[b]How to Read T9A Base Sizes[/b]
(from 3.A.a)
Base sizes are given as two measurements in millimetres: front-width × side-length (e.g. most [url='https://www.the-ninth-age.com/community/lexicon/index.php?entry/4456-horse/']horse[/url] riders’ bases are 25×50 mm.

[b]22.A.a Weapon Enchantments[/b]
Category of Special Item
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[nolexicon][b]Conga Line[/b] or [b]Conga Lines[/b]
T9A Slang

Refers to large units made very narrow (such as a unit whose front-width is 1 model and side-length is 25 models), which, according to some T9A players is negative, either because it exploits game mechanics or because it is non-immersive.

Term references a real world dance of similar name: [url]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conga_line[/url]
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[b]21.G.b.29 Steady Aim[/b] – Shooting
Attack Attribute

The model does not suffer the −1 to-hit modifier for Stand and Shoot Charge Reactions.

[b]21.G.b.28 Shoot in Extra Rank[/b] – Shooting
Attack Attribute

The model part may use Shooting Attacks from one additional rank (normally, this means that models with Shoot in Extra Rank will be able to make Shooting Attacks from the third rank).

[b]21.G.b.21 Rage[/b] – Close Combat
Attack Attribute

Whenever the model loses a Health Point, it gains +1 Attack
Value. Whenever it gains a Health Point, it suffers
−1 Attack Value.

21.G.b.6 [b]Extra Support (X)[/b] – Close Combat
Attack Attribute.

The model part ignores the general Attack Value modifier for Supporting Attacks, but its Attack Value is never higher than the value stated in brackets (X) while performing
Supporting Attacks.