Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[Patrick Byrne]

Ideas...
1. The target never ever shifts to line up and just... "treat them as though
they have lined up for all purposes"
2. Pivot both units until line-up can be acheived by the charger. If no amount
of pivoting would make the charger fit, then the charge is cancelled.
3. Somehow allow the target to get back into it original place during combat
result moves.
4. Just not worry about it, it seems to be a rare occurance, and one that might
be explained by the fact that the fight just had to take place out in the open.

If we throw enough darts against the wall, we just might hit on something. The
only problem the wall is moving away towards the publisher faster than we can
ready the darts. For this reason #4 might just be prudent.

I'll see if the box has anymore ideas laying around it's outskirts.
-PB


DONALD COON wrote:

> > Yea Don,
> >
> > But we did have the situation this past weekend where the Charging HC was
> > able to pull the loose order unit out of the woods by charging him and not
> > being able to fit between the charged unit and the chargers friends to the
> > charged unit's front. Aren't we trying to avoid this?
> >
> > Chris
>
> Yes I think we are. I posted that very example in my revised (prompted by
> Patrick) answere. Jon has also asked for a way to avoid this problem. I am
> thinking as I write.
>
> Don
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[Don Coon]

> 1. The target never ever shifts to line up and just... "treat them as
though
> they have lined up for all purposes"

This allows you to charge bodies that are screened behind their own troops.

> 2. Pivot both units until line-up can be acheived by the charger. If no
amount
> of pivoting would make the charger fit, then the charge is cancelled.

This does not fix the V defense.



Still thinking

Don