Talk Fantasy Football

Scenario : An Orc lineman makes a diagonal block against a human player standing on the sideline. The human player is surrounded by other players.

Question : Do the human player get pushed off into the crowd or still remain in play and push back the other player also on the sideline ?

If you make a diagonal block against someone one the sideline, you only have one square where you can push him. If that square is occupied by any player, the pushed player goes into the crowd.

Happy days or if you prefer the Justin Lee Collins approach.... Good Times

On a similar note, can you push someone who is prone into the crowd of if he was standing?

Say player A pushes player B. All squares are filled, one with a prone player along the sidelines. Can you push the prone player into the crowd and push Player B into this square.

|X
|PBA
|X

X=occupied, P=prone, B=player B, A=player A

dwarfrunner wrote:On a similar note, can you push someone who is prone into the crowd of if he was standing?

Say player A pushes player B. All squares are filled, one with a prone player along the sidelines. Can you push the prone player into the crowd and push Player B into this square.

|X
|PBA
|X

X=occupied, P=prone, B=player B, A=player A

Yes.

Afraid of that, I just got into that situation and talked my way out of it. Now I know he should have gone into the crowd. Oh well.