Hold The Line Leader

 
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Hold The Line Leader

Will this card allow a Cavalry Unit to ignore a bounce (flag) result when in combat with a unit in square?

Will this card allow a Cavalry Unit to ignore a bounce (flag) result when in combat with a unit in square?

From Rulebook: A bounce flag rolled against a cavalry unit by an infantry unit in square may not be ignored for any reason.

that means, no rule allows to ignore a bouncing flag (whether unit/leader skills, nation rules, command- or tactican cards or any other, what we get in future)

I remember, there was a question on BGG because of the Iron Will Marker, and checked answer was no (because this sentence in rulebook).
[strike]Didnt added it to FAQ, because the words above was clear so far, but i can add it [/strike]

Just saw, i added it already

www.commandsandcolors.net/napoleonics/th.../faqs/57-battle.html

but can now add all "card" rules
because the examples there are a not completing list

And i hope, we get in future not more rules, only new scenarios.
Otherwise CCN would go the way of Memoir 44.
Hundreds of small, but to much rules, which makes troubles together and nobody could remember these all, so we have a MM44 FAQ in meantime, which is so big as the phonebook of New York
And this was a reason for me, stop playing Memoir 44; Well, sometimes i still play the base games

Bayernkini wrote: And i hope, we get in future not more rules, only new scenarios.

I'd second that statement. One of the great things about C&C:N is the relative simplicity of the rules. You don't need to be a "rules lawyer" or constatntly have to refer to the rules while playing the game.

Grondeaux wrote:

Bayernkini wrote: And i hope, we get in future not more rules, only new scenarios.

I'd second that statement. One of the great things about C&C:N is the relative simplicity of the rules. You don't need to be a "rules lawyrer" or constatntly have to refer to the rules while playing the game.

Fully agree with you guys. We have now second deck, that really should be enough.

Strictly by the wording on "Hold the Line Leader", it looks to me that the card is played before considering the Leader Casualty Check. So, an attached leader may inspire the troops in spite of his impending untimely demise. I guess it worked for Nelson and Moore.

Is this how others interpret this card ?

Agree with you

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