[ASLML] WA as HIP Loss
Bruce Probst
bprobst at netspace.net.au
Tue Feb 3 18:09:07 PST 2004
On Mon, 02 Feb 2004 23:55:41 -0500, "Bruce Bakken" <bebakken at hotmail.com>
wrote:
>According to B9.324, a Hidden unit *may never claim WA*. This means that
>the provisions of Mandatory WA that it "must" claim WA (B9.323) would
>*never* apply for as long as the unit remains Hidden, because a Hidden unit
>may never claim WA in the first place (thus trumping Mandatory WA with Rules
>Order Precedence).
>
>Since a Hidden unit is not allowed to claim WA, there is never WA to
>forfeit, voluntarily or otherwise. As long as the unit opts to remain
>Hidden (and there is nothing requiring it to drop Hidden status in this
>case), it could allow an enemy unit to gain WA.
>
>However, if that Hidden unit *wants* to have WA, it may claim it *at any
>time* (again per B9.324) by simply placing itself onboard beneath a
>concealment counter. I.e., the Hidden unit has right of first refusal, as
>it were. It does not have to claim WA at setup -- indeed it is not allowed
>to -- but it *may automatically claim WA* (if not already claimed) the
>instant it is placed onboard beneath concealment, and "at any time" during
>play.
>
>If Mandatory WA applies the instant a hidden unit is placed onboard, it
>*must* claim WA if not already claimed by the enemy. Otherwise, it is an
>option that may be exercised immediately.
Works for me. See, I told you it wasn't confusing <g>.
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