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THE SHORT VERSION

Leadbelchers need suitable targets and patient timing because cover and scattered opponents waste their dramatic volley. Small units can protect rear flanks with limited risk, while a larger group can punish a dense infantry regiment and still fight effectively if the enemy closes; the advice draws on both successful and disappointing shots in the earlier Ogre battle report.

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Find this article in White Dwarf 304, pp. 108–109.

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