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Each [[Regiment]] has a Front Arc, a Rear Arc and two Flank Arcs. These become important when the Regiment wishes to shoot at an enemy, or when the Regiment [[charges]] into combat. To determine a Regiment’s arcs, extend a 45° degree line from each of the Regiment’s corners. If the Regiment’s Stands are square, you can do this by tracing a straight line from the corner Stand’s inside back corner and extending it through its outside front corner. | Each [[Regiment]] has a Front Arc, a Rear Arc and two Flank Arcs. These become important when the Regiment wishes to shoot at an enemy, or when the Regiment [[charges]] into combat. To determine a Regiment’s arcs, extend a 45° degree line from each of the Regiment’s corners. If the Regiment’s Stands are square, you can do this by tracing a straight line from the corner Stand’s inside back corner and extending it through its outside front corner. | ||
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Revision as of 22:33, 20 March 2021
Facing Arcs
Each Regiment has a Front Arc, a Rear Arc and two Flank Arcs. These become important when the Regiment wishes to shoot at an enemy, or when the Regiment charges into combat. To determine a Regiment’s arcs, extend a 45° degree line from each of the Regiment’s corners. If the Regiment’s Stands are square, you can do this by tracing a straight line from the corner Stand’s inside back corner and extending it through its outside front corner.
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- ↑ Companion Rules v.103: P. 131
