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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mustrum_Ridcully" data-source="post: 4380540" data-attributes="member: 710">If you have a positioning score 5, and push an opponent 1 square, his end position must be "further away" from you then before. So if he had the same score, it would be 4 or 6. If he had a position score of 7, he would end up with one of 8. If you pull an opponent, an opponent with a score smaller then yours would increase his score, and one with a score higher then you would decrease its score. my idea here is that pulling means the opponent needs less movement to get to you (or you need less to get to him), and pushing will increase the distance, so you need more movement. Of course, there are side effects - pulling a creature with a worse position means its position gets always better in the room, and the same for pushing and good positions, but as an abstraction, such drawbacks are to be expected.Exactly - that's what makes it harder. Mine or the 4E system? Don't know either, but I assume that the "positional score" system would work relatively fine. Basically it provides you a little help to keep things "consistent"...</blockquote>