moriquendi

Here are my "Count as"-Farstriders. Sadly I don't like their play style

I think you are mixing up power step with end phase. While the action phase you have four activations and each of them ends with a power step within each of them you can play as many upgrades you are able to.

(or simular cards) "You can instead push" ... This means I can dicide not to push my fighter. If I do so, is my opponent allowed to drive the fighter back? Or is he just staying on bis hex?

And if your opponent spent his cards for stopping your dwarfs getting inspired, he can't use them while combat or in the late game.

The cards are allready in the card library.

... elves are back in town I really liked to play elves in shadespire but I'm no fan of selfmade rules ... and I'm no fan of '90-power-metal-looking babarians as well. So I decided to create a "count as" proxie warband. I'm quite happy with the result, because imho the fluff and play style is fitting very good, the models are easy to associate and I found nice artworks to create my own cards. Tomorrow they get their first chance to taste some blood ...

Oh, sorry. You are totally right. I missed the passage "[...]The final objective token, and any other[...]". Embarrissing But thank you for asking. I have read this wrong interpretation somewhere else and never checked the FAQ. So you probably saved me from playing it wrong.

I'm not a native speaker, but the wording seems quite clear to me: you have to place the markers ‎corresponding to all restrictions. Only if this is not possible, you are allowed to ignore the restriction not to place on an edge hex.

Other Builders create a code for the build so you can recall it with this code. But I would glady pay some money for a well done Builder APP with offline use and inventory.

Any idea? How are playing this? Can a model be trapped because of the edge of the board?

Does a model recieves damage if it only could be driven back to the edge of the board as part of an attack action? It seems quiet locigal for me, but I couldn't find a passage in the rules which says so or clarifies the edge as occupied or blocked hexes. ‎On the contrary the following part of the FAQ (1.2 p2) suggests that the edge counts NOT as blocked hexes. Q: Does the edge of the battlefield block line of sight? A: No. Line of sight is blocked by blocked hexes, but not by the edge of the battlefield. However, when counting hexes to see if an Attack action is in range, you can only count complete hexes. Note: I'm using german rules so there could be some problems caused by the translation ... or my english