Fragmented

Effects of Fragmentation:

1) Who May Fire? 2) Any missile-armed unit may fire during the Missile Fire Phase assuming they have an eligible target in range. A unit is never forced to fire. Units may not fire when they are:

• Out of Missiles or
  
• Involved in a Close Combat or
  
• Mounted Infantry missile troops while mounted.

Firing Dice

Firing is normally conducted by rolling a d10 for each eligible firing stand. The exceptions to this are gunpowder weapons, which had a much greater psychological effect due to the noise and smoke they produced and their traumatic influence on the targets of their fire.

• Handgunners, roll 1d10 per each two figures firing.
  
• Gunpowder artillery roll 1d10 for each surviving crewman on the firing stand.
  
• Each unit fires separately; you cannot combine stands from different units to come up with a more favorable number of firing dice!

Morale States and Missile Fire

• If the firing unit is disordered, only 1/2 of its eligible stands may fire.
  
• If the firing unit is fragmented, only 1/2 of the eligible front rank stands may fire.
  
• Routed units may not fire.

Pg. 42 Add the following after the Charging or Moving into Contact section.

1) Charge Cancellation

2) A unit's charge may be cancelled under certain circumstances.

• If an infantry unit in the open is charged by a non-skirmisher mounted unit, it's own charge is cancelled, unless it is within 1/2 of it's normal movement allowance of the charging mounted unit.
  
• If a unit cannot physically fit in to fight against a target of its charge, the charge is cancelled. Return the unit to its starting position and replace the Charge order with an Advance order.

And finally, a point to be made under special formations. Please note that a unit in Shieldwall or in Schiltron may not be frenzied. If they do become frenzied either from a morale die roll or otherwise, they fall out of the Shieldwall/Schiltron formation.