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I agree with Nat. Ignore the test, no negative result 👍

Not got my books …but I think that Passes in this context is ignore rolling on the table /takes no negative effects

It was used as an artillery tow. But not a single one.  Each 10,5 cm Gebirgshaubitze for example was transported with 5 Kettenkräder.   Amo was in trailers.

The Kettenkrad was used in batteries of Fallschirm- and Gebirgs divisions.   They often had it in AT natteries too.

It was not used as AT tow in normal divisions. It was the vehic…[Read more]

The one thing that concerns me about the close combat in Black Powder, is the follow up a retiring enemy. I would prefer close combat to be short and  therefore would prefer follow ups to be restricted to Sweeping Advance/Charge. Otherwise I think BP works well, especially if we remember that cavalry always retire from drawn combats.

You are welcome VinUnleaded.

<p style=”text-align: left;”>Bolt Action latest FAQ under erratas for D-Day Overlord:</p>
The Dug-in rules should be as follows:
Dug In gives you the benefits of being Down (-2 to be hit, halves HE hits), and if you issue a Down order, you double the benefits (-4 to be hit, quarters HE).

“Summer Storm” is a more accurate scenario book than both of Black Powders for Gettysburg, etc.

Have you tried the UPS tracking option?   You should have got the code with sending confirmation. Warlord have just the same you have there, so no answer may be because they could just answer: No idea.

…. ok guns…..after multiple discussions (including with people who are listed as the naval boffins & the author himself) on social media platforms…. how I wish this info had been inclued in the book!

They only list the Calibre, not all guns of the same calibre and the same type /make even within nations & classes…. so not all 8″ guns are…[Read more]

Thanks!

In USA, but UPS is ok, its the USPS that’s kind of scary lol@

Strategical the Tarento attack was just one part of M.B. 8.   Five convois under protection of all Med RN fleet. The Italians did not gain a picture of all that and so the battlesips stayed in harbor. The Italian air force was scattered and many recce planes got shot down.

Illustrious first role was to support the fleet in Eastern Med.  . The ra…[Read more]

Guess 1:  you probably got sent an email from them which you need to click to confirm (email might be in your junk box)

Guess 2; the website doesn’t like your browser and/or device. Try another one perhaps.

VinUnleaded. Just wondering if you are not the UK and have been another victim of the UPS clowns?

Yes exactly, the editing of BPII leaves a lot to be desired at times. It is not entirely inconsistent as the Morale Saves and Break tests work in tandem to represent morale. But with regard to your original question there has never been any discussion of having an additional morale save factor for squares. The break test rule for squares is a big…[Read more]

Base rims…either do a colour band for squads or do something on the bases themselves

British army doesn’t really do squad markings ….or even company / battalion for infantry (tanks do though)

It is not an error, just in the wrong place. The advantage for squares comes in the Break test, in which they treat all Retire results as Hold your ground. see page 89.

As far as I know there is not FAQ for BPII.