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This rules set is the two-page version of my 100 page plus set of wargame rules I call
COMBAT! I have used these rules at conventions. They are simple, quick and easy. No special rules are required. They are designed for HO scale/20mm figures and vehicles. Each model represents one real soldier or vehicle. My full set of rules I use for all time periods. This single sheet is used for WWII only.
Percentage to Hit Chart | Vehicle Hit Location
Chart | Troop Hit Location Chart |
Percentage | Die | Die Roll | Location
| Die Roll | Location |
17% | 1 | 1 | Turret | 1
| Head |
34% | 1,2 | 2 | Turret | 2
| Shoulders |
50% | 1,2,3 | 3 | Upper
Hull | 3 | Chest |
67% | 1,2,3,4 | 4 | Upper
Hull | 4 | Stomach |
84% | 1,2,3,4,5 | 5 | Lower
Hull | 5 | Thigh |
100% | 1.2,3,4,5,6 | 6 | Track |
6 | Leg |
1. Measure the range between the gun and the target.
2. Consult the gun chart to determine the chance to hit.
3. Toss the dice and consult the "To Hit" chart for the result.
4. If the number is not shown, then it's a miss. If the number is shown, then it's a hit.
INFANTRY COMBAT
Infantry combat is very similar. Designate the target, measure the range, check the weapon
chart, check the percentage chart. and roll the dice. If it hits, check the hit location chart.
Vehicles and troops under cover can not be hit in the places protected by the cover.
Type of Weapon | 50 yds | 100 yds | 250 yds | 500 yds |
750 yds |
Submachine Gun | 84% | 67% | 50% | - | - |
Rifle | 84% | 67% | 50% | 34% | - |
Machine Gun | 84% | 67% | 50% | 34% | 17% |
MOVEMENT
Infantry moves five inches per turn. (1" = 10 yards)
VEHICLE | Speed | Turret | Upper Hull
| Lower Hull |
Sherman M4 US Army | 18" | 3" | 2"
| 1.5" |
Stuart M3 US Army | 21" | 2" | 1.5"
| 1" |
M3 Halftrack US Army | 28" | None
| .5" | 5" |
Panther Panzer V German | 18" |
5" | 3" | 15" |
Panzer III
German | 15" | 3" | 3"
| 2" |
Halftrack 251 German | 18"
| None | .5" | .5" |
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