
Originally Posted by
Miller
A sudgestion about this
On page 16 of the rulebook, the Combat Phase Sequence is descripted:
1. Select a grid to activate. All units in that grid are now “active”.
2. Check any Buffs to units in that grid.
3. Select a unit in that grid. That unit may either use a special ability designated as an [Action] listed on its card, or make any attacks available to it.
4. If the unit is making an attack, choose a target grid within the unit’s range that does not contain any friendly units. Identify the appropriate enemy targeted unit (following the grid target order).
Point 4 tell us that for attacking, I have to identify the appropriate enemey targeted unit. So this seems to confirm that after a Rapid Assault I have to attack a real unit, and not an empty grid.
On the other hand, taking point 4 literally, attacks like Gas or Flat grid attack give some problems: Gas attack should target empty grid, it's tactically correct. And Flat Grid attack ruling seems to suggest that I attack Grid, and not unit.
My idea is that Gas and Flat Attack Grid have to be Actions. In this way, they will not be real attack and can follow any special rules.
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