Post by sgraber on Jun 21, 2006 11:42:59 GMT 1
The rules state "Any borders that affect the Target Number in the
first round of combat apply to each Army in the first
round that it attacks." If 3 Armies attack a defender and the border between one of the Armies and the defender has a target number of 6, while the other 2 borders are clear, do ALL of the attacking Armies have to roll a 6 on their first round of combat or only the Army with the 'difficult' border?
In our game last night we debated this rule. It seems to me that the 'Any' and 'each' mean that ANY 'difficult' border affects EACH army, though it does make more logical sense that only the Armies with 'difficult' borders have to roll a 6 the first round. We played where only the Armies with a 'difficult' border had to roll a 6, but we would like to get an official ruling on this question.
Thank you.
first round of combat apply to each Army in the first
round that it attacks." If 3 Armies attack a defender and the border between one of the Armies and the defender has a target number of 6, while the other 2 borders are clear, do ALL of the attacking Armies have to roll a 6 on their first round of combat or only the Army with the 'difficult' border?
In our game last night we debated this rule. It seems to me that the 'Any' and 'each' mean that ANY 'difficult' border affects EACH army, though it does make more logical sense that only the Armies with 'difficult' borders have to roll a 6 the first round. We played where only the Armies with a 'difficult' border had to roll a 6, but we would like to get an official ruling on this question.
Thank you.
