RoE Rules

Rules Page

On this page we have a series of links related to how the rules work within Rules of Engagement, what forces are available and how to go about selecting a force.

 

Rules of Engagement Tutorial

For those of you who are new to wargaming or Rules of Engagement, we have a tutorial document to help you learn the basic mechanics of the game. After you play through the tutorial once or twice then you can add on the full rules from your RoE rulebook.

Click on the link in the title to have a look.

 

How does Rules of Engagement work?

Follow the link to further understand how RoE plays.

 

Availiable forces

Follow the link to get information on all the forces that feature in the Rules of Engagement rule book.

 

Forces and scenarios

Follow the link to get information on how scenarios will affect the forces that can be chosen in RoE.

 

Skirmish Rules Translations.

A number of Rules of Engagement players have asked us how compatible the game is with the excellent series of SkirmishCampaign scenario books and how to translate the stats into RoE. SkirmishCampaign scenarios are ideally suited for RoE in most cases and we have included an addition to the Skirmish Rules Translation table below.

Training
(T5 – T1+)

Morale
(E – A+)

Leadership
(none – ***)

Notes

 

Troop  Experience
T1+ = 3+
T1 = 3+
T2 = 4+
T3 = 4+
T4 = 5+
T5 = 5+

 

Discipline
A+= 3  
A = 3
B = 4
C = 4 
D = 5 
E = 5

 

Leadership is 
Factored into the Discipline Ratings on the left. However, a squad leader with a ** rating or higher will have one better Discipline than the squad he leads.

 

Additional factors may be included to represent troop quality from the Special Rules section of the RoE rulebook.

We have also found that you may wish to extend the scenario durations from SkirmishCampaigns by 25% or use 6’x4’ gaming tables.

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