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Post by bluestone28 on Nov 30, 2017 7:45:52 GMT
hi guys, i'm afraid that is again a beginner question : (and maybe an old one too!)
around tactical move : what if a unity (let's say a solid one like 4Bd for example)
is it possible for the same turn to move part in good going and enter in a bad going terrain?
the 4Bd is for example at less that 1 LB from a Forest and wanted to enter it, is it possible in the same turn? and how much move max in the forest?
or is that take 2 turns, one to go near the forest, and the next turn to enter?
and what about the situation that the unity is in the forest, but not on the side and wanted to exit and continue his move in a good going?
a 4Bd can move max 1 Lb in bad going and max 2 in good going, so we can imagine to have the possibility to move in the 2 terrains if, unit have move less than 1/2 "max move" in good going, so it have 1/2 "max move" in Bad going? maybe it's a trivial question, but it happens sometimes, especially when trying to climb rocky hills, and with LH unit too... (imagine LH at 1/2 Lb form the hill side, and forced to move only 1/2 LB and wait next turn to climb the rocky hill?)
thanks,
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Post by Simon on Nov 30, 2017 8:32:46 GMT
Hi - welcome to DBA.
You can move in different sorts of terrain in the same move but you have to move at the bad/rough going rate. So if your Blades are less than 1 base width (BW) from a wood and in start in good going,they can move 1 BW and so enter the wood. If they are already in the wood and are less than 1 BW from the edge of the wood, they can only move 1BW even if they end up in good going. If the Blades were in good going more than 1 BW from a wood (say 1 1/2 BW) and wanted to enter it, they would only be able to move to just outside the wood as their maximum move if entering is 1BW and they are more than that from the wood.
Hope this makes sense!
Simon
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Post by bluestone28 on Nov 30, 2017 8:34:51 GMT
ok, it's very clear and logical (and simple! ) Thanks!
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Post by Baldie on Nov 30, 2017 16:21:20 GMT
ok, it's very clear and logical (and simple! ) Thanks! That's something you don't often hear
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