I presume there is no DISC test for unlimbered artillery to fall back when seeking refuge. I am also presuming that the stationary unit with whom it is seeking refuge has to take a DISC test when it is interpenetrated. I am finally presuming that the fall back distance is the die roll for the DISC test.
I hope I have this right.
John
No, it's just like any other Fall Back reaction: the artillery takes the DISC test. Having the "refuge" increases its chances. Normally an unlimbered artillery unit has to re-roll a successful test. Having the refuge means it gets away on the first roll (thus a 67% chance of success.)
Thanks, I think I am having difficulty with the re-roll concept, what page?
John
Page 37.
Please note the typo, though, in the errata. The header of the fifth paragraph, first column, should read "Limbered Horse Artillery" - not "Unlimbered."
Thanks.
Could you take a look at this topic as well.
"Infantry Unit Firing after taking DISR"
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