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what are the rules about terrain? can someone explain them to me in a way that is different than the book itself. no matter how many times i read it, it just doesnt make any sense.
my main reason for this question is because i was at my friends a couple weeks back and im playing and instead of having normal terrain, he put out just some randomly cut cardboard pieces, to represent wooded terrain. i asked him why there arent any trees or anything and he said, "why? as long as you can see your enemy you can shoot at him". Now, i know about the "true line of sight rule", but there seems to be something missing with his quote of the rules.
id really like to know and understand the rules so that when we meet on labor day, i can actually put some good terrain out on the board and do a fun battle.( i soo desperatly want to do a city fight)
my main reason for this question is because i was at my friends a couple weeks back and im playing and instead of having normal terrain, he put out just some randomly cut cardboard pieces, to represent wooded terrain. i asked him why there arent any trees or anything and he said, "why? as long as you can see your enemy you can shoot at him". Now, i know about the "true line of sight rule", but there seems to be something missing with his quote of the rules.
id really like to know and understand the rules so that when we meet on labor day, i can actually put some good terrain out on the board and do a fun battle.( i soo desperatly want to do a city fight)