent.
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If you want a unit to do something else, such as move around a flank or attack an enemy other than the closest, then you will have to issue an <<orders,order>> instead.
If you want a unit to do something else, such as move around a flank or attack an enemy other than the closest, then you will have to issue an <<orders,order>> instead.
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A unit moving by initiative can move in one of two ways. It can either *xref:movement.adoc#moving-chargers[charge]* the enemy unit it is reacting to, assuming it is able to do so, or it can *xref:movement.adoc#the-path-of-evaders[evade]* from the enemy unit it is reacting to. Charging will bring the opposing units into close combat whilst evading is a deliberate move to avoid the enemy.
A unit moving by initiative can move in one of two ways. It can either *xref:movement.adoc#moving-chargers[charge]* the enemy unit it is reacting to, assuming it is able to do so, or it can *xref:movement.adoc#the-path-of-evaders[evade]* from the enemy unit it is reacting to. Charging will bring the opposing units into close combat whilst evading is a deliberate move to avoid the enemy.
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[.ancients]#During the Initiative sub-phase,# a unit can use its own initiative to either xref:movement.adoc#moving-chargers[charge] or xref:movement.adoc#the-path-of-evaders[evade] from the *closest visible enemy unit* within 20cm (see xref:game-values.adoc#visibility-on-the-battlefield[Visibility on the battlefield]). [.edit]#A unit does not have to use its initiative, it# can instead wait until the [.edit]#Orders sub-phase# and attempt to move by means of an order. The choice is the player’s in most cases; exceptions are covered in the army lists.
[.ancients]#During the Initiative sub-phase,# a unit can use its own initiative to either xref:movement.adoc#moving-chargers[charge] or xref:movement.adoc#the-path-of-evaders[evade] from the *closest visible enemy unit* within 20cm (see xref:game-values.adoc#visibility-on-the-battlefield[Visibility on the battlefield]). [.edit]#A unit does not have to use its initiative, it# can instead wait until the [.edit]#Orders sub-phase# and attempt to move by means of an order. The choice is the player’s in most cases; exceptions are covered in the army lists.
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The distances moved by each type of unit vary, and are given in the xref:movement.adoc#movement-distances[Movement section].
The distances moved by each type of unit vary, and are given in the xref:movement.adoc#movement-distances[Movement section].
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The Command [.edit]#& Initiative# phase proceeds in the following sequence [.bo5a]#of sub-phases. Of these, the Home Back sub-phase only applies to flying units and so is not considered further in this section, see xref:flying-units.adoc[]#.
The Command [.edit]#& Initiative# phase proceeds in the following sequence [.bo5a]#of sub-phases. Of these, the Home Back sub-phase only applies to flying units and so is not considered further in this section, see xref:flying-units.adoc[]#.
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Units [.bo5a]#and characters are# usually moved in the Command [.edit]#& Initiative# phase. A unit usually requires orders before it will move but if the enemy is very close, a unit is able to react directly to its presence. Otherwise, if a unit receives no orders it remains where it is and awaits further instructions. [.bo5a]#Characters move automatically and do so after all unit movement is complete.#
Units [.bo5a]#and characters are# usually moved in the Command [.edit]#& Initiative# phase. A unit usually requires orders before it will move but if the enemy is very close, a unit is able to react directly to its presence. Otherwise, if a unit receives no orders it remains where it is and awaits further instructions. [.bo5a]#Characters move automatically and do so after all unit movement is complete.#
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