Jump up + Wrestle
Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 8:49 pm
Hello,
We had a discussion last week end in a tournament and nobody could find a clear answer (add to roll a D6 to decide what to do).
Here's the situation:
A player with wrestle and jump-up blitzes. He uses wrestle to bring my player down, then the coach tells me he can get up right away and resume moving since his player has the jump up skill.
I disagreed, we looked in the rule book, asked the tournament ref, and nobody could demonstrate for sure it wasn't allowed (even if most people asked believed it wasn't possible).
Here's what the rule says:
A player with this skill is able to quickly get back into the game. If the player declares any Action other than a Block Action he may stand up for free without paying the three squares of movement
I read it as "jump-up is used when the player declare his action (at the beginning of his turn), if he lays on the ground in the middle of his turn, he cannot use jump-up since he is not declaring an action"
We rolled a dice, I lost and my opponent used jump-up as he wished, No big deal, I don't think it would have changed the outcome of the game, but I'd like to know exactly who was right.
Thanks
We had a discussion last week end in a tournament and nobody could find a clear answer (add to roll a D6 to decide what to do).
Here's the situation:
A player with wrestle and jump-up blitzes. He uses wrestle to bring my player down, then the coach tells me he can get up right away and resume moving since his player has the jump up skill.
I disagreed, we looked in the rule book, asked the tournament ref, and nobody could demonstrate for sure it wasn't allowed (even if most people asked believed it wasn't possible).
Here's what the rule says:
A player with this skill is able to quickly get back into the game. If the player declares any Action other than a Block Action he may stand up for free without paying the three squares of movement
I read it as "jump-up is used when the player declare his action (at the beginning of his turn), if he lays on the ground in the middle of his turn, he cannot use jump-up since he is not declaring an action"
We rolled a dice, I lost and my opponent used jump-up as he wished, No big deal, I don't think it would have changed the outcome of the game, but I'd like to know exactly who was right.
Thanks