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Re: ASL Merch
Awesome!! See you there! On Wed, Mar 26, 2025, 17:13 Len Kay via <len=[email protected]> wrote:
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ASL Merch
开云体育Hi all! Looking forward to seeing folks at Nor'easter this weekend! Just wanted to let my YASL friends be the first to know that in the near future I'm opening an Etsy shop where I'll be selling various 3D-printed board game accessories, and many of my products will be ASL-related. ?In fact, I have already designed a phase/SAN/ELR tracker, some custom dice/accessory boxes, and counter trays for both Hozan and Raaco boxes. ?Other things are coming, I have more ideas, and I'm always open to suggestions? :) I will have samples of the above products with me at Nor'easter, both for sale and available for custom order. Please stop by my table and take a look! And if you can't make it to Nor'easter, I'll post my shop link here once it's open. Thanks |
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Re: Question - LLMC/LLTC and Concealment Loss
开云体育Another interesting fact. ?The original first printing of the ASL rules had "LLMC/LLTC” omitted in A12.141. ? This was added later to A12.141, however they did not update the Concealment Loss Chart. ?The list in A12.141 is exactly like the line in the chart, the difference being the “LLMC/LLTC” reference. In my opinion, AH/MMP intentionally added it to A12.141, so I would favor that either LLMC/LLTC is a concealment loss regardless of passing/failing, despite the chart not listing it.
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Re: Question - LLMC/LLTC and Concealment Loss
开云体育The shot completely missed the concealed units and only affected the unconcealed units (see context below). ? It was a DFPh shot that affected the unconcealed units but had not affect on the concealed units (off the chart), but the unconcealed 9-1 broke, meaning everyone in the location needed to take a -1TC (LLTC) including the concealed guys. ?My questions are specific to that of taking either LLMC and LLTC. ? Chart and A12.141 differ. so that is why the lawyers need to get involved. ?I checked the latest version of the chart.Thanks, —笔补耻濒
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Re: Question - LLMC/LLTC and Concealment Loss
I am at the hotel right now so no chart handy, but attacked resulting in a MC/TC is on that chart somewhere. On Wed, Mar 26, 2025, 4:06 PM Paul Chicoine via <Paul_Chicoine=[email protected]> wrote:
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Re: Question - LLMC/LLTC and Concealment Loss
开云体育Thanks Carl, I might need new glasses… I don’t see it on the chart, which is why I’m asking. ? The chart doesn’t list taking or failing LLTC but A12.141 has it listed as an example.
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Re: Question - LLMC/LLTC and Concealment Loss
Go by the Concealment Loss table. The rules themselves list that as the go-to. I believe take a TC/MC is on there. On Wed, Mar 26, 2025, 3:58 PM Paul Chicoine via <Paul_Chicoine=[email protected]> wrote:
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Re: Question - LLMC/LLTC and Concealment Loss
开云体育I also found A12.141 Actions: ?LLTC/LLMC, attempts to entrench, set a Fire, Deploy, Recombine, make a Sniper Check or PF/MOL/ATMM check, rally a broken unit, engage in Clearance attempts, change CA, apply a leadership modifier to anything other than a PAATC, or place SMOKE grenades are examples of actions that cause loss of concealment.
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Question - LLMC/LLTC and Concealment Loss
开云体育Hi,Q1: Would a LLMC result in concealment loss for units that fail and break? Q2: Would a LLTC result in concealment loss for units that fail and become pinned? Context: In our scenario example, a DFPh shot affected the non-concealed units (including the leader who broke) and had no affect on the concealed units. According to the Concealment Loss Chart:
Thanks, —笔补耻濒 |
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Re: Return to Nor'Easter... w/ new player in tow
Het Whit, Looking forward to seeing you again. You can be forgiven for your absence by dragging some new blood into the fold. Thx, Charlie? On Tue, Mar 25, 2025, 9:14 AM Whit Richardson via <whit.richardson=[email protected]> wrote:
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Re: Return to Nor'Easter... w/ new player in tow
Hi Mike, my bad, was thinking of 'Nick' Richardson, not 'Whit' Richardson in my answer below but sure glad to see Joe will be making it, what a great guy, the man with the magic Dioramas, Vic.
