Phil Taylor wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The way I read it is that under the command heading it says "You must
> choose
> a commander." In the notes section it states any unit that is part of
> the
> detachment can be designated as the detachment HQ subjest to the chain
> of
> command.
>
> The detachment with actual units in the command section of the
> deactments
> have different wording.
>
> This would seem to me to indicate that 1 of the main force units would
> be
> placed in the command section (+25). So you could take 11 siege
> artillery
> units (1 HQ, 10 Main)
>
>
> |That is NOT how it works. You pay 25 points for the detachment. One
> of
> |the main force units is designated as the commander. It's still a
> main
> |force unit for all other rules. Other wise you could have 11 units,
> not
> |10.
> |
This is getting tiresome. Allan, oh, Allan, you Q&A Dude you....
Please ask this one. "Can you take a main force unit as a "command"
slot, and if you do, does this mean that you can have 11 units taken
from the main force list"
a) No
b) yes, but the main force unit taken as commander must be the highest
ranking unit by the chain of command
c) yes
d) no, silly question.
e) only some army list (list are...)
Thinking about it, doesn't the "main force" slot for IG artillery say
1-3 units? I don't have my rules with me
That would mean a change from 30 to 33 units in a detachment. I KNOW
that the command unit is a single unit, not a squadron sized unit, so
that does tend to mean that you get 10 main force units, not 11
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Received on Sun May 03 1998 - 19:11:58 UTC