Gentlemen's Mordheim [v6.1].pdf

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v. 6.1

Contents

Battle Rules

Profile Characteristics

Turn Sequence

Movement

Charges

Close Combat

Shooting

Wounds and Injuries

Psychology

Deployment and Rout Tests

Animals and Mounts

Arming and Equipping Warriors

Magic

Multiplayer

Campaign Rules

Post-game Sequence,

Post-game Injuries

Experience

Hired Swords

Warband Lists

Recruiting a warband

Mercenaries

Witch Hunters

Undead

Night Goblins

Cult of the Shadowlord

Skaven Clan Eshin

Reference

Skill Lists

Price Chart

Heroes post-game Injuries Table

Exploration and Experience Tables

Combat Tables

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Each warrior has eight characteristics on its

profile:

Characteristics Tests

On numerous occasions the rules will refer to

characteristics tests, such as a ‘Strength test’,

an ‘Initiative test’, etc.

When taking characteristic tests, roll a

D6. If the roll is equal to or lower than

the warrior’s characteristic in the

relevant area, the test is passed.

Dice rolls of 6 will always fail, regardless

of how high the warrior’s characteristics

value is.

Movement (M)

How far a warrior can move in inches.

Weapon Skill (WS)

Represents the warrior’s ability to hit in close

combat.

Ballistic Skill (BS)

Represents the warrior’s ability to hit with

ranged weaponry.

Minimum Characteristics

Characteristics cannot be reduced below 1 or

increased beyond 10.

Strength (S)

Is a measure of the warrior’s muscle and the

force that he is able to put behind his blows.

Leadership Tests

When required to take a Leadership test, you

must roll equal to or under the warrior’s

Leadership value on 2D6.

Toughness (T)

Represents the warrior’s resilience and ability

to withstand blows.

Wounds (W)

Shows how many times the warrior can be

wounded before he is incapacitated.

Armour Saves (AS)

Is not a profile characteristic but a measure of

how effective a warrior’s armour is at

protecting him. Armour saves are taken on a D6

and range from 6+ to 1+.

Initiative (I)

Is used to determine who strikes first in close

combat and also to climb buildings, and spot

hidden warriors.

Attacks (A)

Shows how many blows the warrior can land in

a single combat round.

Leadership (LD)

Represents the warrior’s ability to lead, as well

as his personal courage.

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There are five phases each turn. Only the active

player’s warriors act during that player’s turn.

(Excepting close combat.) During each phase,

the steps detailed here must be followed in

exactly this order:

Close Combat Phase

1. All warriors engaged in close combat

fight. All warriors involved in close

combat with the active player’s

warband fight, regardless of whose turn

it is. (For multiplayer games, being part

of a close combat also involving the

active player will allow all parties to

fight.)

2. Warriors engaged in close combat with

no friendly warriors within 6” take a

panic test.

Recovery Phase

1. If 25% or more of your warband is out of

action, take a rout test against the

acting leader’s Leadership.

2. Fleeing warriors attempt to rally.

3. Stupid warriors test for stupidity.

4. Knocked down warriors stand up. (They

cannot run or charge, if they stand up

into close combat they will strike last

irrespective of weapons and Initiative.)

5. Stunned warriors become knocked

down.

Charge Phase

1. Declare all charges before moving any

warriors.

Movement Phase

1. Move any warriors that you wish,

working through them one at a time.

2. Declare which warriors are hiding.

Shooting Phase

1. Warriors armed with missile weapons

may fire one of them.

2. A wizard may attempt to cast a spell.

3. Work through each warrior, one at a

time.

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Moving

Warriors move their Movement in

inches.

Warriors can pass obstacles up to 1”

high without using Movement.

Mounted warriors can pass obstacles up

to 2” high without using Movement.

Jumping over Gaps

Warriors can jump over gaps (such as rooftops)

up to 3” wide. You may measure beforehand,

unless the jump is part of a charge.

You can jump gaps as part of a running

move. Jumping horizontally uses up

movement.

