7/30/2019 Elevation - Collision and AA

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To determine whether two or more

overlapping combatants collide, use theclimbing chart to the right. The columnsrepresent climb rate, and the blocks withinthe columns represent the number of climbcounters possessed by a combatant. If theblocks of two combtants overlaphorizontally, then they collide. Eachcolliding combatant takes a C damage card

for each other combatant, enemy or friend,with which it collides. Take into accountdamage points and explosions and ignoreother types of special damage.

A plane possessing Climb Rate 4

and 2 climb counters will collide with a plane 

 possessing Climb Rate 7 and 5 climb counters.

A plane possessing Climb Rate 2and 1 climb counter will not collide with a

 plane possessing Climb Rate 4 and 1 climbcounter, but would collide with a plane 

 possessing Climb Rate 5 and 3 climb counters.

Anti-aircraft guns are treated as though

they have a Climb Rate of 3. Whenadjusting fire, up to three climb countersmay be added or subtracted, changingaltitude level if necessary. Determine hitsas you would for collisions above.