On Tuesday, March 25, 2025 at 03:21:20 PM EDT, mallexen@... via groups.io <mallexen@...> wrote:
Yes, Joe is attending, and bringing his latest diorama for the winner! -Mike
On Tuesday, March 25, 2025 at 11:08:21 AM EDT, aslbunker@... via groups.io <aslbunker@...> wrote:
Hi Whit, is Joe Leoce coming as well? I will be there for the Saturday daytime round, if I have no other matchup, or they don't need me for the tourney, I would love to play you and/or your son, I should be there at 9AM or just after, I'm riding with Steve Johns that day. Nice to hear from you and Thanks for all the work you have done with Joe Leoce in the past, you guys are great, Vic.
On Tuesday, March 25, 2025 at 09:14:39 AM EDT, Whit Richardson via groups.io <whit.richardson@...> wrote:
Hey all!
Been a long while since I've seen any of you. I think the last Nor'easter I attended was in maybe 2017 or 2018 (when my oldest son was a year or two old). That son is now about to turn 9, and I have a second son who just turned 7. ?
I've used that time to mold my oldest son into a wargaming partner for life. And I think he's finally ready for a tourney, so I plan to make my return to the Nor'easter this weekend, with him in tow. I didn't get my act together early enough to pre-register or get a room, but barring any problems with the hotel or registering at the door, we plan to show up Saturday morning and spend the rest of the weekend there with him.
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I won't be able to compete in the tourney, and will definitely spend a bunch of time playing ASL with my son, but would also love to find a game or two with some old friends who aren't in the running for the trophy and will be forgiving of my blunders after so many years without having my nose buried in the ASLRB.?
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-Whit
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Re: Return to Nor'Easter... w/ new player in tow
Yes, Joe is attending, and bringing his latest diorama for the winner! -Mike
On Tuesday, March 25, 2025 at 11:08:21 AM EDT, aslbunker@... via groups.io <aslbunker@...> wrote:
Hi Whit, is Joe Leoce coming as well? I will be there for the Saturday daytime round, if I have no other matchup, or they don't need me for the tourney, I would love to play you and/or your son, I should be there at 9AM or just after, I'm riding with Steve Johns that day. Nice to hear from you and Thanks for all the work you have done with Joe Leoce in the past, you guys are great, Vic.
On Tuesday, March 25, 2025 at 09:14:39 AM EDT, Whit Richardson via groups.io <whit.richardson@...> wrote:
Hey all!
Been a long while since I've seen any of you. I think the last Nor'easter I attended was in maybe 2017 or 2018 (when my oldest son was a year or two old). That son is now about to turn 9, and I have a second son who just turned 7. ?
I've used that time to mold my oldest son into a wargaming partner for life. And I think he's finally ready for a tourney, so I plan to make my return to the Nor'easter this weekend, with him in tow. I didn't get my act together early enough to pre-register or get a room, but barring any problems with the hotel or registering at the door, we plan to show up Saturday morning and spend the rest of the weekend there with him.
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I won't be able to compete in the tourney, and will definitely spend a bunch of time playing ASL with my son, but would also love to find a game or two with some old friends who aren't in the running for the trophy and will be forgiving of my blunders after so many years without having my nose buried in the ASLRB.?
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-Whit
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Re: Return to Nor'Easter... w/ new player in tow
Hi Whit, is Joe Leoce coming as well? I will be there for the Saturday daytime round, if I have no other matchup, or they don't need me for the tourney, I would love to play you and/or your son, I should be there at 9AM or just after, I'm riding with Steve Johns that day. Nice to hear from you and Thanks for all the work you have done with Joe Leoce in the past, you guys are great, Vic.
On Tuesday, March 25, 2025 at 09:14:39 AM EDT, Whit Richardson via groups.io <whit.richardson@...> wrote:
Hey all!
Been a long while since I've seen any of you. I think the last Nor'easter I attended was in maybe 2017 or 2018 (when my oldest son was a year or two old). That son is now about to turn 9, and I have a second son who just turned 7. ?
I've used that time to mold my oldest son into a wargaming partner for life. And I think he's finally ready for a tourney, so I plan to make my return to the Nor'easter this weekend, with him in tow. I didn't get my act together early enough to pre-register or get a room, but barring any problems with the hotel or registering at the door, we plan to show up Saturday morning and spend the rest of the weekend there with him.
