Re: (TFT) Measuring up: Hexes.

[Pasha and or Rick Smith <pnrsmith@istar.ca>]

	Hi all.

	The rules say that one hex is 1 and one third meters across.
I always assumed that the'about 150 cm' reference was an error, it should
have been about 133 cm.

	Rick

>>...This would mean that the 13 foot giant may have a shoulder spread of about
>>4-5 feet, which would take up two hexes, if the hex is a meter or a little bit
>>more than three feet.
>
>Well, that's another thing.  In ITL it describes a hex as "about a meter" when
>discussing the various map scales, and under tunnelling it says that to tunnel
>through a hex you have to tunnel through 150 cm of rock.  So...one meter or one
>and a half?  
>
>>Also know this in TFT:ITL (p.51) or AW (p.14) it never mentions that a giant
>>is a three hex creature.  The only mention is a passing one under facing in
>>AM (p.6).  That's kind of odd!
>
>I imagine they figured they'd let the counters do the talking on that point.
>
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