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[Revdyer]

How very interesting that this most basic "basic" rule comes up for definition. It's a bit like someone suddenly saying, "When you say, move a pawn, what do you mean by 'move'?" I find the deconstruction need for definition simply fascinating.

[Paladin573]

Is there rules or something for doing 2 players vs 1?

We did the 2 had 500 each and the 1 had a 1000.

We were not sure how to do the order markers and such.

Thanks

[Chardar]

Originally Posted by Paladin573

Is there rules or something for doing 2 players vs 1?

We did the 2 had 500 each and the 1 had a 1000.

We were not sure how to do the order markers and such.

Thanks

Any "rules" for that situation would be covered by the scenario itself. There aren't any official rulebook rules for that sort of game.

[Dad_Scaper]

Originally Posted by chardar

The CHCG24.

*chuckle* You never know which are the things that people will read... Chardar, if you're quoting me in your signature block then I worry about you.

[xraine69]

Originally Posted by Paladin573

Is there rules or something for doing 2 players vs 1?

We did the 2 had 500 each and the 1 had a 1000.

We were not sure how to do the order markers and such.

Thanks

You play the same way as 1v1. Roll for initiative, play goes to the left. Use your markers the same as any game.

[DrummerScaper97]

Moltenclaw might look like just a short range Mimring at first.
Originally posted by Truth

I don't know if there was a mistake or if I'm just reading the card wrong, but can't Moltenclaw's "fire breath attack" go the same range as Mimring's "fire breath attack" since you can target a figure within 4 and then go 4 in a straight line from that?

[stubobj]

Originally Posted by DrummerScaper97

I don't know if there was a mistake or if I'm just reading the card wrong, but can't Moltenclaw's "fire breath attack" go the same range as Mimring's "fire breath attack" since you can target a figure within 4 and then go 4 in a straight line from that?

Correct. But remember Mimring's fireline is a straight line of 8 spaces from him while Molten Claws line doesn't start until the targeted figure.

[Arrow Grut]

Out of curiosity, when building maps that 'scapers make (or anyone for that matter) do you check tree heights?
(I know your susposed to, but just wondering if anyone actullay does.)

[Dad_Scaper]

Originally Posted by Arrow Grut

Out of curiosity, when building maps that 'scapers make (or anyone for that matter) do you check tree heights?
(I know your susposed to, but just wondering if anyone actullay does.)

I used to but now I don't. I probably would for a tourney, but that's it.

I bet more than a few here do check; 'Scapers are often collectors and collectors are often OCD flavored.

[cmgames]

Originally Posted by stubobj

Correct. But remember Mimring's fireline is a straight line of 8 spaces from him while Molten Claws line doesn't start until the targeted figure.

And the coolest thing is that the straight line from the target can be in any direction. So Moltenclaw can attack around corners.

~Z

[Kaiser Cat]

Originally Posted by Arrow Grut

Out of curiosity, when building maps that 'scapers make (or anyone for that matter) do you check tree heights?
(I know your susposed to, but just wondering if anyone actullay does.)

For me, it depends on the map. If the trees are close together and/or blocking important points, (A La Paved Paradise) I check the height. If the trees are far apart, I ignore the height.

[Rÿchean]

Originally Posted by cmgames

And the coolest thing is that the straight line from the target can be in any direction. So Moltenclaw can attack around corners.

I think of a corner as being something that is obstructing view, like a ruin.

The Blue Wyrmling can attack around a corner because he only needs LOS to the first target.

MoltenClaw has to be able to see the units for them to be affected by the attack; it says so right on the card.