Wolf Tactics in Melee

[TippetsTX]

Unless you are rooting for the wolves. ;)

[hcobb]

Next week I bring in talents, (spells possibly), and the obvious terrain for this encounter.

[hcobb]

And here is the do-over

https://youtu.be/8V51cMFyM9c

[Senturian]

Do over notes -
The wolves on the right wouldn't have been able to attack on the first turn in the hexes they were moved to.
They either moved more than 1/2 their movement allowance of 12 or the engagement rules were ignored. They would have had to stop when they reached the front of "Axeboy".
Or...they started 1 hex closer from the start.
"Bowgirl" didn't shoot on the first turn? Guess she was traumatized when her love, "Swordman" fell.

[hcobb]

I kept thinking wolfhounds, so just take these as those.

[Steve Plambeck]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the wolfhound that jumps on the fallen figure and attacks HTH -- hadn't it already acted that turn??? It attacked that human first, then a second wolf attacked the same human bringing him down, and then the first wolf moves onto it and attacks HTH for the kill all in the same turn. Then came the initiative roll for a new turn, and that first wolf moves again (without waiting to stand up, explained as a house rule) and charge attacks someone else.

[hcobb]

Originally Posted by Steve Plambeck

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the wolfhound that jumps on the fallen figure and attacks HTH -- hadn't it already acted that turn??? It attacked that human first, then a second wolf attacked the same human bringing him down, and then the first wolf moves onto it and attacks HTH for the kill all in the same turn. Then came the initiative roll for a new turn, and that first wolf moves again (without waiting to stand up, explained as a house rule) and charge attacks someone else.

I'll go look at it again, but IIRC several wolves were attacking the same human at that point.