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Droll · 03-04-2021, 07:30 AM

A figure of such intermediate "1.5-hex" size might be considered to orient and move as a longside- facing 2-hex creature, while noted by having its standard 1-hex marker positioned centered on the two hexes' common hexside, instead of within a hex. In this case, the outlying hexes at either shortside end may be considered nonadjacent to the figure for engagement and attacking purposes; leaving FFF facing hexes against its frontal longside, with SRS facing hexes behind.
This just addresses its possible mapping layout.

03-04-2021, 07:30 AM	#13
Droll Join Date: Apr 2020	Re: Is a Long Lankin multihex? A figure of such intermediate "1.5-hex" size might be considered to orient and move as a longside- facing 2-hex creature, while noted by having its standard 1-hex marker positioned centered on the two hexes' common hexside, instead of within a hex. In this case, the outlying hexes at either shortside end may be considered nonadjacent to the figure for engagement and attacking purposes; leaving FFF facing hexes against its frontal longside, with SRS facing hexes behind. This just addresses its possible mapping layout. Last edited by Droll; 03-04-2021 at 09:21 AM.