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[3.0] SEQUENCE OF PLAY After you have finished moving your [4.1] Four ‘Movement Points:’ During unit must immediately stop in that hex Here you see a Soviet unit that unit has no choice as to whether or not it
pieces, you then have a chance to his Movement Step, a player may move and move no further that turn. begins its turn in an will ‘accept’ the attack.
Procedure NO
attack my pieces. You may only attack each of this units a maximum of four Extremely Important Note #2: Enemy Zone of Control [5.2] Attacking with More Than One
Set up each of the units on the those of my pieces that are right next hexes. That is, each unit has four (i.e., next to an opposing Unit in a Single Battle: More than one
The second rule that people have
appropriately coded hexes and begin the to (adjacent to) your pieces. While you Movement Points to spend each turn. unit). Note how the Soviet attacking unit may take part in a single
difficulty with is:
first turn. Each complete turn of STRIKE are doing this, I do nothing except Each may be moved less than for hexes in unit is limited as to where Battle. Because all the units must be
FORCE ONE proceeds strictly according to retreat my units as called for by the a turn, but it does not ‘save’ unused Rule 4.31, Stopping In Hexes and how it can move NO adjacent to the unit that they are attacking,
the following Sequence of Play: results of combat (see the Combat Movement Points for use later, nor can Adjacent to Opposing Units because it began its turn in no more than six units could take part in an
YES
Results Table). they be transferred to other units. This rule states that whenever a player an Enemy ZOC. The two attack against a single opposing unit.
Step 1: The Soviet Player moves any or
After you have finished conducting all [4.2] Prohibited Movement: The is moving one of his pieces and he paths marked “NO” are violations
all of his units, as he wishes, within
the Battles that you wish to make, it following moves are forbidden: moves it into one of the spaces of the rules; the path marked “YES”
the limitations of the rules of
becomes my portion of the turn. Now I adjacent to (right next to) one of the is one of the possible legal moves the unit
movement. ● A player’s units can never enter or pass
move as many of my playing pieces as other player’s pieces, the moving piece may make. Note that this path also ends
Step 2: The Soviet Player may now make through a hex while it contains one of
I wish (while you do nothing). must stop immediately and not be adjacent to an opposing unit. This is a legal
attacks against any U.S. units that are the opposing player’s units.
moved any further that turn. move, however, because the first hex the
in hexes directly adjacent to (next to) After I’ve finished all of these ● Units can never move off the map. unit entered was not adjacent to an opposing
Soviet units. Results are applied as movements, I have a chance to attack Put a Brown piece and a Green piece
● In the Standard Game, units can never on the map with one empty space unit.
each Battle is completed. those of your playing pieces that are
enter or pass through any Woods hexes between them. Move the Brown piece Sometimes a particular unit will be
Step 3: The U.S. Player may now move
right next to my playing pieces. You do
on the map. In the above example on the left-hand side, the
next to the Green piece. That’s as far unable to move because of this rule.
any or all of his units, as he wishes,
nothing while I’m attacking except two Soviet units attack the upper U.S. unit (“X”)
retreat any of your pieces that are ● In the Standard Game, a player may as it can go that turn. In this illustration, the Soviet unit while the lower U.S. unit (“Y”) is ignored. In the
within the limitations of the rules of move one or more of his units through
forced to do so as a result of combat. Assume it’s the next turn and the in the middle cannot be moved at right-hand version of the same situation, each
movement. a hex containing one of his own units,
After all my attacks are over, we have Brown piece is still next to the Green all because any hex it would enter Soviet unit initiates a Battle against one of the
Step 4: The U.S. Player may now make but he can never end the movement part piece. Move the Brown piece so that as its first hex of movement would U.S. units.
played a complete Game Turn. We
attacks against any Soviet units that of the turn with more than one of his once again there is an empty space be either a hex adjacent to, or In such situations where there is more than one
advance the Game Turn marker to the
are in hexes directly adjacent to U.S. units in any hex. between the two pieces. The Brown occupied by, an enemy (U.S.) unit. possible way to set up a Battle (or Battles), the
next box on that track and repeat this
units. Results are applied as each piece could now move another three player whose turn it is decides which opposing
Sequence of Play again and do the [5.0] COMBAT
Battle is completed. After all US spaces except if one of those spaces units he will engage in Battle and which (if any)
next Game Turn.
Battles are finished, advance the was adjacent to the Green piece, in General Rule he will ignore.
