Today, I bring some worked examples of how the charge movement works. Although the rules are written in a simple and easy way, but it is impossible that they cover any eventuality. Therefore, I thought it would be useful to present some examples of the rules intention in some of these cases. I hope you find it useful. __________________________________________________________________________________ CASE 1 – CHARGING FROM THE FRONT Unit A performs a charging action against unit B after verifying that the distance required to charge (5 cm to rotate up to 45⁰ + the minimum distance to contact unit B) is less than the maximum charging distance (movement capacity of unit A + 6 cm). Unit A has to follow the line that joins the centers of both units, so that the center of the front face of unit A is in front of the front arc of unit B. Therefore it is a charge on the front. CASE 2 – FLANK CHARGE In case 2, unit A follows the same procedure, but, since at the end of its charging movement the ...