Bolstering question
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marioslaz
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Bolstering question
We recently found we applied in a wrong way a rule about bolstering. We bolster troops only when at 6 MU from enemy, and I found this limitation is only for broken troops. This means that can we bolster troops while in melee? (of course provided they don't drop cohesion in the same turn we try to bolster). I don't find any rules against it and in effect it seems reasonable.
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rbodleyscott
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Re: Bolstering question
Yes. And this is a very important part of the rules mechanisms.marioslaz wrote:We recently found we applied in a wrong way a rule about bolstering. We bolster troops only when at 6 MU from enemy, and I found this limitation is only for broken troops. This means that can we bolster troops while in melee?
Re: Bolstering question
Bloody hell Mario, you've been playing some tough gamesmarioslaz wrote:We recently found we applied in a wrong way a rule about bolstering. We bolster troops only when at 6 MU from enemy, and I found this limitation is only for broken troops. This means that can we bolster troops while in melee? (of course provided they don't drop cohesion in the same turn we try to bolster). I don't find any rules against it and in effect it seems reasonable.
Ian
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marioslaz
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Re: Bolstering question
Yes, we are members of "win or die" partyDaiSho wrote:Bloody hell Mario, you've been playing some tough gamesQuick though, most likely.
Ian
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deadtorius
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I had a unit once that bolstered from fragmented to full recovery (over 2 turns) and then broke their opponents who had originally fragmented them.
Now thats revenge..... unfortunately they got flank charged the turn after they broke their front opponents and I have never had the same bolstering luck with that unit since.
Now thats revenge..... unfortunately they got flank charged the turn after they broke their front opponents and I have never had the same bolstering luck with that unit since.
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Blathergut
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swine!! 
deadtorius wrote:I had a unit once that bolstered from fragmented to full recovery (over 2 turns) and then broke their opponents who had originally fragmented them.
Now thats revenge..... unfortunately they got flank charged the turn after they broke their front opponents and I have never had the same bolstering luck with that unit since.
A BG of sword and buckler men charged a BG of longbow, the longbow disrupted them on the way in, fragmented them at impact and killed a base then over the next few turns the sword and buckler men with their commander bolstered back to steady and routed the longbowmendeadtorius wrote:I had a unit once that bolstered from fragmented to full recovery (over 2 turns) and then broke their opponents who had originally fragmented them.
Now thats revenge..... unfortunately they got flank charged the turn after they broke their front opponents and I have never had the same bolstering luck with that unit since.
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