No. The target hex is the target hex chosen by the attacker — the FW doesn’t change that. The GM might explain the special effect of the character’s FW protecting him as “it kept the grenade from exploding right next to you,” but in rules terms having a FW up doesn’t alter the target hex of an attack.>
Does this mean that a FW completely surrounding the hex a character is in cannot stop an AoE attack aimed at the character's hex? The statement above seems to say that, but that would seem to contradict the statement in the rules that you need indirect to attack through a FW, except by breaking it.
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Yansuf
In the FAQ, one says:
No. The target hex is the target hex chosen by the attacker — the FW doesn’t change that. The GM might explain the special effect of the character’s FW protecting him as “it kept the grenade from exploding right next to you,” but in rules terms having a FW up doesn’t alter the target hex of an attack.>
Does this mean that a FW completely surrounding the hex a character is in cannot stop an AoE attack aimed at the character's hex? The statement above seems to say that, but that would seem to contradict the statement in the rules that you need indirect to attack through a FW, except by breaking it.
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