klasmalmstrom
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Posted on behalf of someone not active on GS....
B20.41 says a Dry Stream is a Gully for all purposes. If that Stream is a Stream-Woods hex, B20.41 would make that a Gully-Woods hex. This suggests and AFV moving through such a hex would take a normal bog check. However, we also have B33.11 which says "B33.11 ENTRY: A unit enters a stream (including a dry stream)- woods/brush/orchard hex across a stream hexside at the normal (for its depth; 20.4-.44) stream cost.
This suggests a Stream-Woods is not the same as a Gully-Woods hex when dry. Give there was no B33.11 when B20.41 was written, I think B33.11 takes primacy and there should have been an EXC or something added to B20.41.
My question:
Does B20.41 or B33.11 take primacy when a Stream is Dry? Would a unit moving along and IN a Dry Stream-Woods hex take a Bog check when entering the Stream-Woods hex?
The higher numbered B33.11 takes precedence.
No Bog check while moving down the dry stream.
....Perry
MMP
B20.41 says a Dry Stream is a Gully for all purposes. If that Stream is a Stream-Woods hex, B20.41 would make that a Gully-Woods hex. This suggests and AFV moving through such a hex would take a normal bog check. However, we also have B33.11 which says "B33.11 ENTRY: A unit enters a stream (including a dry stream)- woods/brush/orchard hex across a stream hexside at the normal (for its depth; 20.4-.44) stream cost.
This suggests a Stream-Woods is not the same as a Gully-Woods hex when dry. Give there was no B33.11 when B20.41 was written, I think B33.11 takes primacy and there should have been an EXC or something added to B20.41.
My question:
Does B20.41 or B33.11 take primacy when a Stream is Dry? Would a unit moving along and IN a Dry Stream-Woods hex take a Bog check when entering the Stream-Woods hex?
The higher numbered B33.11 takes precedence.
No Bog check while moving down the dry stream.
....Perry
MMP
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