Just realised this: Heroic Move triples the move distance. At the Double allows you to move twice. So could you call a Heroic move and an At the Double in the same turn. For example: Dain is in a dwarf Warrior formation (5" makes for easy calculating ). He calls a Heroic move, making the Warrior's Move distance 3x5=15". He then attempts At the Double, allowing him to move that distance twice (reasonably assuming he makes the courage test), making his movement 15+15=30". Thats an entire Realm of Battle Board . What have I missed?

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at the end of the paragraph


[Page 66, Heroic Move]

It would be an evil move if you could AtD and Heroic Move.

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The fact that Heroic Move explicitly forbids the formation from moving further that turn, specifically for that reason I imagine.

edit: ninja'd

Yeah...gotta leave it to Wings of Terror casters to be able to totally cheeze move all over the board.

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Thank God!

Nazgul get all the good stuff, its not fair.

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