Hexagoner
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Slope rules (referencing Ctr 6.3) says ""barring other obstructions to LOS, an up-slope unit - even if not in a hill crest line hex - can trace a LOS across an up-slope hexside of its hex to a lower elevation (i.e. across a hill crest line)…"
The rule doesn't mention how many crest lines or distance to crest lines from the up-slope hex. Taking this to a ridiculous extreme, an up-slope unit 3/4 of a level above a crest line that is 30 hexes away can see units on the other side of the crest line at a lower elevation, while a non-up slope unit at level 3 or 4 in the same situation cannot.
Also, there doesn't seem to be a limit to how many crest lines an upslope unit can see over. So again, upslope can easily see over 8 crest lines to successively lower elevations while higher level units can't. This seems crazy. Is that how slopes really work?
The rule doesn't mention how many crest lines or distance to crest lines from the up-slope hex. Taking this to a ridiculous extreme, an up-slope unit 3/4 of a level above a crest line that is 30 hexes away can see units on the other side of the crest line at a lower elevation, while a non-up slope unit at level 3 or 4 in the same situation cannot.
Also, there doesn't seem to be a limit to how many crest lines an upslope unit can see over. So again, upslope can easily see over 8 crest lines to successively lower elevations while higher level units can't. This seems crazy. Is that how slopes really work?