We started a new round of matches in Stalingrad, and the other night for the first time an interesting card combo came up. Would just like to check with you guys we played it right.

The "8cm Granatenwerfer" card states:

"Play instead of activating a unit. Remove the order token from that unit, but do not give it an activated marker. Execute alternate firing action with the following combat values.."

While the "Dynamic" card states:

"Play during the activation phase. You can move one of your order tokens onto a unit that doesn't have one and has not yet activated this turn".

So by playing them in sequence my opponent removed the order token from the unit about to act, launched its granatenwerfer attack, and then placed the removed order token (now sitting on the side of the field) back onto a unit (which could technically be the same from which he just took the order token off).

Is this all correct? By reading the text it works for us, but having just few matches under our belts (and being a bit rusty too) we'd like to be sure. 🙂

Disclaimer: My use of "you" is not accusatory, it is merely a way to write rules text concisely.

An order token "removed" is taken out of play. Order tokens only enter play when assigned by you to one of your units. That is the same as a case where the unit is destroyed or acts out of turn, the Order token is removed from play for that round.

While Dynamic does offer an option to move the token from your unit that is about to be destroyed to a different one of your units, that token is still in play at the time it is moved. Dynamic does not allow you to assign a currently unassigned token onto a unit, that is why it says "move" not "assign".

Thank you guys, all very clear. We do have a copy of "Big Red One" ordered, and I'm sure that with the new wording we would had this right this since the first play.

Thanks! 😀

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