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McClernand traps Bowen's isolated division south of Vicksburg; despite Bowen's elite status granting miss re-rolls, the trapped force is overwhelmed with no retreat path and must surrender.
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leaders can reroll a failed risk roll
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Skirmishers reroll 5s for a further chance to hit.
In infantry fire, skirmishers that roll a 5 roll again, inflicting 1 DP on a subsequent 4, 5 or 6, making their fire more effective than formed troops.
Inflict 1 DP for throws of 6 only. Skirmishers roll again for throws of 5, with subsequent 4/ 5/ 6 = inflict 1 DP.
Each player officer may reroll one bad melee die per turn at personal risk.
The reroll is decided as dice are rolled, not after all are rolled, and exposes the officer to 1-6 attackers.
Individual officers (the players) can reroll one bad melee roll per turn- decided "on the fly" rather than after all dice are rolled
v4.4 tests count natural 6s as two successes and use rerolls from commanders, Steady status and traits.
Each 4+ is one success and each natural 6 counts as two. Steady units get one automatic reroll on orders tests; commanders give 1 (8") or 2 (12") rerolls, which do not stack and can never reroll a reroll. Marksmen reroll failed hits; Stubborn rerolls failed morale.
Each D6 result of 4+ is 1 success, with each natural 6 counting as 2 successes. Steady units automatically gain 1 reroll.
Re-rolls give attack bonuses and are used to create half-pip target numbers.
Attackers re-roll 1s, charging cavalry re-roll 1s and 2s, and a leading general lets the unit re-roll 1s. Fractional targets like 'save for 4½' mean a 4 is re-rolled and then saves on 4-6 (similarly archers hit on '5½').
Light and Medium Cavalry: save for 4 ½, 5, 6 (re-roll any 4s, save if the second roll is 4,5,6)
Card effects grant optional re-rolls of failures or force re-rolls of successes.
'May re-roll' lets a player re-roll failed dice; 'must re-roll' forces successful dice to be re-rolled. A die is never re-rolled twice, modifiers still apply, and the active player re-rolls first. E.g. Rebel Yell forces Federals to re-roll successful defence rolls.
If the rule states that the player must re-roll dice in that circumstance, then he has no choice: he must abide by the second (re-rolled) result.
Sixes allow re-rolls to hit when modifiers push the target number above 6.
For each 6 rolled, re-roll one die: target 7 hits on 4+, 8 on 5+, 9 on 6, 10 cannot hit.
For each die that scores a "6", you may re-roll one die and consult the following table