Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

>
> Hey Jon,
> A quick question about obstacles.
> When does a charging body count as being in contact with the
charge
> target if there is an obstacle in place and being defended by the
> target?
> I am specifically interested in weather the charging body has its
> tactical move distance reduced as in 6.11.
> The charger clearly does not count as being in the obstacle for
the
> charge but does it have to cross it to reach contact?
>
> Thanks,
> Ambrose
>
While you are thinking about the above question another has come
up...
If in the fist bound of combat both sides lock in place, in the
second bound are they considered to not be in contact for shooting
purposes?

Thanks again,
Ambrose

[joncleaves]

<<If in the fist bound of combat both sides lock in place, in the
second bound are they considered to not be in contact for shooting
purposes?>>

The -2 for being in contact reads:

If the target body is:
? in contact with enemy other than across an obstacle.

So, yes you are in contact, but no, you don't suffer that modifier.

Jon

-----Original Message-----
From: thebugking <TheBugKing@...>
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Sent: Wed, 15 Feb 2006 00:02:43 -0000
Subject: [WarriorRules] Rules Question With Sauce


>
> Hey Jon,
> A quick question about obstacles.
> When does a charging body count as being in contact with the
charge
> target if there is an obstacle in place and being defended by the
> target?
> I am specifically interested in weather the charging body has its
> tactical move distance reduced as in 6.11.
> The charger clearly does not count as being in the obstacle for
the
> charge but does it have to cross it to reach contact?
>
> Thanks,
> Ambrose
>
While you are thinking about the above question another has come
up...
If in the fist bound of combat both sides lock in place, in the
second bound are they considered to not be in contact for shooting
purposes?

Thanks again,
Ambrose







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