Recent content by seanwalsh

I guess I will need to get the rulebook, then.

I wanted to ask before, and now that there is a great picture, I will. So it seems the basic rule is to roll all the unit's dice together. Old Soldier noted an exception for special weapons with special rules. Since many of the weapons have special rules, I thought I'd ask a couple of...

The Tank only has cover if the terrain it is touching is "passable", right? "passable" terrain is terrain you can move through. If you can move through the terrain, you can stop inside the terrain, and conversely, if you cannot stop inside the terrain, you cannot move through the terrain. Since...

No worries. I got over my fit of jealousy. Perhaps, I will be able to purchase my own plastic army men today. As for the cards, several are posted in the gargantuan "Have Rules, No Stats..." thread, but you can go straight to the source at...

I'm just trying to help, and you go and pull the "I went to open day, and you didn't. Nyah! Nyah! Nyah!" card. Why you gotta do me like that?

From Hiromoon's cards: USMC Force Recon: 150 w/ a +30 point option (swap 1 SCAR-L for MK46) EFTF SAS Patrol: 210 w/ a - 100 point option (Drop Team 2)

Thanks, I guess I overlooked it before. Disclaimer: No relation to Major General Walsh.

Iowerth, I was rolling different dice for different weapons, and it mattered in this case because some of the enemies were in cover. Changing the way the dice were allocated and which special rules applied to which dice changed the number of kills. Mr. Evil, I looked at the rule you quoted...

Where is this .pdf to be found?

Am i missing something? Is this question too obvious or does nobody know the answer?

Turtle, Thanks.

Help me understand how this works. My British Infantry fire team with a readied Minimi Para are firing on an MEA Infantry Squad w/9 men down the street. I had 2 guys on the left side of the street and 2 guys on the right. They were shooting down the street between two wrecked vans, so my guys...

I've looked and looked. I know I'll feel stupid when you tell me, but where are you seeing these?

Works for me. Thanks!

Mr Evil, Sorry, if my question was confusing. Sgt. Brassones, That is how I understood it to work. However, perhaps someone could explain why a rocket hitting a person made of meat creates more collateral shrapnel damage than a rocket hitting a tank made of metal. I don't have any experience...