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==Army Rules== *'''Counter-Charge:''' As a reaction to a charge to their front, the Norse can instead charge them back. Before enemy rolls to charge, the unit test Leadership for your Vikings to move up Random Movement(2D3). The enemy rolls their charge distance, with success letting both sides count as charging. ** a beneficial cavalry ability and most of your infantry to get off their charge abilities like impact hits, mounted spears, and Blood Rage. **opponents will often not even want to fight you face-on, even if you guarantee a useful charge. They would rather march toward your flanks or get too close for you to Counter-Charge. ***You will find, especially with faster units, that they prefer flanking, or you will be within their movement range after a round of marching. *'''Blood Rage:''' Norscan units gain Frenzy on their first turn of combat following a charge or Counter-charge. This translates to +1 attack and Immunity to Psychology for that turn's combat.
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