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kmunoz · 11-06-2017, 12:17 AM

The distance "between" hexes (really, hex centers) being 3', the only way it makes sense that a stop would leave you in an adjacent hex is if you were stopped by something fairly long. If you could be stopped by your opponent holding his arm out, sure. Otherwise, it makes sense that it would be a close combat stop.

11-06-2017, 12:17 AM	#3
kmunoz Join Date: May 2006 Location: Seattle, Washington	Re: Question on evading The distance "between" hexes (really, hex centers) being 3', the only way it makes sense that a stop would leave you in an adjacent hex is if you were stopped by something fairly long. If you could be stopped by your opponent holding his arm out, sure. Otherwise, it makes sense that it would be a close combat stop. __________________ Natural Encyclopedia: 660 GURPS bestiary entries It Came from the Forums: A Community Bestiary with 160 entries (last updated 2009...someday I will revisit.)