Overrun and Counter Charging

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When Counter Charging against an individual results in an Overrun (pg.40) against another unit previously engaged in melee , is a subsequent charge still considered a Countercharge- and therefore is never hindered (pg.34)

CONTEXT: A Unit of Beast Calvary (in a forest) are charged by an infantry horde and an Individual Infantry Hero.

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In the subsequent turn the Beast Calvary, Counter Charge against the Individual Infantry Hero, resulting in an Overun into the Infantry Horde.

Thanks in advance of your consideration and collective wisdom.

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Any unit not countercharged (when you were multi charged) does no longer count as engaged with you and should preferrably be pushed 1 mm away from you to visualise this.

If killing the individual it will count as a new charge into the horde.

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Also clarified in the last part of the overrunrules:

“If either the initial Charge move or the regroup move took the charging unit over an Obstacle or through Difficult Terrain, then it is Hindered during this additional combat.”

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