Engaged/Disengaged Question

MiB1213 · 03-26-2019, 05:31 PM

I apologize if this was covered in a different thread but I couldn't find one.

In the melee book you are considered 'engaged' if you are adjacent to and in the front hex of an enemy. Pg 9 gives the example of "B" is engaged with "R" but "R" is not engaged with "B", which according to the rules earlier is correct.
Does this mean the only Option for "R" if he wants to attack "B" is to select 'Charge Attack'? If he cannot move since he is adjacent is this still a legal move?

03-26-2019, 05:31 PM	#1
MiB1213 Join Date: Dec 2013 Location: Piscataway, NJ	Engaged/Disengaged Question I apologize if this was covered in a different thread but I couldn't find one. In the melee book you are considered 'engaged' if you are adjacent to and in the front hex of an enemy. Pg 9 gives the example of "B" is engaged with "R" but "R" is not engaged with "B", which according to the rules earlier is correct. Does this mean the only Option for "R" if he wants to attack "B" is to select 'Charge Attack'? If he cannot move since he is adjacent is this still a legal move? __________________ ~~The Illuminati is your friend~~