Post by SWO_Daddy on Dec 24, 2022 2:13:47 GMT
From the guidelines (which don't include any of the 6 decks of Team cards):
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Submarine Stats
Note: This table is for WotC cards only to maintain a stable reference baseline
Submarines
Based on surfaced displacement
Armour/Vital/Hull
5/7/2 -> 1,595 tons (U-2511)
4/5/1 -> 749 tons (U-47/U-552)
3/7/2 -> 2,500 tons (I-26)
3/6/2 -> 1,100 tons (U-66), 1,290 tons (Truculent), 1,525 tons (Barb), 1,570 tons (Casabianca)
Torpedoes
3/3/2/- -> 6x558mm (22 torpedoes) (U-510/U-66)
3/2/2/- - > 5x533mm (14 torpedoes) (U-47/U-552)
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This sub is not as advanced as U-2511, and seems to have been a bit of a tub, and certainly "sinkable". From wiki, her displacement:
1,610 t (1,580 long tons) surfaced
1,799 t (1,771 long tons) submerged
By comparison, U-117 (3/7/2):
1,763 tonnes (1,735 long tons) surfaced
2,177 tonnes (2,143 long tons) submerged
And U-459: (3/7/2)
1,688 t (1,661 long tons) surfaced
1,932 t (1,901 long tons) submerged
Seems to me, compared to other existing German sub cards, 3/7/2 is probably more than reasonable. Also worth noting that with a 3/2/2 torpedo stat line, this will be the heaviest German "fighting sub" with a real torpedo stat line available to them in the relatively early year of 1942. I'd caution against turning this into an early version of U-2511 from a stats perspective.
Back to Table of contents
Submarine Stats
Note: This table is for WotC cards only to maintain a stable reference baseline
Submarines
Based on surfaced displacement
Armour/Vital/Hull
5/7/2 -> 1,595 tons (U-2511)
4/5/1 -> 749 tons (U-47/U-552)
3/7/2 -> 2,500 tons (I-26)
3/6/2 -> 1,100 tons (U-66), 1,290 tons (Truculent), 1,525 tons (Barb), 1,570 tons (Casabianca)
Torpedoes
3/3/2/- -> 6x558mm (22 torpedoes) (U-510/U-66)
3/2/2/- - > 5x533mm (14 torpedoes) (U-47/U-552)
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This sub is not as advanced as U-2511, and seems to have been a bit of a tub, and certainly "sinkable". From wiki, her displacement:
1,610 t (1,580 long tons) surfaced
1,799 t (1,771 long tons) submerged
By comparison, U-117 (3/7/2):
1,763 tonnes (1,735 long tons) surfaced
2,177 tonnes (2,143 long tons) submerged
And U-459: (3/7/2)
1,688 t (1,661 long tons) surfaced
1,932 t (1,901 long tons) submerged
Seems to me, compared to other existing German sub cards, 3/7/2 is probably more than reasonable. Also worth noting that with a 3/2/2 torpedo stat line, this will be the heaviest German "fighting sub" with a real torpedo stat line available to them in the relatively early year of 1942. I'd caution against turning this into an early version of U-2511 from a stats perspective.
