| I mean that if the dragon is engaged (by say 3 people), my rules allow the dragon to say, “nope, this guy is not dangerous enough to engage me. Prove me wrong.”
Rick
If you read the rules, you'll note that even if the Dragon is not engaged, the little guy with the rapier is.
True, but it can shove people back while turning. (At the end of movement.) That said, I allow dragons to say, “That little guy with the rapier does not engage me,” and ignore them. At the cost of giving the little guy with a rapier a free attack in movement.
Rick
True, but it's very HARD to engage a dragon!
From: Peter von Kleinsmid < pvk@oz.net> To: tft@brainiac.com Sent: Monday, June 11, 2018 2:47 PM Subject: Re: [Slope: Ch 12] New Monster - Flame Fiends. Comments are welcome.
At 10:59 PM 6/9/2018, Jeffrey Vandine wrote:
Actually, the rules don't say
anything of the kind. It says, and I quote; "A giant's facing
may be changed by rotating the figure in the same three hexes. A
dragon's facing may only be changed by moving the dragon; he is the wrong
shape to spin in place. "
Oh wow... I wonder where I got that idea about rotating around the head
hex...
Hmm, as written, it seems rather hard for a 7-hex dragon to change
facing, especially if they get engaged... they can shift but no part of
them can move more than one hex.
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