+Command+

The command action allows fighters to instruct allies into performing an action for them. For a fighter to give a command, choose an ally fighter in line of sight to be the target of the command. Then declare an action for that fighter to perform. The two fighters make a contested Fellowship check. If the commanding fighter wins, the target fighter performs the action declared. If the targeted fighter wins, then they fail to hear or understand the command and the commander’s action is lost. The targets of commanding actions, like the target of a shot, aiding a fighter, or moving into a building, must be in line of sight to the commander. You can’t ask someone to shoot a guy you can’t see.