polish special character

Has anyone read this guys history and game stats? He a tough dude.

All of the polish companies are fearless.

What special character? Is there a link I'm missing?

On the FoW site.

They gave the polish a special character?

rokassan wrote:Has anyone read this guys history and game stats? He a tough dude.

The extra Ambushing platoon he provides is nice... Especially on a Tankette, I think those suckers are 0/0/1 as far as armor profile is concerned... they need the stealth.


I'd like to see them add Władysław Raginis as a special character option for Infantry Battalions: Allow them to buy fortifications or give them a re-roll to Battalion command... or both.

Autarch (CM) wrote:

rokassan wrote:Has anyone read this guys history and game stats? He a tough dude.

The extra Ambushing platoon he provides is nice... Especially on a Tankette, I think those suckers are 0/0/1 as far as armor profile is concerned... they need the stealth.


I'd like to see them add Władysław Raginis as a special character option for Infantry Battalions: Allow them to buy fortifications or give them a re-roll to Battalion command... or both.

Who's Wladyslaw Rains? Hell my Italians need more special characters as well.

rokassan wrote:

Autarch (CM) wrote:

rokassan wrote:Has anyone read this guys history and game stats? He a tough dude.

The extra Ambushing platoon he provides is nice... Especially on a Tankette, I think those suckers are 0/0/1 as far as armor profile is concerned... they need the stealth.


I'd like to see them add Władysław Raginis as a special character option for Infantry Battalions: Allow them to buy fortifications or give them a re-roll to Battalion command... or both.

Who's Wladyslaw Rains? Hell my Italians need more special characters as well.

Władysław Raginis was a Captain in charge the forces who fought at Wizna, Poland. Raginis and approximately 700 men (and 19 other officers) held off a force of 42,000 men, 350 Tanks, 600+ pieces of field support (artillery, guns, etc.) with 6 76mm guns, 42 MG's and 2 AT rifles across a 9 kilometer stretch over the course of -3 days-. German forces were commanded by Heinz Guderian himself ("Achtung, Panzer!" should ring a bell). Raginis had pledged to his soldiers that he would only leave were he dead... after the three days of fighting Raginis died when he threw himself on a grenade to save the lives of other Polish soldiers.

I'd say he deserves to be considered.