Re: (TFT) Questions on HTH combat

["David Michael Grouchy II" <david_michael_grouchy_ii@hotmail.com>]

> From: Mark Tapley <mtapley@swri.edu>
>
> 	Compromise I'm playing by right now is: charge-attacks
> using HTH can go right onto the target's hex and knock the
> target down during the movement phase *if* the attacker comes
> from side or behind. However, if the attacker enters one of
> the target's *front* hexes, he is engaged and ends movement
> there. In this case, the HTH attempt is made during actions,
> in order of DX, after pole-weapon attacks.

Mark,

    "A figure MUST STOP ITS MOVEMENT for the turn when it becomes
'engaged' - see below, under FACING.
                         (AM p4, section 3. MOVEMENT, paragraph 4)

    It is not possible for a figure to run up and engage a figure in HTH in 
one turn, unless they run up behind them.   As soon as they become engaged 
their movement stops.  To attempt HTH one has to move onto the opponent.  
The following turn they can shift onto the figure.  So the compromise you 
are playing right now is dead on correct.

   Here is the link to the previous discussion on this one...

http://tft.brainiac.com/cgi-bin/wilma_hiliter/tft/9911/msg00083.html

   David Michael Grouchy II



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