HP2B
Posted: Fri Jul 20, 2007 12:41 pm
This might have already been picked up, but there is a definition of HP3B in Appendix 3 Glossary of Terms but nothing for HP2B.
Thanks Neil. But does it really need a separate definition?neilhammond wrote:This might have already been picked up, but there is a definition of HP3B in Appendix 3 Glossary of Terms but nothing for HP2B.
Then you have our permission to slap them.neilhammond wrote:If I was being pedantic/literal I could argue that 1 hit on an elephant/artillery/etc BG = one HP2B for cohension test. I don't apply the rule this way, but someone will!
Neil
No - but HP3B should be reworded as a generic HPnB where n can be any number.rbodleyscott wrote:Thanks Neil. But does it really need a separate definition?neilhammond wrote:This might have already been picked up, but there is a definition of HP3B in Appendix 3 Glossary of Terms but nothing for HP2B.
"My lud, in my defence, I was given permission to slap my opponent by RBS. I filmed the slapping on my mobile so I could post it to the Slitherine Web site to teach rule lawyers some respect".rbodleyscott wrote:Then you have our permission to slap them.
HP2B (Hits per 2 bases)
&
HP3B (Hits per 3 bases)
1 HPxB = 1 hit per x bases in the battle group, except that:
Elephants and artillery count front rank bases only, but each counts as 2 bases.
Battle wagons count the bases from one rank or file, whichever is the greater number. Each base counts as 2 bases.
Other troops count all bases in the front 3 ranks only.
Commanders’ bases do not count.
That looks pretty much on the money although I did rather like the slapping approachrbodleyscott wrote:How about this:
HP2B (Hits per 2 bases)
&
HP3B (Hits per 3 bases)
1 HPxB = 1 hit per x bases in the battle group, except that:
Elephants and artillery count front rank bases only, but each counts as 2 bases.
Battle wagons count the bases from one rank or file, whichever is the greater number. Each base counts as 2 bases.
Other troops count all bases in the front 3 ranks only.
Commanders’ bases do not count.