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Doging out of CC

Discussion in 'Rules' started by Kumatake81, Apr 3, 2021.

  1. Kumatake81

    Kumatake81 Well-Known Member

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    Two models (A drom the active player and R from the reactive) are in engaged state.
    The actove player activates model B close by. (All the skills do not effect R)
    R declares doge, because he thinks B is in his ZoC.
    At resolution it is found that B is in ZoC of R.
    Does R get to disengage from A, if he passes the dodge roll?

    I could not find anything preventing this...
     
  2. QueensGambit

    QueensGambit Chickenbot herder

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    Yup! Big change from N3.
     
  3. Kumatake81

    Kumatake81 Well-Known Member

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    OK. Thank you!

    So I have to be more careful where to move in my active turn...
     
  4. wuji

    wuji Well-Known Member

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    Was this intended?
     
  5. colbrook

    colbrook Grenade Delivery Specialist

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    Yep, Dodging is supposed to be a lot more effective in N4.

    Remember that an Engaged trooper in CC will be at the - 3 penalty for not having LoF to the Active Trooper.
     
  6. Kumatake81

    Kumatake81 Well-Known Member

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    Thank you. I didn't think about that...
     
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