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Philoo
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New scenario in Normandy place
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Wed, 28 October 2009 20:01
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Hello everybody,
I'm Philoo, I propose you to test the scenario I made. I'm interested in opinions and critics about it, at least for the translation of the text that explains it.
Have fun.
Thank you. 
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sam1812
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Re:New scenario in Normandy place
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Thu, 29 October 2009 12:28
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Greetings, Philoo--
It looks like this should be challenging for the Allies. I'm surprised to see that they have won in three of the five AARs. Very interesting.
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Civilians : if a fight occurs against a unit placed in a hex with civilians (green star token) and an attack dice rolls a star, the civilian token is removed from the board.
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So are you saying that those hexes are temporary medal objectives, but if either side occupies the hex and the other side attacks it, rolling a star will stop it from being a medal objective?
Can the Germans attack the hex even if no Allied unit is there?
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"Sortie Axe" hexagons : apply the "Exit" rule only to wounded German units, that have less than 4 figs in. Sniper unit can't flee.
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Does this mean that the Germans can exit as many wounded units as they want? Do they get a medal? Or are they just happy to escape?
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Philoo
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Re:New scenario in Normandy place
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Thu, 29 October 2009 14:10
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Greetings Sam,
Thank you to take some time to analyse this scenario.
First question :
Civilians, as they are still alive, are temporary medal objectives for Allies. During a fight against a unit in the hex with a green star, a STAR roll dice means civilians are killed. Consequently there is no more temporary medal objective.
German can't attack the hexes occupied by a green star. They can go in like another urban hex.
Second question :
Good question. If a German unit can leave the board by one of these exits, German player earns a victory point.
I'll rewrite this part of the text, even in the French version.
Thanks again.
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sam1812
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sam1812
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Re:New scenario in Normandy place
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Sun, 27 December 2009 06:01
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I was playing this scenario again today, and an interesting question came up.
If the Germans have a 1-figure unit on the exit hex and the Allies roll a flag against it, does the German unit exit through the exit hex, or does the flag count as a hit? (My opponent and I agreed that we would play it as a hit.)
I still say this is a great scenario, Philoo!
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ad79
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Sun, 27 December 2009 08:57
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I think I remember that this question have come up another time. I don't remember which sceanrio It talked about but a unit has to exit by it's OWN order.It can't retreat of the board.
So a retreat from the exit hex would be a hit.
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SlotraceDK
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