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In Conquest, every model Type has a different size for the purpose of determining [[Line of Sight]] as we will discuss later on. | In Conquest, every model Type has a different size for the purpose of determining [[Line of Sight]] as we will discuss later on. | ||
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* Models with the Fly rule are considered to have a Size 1 greater than their Category would dictate (Flying Infantry are Size 2, Flying Brutes are Size 3, etc.). | * Models with the Fly rule are considered to have a Size 1 greater than their Category would dictate (Flying Infantry are Size 2, Flying Brutes are Size 3, etc.). | ||
| − | All Terrain features will also be assigned a Size. These numbers can vary as Terrain pieces are often hand crafted and unique. We recommend these values as a guideline, but encourage you to discuss this with your opponent and establish the size of the Terrain before each battle. | + | All [[Terrain]] features will also be assigned a Size. These numbers can vary as Terrain pieces are often hand crafted and unique. We recommend these values as a guideline, but encourage you to discuss this with your opponent and establish the size of the Terrain before each battle. |
* All hills to be considered Size 2. | * All hills to be considered Size 2. | ||
* All forests to be considered Size 3. | * All forests to be considered Size 3. | ||
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* Towers and wall fortifications to be considered Size 3. | * Towers and wall fortifications to be considered Size 3. | ||
| − | When a Regiment or Terrain stands on another piece of Terrain with a size value, simply add the two sizes together to calculate whether they can see or be seen over intervening Terrain. | + | When a [[Regiment]] or Terrain stands on another piece of Terrain with a size value, simply add the two sizes together to calculate whether they can see or be seen over intervening Terrain. |
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Size
Stands and Size
In Conquest, every model Type has a different size for the purpose of determining Line of Sight as we will discuss later on.
- All Infantry Stands are considered to have a Size of 1.
- All Brute and Cavalry Stands are considered to have a Size of 2.
- All Monster Stands are considered to have a Size of 3.
- Models with the Fly rule are considered to have a Size 1 greater than their Category would dictate (Flying Infantry are Size 2, Flying Brutes are Size 3, etc.).
All Terrain features will also be assigned a Size. These numbers can vary as Terrain pieces are often hand crafted and unique. We recommend these values as a guideline, but encourage you to discuss this with your opponent and establish the size of the Terrain before each battle.
- All hills to be considered Size 2.
- All forests to be considered Size 3.
- Non-military buildings to be considered Size 2.
- Towers and wall fortifications to be considered Size 3.
When a Regiment or Terrain stands on another piece of Terrain with a size value, simply add the two sizes together to calculate whether they can see or be seen over intervening Terrain.
Sources
- ↑ TLAoK Core Rulebook v1.5: P. 12
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