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===Game Rules===
 
===Game Rules===
The Cannons player selects a percentage of the maps used for a track instead of rolling. The Cannons can use an overrun ability a limited amount of time per track. Additionally, if Gannon is still operational in the playing area, Alpha lance can resist forced withdrawal. If they are defending in a track, and they are the sole unit doing so, Beta Lance has the option of masking their deployment. Gannon Derer has significant administrative skills. If a track offers numerous options in the Next Track section, the Track Cost of the Cannons' next selection is reduced by a moderate percentage.<ref>''Total Chaos'', p. 20</ref>
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When choosing maps for a track, the Cannons player selects half of the maps used, rather than rolling. As a unit, the Cannons can use Overrun Combat (see p. 193, ''Tactical Operations'') once per track. In addition, Alpha lance ignores Forced Withdrawal rules (see p. 258, ''Total Warfare'') if Gannon is still active on the map. Beta lance may deploy as Hidden Units (see p. 256, ''Total Warfare'') if they are the defenders in a track and no other units on their side are used in that capacity. Because of Gannon Derer's administrative skills, if a track offers three or more options in the Next Track section, reduce the Track Cost of the Cannons' next track selection by ten percent.<ref name=TC/>
 
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