WAR BOW - Blood & Crowns Workshop Part 1

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The First Part of our mini series showcasing the Mechanics of Blood and Crowns Rules from Firelock Games
This first part we will explain how shooting works and more specifically the famous English WAR BOW.

Blood & Crowns is a 28mm miniatures skirmish game that immerses you in late medieval Western Europe and the chaotic period known as the Hundred Years’ War. It joins Blood & Valor and Blood & Steel as the next installment in a series of games based on Firelock Games’ flagship product, Blood & Plunder. Blood & Crowns allows players to recreate the countless skirmishes, raids, sallies, acts of piracy and all manner of small-scale engagements that hide in the shadows of history between battles such as Crecy, Poitiers, Najera, Agincourt and Castillion. It is not a game with hordes of faceless masses, but of individual warriors that puts players in the armor of the combatants at the level of fighting where personal combat was the most visceral. Where blood was spilled and crowns were won and lost!

CLARIFICATIONS :
Arrow Storm is for the duration of the whole activation so it is possible to get two shots off if the unit has the Fatigue to Push. The Author also told me that he did it that way so that scenarios or future upgrades/characters could increase the number of ammunition markers a unit has.
Also as a good friend of the channel pointed out and confirmed by the rules Author Eric
Arrow Storm, MUST be on the unit's activation. A CP can be used to initiate a normal Ranged Attack, though.

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