Range

Range (or distance) from one hex to another is measured by counting the number of hexes between those hexes, including the destination hex, regardless of whether those hexes are The fallback content to display on prerendering.

Range or distance is measured when determining how far a unit (or overland token) can move, whether an enemy is in range to engage adventurers, or whether an adventurer can affect another unit with a rolled skill die.

A unit is always within range of itself.

Adventurer's Range

Defined by their current battle form. Some battle forms (such as

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Enemy's Range

Equal to its range stat.

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FAQ

Does Range apply to all skills?

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