Moving shaken units closer to enemies

[Stéphane Tanguay]

Depends on what you means by known. If by known, you means in LOS, than the answer is no. A hex could be spotted even if it is not in LOS of any enemy unit, just because it is marked with a moved marker, for example. Of course, it won't matter until an enemy unit does have LOS to it.

And a unit in LOS might not be spotted, of course.

So for that rule about shaken units, the spotted/unspotted status of the enemy unit is irrelevant. If there is LOS from the starting hex, then the shaken units cannot move toward the enemy (even if said enemy unit is shaken BTW)

 

[CAMALEON]

Hello,

I see the rule very clear and very simple.

Shaken units check for the presence
of enemy unit in their LOS before mov-
ing out of their hex. This process is re-
peated for every hex thereafter. Thus
they could enter a hex that is closer to
enemy unit than the one they moved
out of but to which they did not had
LOS in their previous hex.

This is in the last version of the rule book (blue text for v5.0) and clarify for me than you can move to an hex where you have LOS to enemies if before you didn't have it.

And i think it should be changed in the digital game.


Regards,
Luis

 

[Stéphane Tanguay]

If it is not the case, please press F3 in game and signal it, because it should be this way