="John Tillar" posted:

Strength (Command) – The unit’s current Strength Point (SP) value. Each SP of an infantry-type platoon represents one “half squad.” Each SP of an machinegun, mortar, or gun type unit represents one “team” (if a machinegun) or gun (for “tube” weapons such as mortars or artillery). Each SP of a vehicular platoon represents one vehicle. A SP value shown in yellow indicates that the selected unit is not at full strength. If the unit is a Leader, this is his “Command,” which is added to the Attack Strength of a unit under his command, with which he is stacked, if that Leader possesses at least as many Action Points (AP) as the Fire Cost of the attacking unit.

Action – The number of Action Points (AP) the unit has remaining (unused). All units start each “friendly” turn with 100 APs; each action executed during a turn (and each terrain entered) will cost a given amount of AP. Note that, due to differing movement rates, different unit types will expend different amounts of AP for entering similar terrain. The AP expended to enter a hex are doubled if the unit is Disrupted (to a maximum of 65 AP; see section 5.3).

Assault – That unit’s basic attack value when it Assaults.
Defense – That unit’s basic defensive value when it is being fired on or assaulted. A unit’s Defense shown in red indicates that it is a “hard” (i.e., armored) target.

Fire Cost – How many AP that unit must expend to shoot.

Morale (Leadership) – The unit’s current Morale (the number it must roll equal to or less than on a 10-sided die when doing a Morale Check). In order for a unit to become Undisrupted or to regain a lost Morale level, it must also roll equal to or less than this number. A Morale level displayed in yellow indicates the unit is not currently at full (nominal) Morale; this can be as a result of combat, or the unit might have begun the scenario at a reduced Morale level. If the unit is a Leader, this number is instead his “Leadership Rating,” which modifies the Morale of the unit(s) under his command that he is stacked with.
If his Morale is greater than that unit’s, his Morale is used for it.
If his Morale equals or is less than that unit’s, its Morale is raised by one.
A unit’s Morale appears in red if it’s being modified by a Leader.
A unit’s Morale can be affected by the terrain it occupies. “Beneficial” terrain will raise a unit’s Morale so that it will be less likely to fail a Morale Check and thus less likely to retreat,

Grey Hunter posted:

Woodchip posted:

caen and beyond
Tank
British

Cruising tanks rule!

sniper4625 posted:

Operation Barbossa, Central
Tank
Axis

I always like to try to change history in these.

aphid_licker posted:

Does Italy get a decent unit selection? Cos then I'd like to see

New Roman Legions - 1 Aug 1941 - 1 Mar 1943 (Italy vs Russia)
Tank
Italy

koolkevz666 posted:

New Roman Legions - 1 Aug 1941 - 1 Mar 1943 (Italy vs Russia)
Tank
Italy

koolkevz666 posted:

New Roman Legions - 1 Aug 1941 - 1 Mar 1943 (Italy vs Russia)
Tank
Italy

koolkevz666 posted:

New Roman Legions - 1 Aug 1941 - 1 Mar 1943 (Italy vs Russia)
Tank
Italy

I'm currently on something of a love for Italian tanks right now, thanks to world of tanks so this should be fun.

koolkevz666 posted:

New Roman Legions - 1 Aug 1941 - 1 Mar 1943 (Italy vs Russia)
Tank
Italy

koolkevz666 posted:

New Roman Legions - 1 Aug 1941 - 1 Mar 1943 (Italy vs Russia)
Tank
Italy

I'm currently on something of a love for Italian tanks right now, thanks to world of tanks so this should be fun.

aphid_licker posted:

New Roman Legions - 1 Aug 1941 - 1 Mar 1943 (Italy vs Russia)
Tank
Italy