AR 196 *DONE*

Same. Good to go.

looks good to me

Seeing no additional comments I am consolidating the information to make the card.

Ar 196
Germany
Aircraft – Fighter
1939
Cost: 7
MG: 2
AA: 5
Bomb: 3
ASW: 2
A/VA/HP: 4/7/1

Sea Basing - This unit can base only in a coast or an island sector on your side of the map. Don't place a Rearming counter on this unit during your Air Return step.

Spotter - At the beginning of your Air Attack step, you may choose an enemy Ship within range 2. Your Ships roll one extra attack die when attacking that ship at range 2 or greater with their main Gunnery attack this turn.

While conducting anti-submarine patrols over the Danish Straits, two Arado Ar 196s and one He 115 forced the already heavily damaged submarine HMS Seal to surrender on 30 April 1940. The same squadron also forced the submarine HMS Shark to scuttle on 6 July 1940. The aircraft was nicknamed the “Mädchen flür alles” (Maid-of-all-work) by her crews. The Ar 196 was used for ship- and land-based reconnaissance, anti-submarine patrol, small ship attack, convoy protection, courier duty, air-sea rescue, and even anti-partisan operations. The ubiquitous German floatplane operated in every theatre of the European war from start until finish.

I agree the "Swiss Army knife" units have their issues. Where they become useful is in multi-round tournament play where you are likely to be facing different build archetypes each round. Even so, in this case the attack table values are pretty weak in any category so it can still be tough to buy them into a build. That is why I leaned toward rounding the cost down rather than up. But I think Spotter is a pretty good SA for surface-heavy builds. The rest is just sprinkles on the icing IMO.

I believe it should be "Mädchen für alles" rather than "Mädchen flür alles" in the flavor text.