Alternating player turns (IGOUGO)

Each player turn has four phases: phasing player moves and dices for reinforcements, phasing player rallies, the opponent shoots firearms and artillery, then the phasing player resolves melees. Player 2 then takes the same sequence with roles reversed. The defender takes the first move.

Phase 1: player 1 Moves Units/Dices for reinforcements b. Phase 2: Player 1 Rallies Units c. Phase 3: Player 2 Shoots Firearms/Artillery d. Phase 4: Player 1 Resolves Melee's

In its own bound a side first tests morale for its units in combat, then each unit may move or attempt an action. Each bound represents roughly 15 minutes.

Sides alternate bounds, during which: (1) Own units test morale if in combat. (2) Own units may move or try an action. Each bound is approximately 15 minutes.

In each player's bound: 1) dice for tactical movement and make moves; 2) artillery and bows of both sides in range and not in contact shoot; 3) all elements in contact fight, in an order chosen by the phasing player. The low-scoring deployment player takes first bound.

The two sides take alternate bounds. During each player's bound: 1. He dices for tactical movement, then makes up to the number of moves his score permits.

One side is Attacker and the other Defender. The attacker runs artillery, movement (with defender overwatch), fire and Quality Checks, then initiative switches and the defender does the same four phases.

5. Switch Initiative: Defender now conducts phases 1-4

Each turn starts with resolving artillery, then rolling Order Dice. The active player spends points one activation at a time. When all points are spent or the player ends their turn, the opponent rolls Order Dice and becomes active.

When all Order Points are spent, or the Player ends their Turn, the opponent becomes Active and rolls Order Dice.

A turn consists of each side being Mover and Defender. Mover phases: 1 HQs replace one Scattered unit of their Division; 2 minefield clearance (optional); 3 Mover moves; 4 Defender fires Dug-in units (optional); 5 Mover fires. The side that moves therefore usually gets the first shot.

A turn consists of each side being the Mover and Defender. The Axis player is always the first Mover.

After the Country is made and sides chosen, players toss for the first move and put down their men along their back lines. Thereafter each player in turn moves every soldier and moves or fires every gun. Guns may not fire before the first player's second move.

We arranged to move in alternate moves: first one moved all his force and then the other

During your turn you are the active player and your opponent passive; roles switch at turn end, continuing until one side is defeated. Only active units shoot, move or charge.

The game continues in this IGO-UGO sequence until one side is defeated.

Each turn a player moves and makes his killing attacks; the defender gets no counter attack until his own turn. Bounds are of variable length, running from critical event to critical event.

Players alternate movement each turn, just like in chess. So first one side moves and attacks, then the other side moves and attacks.

When a player has the initiative each character they control takes two actions in any combination (Move, Aim, Got You Covered, Shoot, Mount, Dismount, Reload 3 Shots, Get Your Courage Up), including the same action twice. The turn ends when all models have taken two actions. A design-guide option for small gunfights has each initiative card activate only one model.

When a player has the initiative, each character they control may take two actions. If a “7” card was played for initiative, one character can take three actions!

Initiative is fixed at the start of the game (by scenario or a D6 roll-off) and stays for the whole game. Each turn is two rounds, one per player, each consisting of Command, Shooting and Melee phases, followed by a shared End phase that removes order dice and smoke markers and checks victory.

Initiative order is established at the start of the game and stays in effect until the end of the game.

The British player always chooses to move first or second, and again after any wind change. Ships fire only in their own turn, British firing first.

The British player can always choose whether to move first or second.