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We've had a player (on ACTS) withdraw from the game, but the game is stuck on the player's turn. How do I go about moving the game forward to the next player and having the game no longer recognize the withdrawn player?

The player needs to "remove" themselves from the game and if it's their turn they need to end their turn.

EDIT: send jeb a PM, he should know how he's done it enough times

Jeff, if you are the owner of the game, you can also change that player to yourself. Then you end his turn and go back in and change the player back to the original person.

I have a rules query. My Angel survived retaliation, then suffered heavily in my opponents attack, but gets his retaliation. With his retaliation attack he finishes off my opponents Titan. The battle ends when that Titan is dead right, but all my units are dead too, what happens?

Oh, I have a question too.

When an engagement begins, does the negotiation happen before units are revealed? We ran into this in my one face-to-face game. Also, how do you determine what side units enter from in an engagement?

Duke, you don't get any points from the current battle, because it was a mutual elimination. You did kill his Titan, so you get the 1/2 points to which you are entitled from his other legions. This would be all his other legions except those currently engaged in an unfought battle with another player. That player would get the 1/2 points from that legion. No angels are given for any points from these other legions for any player.

San il, negotiation is after units are revealed to the two combatants, but before they are revealed to the rest of the players. If defenders flee or a agreement is made, the winning legion remains unexposed to the rest of the players.

As for entering the battle boards, I still think I get this wrong when playing face-to-face, which is rare. I'll let someone else jump in to answer this and I'll be interested to hear what they say.

Dair wrote: As for entering the battle boards, I still think I get this wrong when playing face-to-face, which is rare. I'll let someone else jump in to answer this and I'll be interested to hear what they say.

The numbers on the Master Board represents the three hexes in the upper right-hand corner of the B Battle Board. You may need to turn the BB in a way that it matches the MB and place your dudes accordingly.

The online Law of Titan pdf has been removed and I can't check my home copy atm, so here's the question. If both sides eliminate each other no points are assigned, correct?

Correct.

Second question.

Is Duke of Chutney a pain in everyone's ass or just mine?