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Post by parathion on Oct 5, 2008 16:33:13 GMT 1
1) Is the attack by this card (and similar ones) allowed, if the Nazgul + SP army is located adjacent to a FP army, but the two areas are separated by a black borderline (i.e. impassable terrain)?
Nazgul could be explained as flying and ignoring those borders, but what about the others?
2) Is the attack subject to leader re-rolling or is it just a single roll?
Thanks!
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Post by Krieghund on Oct 5, 2008 22:58:02 GMT 1
1) Is the attack by this card (and similar ones) allowed, if the Nazgul + SP army is located adjacent to a FP army, but the two areas are separated by a black borderline (i.e. impassable terrain)? Nazgul could be explained as flying and ignoring those borders, but what about the others? Regions separated by heavy black borders are not adjacent for any purposes. 2) Is the attack subject to leader re-rolling or is it just a single roll? There is no Leader Re-roll on such attacks. |
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Post by parathion on Oct 6, 2008 10:02:27 GMT 1
1) Is the attack by this card (and similar ones) allowed, if the Nazgul + SP army is located adjacent to a FP army, but the two areas are separated by a black borderline (i.e. impassable terrain)? Nazgul could be explained as flying and ignoring those borders, but what about the others? Regions separated by heavy black borders are not adjacent for any purposes. I finally found this in the "compressed rules" on this board. However, I couldn´t find it anywhere in the rules or the FAQ - couild you please point me to the relevant section? Thanks for your help! |
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Veldrin
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Post by Veldrin on Oct 6, 2008 12:30:45 GMT 1
On page 5 of the English rules it says:
"If the border between two Regions is completely divided by a black line (which denotes impassable terrain), those Regions are not considered adjacent."
[glow=green,2,300]Veldrin[/glow]
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