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Description
Game: Games Workshop's Warmaster (Rulebook still Required)
Use: Demo counters for the army of Bretonnia
[u]Image Credits:[/u]
Games Workshop

How to use - Normal Units
Top Left: Hits / Direction Arrow
Top Right: Army Banner
Bottom Left: Unit Type / Unit
Bottom Middle: Armour Save (if blank then it has no armour save)
Bottom Right: Close Attacks/Ranged Attacks

The counter with the Hits, Unit Type, and Attacks is the CORE unit, while the counter with the arrow are the additional stands that make up that specific unit. In the zip file they will have for example (Bret_Knights.png for the CORE units, and Bret_Knights_Unit.png for the additional stands.) while the unit name changes depending on the type. The front of the counter is the front facing of the unit, if you are unsure then look at the counter as if the writing is the right way up for you to read. Measure from this edge for movement, shooting, and charges unless able to do it from any other angle.

How to use - Command Units
Top Middle: Unit Type
Top Right: Army Banner
Bottom Left: Command Value
Bottom Right: Attacks
The same principle for Normal units apply to command units.

Best unzipped into a folder and then added to an A4 sized area in such programs as MS Powerpoint, Publisher, or even Word. The counters measure 2"x3" and are good for starter games though some rules will alter for line of sight, though the Warmaster rules cover everything you need to know. Print on to card for better quality and durability, back for better handling of counters though a thicker card will do the job just fine.

Description
Game: Games Workshop's Warmaster (Rulebook still Required)
Use: Demo counters for the army of Bretonnia
[u]Image Credits:[/u]
Games Workshop

How to use - Normal Units
Top Left: Hits / Direction Arrow
Top Right: Army Banner
Bottom Left: Unit Type / Unit
Bottom Middle: Armour Save (if blank then it has no armour save)
Bottom Right: Close Attacks/Ranged Attacks

The counter with the Hits, Unit Type, and Attacks is the CORE unit, while the counter with the arrow are the additional stands that make up that specific unit. In the zip file they will have for example (Bret_Knights.png for the CORE units, and Bret_Knights_Unit.png for the additional stands.) while the unit name changes depending on the type. The front of the counter is the front facing of the unit, if you are unsure then look at the counter as if the writing is the right way up for you to read. Measure from this edge for movement, shooting, and charges unless able to do it from any other angle.

How to use - Command Units
Top Middle: Unit Type
Top Right: Army Banner
Bottom Left: Command Value
Bottom Right: Attacks
The same principle for Normal units apply to command units.

Best unzipped into a folder and then added to an A4 sized area in such programs as MS Powerpoint, Publisher, or even Word. The counters measure 2"x3" and are good for starter games though some rules will alter for line of sight, though the Warmaster rules cover everything you need to know. Print on to card for better quality and durability, back for better handling of counters though a thicker card will do the job just fine.