Re: (TFT) Kneeling

[Lloyd Weber <laweber3@yahoo.com>]

In the Melee Arena software I'm working on (not as much recently though) there is an option to kneel, and the result would be that ranged weapons would pass over a kneeling character without rolling to hit as long as the source and target were both standing.  So, that could be one reason someone would kneel....

Lloyd



----- Original Message ----
From: David O. Miller <davidomiller@verizon.net>
To: Melee&Wizards <tft@brainiac.com>
Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2008 1:01:31 PM
Subject: (TFT) Kneeling

All of the recent discussion about standing brings up another point:  
how many of you use (or have seen used by your players) the ability of  
a figure to kneel? Getting knocked down happens all of the time but  
kneeling? In all of the years I've gamed TFT I can only recall once or  
twice a player actually having their figure kneel. It so rare that  
when I did my options chart currently on my web site I removed the  
option to kneel entirely.

And if you do use kneeling and you game with figures how do you  
represent this on the battlefield? A prone figure is easy, just lay  
the miniature down. But kneeling? Do you use a kneeling counter or  
marker?

This is not so much to discuss the merits of kneeling, I'm more  
interested in how often it comes up in any of your games. It's sort of  
a dead rule when our group plays.

David O. Miller
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