Facings for Multi-Hex figures (not already illustrated)

Skarg · 08-03-2018, 10:25 AM

There are also some diagrams and counter art (and stats) for in-between and greater-than-14-hex dragons in Metagaming's Interplay magazine issue .

It seems to me that it would make sense for some animals to have facings and shapes that vary by their anatomical arrangement of head, eyes, limbs, etc., not just by the number of hexes they are, and I find that rather fun & interesting, which is why I'd love to see a facing diagram with sample counter art for every creature type.

Also for larger creatures, sometimes it would make sense to show where certain body parts are, e.g. for purposes of attacking them. e.g. Can you reach the wings of a 4- or 7-hex dragon with a 1-hex melee weapon if you are only adjacent to a front or tail hex?

And, can some large creatures change their shape, and how does that work? Certainly a multi-hex serpent should be able to. Bears can go from 2-hex to 1-hex by standing up, etc.

08-03-2018, 10:25 AM	#1
Skarg Join Date: May 2015	Re: Facings for Multi-Hex figures (not already illustrated) There are also some diagrams and counter art (and stats) for in-between and greater-than-14-hex dragons in Metagaming's Interplay magazine issue . It seems to me that it would make sense for some animals to have facings and shapes that vary by their anatomical arrangement of head, eyes, limbs, etc., not just by the number of hexes they are, and I find that rather fun & interesting, which is why I'd love to see a facing diagram with sample counter art for every creature type. Also for larger creatures, sometimes it would make sense to show where certain body parts are, e.g. for purposes of attacking them. e.g. Can you reach the wings of a 4- or 7-hex dragon with a 1-hex melee weapon if you are only adjacent to a front or tail hex? And, can some large creatures change their shape, and how does that work? Certainly a multi-hex serpent should be able to. Bears can go from 2-hex to 1-hex by standing up, etc.