[ASLML] Searching Hexes

[Brad K.]

Hey all,

Check out the discussion below.  I think i might be wrong but i wouldnt mind 
another opinion.

Yes you can not count your own hex as a nonsearchable hex.  However if u 
only end up with one hex that can be searched it must be your own first.  As 
well if the dr is more than the # of hexes available to search(7), then u 
cant even successfully search your own hex.  Could be quite a big issue in 
PTO?  What do u think?






=Brad
=*M

=Brad,

=The way I understand it is that the dr is the # of non searchable hexes 
after the dr.

=*Yes, this is my understanding too.

=Your hex still counts against the # of searchable hexes you have been 
given.

=*I don't think so. There is a Q&A about that:
=*A12.152 May a unit Search its own hex?
=*A. A Search automatically includes its own hex. Moreover, the Searcher's 
hex cannot be counted =*as a hex that may not be Searched. {26-1}
=*It's clear: "The searcher's hex cannot be counted as a hex that may not be 
searched" The hexes =*that cannot be searched are determined by a dr, that 
does not include the searcher's hex.

=So if you can only search one hex it must be your own first.  I could be 
out to lunch on this one =though.

=*If you want, we may place a question about this to the ASLML

=*Cheers,
=*M

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