Post by phippsy on Apr 1, 2017 12:41:11 GMT
All, is it correct that if there is a gap between a friendly Element and say a wood, that if this gap is just over a base width that my LH element can pass through the gap for full move distance, even though on the turn the rear corner of the Element passes through the wood.
Does the same theory apply if I have a 2 LH column, and the second elements front edge actually passes through the wood. But is doing
Follow my leader to the front edge of the first element in column that has missed entering the wood.
Whilst at it, and for clarity, if the LH column stops with the front edge of the first element of the column outside the wood,
If contacted and in combat to front then the LH fights as in good going, but outcomes take into account that in bad going?
I had thought that if an element had any part of itself in terrain, ie the LH in a wood, then only 1 base width of movement is only allowed until the element is completely clear of the wood.
I had a correction on the uphill combat factor at PAWs last week, when in a combat I thought I was up hill of opponent, I was, but the front edges where combat was occurring was on the flat, therefore not considered up hill for combat. That was buried in the terrain section of the rules...
Does the same theory apply if I have a 2 LH column, and the second elements front edge actually passes through the wood. But is doing
Follow my leader to the front edge of the first element in column that has missed entering the wood.
Whilst at it, and for clarity, if the LH column stops with the front edge of the first element of the column outside the wood,
If contacted and in combat to front then the LH fights as in good going, but outcomes take into account that in bad going?
I had thought that if an element had any part of itself in terrain, ie the LH in a wood, then only 1 base width of movement is only allowed until the element is completely clear of the wood.
I had a correction on the uphill combat factor at PAWs last week, when in a combat I thought I was up hill of opponent, I was, but the front edges where combat was occurring was on the flat, therefore not considered up hill for combat. That was buried in the terrain section of the rules...
