Field Manual/Combat & Front Lines/How a Fight Ends

How a Fight Ends

Wipe-out, or a hundred-round draw.

TWO WAYS OUT

Diagram: fight end conditions — one side wiped out, or 100 rounds elapsed with both sides standing (a draw); combat engagement flow from engage through round resolution to wipe-out or draw

A fight ends when one side is wiped out, or after 100 rounds with both sides still standing — a draw. Partial damage from the final round still applies, both sides are unfrozen, and the outcome is reported: winner, survivors on each side, total rounds fought.