The most important rule: Whenever the rules are unclear use common sense and personal preference. Have fun!

Quality Tests: Roll one six-sided die and if you score a 4+ it‘s a success.

Modifiers: If you need to roll a 7+ or higher to succeed, then a roll of 6+ followed by 4+ is a success. Note that rolls of 1 always fail.

Line of Sight: Units can only see in the front 180° part of their base.

The Battlefield: The game is played on a flat 4‘x4‘ surface, with at least 15-20 pieces of terrain on it.

The Armies: The players must put together two armies of 50pts each.

Deployment: Players roll-off and the winner picks one of the table edges as his deployment zone with his opponent taking the opposite. Then the players alternate in placing one unit each within 12” of their table edge, starting with the player that won the deployment roll-off.

Mission: Place D3 objectives. Players roll-off to go first and then alternate in placing one marker each outside of deployment zones and over 9” away from each other. At the end of each round if a unit is within 3” of a marker while enemies aren’t, then it’s seized and remains seized even after leaving. Stunned units can’t seize markers and if units from both sides are contesting a marker then it becomes neutral again. The game ends after 4 rounds and the player that controls most markers wins.

The game is played in alternating player turns in which they activate one or more of their models, starting with the player that deployed first. During their turn players get as many activation points as living units in their army, which they may spend on any unit without limits. Once a player has run out of activation points his turn ends.

The player picks one unit and it may do one of the following per activation point:

• Hold: Move 0”, can shoot.
• Advance: Move 4”, can shoot at any point of its move.
• Rush: Move 8”, can´t shoot.
• Charge: Move 4” into melee.

Units may climb surfaces up to 4“ tall by counting the height toward their move, and may climb surfaces of any height by using ladders and only counting half the height toward their move. Units may freely move into base contact with enemy units, but may only move out of contact by dodging.

Units not in melee may fire one weapon at enemies in range and line of sight, and may split attack between them. When shooting on the move pick at which point to fire. Take one quality test per attack and each success is a hit. For each hit defending units take one quality test and if any of them are failed the model is killed.

Units may use all melee weapons against one unit in base contact. This works like shooting, but the defender may only react by dodging or also using a melee attack.

If a unit takes hits but is not killed, then it must take a quality test. If failed the unit must move by 2” trying to be out of sight and as far as possible from enemies. If the test was from melee the unit is stunned instead. Stunned units can’t use reactions and must spend one activation point to recover from this state.

Whenever a unit has line of sight to an enemy as it takes any actions, then it may react at any point. Actions and reactions are simultaneous, so if a reaction kills a unit it may still finish its action. Note that units in base contact with enemies may only react to those units, and may only use either dodge or melee reactions.

Move: The unit may move by its Advance speed, but only after the active unit has resolved any attacks.

Dodge: The unit must move by up to 2”, which may be used to move out of base contact with enemies. If the unit was the target of an attack take 2 quality tests and compare results with the attacker. For each success cancel out an enemy success, and if no enemy successes are left then it moves by 2”. Else it takes hits and doesn’t move.

Shoot: The unit takes a shoot action but with only 1 attack. If the unit was the target of a shooting attack compare results with the attacker. For each success cancel out an enemy success.

Melee: The unit takes a melee action, but with only 1 attack. If the unit was the target of a melee attack compare results with the attacker. For each success cancel out an enemy success.

Cover Terrain: Units shooting at targets within or behind cover terrain get-1 to their shooting rolls.

Difficult Terrain: Units moving through difficult terrain halve their move.

Elevated Terrain: Units shooting at targets on lower elevation get +1 to shooting rolls.

When preparing armies you have to create units based on your models by picking their weapons and special rules. Each unit must have at least one melee weapon, but else there are no restrictions.

For more rules on how to build units, visit Double Tab on OnePageRules.