Post by theunheard on Sept 29, 2017 23:09:05 GMT
Gents,
Played a game this evening with my lizards (vs WoC), I've take a couple of photos to upload should this get confusing but my opponent and I disagreed about how this was to be played.
The situation was this.
A unit of my warriors was charged by two chariots, the warriors took the impact hits and due to being steadfast held. In my turn I flank charged the nearest chariot with my Coldone knights. I killed the chariot and of corse carried on into the next chariot.
My opponent said as it was a single combat (with 4 units now fighting) my over run doesn't count as a fresh charge (so no spear bonus) but more importantly I don't get to fight another round of combat.
My argument is based around the fact had this been round two of the combat I'd not have over run and would therefore been clear of the comat and been able to reform and move away from the melee should I have wished it.
So who's right?
Do I get to charge into the first chariot kill it, over run into the second and fight another round of combat or just count as charging as I've over run OR is my opponent right and I gain no advantage at all from winning the previous combat as it's all one melee anyway?
Will
Played a game this evening with my lizards (vs WoC), I've take a couple of photos to upload should this get confusing but my opponent and I disagreed about how this was to be played.
The situation was this.
A unit of my warriors was charged by two chariots, the warriors took the impact hits and due to being steadfast held. In my turn I flank charged the nearest chariot with my Coldone knights. I killed the chariot and of corse carried on into the next chariot.
My opponent said as it was a single combat (with 4 units now fighting) my over run doesn't count as a fresh charge (so no spear bonus) but more importantly I don't get to fight another round of combat.
My argument is based around the fact had this been round two of the combat I'd not have over run and would therefore been clear of the comat and been able to reform and move away from the melee should I have wished it.
So who's right?
Do I get to charge into the first chariot kill it, over run into the second and fight another round of combat or just count as charging as I've over run OR is my opponent right and I gain no advantage at all from winning the previous combat as it's all one melee anyway?
Will
