Characteristic Profiles
(Rule)Description: Each unit entry contains the following Characteristic Profiles: Global Characteristics, Defensive Characteristics, and Offensive Characteristics.
Global Characteristics
Each model has three Global Characteristics:
The distance the model canAdvance Move in inches.
The distance the model canMarch Move in inches.
Themodel's ability to stand and fight.
Adv (Advance Rate)
The distance the model can
Mar (March Rate)
The distance the model can
Dis (Discipline)
The
Defensive Characteristics
Each model has four Defensive Characteristics:
When the model loses this many Health Points, it is removed as a casualty.
How well the model avoids being hit in melee.
How easily the model withstands blows.
The innate Armour of the model.
HP (Health Points)
When the model loses this many Health Points, it is removed as a casualty.
Def (Defensive Skill)
How well the model avoids being hit in melee.
Res (Resilience)
How easily the model withstands blows.
Arm (Armour)
The innate Armour of the model.
Offensive Characteristics
If a model consists of more than one model part, each model part has its own set of Offensive Characteristics . Each model part has five Offensive Characteristics :
Model parts with a higher Agility strike first in melee.
The number of times the model part can strike in a Round ofCombat .
How good the model part is atscoring hits in melee.
How easily the model part can wound enemymodels .
How well the model part can penetrate the Armour of enemymodels .
Agi (Agility)
Model parts with a higher Agility strike first in melee.
Att (Attack Value)
The number of times the model part can strike in a Round of
Off (Offensive Skill)
How good the model part is at
Str (Strength)
How easily the model part can wound enemy
AP (Armour Penetration)
How well the model part can penetrate the Armour of enemy