Supply bug? Or misunderstanding
Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2012 12:30 pm
I'm cross-posting this, as it's either a technical bug, or something needing a minor (albeit important) rules revision.
Can a unit in a friendly controlled space trace through a contested space?
The supply rules state that 'Supply may be traced out of a friendly or contested space, through friendly spaces, to a map edge.'
The wording of the rules suggests not, as it says specifically 'through friendly spaces' (ie: as opposed to 'through friendly and contested spaces).
It says Supply 'may be traced out of a friendly or contested space', but I read this as referring to the original unit attempting to draw supply (ie: as it says 'out of', not 'through').
However, in the situation pictured below,the two German Panzer units (116 Pz and 1 SS Pz) were able to draw supply through the contested space at the end of the turn.
So, can a unit in a friendly controlled space trace through a contested space?
Can a unit in a friendly controlled space trace through a contested space?
The supply rules state that 'Supply may be traced out of a friendly or contested space, through friendly spaces, to a map edge.'
The wording of the rules suggests not, as it says specifically 'through friendly spaces' (ie: as opposed to 'through friendly and contested spaces).
It says Supply 'may be traced out of a friendly or contested space', but I read this as referring to the original unit attempting to draw supply (ie: as it says 'out of', not 'through').
However, in the situation pictured below,the two German Panzer units (116 Pz and 1 SS Pz) were able to draw supply through the contested space at the end of the turn.
So, can a unit in a friendly controlled space trace through a contested space?