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On the simulation deck there are doors along the middle line that are actually two doors on one line. How does this work?
If you end adjacent to the line do both open?
I'm assuming you can only override and satchel charge etc one at a time...
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Chris designs his maps with RPG and scenarios in mind as well as skirmish.
In regular tournament play you would treat them as a single door.
Otherwise you can make house rules for them as you like.
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I  that map! beware  it may make an AKRO-CON appearance 
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Where and what is Akro-con?
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The idea was that they would be two separate doors. So it would take two turns for both to open - they would be overridden separately and you would have to satchel charge the spot twice to blow it open. But as mentioned, they would be treated as a single door for tournament play.
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