Titanic Duel: Planning and Executing Actions

THE SHORT VERSION

Each Knight normally spends three action points secretly selecting different actions, then both players reveal their plans and resolve them in a fixed sequence. Cheap snap shots occur before movement, while aimed fire consumes more resources and resolves later; matching actions require a roll-off. Movement can bend around obstacles and is followed by pivoting to face the opponent, so predicting an enemy’s next position matters as much as choosing a powerful weapon.

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Find this article in White Dwarf 523, pp. 32–33.

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