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#1 Dan Lewis

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Posted 13 April 2025 - 06:20 PM

Good Afternoon, 

 

Couple Questions:

 

Anti-vehicle attacks, Page 17.4 says "An HE attack of strength two is immediately worked out against that stand and any other stands within ½" of that stand" So that would be HE OV wouldn't it?. But what about infantry? 

 

Anti-personnel attacks. I would think it would be a FP attack, but only see the HE strength 2 mentioned. 



#2 Kenny Noe

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Posted 17 April 2025 - 12:40 PM

Conferring w/ Bob who usually doesn't come up for air until the weekends.   Should have an update soonest.



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Posted 17 April 2025 - 06:52 PM

Hi Dan! 

 

Coming up for air since my weekend just started.  ;)

 

You are correct that an HE OV of 2 is used vs. any vehicle. The rule "An HE attack of strength two is immediately worked out against that stand and any other stands within ½" of that stand." was worded this way since the types of stands could be of any type. Thus is an infantry and tank wander into the minefield and are both affected, then an HE FP attack of 2 vs. the infantry stand and an HE OV attack of 2 vs. the tank.


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#4 Dan Lewis

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Posted 17 April 2025 - 06:55 PM

Got it! Thanks for clearing that up for me! 



#5 Kenny Noe

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Posted 17 April 2025 - 07:30 PM

Dan,

 

Hi!   I was re-reading this and had to call Bob when I read his answer.    I called him (at dinner time) and we discussed.  The HE OV and HE FP values are never the same number.  There's a long winded reason for this and I can share later.

 

As for this particular issue we've agreed to modify the paragraph in the rules P 17.4 MINEFIELDS to the following.

 

MINEFIELDS
Engineers also lay mines. In Mein Panzer,
these minefields are considered to be a
mix of Antitank and Antipersonnel mines.
When any stand expends a Move Pip within
1" of a Mine Marker, they must roll to see if
they detonate the mines. Roll each time the
stand expends a Move Pip within range. On
a 1-10, the stand has struck a mine. An HE
attack with an OV = 2 or FP = 8 is immediately
worked out against that stand and any other
stands within ½" of that stand.

 

So in the example first given in a minefield attacks against vehicles are made w/ an HE OV 2 and attacks vs infantry are made w/ an HE FP 8.

 

Apologies for the confusion.



#6 Dan Lewis

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Posted 19 April 2025 - 04:37 PM

Wow...Thank you so much. 






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