Post by menacussecundus on Sept 4, 2020 10:55:50 GMT
I have been browsing possible future projects and am quite taken with the thought of a Khazar army. This has the option of a CWg General, which is a fairly rare troop type and not one with which I am familiar, so I thought I'd refresh my memory of how these operate.
Looking at the close combat outcomes, I see that CWg are destroyed on a tie against foot if they have a second enemy element in front edge contact with them. So far, so clear. Then my eye fell on the line above which says Fast Foot recoil from Solid Foot in the event of a tie. Now a CWg is a Solid Foot element, so what happens if......a CWg is in close combat with an element of Fast Foot, say 3 Bd or 3Pk, and has another enemy element in front edge contact with its side edge and the scores are tied.
I assume the Cwg is destroyed, but does the 3Bd/Pk pursue or does it recoil? (Or, for the sake of completeness, does it recoil and then pursue thus ending up where it started?) And what happens with the other enemy element? Does it recoil or stay where it is? I can't see where this is covered, which is not to say the rules are "broken" - frankly I don't suppose the situation will arise all that often - but I do wonder. So I thought I'd ask.
Looking at the close combat outcomes, I see that CWg are destroyed on a tie against foot if they have a second enemy element in front edge contact with them. So far, so clear. Then my eye fell on the line above which says Fast Foot recoil from Solid Foot in the event of a tie. Now a CWg is a Solid Foot element, so what happens if......a CWg is in close combat with an element of Fast Foot, say 3 Bd or 3Pk, and has another enemy element in front edge contact with its side edge and the scores are tied.
I assume the Cwg is destroyed, but does the 3Bd/Pk pursue or does it recoil? (Or, for the sake of completeness, does it recoil and then pursue thus ending up where it started?) And what happens with the other enemy element? Does it recoil or stay where it is? I can't see where this is covered, which is not to say the rules are "broken" - frankly I don't suppose the situation will arise all that often - but I do wonder. So I thought I'd ask.
