Commanded out shot and reg guns
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hazelbark
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Commanded out shot and reg guns
So 2 4+2 pike and shot. 1 has an RG.
It was suggested that you can have
8 Shot + the RG
and 4 PIke in the other.
Is this:
1) True?
2) clear?
3) Something for the FAQ?
4) If there are 2 Reg guns one with each BG can one gonto the 8 shot then?
It was suggested that you can have
8 Shot + the RG
and 4 PIke in the other.
Is this:
1) True?
2) clear?
3) Something for the FAQ?
4) If there are 2 Reg guns one with each BG can one gonto the 8 shot then?
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timmy1
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Re: Commanded out shot and reg guns
Dan
you would have to have 4 mixed battle groups to command out shot (called Detached Shot) from 2 of them.
1, No! P35 'Regimental gun markers do not count as bases' and P183 'In mixed battle groups of foot bases with a shooting capability and foot without, bases with shooting capability can be detached'.
2, Yes
3, No
4, No
you would have to have 4 mixed battle groups to command out shot (called Detached Shot) from 2 of them.
1, No! P35 'Regimental gun markers do not count as bases' and P183 'In mixed battle groups of foot bases with a shooting capability and foot without, bases with shooting capability can be detached'.
2, Yes
3, No
4, No
Re: Commanded out shot and reg guns
Hi Dan,
The RGs don't detach because they aren't bases. so they'll stay with the pikes. If you have an RG with each if the BGs they will both stay with the pike, but you'll only get the one shot for the BG as you cannot have more than one per BG.
Dave
The RGs don't detach because they aren't bases. so they'll stay with the pikes. If you have an RG with each if the BGs they will both stay with the pike, but you'll only get the one shot for the BG as you cannot have more than one per BG.
Dave
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rbodleyscott
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Re: Commanded out shot and reg guns
Another reason why detaching bayonetted shot is not enough of an advantage to cost extra points.daveallen wrote:Hi Dan,
The RGs don't detach because they aren't bases. so they'll stay with the pikes. If you have an RG with each if the BGs they will both stay with the pike, but you'll only get the one shot for the BG as you cannot have more than one per BG.
Dave
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Re: Commanded out shot and reg guns
Yea. I realize. that was not the point the rest was.timmy1 wrote: you would have to have 4 mixed battle groups to command out shot (called Detached Shot) from 2 of them.
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Re: Commanded out shot and reg guns
OK. I get all the above and see the logic.
So if the RG is with the pike does that give the pike the ability to shoot as if that RG was a musket?
Regardless of that answer the Pike get the extra dice at impact for the RG assuming appropriate circumstances.
So if the RG is with the pike does that give the pike the ability to shoot as if that RG was a musket?
Regardless of that answer the Pike get the extra dice at impact for the RG assuming appropriate circumstances.
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I see no reason for any RG attached to a pike block not to fire.
If you had 2 rg attched to a 4 stand pike unit, I assume thatwould that restrict you to fielding the pike in 2x2 and not 4 deep for melee purposes ?
If you had 2 rg attched to a 4 stand pike unit, I assume thatwould that restrict you to fielding the pike in 2x2 and not 4 deep for melee purposes ?
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Re: Commanded out shot and reg guns
Sorry Scrumpy - only one RG to each BG. If you do have 2 RG's due to detaching shot then still only one would fire. Remember RG's are markers not bases.
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Re: Commanded out shot and reg guns
Dan
Sorry to rain on your parade but RG have the same range as whatever shoots in the BG they are attached to. Pike have no range so neither does the RG, it is limited to the Impact phase.
Sorry to rain on your parade but RG have the same range as whatever shoots in the BG they are attached to. Pike have no range so neither does the RG, it is limited to the Impact phase.
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Re: Commanded out shot and reg guns
That's not rain. That's what I figured, but was just checking to see if I was totally clueless.timmy1 wrote: Sorry to rain on your parade but RG have the same range as whatever shoots in the BG they are attached to. Pike have no range so neither does the RG, it is limited to the Impact phase.
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Re: Commanded out shot and reg guns
Dan, you are not TOTALLY clueless...
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So where would the 2nd rg go if 2 units with a rg commanded out shot ? Would you lose it then ?
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Re: Commanded out shot and reg guns
Afraid so
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Re: Commanded out shot and reg guns
If you plan to regularly detach shot, only have one RG per 2 BGs.Scrumpy wrote:So where would the 2nd rg go if 2 units with a rg commanded out shot ? Would you lose it then ?

