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of the target the fi ghter
 
of the target the fi ghter
 
has a line of sight.
 
has a line of sight.
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== Cards ==
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Th e cards supplied with Confrontation miniatures list the
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fi ghters’ characteristics and some useful information for resolving
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their actions. Called reference profi les or just profi
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les, they are also used to help identify the fi ghters and their
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weapons. Moreover, fi ghters have abilities or special tactics listed in
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their corresponding Army Book.
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''Notes:
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1. Courage can be replaced by Fear : Th e higher the
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value the greater the chances are the fi ghter’s enemies will be
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struck by fear.
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2. Health can be replaced by Structure : Number of
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structure points the war machine or fortifi cation has.''
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== Universal table of resolution ==
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When a Confrontation fi ghter undertakes an action the
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universal table of resolution is used to determine if he succeeds
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or if he fails.
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To perform an action you need both its action value (generally
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a characteristic) and its diffi culty. Th e descriptions of
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the various actions indicate which values you are going to use.
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Th e diffi culty is either a characteristic or a fi xed value imposed
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by the rules. In the second case, the fi xed value appears
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in parentheses.
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''Example: “Each player rolls a Courage test (8)” means
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that the diffi culty for this test is 8. Th e action value is the
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Courage characteristic of the unit concerned.
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''
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You then do the simple calculation: '''action value – diffi -
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culty'''. The result indicates the column to read in the universal
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table of resolution. Th is column gives you the minimum result
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needed on a die for the action to be successful
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The player then rolls a certain number of dice, depending
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on the test:
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*Courage test: One die for the unit;
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*Attack test: All the dice used in a hand to hand or
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ranged attack;
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*Strength test: As many dice as the number of hits obtained.

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