Rule 1.1. (first paragraph only)
1st sentence. A target must be in line of sight, and so must be within a 90degree arc of vision projected from the front of the unit shooting.
2nd sentence. Where models are on square bases this can be imagined easily by projecting a line through the corners of the unit.
3rd sentence. Models mounted on horses, elephants or in chariots are allowed to shoot from any side of their base
My question is this.
A: Is it the intention that models so described in sentence 3 ignore sentences 1 and 2, or,
B: Is it the intention that sentences 1 and 2 do apply and that the 90degree arc of vision is projected from the shooting side of the base, (front, flank or rear), or,
C: Something else.
If the answer is A; what point of the unit is used to measure the range to the target if the unit is shooting to the rear or flank?
If the answer is B; can I assume that the distance to the target is measured from the centre front, flank or rear of the shooting unit depending on which side of the base is shooting?
If the answer is C; Help?
Regards
Alan