Okey suppose ur fig was on a building (rooftop) how does he attack figs on the ground? Does he have to go to the edge to shoot at them?

Can figures at the ground shoot figs on top of buildings? Does the target have to be at the edge?

Another question:

Is it true that figures can only be given one action per turn?
Like, can they move and then move again all in one turn? Or lets say they move and then attack without charge or running shot all in one turn?

Can someone pls. explain objects again. The description in the manual is very vague. I understand about the damage that they add respectively, but how do they act in regards to terrain? (light and heavy)

Thanks

Oh yeah one last question, when a fig picks up an object, can he still make a normal ranged combat attack? Or does he really have to use the object first.

Can characters be dropped at an object (heavy and light)?

How do u tell if you have line of fire? A straight line right? Sometimes the line goes thru some boxes containging figs (edge) does it count?\


Thanks!

To establish LoF between an elevated and grounded figure, the LoF may cross no blocking terrain except that of the square the elevated figure is in. If the elevated figure is somewhere other than the roof edge, then the LoF will cross blocking terrain which is in a different square than the elevated figure---no attack possible.

One action per figure per turn. If a figure moves, then that is all he may do that turn without a power such as those you mentioned.

When being held, they are not terrain. When on the map, they are hindering terrain. Light or heavy, either one.

If you are carrying an object and make a close combat attack, you must use the object. If you are carrying an object and you make a ranged combat attack, you can choose whether or not to use the object. Of course, then you use your normal range and normal damage values. But unless the figure has Running Shot, Charge, or Hypersonic Speed, he will not be able to make either kind of attack in the same turn in which he picked up the object.

Yes, a square with an object is a legal square to be dropped into. However, since an object can only be picked up during the Super Strength figure's move action, being dropped on an object does not allow you to pick it up automatically. Additionally, remember that a figure holding an object may not be carried at all.

Draw a line from the center of the first square to the center of the last square. Any part of a square occupied by a figure blocks LoF, no matter how much of the square you actually cross.