Game Turn marker. [4.0] UNIT MOVEMENT NO NO which case it would have to stop again. During his Combat Step, a player may use [5.3] Limitations: No more than one of
The above four Steps make up a complete General Rule his units to conduct ‘Battles’ by attacking the opposing player’s units may be the
Game Turn, these steps are repeated in any of the opposing player’s units that are object of a particular attack. No unit may
During his Movement Step, a player may
order until four complete Game Turns have Adjacent in hexes adjacent to his units, rolling a die, be attacked more than once per turn. No
move none, some or all of his units up to
been played. The game is then over and the Adjacent Adjacent and consulting the Combat Results Table unit may take part in more than one Battle
four hexes each. A player does not move YES
winner is determined. located at the end of this Rules Booklet. per player’s turn.
any of the opposing player’s units. S T OP
Extremely Important Note #1: The top two movement paths shown in the
Procedure Adjacent Because of the number of units in the
diagram below are not allowed (and have been Adjacent
Testing has shown that, at first, most Adjacent game, it is impossible to initiate more than
The player moves his units one at a time in marked “NO”). The bottom movement path is
people have some difficulty clearly four Battles per turn for either player.
any order he wishes. They are moved from allowed (marked “YES”) because it does not
understanding two very important rules [5.4] Conducting a Battle: A ‘Battle’ (or
hex to adjacent hex in a continuous path of enter or pass through either the Woods hex or The Soviet (brown) unit on the right must stop No combat can occur. Combat can occur.
of this game. Pay special attention to ‘attack’) is defined as one or more
hexes. There is no skipping or jumping the hex occupied by the opposing unit. as it moves adjacent to (next to) the U.S.
these rules and you’ll be sure to ‘attacking’ units targeting a single
over hexes allowed. Units may be moved [4.3] Enemy ‘Zones of Control:’ A unit’s (green; i.e., the opposing player’s) unit on the Note that in the situation illustrated above on
interpret them correctly. The first is: adjacent ‘defending’ unit, rolling a die,
in any direction or combination of Zone of Control left because it has entered an Enemy Zone of the left, a Battle cannot take place because the
Rule 3.0: The Sequence of Play directions. The path of a unit’s movement Control. two opposing units are not adjacent to (next to) and consulting the Combat Results Table
(abbreviated ‘ZOC’)
Each complete Game Turn must may be as straight or as crooked as the each other. In the example next to it on the to determine the outcome.
is constituted by the [4.32] Leaving an Enemy ZOC: If a
proceed exactly according to this step- moving player desires. six hexes immediately player’s unit begins his movement part right, the Soviet unit is attacking the U.S. unit. It [5.5] Using the Combat Results Table:
by-step procedure. Doing something surrounding it as of the turn in a hex in an Enemy Zone of can conduct a Battle because it is adjacent to The result of each Battle is determined by
out of sequence violates the rules. shown in this Control, the unit may leave that hex and the unit it is attacking. rolling a die and cross-indexing the results
As an example of how the procedure illustration. move normally, however: Only the player whose combat part of the with the appropriate column of the Combat
works, let’s suppose that you are the turn it is may initiative Battles. Results Table.
● All units exert a [4.33] No ‘Infiltration’ Movement:
Soviet Player (Brown playing pieces) ZOC at all times. During his movement part of the turn, a Battles are made in any order the attacking The number of attacking units in that
and I am the U.S. Player (Green player may never move one of his units player wishes, as long as the results of one Battle determines which column of the
● The presence of Zones of Control is
playing pieces). Each turn we would directly from one hex to another if both Battle are applied before going on to the Combat Results Table is used, and the die
never affected by other units, enemy or
follow this order of activities: those hexes are in Enemy ZOCs (i.e., next Battle. roll result determines which row of that
friendly.
First, you would move some, none, or adjacent to one or more of the opposing column is read to find the Combat Result.
[4.31] Entering an Enemy ZOC: Units How Units Attack
all of your playing pieces that you player’s units). A moving unit may The die is thrown only once for each
must cease their movement for that turn begin and end its move adjacent to [5.1] Attacking is Voluntary: Units are Battle, regardless of how many attacking
wished to move. While you are doing
when entering an enemy Zone of enemy units if one (or two) of the hexes never forced to attack simply because they units are involved in it.
this, I do nothing. While you are doing
Control. That is, whenever a unit enters it enters during the middle of its move are adjacent to one or more of the opposing
this you are not allowed to attack any This diagram shows some of the possible paths Assume that three Soviet units
a hex that is directly adjacent to any of are not adjacent to the opposing player’s player’s units. Attacking is completely
of my playing pieces. of movement that units can take. are attacking one adjacent U.S.
the opposing player’s units, the moving unit(s). voluntary. Defending against an attack,
unit. Refer to the Standard
however, is not voluntary. The defending
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