Crusader Tactics — Antioch, 1098

Field notes

The scenario models close-quarters combat through action-point costs, body-part targeting, wound penalties, visibility, sound, and objects that can be opened or used. A sword offers four named actions, while the crossbow requires separate spanning and firing steps. The accompanying codex places the encounter during Antioch’s fall on 2–3 June 1098 and describes a courtyard-centered house with galleries, a vestibule, and a great hall.