...And WHY do glyphs stop ANY figures? - Page 4

Grungebob · #37 August 9th, 2008, 10:15 PM

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If a double-spaced figure moves or falls down into a trench containing two glyphs each on adjacent same-level spaces and ends it's move on both of those spaces, does it activate both glyphs or just the one glyph its leading end lands on? I'd be guessing just the one its leading end landed on, but since it occupies both spaces, it might work the other way.

This could not happen as far as I can tell from your description. The two-space figure could not "fall" down to the trench becasue the glyph would make him stop and he can't stop with one half of his base on a space that isn't level with the other half.

A double-spaced figure can still be summoned or land from flying on two adjacent same-level spaces containing glyphs.

If somebody wanted to build a map with glyphs right next to each other, I suppose they would need to make some special scenario rules for this. As for the rest of us, we just make sure the glyphs are used sparingly and spread out nicely.

Tyrnix · #38 August 10th, 2008, 12:01 AM

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If a double-spaced figure moves or falls down into a trench containing two glyphs each on adjacent same-level spaces and ends it's move on both of those spaces, does it activate both glyphs or just the one glyph its leading end lands on? I'd be guessing just the one its leading end landed on, but since it occupies both spaces, it might work the other way.

This could not happen as far as I can tell from your description. The two-space figure could not "fall" down to the trench becasue the glyph would make him stop and he can't stop with one half of his base on a space that isn't level with the other half.

A double-spaced figure can still be summoned or land from flying on two adjacent same-level spaces containing glyphs.

If somebody wanted to build a map with glyphs right next to each other, I suppose they would need to make some special scenario rules for this. As for the rest of us, we just make sure the glyphs are used sparingly and spread out nicely.

Oh, my mistake. I thought there was actually some ruling on this issue I had missed somewhere. If I had to house it, I'd do so as a double activation because it's the fair thing to do.