reaction orders : first turn

In the first round, the highest number of dice (+ number of officers) starts giving orders.
So he can choose which ones to give to his units (including those of reaction).
The opponent can only react.
But how many reaction orders can (always in the first round) use? Do you take them out of your dice roll and the rest use it on your turn?
What did not I understand this time?

team level game example
fantasy scenario

the German player rolls 1d6 making 4 + 1 for an officer. = 5
the British player rolls 1d6 making 2 +1 for an officer = 3

the German has the first round and starts to give his orders.
the British in the first round of the opponent issues a reaction order.
Remains with 2 orders and begins his turn with these orders.
Is that it?

Andrea

Andrea, you put reaction orders in YOUR turn.
But use them in the opponent’s turn.
So, there is no way that the one who gets the first turn gets interrupted by thei opponent. Exception: attack-defence scenarios where you are granted as a defender a certain amount of units already on “ambush”.
Hope that helps

Damn
Here too a basic concept had escaped me.
Given my level of understanding, I could participate in a Bg wargames as a dice thrower, but without reading the result: I could be wrong.

Thanks again

Accidenti
Anche qui mi era sfuggito un concetto base.
Dato il mio livello di comprensione, potrei partecipare ad un Bg wargames come lanciatore di dadi, senza però leggere il risultato: potrei sbagliare.

Grazie ancora