During a side's turn, each of its units can move, attack, or fire ranged weapons.

You'll also be able to aim your ranged weapon by moving the system itself, another nice touch to the game.

In general though as with all D&D games ranged weapons win the day.

The game will allow the use of both melee and ranged weapons.

Although the game includes no ranged weapons, any weapon can be thrown.

Aiming with a ranged weapon is also done by using the mouse.

In order to use an R attack, the character must be equipped with a ranged weapon.

Perception also determines the maximum range of ranged weapons, and the chance to hit with them.

There are many pickups in the game to restore health and charge ranged weapons.

There are also ranged weapons such as bows and throwing knives.

Often, the Assassin may use a ranged weapon to assist this process.

Other ranged weapons were separated to the R2 button.

The other hand-operated ranged weapons of the time had their own drawbacks.

Characters can use spells and ranged weapons by lining up targets.

She specializes in ranged weapons and can also use traps against her foes.

Though skilled with ranged weapons, he can hold his own in hand-to-hand combat.

The weapon is considered to be standard issue to Redlers which otherwise lack ranged weapons.

Player units set to offensive maneuvers prefer to attack with ranged weapons.

He usually uses a bow and arrow, but can also wield other ranged weapons.

The ability to shoot at a distance also gives ranged weapons a more distinct tactical advantage.

So she'd expected an opponent to materialize inside the effective radius of her ranged weapons.

The player can freely switch between melee and ranged weapons during combat.

While it has three ranges, the three section staff is best used as a short range weapon against long ranged weapons.

Ranged weapons are now subject to accuracy losses based on the distance between the target and the attacking unit.