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== [[Tabletop Games]] == |
== [[Tabletop Games]] == |
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* In ''[[Warhammer]]'' ordinary horses (and most other similar sized mounts) are effectively invunerable; a mount has its own attack but in combat only the rider can be hit and if he is killed then both rider and mount are removed. Thus it is impossible in the rules to for example unhorse a knight and have the knight stick around and fight on foot. |
* In ''[[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]]'' ordinary horses (and most other similar sized mounts) are effectively invunerable; a mount has its own attack but in combat only the rider can be hit and if he is killed then both rider and mount are removed. Thus it is impossible in the rules to for example unhorse a knight and have the knight stick around and fight on foot. |
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* Averted by the "dragoon" unit type in ''[[War Machine]],'' which starts out as a cavalry unit. After it takes a certain amount of damage, it becomes a footsoldier (with the player actually replacing the "mounted" miniature with the "unmounted" miniature). |
* Averted by the "dragoon" unit type in ''[[War Machine]],'' which starts out as a cavalry unit. After it takes a certain amount of damage, it becomes a footsoldier (with the player actually replacing the "mounted" miniature with the "unmounted" miniature). |
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