In Field Command each player controls an army of 40 units comprised of Artillery, Cavalry, Infantry, a General, and Guerillas. Cavalry and Infantry are divided into 3 ranks, denoted by a triangle, a circle, or a square. The battlefield is an 11x11 grid which contains forests and plains across 3 levels of elevation. Players can move up to 12 units per turn and movement is simultaneous. Battle is resolved with a rock-paper-scissors system which is modified by both rank and terrain. The goal of the game is to remove the other player's general from the battlefield.
Word document used for sending an opponent your starting setup for Field Command. After that, the template can be used to also send you 12 moves / day.
Replace the "S"'s in the battlefield grid with your starting setup using the legend just below the grid for your general [GEN], cavalry [CAV], artillery[ART], infantry[INF] and Guerillas [GRL]. Once complete, save the document and send to your opponent who can set it up on their board at home. Your opponent will send you the South Army [F-K] document to setup.
After you swap starting setups, you can use this document to also send your 12 moves / day. Condensed rules and table for combat attached.
Terrain levels are denoted by small a1, a2, a3 in the grid.
Hope this helps out!
Word document used for sending an opponent your starting setup for Field Command. After that, the template can be used to also send your 12 moves / day.
Replace the "S"'s in the battlefield grid with your starting setup using the legend just below the grid for your general [GEN], cavalry [CAV], artillery[ART], infantry[INF] and Guerillas [GRL]. Once complete, save the document and send to your opponent who can set it up on their board at home. Your opponent will send you the South Army [F-K] document to setup.
After you swap starting setups, you can use this document to also send your 12 moves / day. Condensed rules and table for combat attached.
Terrain levels are denoted by small a1, a2, a3 in the grid.
Hope this helps out!
Word document used for sending an opponent your starting setup for Field Command. After that, the template can be used to also send your 12 moves / day.
Replace the "S"'s in the battlefield grid with your starting setup using the legend just below the grid for your general [GEN], cavalry [CAV], artillery[ART], infantry[INF] and Guerillas [GRL]. Once complete, save the document and send to your opponent who can set it up on their board at home. Your opponent will send you the North Army [A-F] document to setup.
After you swap starting setups, you can use this document to also send your 12 moves / day. Condensed rules and table for combat attached.
Terrain levels are denoted by small a1, a2, a3 in the grid.
Hope this helps out!
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