fanatic+1
Ryan Kent
If your prisoners are in a melee situation involving and enemy guard and a friendly unit, may the friendly unit participate in the prisoners’ sequential CC attack vs. their guards?
Sequential CC and Guards
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klasmalmstrom
Forum Guru
Yes.
Q&A:
A20.55
A20.55 says “Prisoner CC attacks are sequential in that the prisoners may make all of their CC attacks before they can be attacked
in turn ....”. If the prisoners are attacking their guards in a combined attack with other friendly units (who are not prisoners), does
that combined attack get the sequential benefit as well? If yes, if the prisoners attack their guards and non-guards (permitted by
A20.55) in a combined attack with friendly non-prisoners, does the entire combined attack get the sequential benefit?
A. Yes. Yes.
Q&A:
A20.55
A20.55 says “Prisoner CC attacks are sequential in that the prisoners may make all of their CC attacks before they can be attacked
in turn ....”. If the prisoners are attacking their guards in a combined attack with other friendly units (who are not prisoners), does
that combined attack get the sequential benefit as well? If yes, if the prisoners attack their guards and non-guards (permitted by
A20.55) in a combined attack with friendly non-prisoners, does the entire combined attack get the sequential benefit?
A. Yes. Yes.
jrv
Forum Guru
Note that if the enemy guard is eliminated and if the friendly prisoners do not rearm as a result of the elimination (e.g. the guard was a SMC) and if there are other enemy infantry in the Location, the friendly prisoners are now transferred to one of the other enemy units as their prisoner.
JR
JR
klasmalmstrom
Forum Guru
Another reason to get prisoners out of the front line.