[Fwd: Re: [ASLML] Re: Fall Classic]

[Chuck T]

menat for this question to go the list also

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Subject: Re: [ASLML] Re: Fall Classic
Date: Wed, 03 Dec 2003 07:58:49 -0500
From: Chuck T <ctewks at yahoo.com>
To: Writer713 at aol.com
References: <1D7C1FFE.42873D10.02AE3AFC at aol.com>

I am curious how you can do this.  He must lose DM if in a building and
therefore would not be able to rout in later turns.  Also, could you
cite a rule reference on how an AFV can be ADJACENT since it couldnt
move upstairs?

Thanks!

Chuck

Writer713 at aol.com wrote:

> Richie reminded me of a good play. I had a broken unit on the lower level of a level-1.5 multihex building. It's job: stay there, prevent entry of its Location, then rout upstairs on the last British player turn. I thought it was safe until he moved a Sherman into the hex, in Bypass. Instead of routing upstairs, my unit had to surrender. The Sherman (at level 0 of the hex) is technically ADJACENT to the Location upstairs, where the brokie had planned to rout. I got to use that move more often.
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> Oliver
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