no lmgs in folgore

points on campaign books….

i) they are all (except when in a seriers like DDay or Italy) independant of each other – they like to pretend that only they, the core rulebook & armies of… books exist
ii) often they have completely different authors (this is why the same unit can have different rules!).  The Author will put in the rules they think best suit for the campaign the book covers
iii) the above two points mean that consistancy ISNT a key point in campaign books … and a large reason why they’re not always accepted in open play

Yes, exactly what Nat was saying. Do not expect consistency or finely-tuned balance in some of the campaign books, as they are often designed as stand alone experiences.

It could also  simply be they missed the LMG line in Western Desert, but it has not yet been picked up in Errata. That is my bet, as it is very odd for an infantry unit not to have that basic option, unless the author here thought it better simulated their light speedy role.

But you can use either definition – it is a points based game, so it doesn’t matter. If you pay your 20 points, it is all good.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by SteveT.

The folgore squads in north Africa had the Breda LMG. I like to use historical OBs – and sometimes have to tweak the unit lists to facilitate this (i.e., a bazooka in a U.S. infantry squad and not as a separate team).