A model is hidden from another: if no line can be drawn from a point on its base to a point on the other, without crossing a miniature or a scenery element larger than the 2 miniatures. A model has cover: if it is 1 inch or less behind a scenery element or a miniature of less than or equal size to itself; if it is 1 inch or less behind a scenery element or a miniature of any size but which hides a part of its base. A miniature placed on a scenery element of a minimum size of 1 gains one point in size (as it is on this element) for the determination of line of sight.
Crossbowman has no line of sight the shaman.
The shaman is within 1 inch of the scenery and has cover.
THE SCENERY Scenery is essential because it has several effects in the game. It inuences the movements of the miniatures, the sight lines and the resources available for the alchemists. The scenery elements are placed on the table depending on the scenario. - Open areas: often plains, valleys or other ground. Open areas have no effect on the game. Open area.
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