Book 2 – Page 33

[ftl]

Still the most significant part of this page: Parson can say "bullshit". He's breaking the rules more and more.

I'd say that's the least significant part of this page. He's been using swearwords freely since the end of TBfGK - it's been a year now, that isn't news anymore.

[The Black Hand]

could the dwagons be turned into the "bricks" from the previous scenario? let them get croaked and then aim them at the archers as they fall. this was probably allready proposed.

Arrows stop at zone boundaries. It is unclear what happens to non-weapons when they hit a zone boundary, off turn.

Maybe, the 'brick principle' works. If the item doesn't have a weapon flag set, then maybe it can fall across boundaries. Ofc, if it doesn't have the weapon flag set, then maybe it cannot do damage.

I'm not so sure about that.

IIRC, the debris from the walls and tower in TBfGK crossed zone boundaries, smashing RCC troops that were in adjacent zones. Technically, these weren't weapons, just random debris from their destruction - but they still did damage.

Of course, given that GK was responding to an attack upon their city, that might be what allowed the debris to cross the zone boundaries . . .

[ftl]

I'm not so sure about that.

IIRC, the debris from the walls and tower in TBfGK crossed zone boundaries, smashing RCC troops that were in adjacent zones. Technically, these weren't weapons, just random debris from their destruction - but they still did damage.

Of course, given that GK was responding to an attack upon their city, that might be what allowed the debris to cross the zone boundaries . . .

For the defenders, everything ignores zone boundaries - when GK was under attack, GK troops could freely move between zones anyway. It's for the attacker that zone boundaries matter.

[robak]

The Volcano affected multiple hexes.

[SteveMB]

The Volcano affected multiple hexes.

And the RCC was freaked out by that, because it was supposed to be impossible.

[HailGreen28]

Still the most significant part of this page: Parson can say "bullshit". He's breaking the rules more and more.

I'd say that's the least significant part of this page. He's been using swearwords freely since the end of TBfGK - it's been a year now, that isn't news anymore.

OK. I thought him doing it was still a big deal.

[joosy]

Still the most significant part of this page: Parson can say "bullshit". He's breaking the rules more and more.

I'd say that's the least significant part of this page. He's been using swearwords freely since the end of TBfGK - it's been a year now, that isn't news anymore.

OK. I thought him doing it was still a big deal.

It may be a big deal to Erfworld or to those with weak constitutions, but its not to Parson.