How the Shadow of a Building Rule Works in Infinity
August 9, 2011 in Daily Tips, Infinity, SCI FI Wargaming by crew
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Andy and Mike have been asked about how the shadow of a building affects shooting in a game of Infinity, but Mike also has a sneaky way to get around it.
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Just a clarification you CAN hit a camouflage marker if there is a revealed marker within range to be the “target”, but you can not place the template over only a camo marker.
Also Markers (shootable deployable repeater), can be speculatively shot if the location you are shooting to is out of LoF. Otherwise they are a standard shot to a location on the board, but still deviate on a failure. <3 the dirty Nomad trick
*edit to the above post “… if there is a revealed model within the blast radius to be the target…”
But what if we say I see a bottle and I say “Hey that bottle I want to shoot it!” Can I shoot and if a camo marker just so happens to be under it still be hit?
Lol no, unless your enemy force has a model nicknamed “Bottle” lol.