1) The triceratops runs around the jungle grabbing a large three trunk in his horns, he ends his move in B-20 21, C20,21 (if I messed his movement up i am sorry, not used to using colosals)

free) Shanna leaps and climbs her way to D16

2)Ka-Zar moves to G15
"Leave now girl! And you shall be unharmed!" He says confronting Kitty

Zabu clears

Astonishing X-Men
1) Cyclops (MU002) (6/6) H20
2) Wolverine (E Logan) (1/7) N16
w/Auto-Regen: 12 pts.
3) Beast (R-Ul) (5/5) G23
w/Vault: 3 pts.
4) Colossus (DR) (8/8) E18 w/HO @
5) Ariel (R-Sr Sprite) (5/5) H15
Total: 245 pts.

Lord & Lady Plunder
1) U Ka-Zar (7/7)G15@
w/ Protected & Lunge
2) V Shanna the She-Devil (Mockingbird) (6/6)D16@
3) R Zabu (Bubastis) (5/5)G11
4) E Triceratops (Ulik) (6/6) B-20 21, C20,21 @
HO:D10, A16, A17
LO:I10, N8
** Although the Triceratops uses the dial for HA021 Ulik, the base is 2X2 large and has the damage symbol, including the abilities that come with being a colossal.

Map: Thick Jungle
Consequences: If you have any hope of convincing Ka-Zar to work with you instead of against you, be careful how you put down the animals (Triceratops and Zabu). Do so gently (without knocking them past their first click of KO) and you will have demonstrated your compassion for the wildlife.

The way I read it, on an outdoor map, he can pretty much go anywhere. (I'm not sure if he can stop on blocking terrain or just go past it, but I think he just completely ignores it except for LOF.

Speaking of LOF, I'm assuming your reason for moving the big dino where you did was for the express purpose of getting away from my Outwit. According to the rules, I can draw LOF from Beast to B21, and thereby still have him in sight. If your purpose in moving him there was to be out of sight and you failed to notice that, then feel free to redo that move. (I'm not trying to be condescending, I just wasn't sure if you noticed it.)

No one can ever end their movement on blocking terrain. But yes, colossals can walk right over hindering and other obstacles.

But Beast can't draw LOF to B21; it is blocked by the occupied square C21.

LOF to C21 is in turn blocked by square D21, which is occupied by blocking terrain.

The rules specifically state "One square of a multi-base character will not block the line of fire from another square it occupies."

Ah shoot, I was looking at the 2010 rules (I never picked up the 2011 Streetfighter Starter). Looks like RookieBats is correct here.

Guess that shows who is REALLY rusty, heh!

Well, it's only because I'm so rusty that I copiously check over everything in the rulebook.

Wow Im looking forward to this one! I have been waiting to read the X-men story Since i villained the last two and I am fan of Ka-zar and the X-men. woohooo Welcome back!

No, go ahead with your turn, I know you can still see him :D

Lol, all that discussion and it was part of your plan all along.

Okay, I hate to keep things paused even longer, but if the following rule question doesn't go the way I think it would, it will have a definite effect on my next turn:

If the dino is throwing an object, does range have to be calculated from the square from which he can draw line of sight (in this case, B21), or can it still be counted from a square that's blocked (which would allow him to throw one space further)? I would think that the range would have to be counted from a square where he can draw LOF, but I want to make sure, because otherwise, someone's most likely going to end up in range.

Not sure, but since he is giant his LOF is not blocked by the hinderrain terrain, if that helps...

But he's behind blocking terrain, which does still block giants' LOF.

Maybe im wrong, but I thought only indoors blocking terrain did that

The way I understand it, giants ignore the effects of outdoor blocking terrain for the sake of movement, but not LOF. That doesn't make any sense in terms of physics (you're huge enough to step over something, but not see over it?), but I think the reason it works that way is that grounded blocking terrain still blocks LOF to elevated terrain, and the only change that giants have to LOF is that they can treat it like they're on elevated. So I guess it's just one of those things that would clearly make sense to be in the rules, but they just never put it in.

I meant to reply to this, that sounds fine

Are you referring to the post about blocking terrain, or the earlier question about range? Because we still haven't heard back about that one, and as much as I'd like to stop holding this thing up, the answer to that is pretty crucial to my next turn.