At the weekend I had an iteresting debate to the effect that there is nothing in the rules to prevent a BG from splitting into two parts to conform as long as the parts were lined up. The argument used was that by lining up and stepping forwards the BG was conforming.
I ruled this did not happen but struggled to find a reason. The only thing I could find was that in the definition of stepping forwards (which is in the impact part of the rules) it states you can only step forwards upto 2MU and that you cannot leave contact with the rest of the BG.
Thoughts anyone.
Splitting a BG when conforming
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Re: Splitting a BG when conforming
I don't know if could help, but at p. 22 (near half of first column):hammy wrote:At the weekend I had an iteresting debate to the effect that there is nothing in the rules to prevent a BG from splitting into two parts to conform as long as the parts were lined up. The argument used was that by lining up and stepping forwards the BG was conforming.
I ruled this did not happen but struggled to find a reason. The only thing I could find was that in the definition of stepping forwards (which is in the impact part of the rules) it states you can only step forwards upto 2MU and that you cannot leave contact with the rest of the BG.
Thoughts anyone.
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The bases cannot be separated, except where this is specifically allowed by the rules.Mario Vitale
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Re: Splitting a BG when conforming
Incomplete interpenetration splits a BG temporarilymarioslaz wrote:I never find a rule that specifically allows to split a BG, but perhaps it's a my fault.Code: Select all
The bases cannot be separated, except where this is specifically allowed by the rules.

