Thanks for the reply. I will post a photo of the example that seems to imply that a leader with SW rolls a D8.

So, going over the module rules for Heroes of the Falklands, I’m a bit confused about when to use the D8 for certain British units. I understand that many of the units have a D8 superscript, which makes it obvious that these units use D8 when firing. However: —When firing with some British...

That makes sense. Even if it sounds confusing, I can just remember this particular example and that this would also apply in a similar situation (to example 5) with obstacles that have a “Per terrain height” level, such as rice paddies in Heroes of the Nam. I appreciate the input and your example.

I’m wondering if perhaps the key to this is that the obstacle height of brush, per TEC is “Per Terrain Height” and not a specific level. But then again, both paragraphs I referenced mention “rise to the same hex level” or “to an equal to or lower level.” So, it’s the wording that doesn’t make...

Thanks for the reply. That’s how I was conceptualizing it for example 7 with the buildings and rubble, and that makes sense to me. But could the same logic not apply to LOS example 5? I assume that the brush being a level 0 (per terrain height) means that it’s very short—perhaps knee high...

Could someone please explain the difference between the illustrated LOS examples 5 and 7 on page 55 of the V5.0 core rules? They seem the same, but example 5 states that LOS is degraded, but not degraded in example 7. In example 5 both units are on level 0 with a level 0 obstacle (brush). I...