Straight push?

[karnivor]

This is probably going to be an easy one.

When a model is taking a push movement does it have to be a straight line or can the model go around corners?

Thank you,

[nilus]

Depends on the wording before push

Towards and away are different the Directly towards and Directly away.

See page 35 of the rules manual

[karnivor]

So to make sure I understand. Directly would imply a straight push where otherwise it doesn't have to be straight.

Is that correct?

[WEiRD sKeTCH]

So to make sure I understand. Directly would imply a straight push where otherwise it doesn't have to be straight.

Is that correct?

• Toward / away from something (another model, a specific point, table edge, etc.) must move by the shortest route. A model moving in this manner cannot end the movement further (for toward) or closer (for away from) from the thing than it began. However, the model may move in such a way as to avoid any terrain or impassable items.

• Directly toward / away fromsomething move as far as the effect requires in a straight line. Models will stop this move if they come into contact with other intervening models or

terrain they could not move through or over.

[karnivor]

Excellent thank you!!

[jmp_mydog]

• Directly toward / away fromsomething move as far as the effect requires in a straight line. Models will stop this move if they come into contact with other intervening models or

terrain they could not move through or over.

Just for clarity's sake, if the terrain they come into contact with is merely severe or hazardous they continue through it correct? Models would only stop if the terrain is impassible (to them).

[WEiRD sKeTCH]

Just for clarity's sake, if the terrain they come into contact with is merely severe or hazardous they continue through it correct? Models would only stop if the terrain is impassible (to them).

Correct

[jmp_mydog]

Thanks!