[Teepo]

Okay I encountered a weird situation the other day, I'm still a novice so I dont know the rules in and out.

Played a game versus lizardmen, broke a unit of saurus warriors and pursued them so I ended up right next to another unit of saurus warriors, here's a drawing to illustrate it:



So I suppose I cant charge with my longbeards in that situation since they cannot see the saurus', but if I turned them I would still have enough movement to get into base contact.

What exactly happens in a situation like this? Do I have to wait another round and then charge or what?

This post has been edited by Teepo: 04 March 2010 - 07:16 AM

[Halbrad]

Yes, you have to wait another round. Can't charge what you can't see and you can't do any manoeuvres during a charge move other than a wheel

[David L]

In order to declare a charge, you must have two things: 1) Line of Sight 2) a reasonable expectation of completing the charge.
You don't have LOS, so you cannot declare the charge.

[Teepo]

David L, on 04 March 2010 - 03:33 PM, said:

In order to declare a charge, you must have two things: 1) Line of Sight 2) a reasonable expectation of completing the charge.
You don't have LOS, so you cannot declare the charge.

And I guess simply moving them regularly into base contact would be an illegal move?

This post has been edited by Teepo: 04 March 2010 - 03:38 PM

[Halbrad]

No need to guess, checking the rulebook works just fine. It says that unless you charge (or use a spell that triggers a similar effect) you can't come within 1" of another model. If you ever do you instantly stop moving.

[Teepo]

Aha, that I didn't know, well thanks a bunch for helping me clear up my problem.