SQUARES
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C25ab and C25ab resolved.
Hope I resolved it right - let me know if I made a mistake.
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You did it fine, I didn’t have a lot choices…more guns was not the answer :evil:
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Nothing exciting…
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hope you had a happy haloween!
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We did, thanks. The kids designed their first jack-o-lantern face (and I got to cut out the first one for them), and see it lit up in the dark.
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Very cool. Haloween is a great holiday for the kids. Jack-o-lanterns are fun, please I like the seeds roasted :-D
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FYI, massive computer issues lately. I’ll resume as soon as possible
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No prob, take your time, and start having a good holidaze season while your at it! 8-)
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Looks like I had already made a move in the map file and didn’t post it…
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That Cav will Stand.
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Cav cannot stand VS a supported attack (i think)
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Doh! I see what you mean, buuuut I was looking by another section of the rules - last paragraph of the section on retreat. It talks about the chain reaction of a cav retreat, then says:
" If any unit in this chain cannot meet its RETREAT restrictions then the original Cavalry unit must STAND."
So since the art cannot retreat I thought the original cav stands. I have no idea whether this takes precedence or if what you’re referring to does. Let me know what you think.
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I had to double-check, but…
Artillery units may only RETREAT if supporting an attack, if forced back by retreating friendly Cavalry, or if defending in a forest square. Artillery units RETREAT using the same procedure as Infantry, including RETREATS from a forest square into another forest square. An Artillery unit that RETREATS may not move, attack or support in the turn immediately following its RETREAT.
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Ah, okay, so is this resolution correct then?
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That’s fine. You could also have bumbed the Infantry back instead. I’m not Advancing so its back to you.
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PASS
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