At the Bastogne event, I was on one put on a team and was assigned to "Spy" and the opposing General assumed I was on his team and also assigned me to "Spy".. I asked Ben about this and he said it's never happened before and to be very careful about which cards I had on me, in case I got searched. Ben was eager to see how it played out. About halfway through the day, with my correct armband on in plain sight and both Spy cards around my neck, I walked in to the opposing forces' base, called over the General and 3-4 other players, put my arms around them all, tagged them out and gathered the Generals "kill" card. I walked out with them and surrendered my spy card to the opposing General; needless to say, they were gunning for me the rest of the day. At one point, I sneaked back to another base, shot out the few guards and held a General /XO hostage for about 20 minutes. I wasn't able to eliminate him because he was in the "HQ" office, which meant I couldn't shoot in but he couldn't shoot out, either. He couldn't issue orders or call for reenforcements because the radio was outside of the "office". We both decided that in the spirit of keeping the game flowing, I would exit the HQ and free him. A Generals kilt would be an interesting trophy..In scenario games, anything is possible...

Greg

greg@pbjunkie.com

It's true married men live longer than single men...but married men are much more willing to die.
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I agree. By the way, your story sounds great. Our general at Wildfire this past weekend snuck into the allied base, entered the enemy command bunker, and sat in the opposing generals chair. While the enemy general was in the bunker!
So, some of you want me to drop the "hitman card" rule, huh? I'll have to think about this. But if the card rule is dropped, you realize that the player would have to come into my base, in my enemy's colors, get to me, and tag me. This seems like it would be harder to me...

Somebody start the pipes and let's go!

Umm... Check your original post...


Sorry for the late reply Been in Fla. this weekend...

"Government is not a solution to our problem[s],
government is the problem." -- Ronald Reagan

It IS his skirt, I mean Kilt..
He can make it as tough as he wishes!!!

I think you just want a bunch of men touching you with oblong objects so you can take your skirt i mean kilt off.

"Government is not a solution to our problem[s],
government is the problem." -- Ronald Reagan

I was the base Ref for the game. The general was lucky to get a bounce from 25 ft away. You had him. I still don't know how that paint didn't bust. He barely made it inside alive.

Patience, that blending of moral courage with physical self control.