CR 200

Question 1

What determines if a target model is visible to an observing model?

Answer 1

A target model is visible if you can draw a straight line from any point on the observing model to any point on the target model without intersecting any objects except for other models in the observing model’s unit.

Question 2

When is a target unit visible to an observing unit?

Answer 2

A target unit is visible if at least 1 model in the target unit is visible to at least 1 model in the observing unit.

Question 3

Is a model visible to itself?

Answer 3

Yes, a model is always considered to be visible to itself.

Question 4

What should you do if visibility is unclear?

Answer 4

If visibility is unclear, stoop down to look from behind the observing model.

Question 5

What counts as visibility for rules purposes?

Answer 5

If any part of the other model can be seen, even just the tip of a spear, then that model is considered visible for rules purposes.

Question 6

Does the amount of a model visible affect its visibility?

Answer 6

No, a model is visible no matter how much is blocked from sight or how little is visible; if any part can be seen, it is visible.

Question 7

Can enemy models block visibility?

Answer 7

Yes, an observing model’s visibility can be blocked by enemy models.

Question 8

Do models in a unit block each other’s visibility?

Answer 8

No, models do not block the visibility of other models in their unit.