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###If a unit loses coherency, combatants from that unit are considered to have left the unit engagement and must be engaged as an individual, as per the “Individual engagement” rules below. | ###If a unit loses coherency, combatants from that unit are considered to have left the unit engagement and must be engaged as an individual, as per the “Individual engagement” rules below. | ||
###In any circumstance other than that outlined in 4.3.2.4###, striking an opponent from behind is cause for ejection from the field, and may be cause for further disciplinary action. 4.3.2 ### | ###In any circumstance other than that outlined in 4.3.2.4###, striking an opponent from behind is cause for ejection from the field, and may be cause for further disciplinary action. 4.3.2 ### | ||
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Revision as of 07:23, 6 March 2021
Melee Conventions
- Youth fighters may only charge to gain ground. They may not intentionally run into their opponents.
- Thrown weapons may be used in a melee scenario provided that all marshals and combatants are informed of their use before the melee begins.
- Deliberately striking from behind without gaining engagement is forbidden.
- No more than four fighters shall attack a single opponent except in the case of engaged units.
- Rules of Engagement
- Unit engagement
- Unit engagement happens when two or more coherent units of opposing heavy combatants meet in combat.
- In unit engagement, all combatants who are part of each unit are considered to be engaged with all combatants who are part of of the other unit(s).
- In unit engagement, combatants who are part of a unit may strike at members of opposing units, who are to their front or side, without being considered to be “behind” or on their “blind side”.
- If a unit loses coherency, combatants from that unit are considered to have left the unit engagement and must be engaged as an individual, as per the “Individual engagement” rules below.
- In any circumstance other than that outlined in 4.3.2.4###, striking an opponent from behind is cause for ejection from the field, and may be cause for further disciplinary action. 4.3.2 ###
- Unit engagement