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A Combat Reform [[Action]] allows a [[Regiment]] to change its formation (the combination of ranks and files) while engaged in melee. You cannot use a Combat Reform to reduce the number of [[Stands]] in contact (either yours, or those of enemy Regiments). When taking a Combat Reform Action, roll a die. If the result is less than or equal to the highest Resolve [[Characteristic]] in your Regiment, the Regiment has made a Clean Reform. If the result is higher than the highest Resolve Characteristic in your Regiment, your Regiment has made a Fighting Reform. | A Combat Reform [[Action]] allows a [[Regiment]] to change its formation (the combination of ranks and files) while engaged in melee. You cannot use a Combat Reform to reduce the number of [[Stands]] in contact (either yours, or those of enemy Regiments). When taking a Combat Reform Action, roll a die. If the result is less than or equal to the highest Resolve [[Characteristic]] in your Regiment, the Regiment has made a Clean Reform. If the result is higher than the highest Resolve Characteristic in your Regiment, your Regiment has made a Fighting Reform. | ||
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The centre of the Regiment must not move a distance greater than half its March characteristic (rounded down), and no Stand may move further than its March distance. | The centre of the Regiment must not move a distance greater than half its March characteristic (rounded down), and no Stand may move further than its March distance. | ||
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If your Regiment makes a Fighting Reform, it suffers a Wound for each of its Stands in contact with an enemy Regiment. Once any casualties have been removed and Morale Tests taken, it then adopts a new legal formation, as for a Clean Reform. | If your Regiment makes a Fighting Reform, it suffers a Wound for each of its Stands in contact with an enemy Regiment. Once any casualties have been removed and Morale Tests taken, it then adopts a new legal formation, as for a Clean Reform. | ||
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Combat Reform
A Combat Reform Action allows a Regiment to change its formation (the combination of ranks and files) while engaged in melee. You cannot use a Combat Reform to reduce the number of Stands in contact (either yours, or those of enemy Regiments). When taking a Combat Reform Action, roll a die. If the result is less than or equal to the highest Resolve Characteristic in your Regiment, the Regiment has made a Clean Reform. If the result is higher than the highest Resolve Characteristic in your Regiment, your Regiment has made a Fighting Reform.
Clean Reform
If your Regiment makes a Clean Reform, it immediately adopts a new legal formation, facing any direction (p 13 Legal Formations).
The centre of the Regiment must not move a distance greater than half its March characteristic (rounded down), and no Stand may move further than its March distance.
Fighting Reform
If your Regiment makes a Fighting Reform, it suffers a Wound for each of its Stands in contact with an enemy Regiment. Once any casualties have been removed and Morale Tests taken, it then adopts a new legal formation, as for a Clean Reform.
Sources
- ↑ TLAoK Core Rulebook v1.5: P. 48
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