Uploaded July 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Hello everyone and welcome back to On Point HQ and the fifth video in the Bolt Action Basics series. In this video, we are going to be looking at how HQ units work in Bolt Action and also the ‘snap to action’ rule.
All platoons in games of Bolt Action are generally led by a first or second lieutenant but higher officers such as captain and majors can be added to the platoon also. In the video, we are going to look at the role that the HQ unit performs, its abilities and how these are used in games of Bolt Action.
In addition to this, we are going to look at how the ‘snap to action’ rule works with a very brief example. This will outline what the rule is, how it works and how this can be used tactically in games to make your HQ units more effective at their role.
Bolt Action Basics:
Building a Bolt Action army - youtu.be/Ggjd81dtkO4
Unit quality and issuing orders - youtu.be/p_ZpjFcOmic
Combat - youtu.be/-plYsWNdY_Y
Pinning and morale - youtu.be/8SX8achU2Hw
If you are new to Bolt Action or you are thinking about taking the plunge and starting to play the game, I hope that you will find this video series of videos helpful or interesting. They are intended to be a very brief outline of the basic aspects of the game that will help you at the beginning of your Bolt Action journey.
If you have any comments or questions, just pop them below and I will certainly respond to all questions and comments. If you enjoyed the video, please give it a like and consider subscribing to the channel for more gaming goodness!
I'm also on;
Instagram: on_point@hq
Twitter: @point_hq
On Point Tales Bolt Action related fiction; wordpress.com/home/onpointhqtales.wordpress.com
You can also join our Facebook group - facebook.com/groups/onpointhq
Credits;
Love Struck - E's Jammy Jams
Happy gaming and may your dice roll well!
Hello everyone and welcome back to On Point HQ and the fifth video in the Bolt Action Basics series. In this video, we are going to be looking at how HQ units work in Bolt Action and also the ‘snap to action’ rule.
All platoons in games of Bolt Action are generally led by a first or second lieutenant but higher officers such as captain and majors can be added to the platoon also. In the video, we are going to look at the role that the HQ unit performs, its abilities and how these are used in games of Bolt Action.
In addition to this, we are going to look at how the ‘snap to action’ rule works with a very brief example. This will outline what the rule is, how it works and how this can be used tactically in games to make your HQ units more effective at their role.
Bolt Action Basics:
Building a Bolt Action army - youtu.be/Ggjd81dtkO4
Unit quality and issuing orders - youtu.be/p_ZpjFcOmic
Combat - youtu.be/-plYsWNdY_Y
Pinning and morale - youtu.be/8SX8achU2Hw
If you are new to Bolt Action or you are thinking about taking the plunge and starting to play the game, I hope that you will find this video series of videos helpful or interesting. They are intended to be a very brief outline of the basic aspects of the game that will help you at the beginning of your Bolt Action journey.
If you have any comments or questions, just pop them below and I will certainly respond to all questions and comments. If you enjoyed the video, please give it a like and consider subscribing to the channel for more gaming goodness!
I'm also on;
Instagram: on_point@hq
Twitter: @point_hq
On Point Tales Bolt Action related fiction; wordpress.com/home/onpointhqtales.wordpress.com
You can also join our Facebook group - facebook.com/groups/onpointhq
Credits;
Love Struck - E's Jammy Jams
Happy gaming and may your dice roll well!
