Hello,
sorry for asking if the answer is easily obtainable with search engine, but searching for dedicated HC rules topic I only got results with topics about wich ancient rules system is recommended.
Anyway, I have a question about proximity: rulebook states, that if a unit is facing an enemy within 12" at the start of the move, the unit can only move either towards or away from the opposing unit.
What does start of the move mean? Is it the start of the whole order, or just one of the moves that are allowed if the result of the order test was particulary good?
The difference is quite visible if the move is made by some particulary mobile unit, like light cavalry in open order - if the start of the move mean start of one of the three moves possible to make, then during one order unit will be able to move away as proximity dictates, then evade the enemy, ride past his flank and finish the move on his rear -all during one turn. If the other interpretation is correct, such maneuver would require two turns.