Hi all Just looking for some clarity on what the rules consider an "enclosed building" When it comes to using guided attacks, it stipulates that "The target cannot be in an enclosed room, a possible trajectory for the Attack must always exist." But no where does it ever state what an enclosed room constitutes. I've always played it as any building with walls and a roof, but I was discussing it with a friend and they have always played it as any building with walls, a roof and no open doors and windows. Is there any established president? Or should it just be defined as part of the pre game terrain discussion?
Terrain rules are not well defined, they leave specifics of terrain to players. I think the concensus is that it's fully enclosed when there is no direction from which you can shoot at anything anywhere inside the building from anywhere at all outside it using a LOF requiring attack.
Do you need to open an entrance of some description before shooting into it with a LOF based BS Attack? If yes, it's enclosed. If no, it's not enclosed. But yes, it should be discussed as part of the pre-game terrain discussion.
