Post by Ogre40 on Sept 5, 2004 8:56:35 GMT 1
Here's what the FAQ says:
Does this also cover the following situation:
The Fellowship is declared in a stronghold that is NOT under siege. The fellowship move track is set to zero. During the turn, while the move track is still zero, the SA player attacks, and the FP player retreats. The stronghold is now under siege. Could not a Companion be detached under this circumstance, to remain in the stronghold, prior to the fellowship moving on the track?
Q Can I detach a Companion from the Fellowship when the Fellowship is in a friendly Stronghold under siege and leave the Companion in the besieged Stronghold?
A No, since a Companion can't enter a Stronghold under siege the Companion had to be detached prior to the siege. Once the Stronghold is under siege a detachment of Companions from the Fellowship can't end their detachment move in the besieged Stronghold.
A No, since a Companion can't enter a Stronghold under siege the Companion had to be detached prior to the siege. Once the Stronghold is under siege a detachment of Companions from the Fellowship can't end their detachment move in the besieged Stronghold.
Does this also cover the following situation:
The Fellowship is declared in a stronghold that is NOT under siege. The fellowship move track is set to zero. During the turn, while the move track is still zero, the SA player attacks, and the FP player retreats. The stronghold is now under siege. Could not a Companion be detached under this circumstance, to remain in the stronghold, prior to the fellowship moving on the track?
