Jeffrey D Myers
Senior Member
JR beat me to it, but the Good Order requirement is found in B20.91.
This is only a letter answer and has never been adopted as an official response in any Annual, Journal or other "Official" AH/MMP publication. A reading of the rules (including that for wounded personnel) leaves me agreeing with Swiftandsure on this one. I don't see how any other interpretation could be possible.That is how I've understood it and I believe this Q&A supports that:
A10.52
Does the Low Crawl rule allow a wounded SMC having 3MF to rout into a hex that requires, in the movement phase, more than 3MF?
A. Yes. {1}
Sorry, but I am not convinced.Low crawl takes all of a unit's MF allotment (and no more), regardless of what would be the cost ordinarily.
I don't think that this happens.Seriously, very educational, and how does anyone ever play a "clean" (from a rules adherence perspective) game of ASL?
Saying always ok to your opponent rules view... I try that also with my wifeReading this thread makes my head hurt. I think I'll go have a couple of beers and then I'll probably end up low crawling my way to bed (using all my MF allotment in the process).
Seriously, very educational, and how does anyone ever play a "clean" (from a rules adherence perspective) game of ASL?
...and here is yet another one I may never have taken notice of after all these years...LOL(C1.51) "...FFMO/ FFNAM can apply during the MPh (only); ...".
Always played using FFMO/FFNAM during RoutPh... wrong???? just amazing(C1.51) "...FFMO/ FFNAM can apply during the MPh (only); ...".
A10.51 ... A routing unit can rout into/out of/within a known minefield or FFE at its option, but is not forced to do so merely to reach the closest woods/building hex.
It does help somewhat when routing thru buildings though (e.g. RB, RO, etc) where the broken unit is caught in an FFE situation.Learn something new every day with ASL!
That said, most of the time, I avoided to go through a FFE with my routing units, which can ignore the FFE.