Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Concept: Suppression And Defensive Fire
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SandWyrm
The Charge Of The Light Brigade, Unknown
Sandwyrm here. I've been trying to think of an appropriate suppression-marker based penalty mechanic for defensive fire, and I think I've found one.
How about this? – For every suppression marker a unit has when it's assaulted, it has a -1 to it's BS.
Thoughts?
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