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+++ army-organisation [2025/09/24 18:00] (current) – [3. ARMY ORGANISATION] fantasyadmin
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-====== 3. ARMY ORGANISATION ======
+{{ :3224f89b9124c8cd6f6cab2f551d6718.jpg?400|}}====== 3. ARMY ORGANISATION ======
 ===== COMMAND CONTROL =====
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 appear on side two of their Profile Sheet. How
 morale works and when it is tested is explained in
-Chapter 10: Morale.
+[[morale|Chapter 10: Morale]].
 ===== THE FUNCTION OF THE COMMAND FACTOR =====
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 Units in a brigade enjoy the following advantages:
-  - They do not need to take an order test and will obey every order they are given, (see Chapter 5: Orders)
+  - They do not need to take an order test and will obey every order they are given, ([[orders|see Chapter 5: Orders]])
   - The tight formation requirements of the brigade structure help to improve the morale status of the units involved. See the morale modifiers: 'Character within...' and 'Each unengaged friendly/elven/dwarf unit within etc.
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 but only if that character possesses the relevant skill
 of Animal Control (See Direct Control below and
-Chapter 2: Creating an Army). This reflects the feral
+[[creating-an-army|Chapter 2: Creating an Army]]). This reflects the feral
 instinct of animals and their inability to
 comprehend complex orders.
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 enjoys the following benefits:
-  - It does not need to take an order test and will obey every order it is given. (See Chapter 5: Orders Tests)
+  - It does not need to take an order test and will obey every order it is given. ([[orders|See Chapter 5: Orders Tests]])
   - The character's MF becomes a modifier for the unit's morale - improving its chances of passing Morale Tests and consequently increasing its combat effectiveness.
   - This is the only way animal units can be led on the battlefield and even then the character leading them must have the relevant skill of Animal Control.
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 Units may change formation any number of times
 during the course of a battle. How they change
-formation is detailed in Chapter 6: Movement. The
+formation is detailed in [[movement|Chapter 6: Movement]]. The
 different formations soldiers can adopt and the
 advantages and disadvantages of each one are
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 unit to the back.
-===== CLOSE AND OPEN ORDER TROOPS =====
+==== CLOSE AND OPEN ORDER TROOPS ====
 Most regiments in **FANTASY WARLORD** fight in close
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 formation in either close or open order.
-===== COLUMN =====
+==== COLUMN ====
 This is the formation used by troops to move onto
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   -  If properly organised, a unit in column can pass through most gates, gaps in walls, hedges or fences, or cross a narrow bridge without having to Change Formation.
-===== DISADVANTAGES OF THE COLUMN =====
+=== DISADVANTAGES OF THE COLUMN ===
 Columns are ineffective fighting formations. A column's small frontage means that in combat a unit will only have a few of its troops in contact with the enemy in the first round of combat. The unit will also have long flanks, that may be exposed to attack. A unit attacked in the flank not only suffers heavy
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 receive a+1 modifier for each rank of the target.
-===== LINE =====
+==== LINE ====
 The line is the standard fighting formation for
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 formation will best suit his troops and battle plan.
-===== HEDGEHOG =====
+==== HEDGEHOG ====
 Infantry units can form a formation known as the
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 {{ :hedgehog.jpg?400 |}}
-===== CIRCLE =====
+==== CIRCLE ====
 The circle or 'Cantabrian Circle' as it was known in
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 movement phase.
+----
+[[into-battle|CHAPTER 4. INTO BATTLE]]