1. Recovery 2. Movement 3. Shooting 4. Close combat

Turn sequence

In your movement phase, you may move your warriors in the following order:

1. CHARGES 2. COMPULSORY MOVES 3. REMAINING MOVES

Movement

RUNNINGA running warrior moves at twice itsnormal speed. A model may not run ifthere are enemy models within 8" at thestart of the turn.

A running warrior may not hide or shootthat turn, though it may cast spells.

CHARGESWithout measuring the distance, declarethat the model is charging and indicatewhich enemy warrior it is going to attack.Warriors charge at twice their normalspeed.

Once opposing models are touchingbases, they are engaged in hand-to-handcombat.

You may not charge a model if there isanother enemy model within 2" of themost direct charge route.

CLIMBINGA warrior may climb a height equal to itsMovement value in a single movementphase. Take an Initiative test. If it failswhile climbing up, it cannot move thatturn. If it fails while climbing down, itfalls (see Falling, below).

JUMPING DOWNWarriors may jump down from highplaces, up to a maximum height of 6".Take an Initiative test for each full 2" thewarrior jumps down. If it fails any of thetests the model falls down and takesdamage as detailed in Falling.

DIVING CHARGEA warrior may make a diving chargeagainst an enemy who is on a lower levelthan himself and is within 2" of the placewhere your warrior lands. Test forjumping down as detailed above. If themodel succeeds it gains a +1 Strengthbonus and +1 ‘to hit’ bonus in the hand-to-hand combat phase.

JUMPING OVER GAPSModels may jump over gaps, up to amaximum distance of 3". (You are notallowed to measure the distancebeforehand.) If your model doesn’t haveenough movement left it automaticallyfalls.

If the model covers the distance, take anInitiative test. If the model fails to passthe test it falls (see below).

WARRIORS KNOCKEDDOWN OR STUNNED

If a warrior is knocked down or stunnedwithin 1" of the edge of a roof or building,there is a chance it will slip and fall off.Roll a D6. If the score is more thanwarrior’s Initiative, it will fall over theedge and take damage (see Falling,below).

FALLINGModels that fall take D3 hits at a Strengthequal to the height in inches of the fall.No armour saves apply.

MORDHEIM PLAYSHEET

Recovery

During the recovery phase you mayattempt to rally any of your models thathave lost their nerve. To take a Rally test,roll 2D6. If the score is equal to or lessthan the model’s Leadership value themodel stops fleeing and has rallied. The

model cannot move or shoot for the restof the turn, but can still cast spells. If thetest is failed, the model continues to fleetowards the closest table edge.

A model cannot rally if the closest modelto him is an enemy model.

During the recovery phase, warriors thathave been stunned become knocked downinstead and warriors who have beenknocked down may stand up.

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HITTING THE TARGETUse the shooter’s BS to find the D6 scoreneeded to hit.

BS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10Score 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3

HIT MODIFIERS

-1 Target is in cover-1 Moving & shooting-1 Long range

+1 Large target

ROLL TO WOUNDCompare the target’s Toughness againstthe weapon’s Strength to find the D6score required to wound.

Shooting

Close combat

WHO STRIKES FIRSTThe model that charged its enemy strikesfirst. Otherwise, models fight in order ofdescending Initiative.

HITTING THE ENEMYRoll a D6 for each model fighting. If themodel has more than 1 Attack roll a D6for each attack.

Compare the WS of the attacker with theWS of his opponent and consult thefollowing chart to find the minimum D6score needed to hit.

ROLL TO WOUNDCompare the target’s Toughness againstthe weapon’s Strength to find the D6score required to wound (see the ToWound chart in Shooting, above).

ARMOUR SAVE MODIFIERSThe higher a creature’s Strength the moreeasily it can pierce armour.

The chart below shows the reduction inthe enemy’s armour saving throwcompared to the attacker’s Strength.

Str 1-3 4 5 6 7 8 9+

Save Mod. None -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6

WARRIORS KNOCKED DOWNIf an enemy model is fighting a warriorwho is knocked down, he may attack him toput him out of action.

Roll to wound as normal. If any of theattacks wound, take an armour savemodified by the Strength of the attackeras normal. If the save is failed, the warrioris automatically out of action.

Wpn Target’s ToughnessStr. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

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ARMOUR SAVESModels wearing armour are permitted asaving throw to avoid receiving damagefrom a wound. Deduct any savemodifiers that apply.

Minimum D6 scoreArmour required to save

Light armour 6Heavy armour 5Gromril armour 4Shield Adds +1

to armour save.

INJURIESAs soon as a model loses its last woundroll a D6 on the Injury chart.

INJURY CHART1-2 Knocked down. The force of the

blow knocks the warrior down.Place the model face up.

3-4 Stunned. The target falls to theground, barely conscious. Turnthe model face down.

5-6 Out of action. Remove the modelfrom the game.

CRITICAL HITSA wound roll of 6 causes a critical hit. Rolla D6 and consult the Critical Hit chart. Amodel may only cause one critical hit ineach hand-to-hand combat phase.

CRITICAL HIT CHART1-2 Hits vital part. 1 wound = 2

wounds. Roll armour saves first.

3-4 Hits exposed spot. 1 wound = 2wounds. No armour saves.

5-6 Master Strike! 1 wound = 2wounds. No armour saves; +2 to Injury roll(s).

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