tdphys Posted November 28, 2014 Posted November 28, 2014 So I went over the wiki to see if I could understand engagement a little more, and it stated that engagement is based on a radius slightly greater then the units width (greater widths for fighter etc). Does this mean that almost any movement of an engaged target will result in an engagement attack? or is it possible to "shift" (4e reference here:) ) around the engaging enemy by moving on its perimeter but inside the engagement radius and avoid the disengagement attack? This is just me being curious and not an attempt at another long engagement thread.
Sensuki Posted November 28, 2014 Posted November 28, 2014 if you move one pixel, you suffer a disengagement attack
constantine Posted November 29, 2014 Posted November 29, 2014 So, to boil it down, engagement is infinite D&D's 'attacks of opportunity' with an attack bonus plus greater damage! How do you like it so far? Matilda is a Natlan woman born and raised in Old Vailia. She managed to earn status as a mercenary for being a professional who gets the job done, more so when the job involves putting her excellent fighting abilities to good use.
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