Fouling and GFI LRB5
Posted: Sun May 17, 2009 10:47 am
ok was chatting with some other players earlier and the following came up:
from the gfi rules:
if not, what does that note apply to, or if so what other things does it apply to?
from the gfi rules:
from fouling rules:When a player takes any Action apart from a Block, they may try
to move one or two extra squares over and above the number
that they are normally allowed to move – this is called ‘going for
it’ or GFI. NOTE: if a rule refers to a player’s ‘normal movement’
do not include the one to two GFI squares.
does that NOTE from the gfi rules mean you can't gfi to foul? I believe you always used to be able to? though that looks to me as though you can't any moreNormally, players that are Prone or Stunned cannot be attacked.
However, when you use this rule, one player per turn is allowed
to take a Foul Action. This allows the player to move a number of
squares equal to his MA and then make a foul against an
opposing player who is Prone or Stunned and in an adjacent
square.
if not, what does that note apply to, or if so what other things does it apply to?