Re: (TFT) Megahex definition

[Jeffrey Vandine <jlv61560@yahoo.com>]

It depends on how specific you need/want to be in your games.  To calc
ulate range for Missile Weapons and Spells, I always assumed the shooter wa
s in the center of a megahex based on the hex he occupies, and then calcula
ted the number of MH range on that basis if it became necessary to achieve 
that level of specificity.  Otherwise I let the MH boundaries dictate 
the issue. Put another way, if that one hex of distance made a significant 
difference, we accounted for it, otherwise we didn't worry about it.  
As a general rule, let common-sense prevail.  The heavier borders for 
the MH boundaries are there for your convenience, not to constrain you.

      From: Eric Tetz <erictetz@gmail.com>
 To: tft@brainiac.com 
 Sent: Sunday, December 6, 2015 2:16 PM
 Subject: (TFT) Megahex definition
   
We can't find a formal definition in the manuals, other than referring to
the included hexpaper. Is a megahex:

  1. The hex you're on/targeting and it's surrounding 6 hexes.
  2. The drawn megahex on the map that you happen to be standing
  in/targeting.

In other words, is the following character in the yellow-outlined megahex
(i.e. the one defined by the megahexes pre-shaded on the map), or in the
blue-outlined megahex (i.e. the megahex centered on his current hex):


​
Eric

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