Slitherine

Posted: **Sun Apr 01, 2012 12:55 pm**

I have been enjoying reading the rules but was a little puzzled by one of the details in the lists.

Both British and Austrian infantry move as unreformed but shoot as reformed. The British, however, are costed as reformed while the Austrians are not. I can understand why they are classified this way by why do the Austrians pay less for the same thing?

Sorry if this has already been explained elsewhere.

Martin

Posted: **Sun Apr 01, 2012 1:10 pm**

The Austrians should be used as unreformed, as clarified by Terry in another post.

Yes that is a mistake. We had experimented with the idea of making Austrians the reverse of the Brits as you say 'move as reformed, shoot as unreformed' but decided that did not work and reverted to treating them as unreformed. Somehow this error (which was the wrong wording ayway!) went unspotted in the proof read of the sample lists we put into the rulebook. It is corrected in the main list books. Where there is a difference between a list in the rulebook and an equivalent list in a list book, the latter should be treated as the definitive version.
-Terry

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