If the distance is further than 3” the

warrior falls 3” from where he jumped.

Running

Warriors move double their Movement

in inches. They may not climb, shoot or

hide, but may cast spells.

Warriors cannot run if there are visible

enemies within 8”. (Fleeing, knocked

down or stunned enemies do not count.)

Hiding

A warrior that ends his move in cover or out of

sight of all enemies may hide. It might be a

good idea to place a hidden count next to him.

Hidden warriors cannot be shot at, charged or

targeted with spells.

Warriors cannot hide at the end of a

running move.

A hidden warrior is automatically spotted if:

He charges, shoots, or casts spells.

An enemy moves within its Initiative

value in inches of him.

If an enemy has completely unobscured

line of sight to him. (I.e. no cover.)

Climbing

Climbing warriors may climb up to their

base Movement in inches. They may not

run. (So if you have M4 you may move

1”, climb 2” and move 1”.)

A warrior must take a single Initiative

test to climb. If he fails while climbing

up he stops at the foot of the wall. If he

fails while climbing down, he falls the

entire distance.

Falling

A warrior that falls takes one SX hits where X =

[distance in inches that he fell].

You can only fall from a full 2” or more.

Falling cannot cause critical wounds.

No armour saves apply.

A warrior that has fallen may do nothing else

for the rest of that turn.

Jumping Down

Warriors jumping down take an

Initiative test for each full 2” jumped. If

they fail any one of them, they fall the

entire distance.

Warriors may jump down as part of a

running move. Jumping Down does not

use M. (So if you have M4 you may

move 1”, jump 5” and move up to 3”.)

Falling off Buildings

A warrior that is knocked down or stunned

within 1” of an elevated edge or rooftop must

pass an Initiative test or fall to the floor below,

taking falling damage as above.

Warriors will not fall off edges that have

railings, low walls, etc. on all sides.

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Declaring Charges

You may charge any visible, non-hidden

enemy but you may not measure the

distance beforehand.

Warriors double their M when charging.

You may engage multiple enemies if

they are within 1” of each other and not

behind the charge target.

All charges are declared simultaneously.

To determine how many fighters that

can fit into close combat you may

rearrange you own warriors but not the

enemy’s.

Charing non-Visible Enemies

You can only attempt to charge enemies not

visible to the charger himself (That are behind a

wall, around a corner etc.) if they are within 4”.

To charge a non-visible enemy, you must pass

an Initiative test or fail that charge.

Charging Hidden Enemies

Hidden warriors cannot be charged.

Intercepting Chargers

Enemies that are within 2” of the charge line

and not behind the charged warrior may

intercept the charging warrior by moving into

the charge line. Unless the charger causes fear

no dice rolls are needed to successfully

intercept. Only one warrior can successfully

intercept a charge, though multiple warriors

may make the attempt. (Fear applies.)

Charges Involving Climbing

When charging requires climbing, you

must pass a single Initiative test or fail

the charge. (If you climbed down, you

also fall the entire distance.)

The climbing part of the charge cannot

be longer than your warrior’s base

Movement. (So if you had M4 you could

move 2”, climb 4” and move 2” again).

Grey marks the interception zone:

Charges Involving Jumping Down

When Jumping Down take an Initiative

test for each full 2” jumped. (If you fail

any one, you fall the entire distance.)

Jumping Down does not use M. (So if

you had M4 you could move 2”, jump up

to 6” down, and move 6”)

You cannot jump further than 6” down.

Failed Charges

If a warrior fails a charge for whatever reason,

he is moved halfway towards the target or to

where he fell or to the foot of where he failed

his climb test.

Warriors that fail a charge may not

shoot missile weapons, but they may

cast spells.

Diving Charges

If a charge involving Jumping Down is executed

so that the charger lands within 2” of his target

and has enough Movement left to successfully

charge the enemy, then that charge is a diving

charge.

Diving Chargers have +1 S the first

round of combat.

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