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I won't be able to compete in the tourney, and will definitely spend a bunch of time playing ASL with my son, but would also love to find a game or two with some old friends who aren't in the running for the trophy and will be forgiving of my blunders after so many years without having my nose buried in the ASLRB.?
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-Whit
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Re: Looking for a Nor'Easter Thursday game, or two.
I'd be happy to play you Ramond, My email is aloha_brian@....? Send me an email and we can get something set up. Brian
On Tuesday, March 25, 2025 at 09:26:49 AM EDT, Ramond McCusker via groups.io <raymccusker@...> wrote:
If you're looking for a mediocre player, and, don't mind playing me,? I can be there by 10 or 11 am Thursday. If be happy to play a game! On Tue, Mar 25, 2025, 09:24 Brian Wiersma via <aloha_brian=[email protected]> wrote:
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Re: Looking for a Nor'Easter Thursday game, or two.
If you're looking for a mediocre player, and, don't mind playing me,? I can be there by 10 or 11 am Thursday. If be happy to play a game! On Tue, Mar 25, 2025, 09:24 Brian Wiersma via <aloha_brian=[email protected]> wrote:
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Looking for a Nor'Easter Thursday game, or two.
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My Thursday opponent let me know he's feeling under the weather and will not be arriving on Thursday.? So, I'm looking for a new Thursday opponent (or two).? I expect to arrive by 10am.
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If anyone is looking for a Thursday game let me know.
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Re: Return to Nor'Easter... w/ new player in tow
Hi Whit. Congratulations on the burgeoning family :-). Registering at the door is no problem. The hotel room could be problematic, as the hotel is renovating and that caused the hotel drop dead date to be firm.? I would strongly recommend giving them a call. You won't be able to get the block rate, but hopefully something acceptable. Let me know how that goes please.? Thanks, Carl? On Tue, Mar 25, 2025, 9:14 AM Whit Richardson via <whit.richardson=[email protected]> wrote:
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Return to Nor'Easter... w/ new player in tow
Hey all!
Been a long while since I've seen any of you. I think the last Nor'easter I attended was in maybe 2017 or 2018 (when my oldest son was a year or two old). That son is now about to turn 9, and I have a second son who just turned 7. ?
I've used that time to mold my oldest son into a wargaming partner for life. And I think he's finally ready for a tourney, so I plan to make my return to the Nor'easter this weekend, with him in tow. I didn't get my act together early enough to pre-register or get a room, but barring any problems with the hotel or registering at the door, we plan to show up Saturday morning and spend the rest of the weekend there with him.
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I won't be able to compete in the tourney, and will definitely spend a bunch of time playing ASL with my son, but would also love to find a game or two with some old friends who aren't in the running for the trophy and will be forgiving of my blunders after so many years without having my nose buried in the ASLRB.?
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-Whit |
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Dispatch #59 was published today.
Hello to all of my ASL Comrades. Dispatches from the Bunker #59 has just been transmitted after much VASL playtesting and ftf paytesting. It has the usual 4 new scenarios, featuring France 40, Russian Front, Late war China and the Desert for theaters.?Carl Nogueira also finishes his 3 part Desert in ASL analysis and we have the usual regional tourney and club news. Dispatches is published twice a year in the Spring and Fall as a pdf newsletter, at least 12 pages and often 20+ with 4 scenarios and already?2 HASLs (Guadalcanal and Rees). We all have articles on all aspects of ASL play and looks at regional ASL play and tournament?action.? If you are old school, send a check or money order made out to Vic Provost (NOT the newsletter) to: Vic Provost Dispatches? 20 King St Pittsfield MA 01201 here are those new and now current sale prices: 4 Issue PDF Subscription: Re-subscription - Normally $18.00 but is on Sale until the end of April for $16.00 WORKs Order (4 Issue Subscription + All 58 Back Issues, includes 62 Issues all together,? 2 HASLs (Guadalcanal and Rees) and over 130 scenarios, is normally $75.00 but only $65.00 until the end of April. ALL 59 Issues already published in pdf - $59.00 Send your USA Funds $ via PayPal to: PinkFloydFan1954@... If you do order, Please put a memo line in the PayPal order with your e-mail and what you are ordering. If you have any questions, please contact me directly at? aslbunker@... Thanks for your interest and support, your ASL Comrade, Vic. P.S. All occupants of the Bunker Location are considered Fanatic. |
Len Kay
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