Fuss and Feathers

A tired and mud splashed Courier to relay orders across the battlefield to the hard of hearing.

The Commander in Chief now has his Lifeguard to keep him safe.

These are all elements of play for the Commander in Victory without Quarter. The Lifeguard base is basically a saving through for the C-in-C. If he attaches himself to a unit and the unit is destroyed he would normally loose his life, but with the Lifeguard being removed instead, the officer can stay in play.

The C-in-C can issue orders to units within 12 inches of him on the battlefield. The Courier allows him to try a reach units that are a bit further away, he can move 3D6 per round. If any doubles are rolled though, the Courier is killed and the message does not get through. Either that or it is misunderstood or ignored.