Ambush and Sequential CC

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Hi All,

Infantry advances into a location already by-pass-sleazed by a friendly AFV. Amazingly, the attacker (vehicle side) achieves ambush. Am I right in assuming that the attacker now resolves all attacks before the defender and sequential CC is out the window? That is, A11.32 supercedes A11.31 since higher rule number?

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You are correct! A11.32 is probably clear enough in this regard, but you also have 11.34 to solidify your position:

11.34 Should more than one sequential combat criterion occur in the same CC, the highest numbered rule takes precedence.​
Note, especially, the EXample: ;)
EX: Should an Ambush occur in a CC Location containing a vehicle, the ambushing side gets to resolve all of its CC attacks in that Location first during that CCPh. In any subsequent CCPh, the players would alternate sequential attacks.
 

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Those have got to be some pretty sneaky guys to ambush even when one of their own AFVs are in the hex......possible, but P-R-E-T-T-Y damn sneaky..... ;)
 

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Well, the opponent are concentrated on the AFV and didn't see the infantry sneaking on them.
 

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I once advanced a stealthy Jpn concealed HS onto a broken British squad in Kunai.

Lost ambush, he withdrew, routed away next turn and I lost the scenario by one CVP point.
 

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I once advanced a stealthy Jpn concealed HS onto a broken British squad in Kunai.

Lost ambush, he withdrew, routed away next turn and I lost the scenario by one CVP point.
-2 for the Japanese (-2 concealed, -1 stealthy, +1 ATTACKER in Kunai), +1 for British (broken), assume Japanese roll 6 and the British 1, that's a final 4 Japanese vs 2 British. The British would have to be stealthy too, or perhaps the Japanese CX.

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Night attack maybe
 

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Night attack maybe
No, the ATTACKER can be two less than the DEFENDER to get ambush but not the reverse [E1.77]. The change for night is not symmetrical. Here the broken unit is clearly the DEFENDER. For the DEFENDER to get ambush it has to roll three less than the ATTACKER.

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Never played this way.. :unsure: time to check The Holy Tome..
 

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CX when advancing into Kunai, unless using a path. that's probably the extra +1
 

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CX when advancing into Kunai, unless using a path. that's probably the extra +1
Why would you be CX when advancing in Kunai? It's only two MF. Unless up a hill or the Japanese unit found a five PP SW. Ah, you're thinking of bamboo.

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