jyoung
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I have a stack of three squads and leader in a building, all berserk, adjacent to another enemy-occupied fortified building on ground level (in smoke), with more enemy on the first floor of that hex (not fortified). The level 1 units are the closest known enemy units that the berserkers can legally reach, with the shortest MF route being via bypass of the fortified location into a stairwell in the next hex, then up the stairwell and back to the adjacent hex on level 1. This was on the assumption that bypass of the occupied hex was legal due to the berserk status allowing entry of an enemy hex.
While in bypass (for 2 MF due to the smoke) the stack is fired at from multiple sources, one squad carrying a LMG fails two MC to disappear, and the leader is wounded, leaving him with 1 MF remaining. At this point he does not have enough MF to move to any adjacent hex, cannot remain in bypass, and cannot end up in the bypassed building as it is fortified and occupied. We played that the LMG ends up in the fortified building, and the leader was returned to his starting hex. Any thoughts on how this should have been played?
While in bypass (for 2 MF due to the smoke) the stack is fired at from multiple sources, one squad carrying a LMG fails two MC to disappear, and the leader is wounded, leaving him with 1 MF remaining. At this point he does not have enough MF to move to any adjacent hex, cannot remain in bypass, and cannot end up in the bypassed building as it is fortified and occupied. We played that the LMG ends up in the fortified building, and the leader was returned to his starting hex. Any thoughts on how this should have been played?