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[Sherman Davies]

Originally Posted by TheAverageFan

But if the 2 height tiles you climbed were road tiles, without the ladder, then you'd still get the bonus, right?

Just to clarify, the supporting tiles underneath the road tiles can be any kind of land tile without negating the road bonus.

[Joseph Sweeney]

Originally Posted by Sherman Davies

Just to clarify, the supporting tiles underneath the road tiles can be any kind of land tile without negating the road bonus.

Wait, so you're saying climbing two non-road tiles wouldn't matter because the one on top is road?

~JS

[flameslayer93]

Originally Posted by Joseph Sweeney

Wait, so you're saying climbing two non-road tiles wouldn't matter because the one on top is road?

~JS

Yup. The tile on top is the only one that matters when determining terrain effects.

[Joseph Sweeney]

Sweet. Been playing that all wrong.

~JS

[TheAverageFan]

Boy, that sure makes climbing heavy snow a lot easier.

~TAF, always gettin' it all wrong

[The B.I.V.]

How does it make climbing heavy snow easier? If the top tile is heavy snow, then all the tiles beneath it also count as heavy snow...

[Hogg]

He was counting extra movement for the sides of the tiles under the topmost heavy snow tile.

[The B.I.V.]

Oh, I see...

[Confred]

Originally Posted by Hogg

He was counting extra movement for the sides of the tiles under the topmost heavy snow tile.

My playgroup mistakenly did this for more than one game.

[Confred]

2-Hex-Figure Engagement: If both hexes of my large creature are adjacent to an enemy figure, may I rotate one side away as long as at least one side remains adjacent and engaged? For example, my Templar is angled so that its flank is against an enemy figure. May I rotate the tail end of the templar so that it is now facing the enemy, opening a space to send in another templar in the squad to also engage enemy? Or will that move give the enemy a free paddlin'?

[Rÿchean]

Originally Posted by Confred

2-Hex-Figure Engagement: If both hexes of my large creature are adjacent to an enemy figure, may I rotate one side away as long as at least one side remains adjacent and engaged? For example, my Templar is angled so that its flank is against an enemy figure. May I rotate the tail end of the templar so that it is now facing the enemy, opening a space to send in another templar in the squad to also engage enemy? Or will that move give the enemy a free paddlin'?

As long as one hex remains engaged through the move, there should be no swipe.

There are situations where this might not be as easy as it sounds, such as if there is more than one engagement, uneven terrain, terrain affects, or tight fits.

Just remember that you do not pivot or waddle; you pick an end to lead with and the other end follows.

Oh and I have no idea what you mean by your enemy getting a free paladin.

[flameslayer93]

Lol, paddlin not paladin.