I'm a newbie and want to know if the titan's rules apply to rebellion games.

Thanks in advance!;)

Yes, Titan rules apply to rebellion games. The OST and Iron Rain Hill Giant are great for 300 - 400 point games.

But be sure to check the Unlimited Rules part of the titan´s rules booklet. For example, the move before the action is not free, but must be paid for with one of your actions...

Thanks Bey and Stormfox, but I still have questions:

And about the indirect fire ranged combat rules, is it applied to Rebellion? For instance: if a Wraith is based in hindering terrain, and my Stonethrower is trying to attack it with a indirect fire ranged action, it says "the line of fire is not blocked or hindered by the presence of intervening terrain or other units". Can I make the attack?

Thanks in advance!

If you are within range, you may make the attack. However, all the negative modifiers still apply.

One thing, when using Titans in rebellion, the first action (the movement) is no longer free. To move twice, you need 2 actions, to move and shoot, you still need 2.

-Tsetsuki

Fredshot,

You cannot attack the Wraith if it is based with one of your units in either game. Your unit makes the Wraith an illegal target, it doesn't "block or hinder the line of fire."

However, if your unit was not there, you could indeed attack the Wraith with Indirect Fire in either game.

It's important to note that the only difference between Conquest & Unlimited rules for Titans is that in Unlimited moving & attacking or double moving takes two actions. In Conquest doing either of those things only takes one action. In all other ways, they are the same.

David A. Blizzard

Aha. Didn't see that. In that case, DBlizzard is perfectly correct in this particular situation.

-Tsetsuki