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Tomas
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Re: Movement

Sun 06 Nov 2022, 17:50

Hello! We'll reply as for the current intention of the rules. Feel free to continue discussing. :)

1. Yes, you are allowed to measure before choosing your action, except the Charge action. That means if you start measuring, you can't Charge.
2. The idea is that you can only sprint into your forward 180 degree arc at each move, without changing facing before the move (only after) and at the end of the spring you must stay faced within the same 180 degree forward arc. We'll clarify. :)
3. No, the move requires ground to move on.
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Re: Movement

Sun 06 Nov 2022, 18:19

Thanks.

So in this example, A and B would be valid, but C were not, because it starts not in the front arc, right?

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What about this case? Every move starts in front arc and the models turns at the end of each movement.

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Re: Movement

Sun 06 Nov 2022, 19:11

If you are referring to a Charge, then none are valid as you can not turn during the Charge, and you must end in contact with an enemy.
For Move & Attack, they are all valid moves as facing is irrelevant as you cam make as many turns as you wish
 
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Re: Movement

Sun 06 Nov 2022, 19:29

Yes, it's all about charging. Right, I misunderstood it as two movements, but it's just a straight line.

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Re: Movement

Mon 07 Nov 2022, 17:29

Hi, we'll have a look at this rule and the wording to make it clearer.
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Re: Movement

Mon 07 Nov 2022, 18:05

Hi, we'll have a look at this rule and the wording to make it clearer.

Thanks a lot, maybe think about some diagrams, too.

The most important thing I learned from translating swedish roleplaying games, is that Swedish are playing rules as intented, while Germans prefer playing rules as written and to whine about. :D

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