The Immovable Object, Anchor, Thin Orange Line and Bait

THE SHORT VERSION

The basic formations turn an enemy’s successful charge into a positional problem. A stubborn obstacle buys time, an anchored flank blocks encirclement and an extended rank can occupy several enemy units at once. Angled Flagellants or Slayers also expose the charging foe to a stronger counterattack. Pursuit direction depends on the supporting unit’s strength, so arranging the rescue can create another flank charge along the enemy line.

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Find this article in White Dwarf 314, pp. 84–85.

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