If an order test roll comes up two sixes then not only is the order not given but the player must immediately roll on the chart below. Roll a die to find what action the unit takes.

• OK - The unit can move through the terrain without hindrance - this is the default or normal rate for all kinds of troops over open ground.
• OK* - The unit can cross this kind of terrain without hindrance unless it has been designated as an anti-tank obstacle, or impassable bocage, or the equivalent, in which case it is impassable to all types of vehicle.
• No Run - The unit cannot cross or move within this kind of terrain if undertaking a run action, but can cross or move over with an advance action.
• No - The unit cannot enter or move within this kind of terrain at all.
• No* - The unit cannot enter or move within this kind of terrain, except that it can be deployed within the terrain at the start of the game. In this case it cannot move once deployed. This represents situations where guns are 'dug in' to positions prior to the battle as discussed in the section on Artillery.
• No (!) - The unit cannot enter or move within this kind of terrain, except that heavy and super-heavy tanks may move through and demolish some buildings in some situations.
• x2 - The unit's move rate is doubled if it moves entirely along a road or track. This enables vehicles to move rapidly along roads where the opportunity permits.

A vehicle can reverse straight backwards at up to half its standard advance rate unless it is a recce vehicle. A recce vehicle can reverse at its full advance rate and can manoeuvre as if driving forward.

The basic chance of hitting a target is a roll of 3+.
The following modifiers apply.

Once a target is hit the minimum score indicated is required to score damage.

Additional penetration modifier for Heavy Weapons against Armoured Targets

• Superficial damage - Against armoured vehicles only, if the die roll to damage has scored the exact minimum needed after all modifiers are taken into account, then the shot only cause superficial damage.
  In this case deduct -3 from the damage result dice roll before consulting the table.
• Massive damage - If a weapon beats the damage value of the target by a total of 3 or greater than the minimum score required, then the player rolls twice on the damage results chart.
  Roll once and apply the result, then roll again and apply the second result.
• Turret jam - When you inflict a damage result against a vehicle with a turret and the vehicle is not destroyed, you take a turret jam test - roll a D6.
  On a 1-3, nothing happens.
  On a 4-6, the turret is jammed and for the rest of the game the turret is limited in the arc that the damage-causing hit came from.

• Superficial Damage (damage roll matches required value) - D6-3
• Full Damage (damage roll beats required value by 1 or 2) - D6
• Massive Damage (damage roll beats required value by 3 or more) - 2D6
• Open-topped hit by indirect fire - Add +1.