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<blockquote data-quote="Hollywood" data-source="post: 489508" data-attributes="member: 7408">This is a facing system from some rules I've been working on.-----------------MinaturesAll minatures should be clearly marked with the direction in which the model is considered to be facing front.FacingA combatant may change his facing once per round up to 180 degrees.&nbsp; The combatant may also change facing, up to 90 degrees, after every move or double-move, but never after a run.Table 1: FacingsFront: A 90 degree arc to either side of the target's font.Rear: A 45 degree arc to either side of the target's rear, the red area in Figure 1.Side: A 90 degree arc to either side of the target's rear, the yellow area in Figure 1.Figure 1: FacingsAttached Image FileFlankingWith the use of facings, an attacker is considered to be flanking a target if the attacker is in the rear facing&nbsp; of the target.&nbsp; If the attacker is in a side facing of the target and another attacker is in the front or oppsite side facing, then the attacker is flanking. Attacking from the rear facing gives an attacker an +4 attack bonus.&nbsp; Attacking from the side facing gives an attacker a +2 attack bonus.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hollywood, post: 489508, member: 7408"] This is a facing system from some rules I've been working on. ----------------- Minatures All minatures should be clearly marked with the direction in which the model is considered to be facing front. Facing A combatant may change his facing once per round up to 180 degrees. The combatant may also change facing, up to 90 degrees, after every move or double-move, but never after a run. Table 1: Facings Front: A 90 degree arc to either side of the target's font. Rear: A 45 degree arc to either side of the target's rear, the red area in Figure 1. Side: A 90 degree arc to either side of the target's rear, the yellow area in Figure 1. Figure 1: Facings Attached Image File Flanking With the use of facings, an attacker is considered to be flanking a target if the attacker is in the rear facing of the target. If the attacker is in a side facing of the target and another attacker is in the front or oppsite side facing, then the attacker is flanking. Attacking from the rear facing gives an attacker an +4 attack bonus. Attacking from the side facing gives an attacker a +2 attack bonus. [/QUOTE]

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