The black and blue dice are our charge roll, and the numbers next to the black and green dice are the distance in inches for each gap between the units. You can see that we have a unit of Age of Sigmar Witch Elves (Top), a unit of Chaos Cultists 7” away (middle unit) and a unit of Poxwalkers (bottom). There are other names for this, but tagging is a fairly common one and what we will use for this series. We’re going to start with something that isn’t too complicated and forms the basis of basically everything we’ll go over the next few weeks, which is “Tagging” (getting into melee with a unit that you didn’t charge).
In a real game, it’s going to be up to you to try to create these kinds of situations through gameplay. Keep in mind that since that since these are tutorials, we’re going to be looking at optimal situations. If you don’t have your rulebook available, then you can open up the Battle Primer right off Game Workshop’s website, available here. Before we begin, you should grab your rulebook so you can follow along when we reference certain sections of the rules. We’ll be covering this subject over the next few weeks and at the end of the series we’ll go over some of the things you can do to fight against the techniques that were covered.
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Welcome to Warhammer Tactics! Today, we’re going to be looking at how to optimize the way we handle our Charge and Fight phases with step by step tutorials so you can play like a professional! We’ll begin with things that are easier to follow, and slowly work our way up to more complex scenarios. Our friends at Nights at the Game table have another article for us!
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