Fighter
In Traditional Chess the Queen moves in any direction and captures pieces by moving to and occupying the opponent’s square.
In Strattegee the Fighter moves the same way, but attacks pieces by firing missiles from its position into the opponent’s quadrant. Plus, the fighter can fly through occupied quadrants, except those occupied by enemy aircraft in flight.
Rapid-fire Ammunition [ 4 ] Silver Rounds
→ Sidewinder missiles | Silver ammunition
→ Re-Arms at Own or Allies base Loading Zones
Moves Any Direction
→ Starting position are base [ F ] quadrants
→ Moves [ 1-24 ] quadrants
→ Can move above Ground pieces
→ Can move diagonally between aircraft
→ Cannot fly through quadrants occupied by opposing Aircraft
→ Can pass through friendly aircraft
Fires Any Direction
→ Attacks by firing from its position into the target quadrant
Can fire:
→ In any direction [ 1-5 ] quadrants
→ At Air and Ground targets
→ Over Landscape/Structures/Friendly Ground Crews
→ Around friendly Aircraft in Line of Fire
→ Over enemy ground Pieces at opposing Aircraft
→ Under enemy Aircraft at opposing ground Units
Cannot fire:
→ Through opposing Leading pieces in Line of Fire
→ At Camouflaged Commandos
Suppressive Fire
→ Any direction [ 1-5 ] quadrants
→ Protects Armed Crews against Rapid-Fire ammunition
→ One round of ammunition is removed from Protecting Fighter
Positive Identification [ PID ]
→ Can provide [ PID ] any direction 1-5 quadrants