Board r question

[Robertleclerc]

Not sure I understand how to play/treat hexes X8 and X6….
Are they OG or building hexes ?

 

[Robin Reeve]

Building hexes.
There is a hex on board 4 with a teeny-weeny wooden building that generated a lot of debates because its hex's center point is not covering the building depiction - it still is a building hex.

 

[Larry]

Building hexes.
There is a hex on board 4 with a teeny-weeny wooden building that generated a lot of debates because its hex's center point is not covering the building depiction - it still is a building hex.

On the old-style boards. The SK-style upgraded the out building to hex center dot.

 

[ScottRomanowski]

B.1 has the answer. Those are building hexes.
"Usually, the dominant terrain type includes the hex center dot, but occasionally building hexes have a hex center dot in Open Ground; an Open Ground hex center dot never changes a hex containing a building to an Open Ground hex."

 

[A_T_Great]

I would be interested to know what type or style of building inspired the depiction on this board.

 

[clubby]

The projects.

 

[Blaze]

I would be interested to know what type or style of building inspired the depiction on this board.

A building with a courtyard similar to these:

 

[Stewart]

A building with a courtyard similar to these:
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I'm strangely dizzy......

 

[Old Noob]

That's the 'Escher' effect!

 

[Philippe D.]

Where did you find these hexagon-angled buildings? I thought they only existed in wargameland!