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What constitutes a group ?
Hi everyone,
This could be a dumb question , but the other day I was setting out a command for a game and made up a group of 2 FL units in the centre, adjacent , flanked by 2 units of S each flank one behind the other. Then I noticed that the FL and S units have bases of different depths, although same base widths. Would these 6 units still constitute a group even though their bases don’t line up ?
Thanks,
Steve
This could be a dumb question , but the other day I was setting out a command for a game and made up a group of 2 FL units in the centre, adjacent , flanked by 2 units of S each flank one behind the other. Then I noticed that the FL and S units have bases of different depths, although same base widths. Would these 6 units still constitute a group even though their bases don’t line up ?
Thanks,
Steve
Ste J.- VBU 2
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Re: What constitutes a group ?
Groups consisting of those infantry units are legal, so I do not think the base side should matter, as long as the requirements for forming the group are otherwise met.
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Re: What constitutes a group ?
It's a group, different depth of single Units don't matter
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