lightspeed
Senior Member
Folks,
Have a look at B27.56 (Anti-Tank Ditch).
The last sentence says "An A-T Ditch is treated the same as a trench except...Infantry
must pay two MF plus COT to enter/exit the counter of an A-T Ditch." (italics added.)
What the heck does that mean? Specifically, what does it mean to enter the counter?
B27.4 (Entrenchments) uses the language of moving beneath an counter, and enter/exit
a foxhole/pillbox.
Does the "enter/exit the counter" refer to moving below/above the counter? If it does,
I would argue that it is a curious way to word it.
To summarise my questions, imagine an A-T Ditch in a brush hex.
1. Is the MF cost to enter the hex 4?
2a. What is the MF cost to move beneath the A-T Ditch counter once a unit is in the hex?
2b. What is the MF cost to move from beneath the A-T Ditch counter to above it?
I've looked at the Q and A and errata and cannot find anything...
indy
Have a look at B27.56 (Anti-Tank Ditch).
The last sentence says "An A-T Ditch is treated the same as a trench except...Infantry
must pay two MF plus COT to enter/exit the counter of an A-T Ditch." (italics added.)
What the heck does that mean? Specifically, what does it mean to enter the counter?
B27.4 (Entrenchments) uses the language of moving beneath an counter, and enter/exit
a foxhole/pillbox.
Does the "enter/exit the counter" refer to moving below/above the counter? If it does,
I would argue that it is a curious way to word it.
To summarise my questions, imagine an A-T Ditch in a brush hex.
1. Is the MF cost to enter the hex 4?
2a. What is the MF cost to move beneath the A-T Ditch counter once a unit is in the hex?
2b. What is the MF cost to move from beneath the A-T Ditch counter to above it?
I've looked at the Q and A and errata and cannot find anything...
indy