The Book of Bungalow (Interior Play)

[IAmBatman]

Originally Posted by Tornado

Can figures with Range 1 attack through the doors or windows to hit 'adjacent' figures?

We'd have to make a ruling on that. We could easily consider the windows "closed" and disallow adjacency/engagement or we could give a height to the window sill and treat it like ruins where you can be engaged over that height.

Originally Posted by Tornado

Should we default to not installing the doors on these to show you can attack through them?

I think "yes" is probably the best answer.

Originally Posted by Tornado

Part of the problem I see here is that a ranged figure can hide in the middle and be safe from attack from Range 1 figures that cannot enter the Bungalow.
Or could bigger figures enter once the roof is destroyed?

Judge Anderson is one to test in there.

How does it work with passing through the Fortress Door? That's our official rules precedent for going through the doorway with bigger figures.

[Tornado]

I think it is supposed to fit through the door but I doubt many figures can fit through the Bungalow doors.
I believe in the building rules it has something about size restrictions though.

[Tornado]

OK, looks like this is mostly covered.

Interior Access Structures
The second type of building is an Interior Access Structure. These add the component of interior play, meaning they offer a way for players to view the interior of the structure and for figures to occupy, move around in, and even fight inside the buildings.

Entering and Occupying Interior Access Structures
The Book of each Interior Access Structure specifies what size and height of figure can enter and occupy that structure. Most Interior Access Structures permit single-spaced figures with a Height of 7 or less to enter and occupy them, as long as those figures can fit normally into available spaces within those structures.
Structures will either have exit spaces specified in their Books or will have placeable Door hexes that can be arranged according to a specific map build. Some structures may also have Windows that can allow interaction between figures inside of the structure and those outside.

DOORWAYS AND WINDOWS
Structures with open sides may have certain spaces designated as Doorways and Windows. Doorways are designated by printable Doorway markers, which can be placed according to a specific map build. Half Hexes on the open sides of a structure may represent Window Spaces. This will be specified for a specific structure in its Book.
Rules for Doorways and Windows are covered below.

DOORWAYS
A figure outside of a structure may move through a Doorway Space normally to move into the structure’s interior. A figure inside of a structure may move through a Doorway Space normally to move to the structure’s exterior. Figures cannot trace clear sight through a Doorway Space.

WINDOWS
Figures normally cannot move through or trace clear sight through Window Spaces. However, this changes if the Window Spaces become Broken Window Spaces.

Instead of making an attack, a player may choose for their figure to break a window. To break a window, choose a Window Space for a window that has not been previously broken and that is within range of the attack that figure is forgoing.

If an object, obstacle, figure, or the building itself would block clear sight on a figure located in that Window Space, that Window Space may not be chosen.

Once a Window Space has been chosen, place a Wound Marker on it. Any Window Space with a Wound Marker on it is considered broken. Figures can trace clear sight through a Broken Window Space and can move through a Broken Window Space normally.

Interior Terrain
The floors inside Interior Access Structures are considered Interior Terrain and are specifically called Floor Spaces. Any figure that can pass through an obstacle may pass through any piece of Interior Terrain as if it were an obstacle.

Interior Access Structures In Play
Structures can be accessed for figure movement and play in two main ways. They may have removable roofs, as the Bungalow does, or they may have open sides, such as the Skyscraper.

While these playable sides or roofs are open for access to the interior for figure movement, they are considered “solid” walls or roofs for the purposes of gameplay. As such, figures occupying the interior of a structure by default do not have clear sight on figures outside of the structure and vice versa. In addition, a figure occupying the interior of a structure is never engaged with a figure outside the structure unless otherwise specified.

[Tornado]

So single spaced, height of 7 or less to enter is standard.

Rules say no clear sight through the doorway but I think that is for a token marked door?

No sight or movement through windows until broken, and then you can do both, again though, intended for token marked windows.

"As such, figures occupying the interior of a structure by default do not have clear sight on figures outside of the structure and vice versa. In addition, a figure occupying the interior of a structure is never engaged with a figure outside the structure unless otherwise specified."

This rule makes these an auto loss for Dinos vs range, though maybe you cannot actually shoot out of a Bungalow?

[IAmBatman]

I like using the established rules here to try to get consistency. Breakable windows and no clear sight through doorways is fine by me.

I think we should allow engagement through broken windows, though.

It's only an auto loss if the dinos are in range of the attacker in the house, though. No reason they have to go into range if they don't want to.

You could also make a rule that if the roof is destroyed, a figure taller than the height of the house is considered engaged with a figure inside the house and within one space, I suppose. Or something along that line. Or maybe if the roof is destroyed let figures move into the house over the walls?

[Tornado]

My thoughts as well. So nothing through the doors and you have to break the windows. May be a pain to track which windows are broken.
Will try it out.

[IAmBatman]

Could always make the doors breakable too.

[Tornado]

I think trying not to change or add anything is ideal.
Thinking letting big figures move inside is not going to work simply because most figures will not fit in there.
So perhaps allowing attacks from the outside is the way to go.
Or destructible walls.

[IAmBatman]

If the walls are destructible and the roof is destructible just skip to making the whole structure destructible. Lol

[Tornado]

True. That may be easier all around.

[Tornado]

Pretty fiddly but would this work?

Originally Posted by Tornado

NAME = ROOF

LIFE = 1

DEFENSE = 9

CRASH THROUGH
If a figure with the Superstrength special power would pass over the Small House during its movement, you may instead place it on an empty space inside the Small House. If you do, roll an unblockable attack die against this Roof.

COLLAPSE
When the Roof is destroyed, roll an unblockable attack die against all figures on spaces inside this Small House without the Superstrength special power.

OPEN HOUSE
When this Roof is removed, all figures that will fit inside may enter this Roof's Bungalow and all figures outside of and adjacent to that Bungalow that have a Height of 7 or more, may attack any figures inside of that Bungalow as if they were adjacent to the interior figures.

[Yodaking]

Seems like a good solution. Assuming that a Dino that doesn't fly but is as tall or taller than the house can attack the roof when adjacent to the bungalow.