Laurence G. Tilley
2nd February 2008, 12:01 PM
At 02:28 PM 21-02-02, MiddleEarthGames wrote:
>Thanks for the email. In answer to your question, the 4/3rds movement issue
>applies to both armies and navies, and it applies in the same way. As such,
>each hex cost is multiplied by 4/3's to get the total cost to move through
>the hex. In game terms, a navy is just an army with ships, so far as
>movement cost is concerned. So you multiply each hex by 4/3rds and round up,
>just like with armies. I hope I haven't confused you further! :-) Let me
>know if you need anything else.
Thank you Stuart. I'm afraid I still don't have the answer I'm after, no
doubt I am not asking the question clearly. So, please bare with me,
here's the first part:
Can an unfed navy move 10 hexes, as given in the 4th Edition 1650 rulebook?
Laurence G. Tilley
http://www.lgtilley.freeserve.co.uk
>Thanks for the email. In answer to your question, the 4/3rds movement issue
>applies to both armies and navies, and it applies in the same way. As such,
>each hex cost is multiplied by 4/3's to get the total cost to move through
>the hex. In game terms, a navy is just an army with ships, so far as
>movement cost is concerned. So you multiply each hex by 4/3rds and round up,
>just like with armies. I hope I haven't confused you further! :-) Let me
>know if you need anything else.
Thank you Stuart. I'm afraid I still don't have the answer I'm after, no
doubt I am not asking the question clearly. So, please bare with me,
here's the first part:
Can an unfed navy move 10 hexes, as given in the 4th Edition 1650 rulebook?
Laurence G. Tilley
http://www.lgtilley.freeserve.co.uk