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larsdangly · 04-22-2021, 08:47 AM

I'd say it's an open question as to what happens when a multi-hex creature approaches a 1 hex creature under these revised guidelines. I think they should have to choose between two options:

1) Use the push-back/trample rules, letting the giant keep his or her feet but providing a DX save for the human to escape by stepping back

2) Use the modified rules for initiating HTH, which can be done during movement phase (because the target never engaged the big figure), but resulting in both figures being on the ground.

I.e., I would not say the revision to HTH initiation is an excuse for letting you make push-back/trample automatically succeed.

04-22-2021, 08:47 AM	#29
larsdangly Join Date: Dec 2017	Re: Is initiating HTH overpowered? I'd say it's an open question as to what happens when a multi-hex creature approaches a 1 hex creature under these revised guidelines. I think they should have to choose between two options: 1) Use the push-back/trample rules, letting the giant keep his or her feet but providing a DX save for the human to escape by stepping back 2) Use the modified rules for initiating HTH, which can be done during movement phase (because the target never engaged the big figure), but resulting in both figures being on the ground. I.e., I would not say the revision to HTH initiation is an excuse for letting you make push-back/trample automatically succeed.