Factions

A Faction serves as the primary organizational framework for an Army, defining its tactical identity and governing specific mechanical constraints. Each Faction is assigned a specific Command Value that represents the inherent efficiency of its leadership and communication networks. This Value directly influences the activation economy of Units via the resolution of Command Rolls and dictates the starting quantity of the Tactical Points pool available for the engagement. Furthermore, Faction selection governs the eligibility of specific Unit Classes and the unique Army Leaders available during the Army Building process. Major Factions typically provide more extensive Unit rosters and larger resource pools compared to Minor Factions.