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There are lots of terrain hexes out there and besides providing some nice cover for your troops, they can be a real pain for your opponent to maneuver through. The most noted of these is the HEDGEROWS.



These Memoir '44 tiles are meant to reflect the real hedgerows in Normandy that were used to great effect by the Germans to delay and deter the advancing Allied forces.



Now to see how much you know. Which one of the other terrain of the 67 types listed by DOW behaves most like HEDGEROWS when it comes to movement limitations on entering on the movement phase?

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sdnative wrote on Thu, 31 January 2013 00:19

Mountain..

I like your strategy sdnative. Only 63 more terrain types to guess. I'll give you my answer this evening.

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sdnative wrote on Thu, 31 January 2013 09:48

Quit2 wrote on Thu, 31 January 2013 00:22 flooded fields. The only other terrain that requires you to be adjacent to move in. Ahh Flooded Fields good answer.. But Mountains can be only entered from an adjacent Hill or Mountain hex.

Yes, good show.


FLOODED FIELDS require you to begin your turn adjacent to move into them.
As far as the mountains are concerned, yes the adjacent terrain does effect movement, but you could use INFANTRY ASSAULT and go up a hill across a mountain and onto another hill without stopping, so being adjacent to enter is not a strict condition, although a good point. Onto more questions.

As regards your signature line "knowledge is power," this is definitely true of knowing the rules in Memoir '44. Knowing what can happen allows you to plan better and prepare better in battle.

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