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<blockquote data-quote="shadzar" data-source="post: 5436870" data-attributes="member: 6667746">Is there anything that states flanking is done from more than &quot;in contact&quot; with someone? Base-to-base as it were in regards to minis.Those are pretty straightforward based of the sizes used, and the single single hex facing/flanking array.3 front2 flanking1 rearThe 3 front for a single hex is 180 degrees that goes from one side to the other side.Expanding them to those sizes results in exactly those diagrams for the sizes, but you could probably do away with the &quot;flanking&quot; hexes no in actual contact with someone as if they have room to move in one direction, they have ample room to turn to alter their facing and thus what would flank them.If understanding them rather than why they are that shape is difficulty you are having...The shaded areas marked flank and the flanked sides, any unshaded area behind where REAR is would be the read, and the unshaded where it says FRONT would be the front. It just doesnt list each individual hex like a single hex would be:<img src="http://www.purpleworm.org/Library/Rules/CT/FACING.gif" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " data-size="" style="" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="shadzar, post: 5436870, member: 6667746"] Is there anything that states flanking is done from more than "in contact" with someone? Base-to-base as it were in regards to minis. Those are pretty straightforward based of the sizes used, and the single single hex facing/flanking array. 3 front 2 flanking 1 rear The 3 front for a single hex is 180 degrees that goes from one side to the other side. Expanding them to those sizes results in exactly those diagrams for the sizes, but you could probably do away with the "flanking" hexes no in actual contact with someone as if they have room to move in one direction, they have ample room to turn to alter their facing and thus what would flank them. If understanding them rather than why they are that shape is difficulty you are having... The shaded areas marked flank and the flanked sides, any unshaded area behind where REAR is would be the read, and the unshaded where it says FRONT would be the front. It just doesnt list each individual hex like a single hex would be: [IMG]http://www.purpleworm.org/Library/Rules/CT/FACING.gif[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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