Obscured ne concerne-t-il que le couvert ou les lignes de vue aussi ?

[Khaelein]

Que permet d'ignorer cette FAQ ?

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Q: Does a unit count as being obscured when some of the models within it are behind others?
A: No. A unit cannot be obscured from the enemy by itself.

Clairement les tirailleurs appartenant à des troupiers de la même unité les masquant ne subissent pas de malus de couvert : le terme obscured est utilisé pour expliquer qui a un couvert ou non p103.

 

Par contre est-ce qu'une figurine qui est complétement en travers de la ligne de vue de son camarade d'unité obscure/masque la cible et est donc ignorée par cette FAQ ou alors c'est une autre manière totale de voir les choses et le tirailleur derrière ses camarades sans ligne de vue laser libre ne peut pas tirer?

 

p103

 

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Line Of Sight
You will often need to determine if one model or unit has
a line of sight to another. To check a line of sight between
models, stoop down to look from the model’s point of view:
• If a straight, uninterrupted line can be drawn from within
the model’s vision arc to any part of the other model, there
is a line of sight.
• If no such line can be drawn to the other model due to
intervening terrain, or without crossing over or through
another model, there is no line of sight.
A model is always within its own vision arc and always has a
line of sight to itself and its unit. If at least one model in a unit
has a line of sight to at least one model from another unit, that
unit can ‘see’ the other unit.
Note that models and units always block line of sight. Therefore, it
is normally only the models in the front rank of a unit that have a
line of sight.

 

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Obscured Line Of Sight
Line of sight may be partly obscured by terrain features or by
other models. In such cases, the other model or unit is said to
be ‘in cover’. To check if a model or unit is in cover, stoop down
to look from the first model’s point of view:
• If the other model or unit is fully visible, they are not in
cover (i.e., they are ‘in the open’).
• If up to half of the other model or unit is obscured, they are
in partial cover.
• If more than half of the other model or unit is obscured,
they are in full cover.

 

Je met en gras le partly parce que ça supposerait l'existence d'un fully obscured qui pourrait être ignoré par la FAQ.

Modifié le 12 novembre par Khaelein