Recapture on a Player's turn limitation
Posted: 22 Oct 2017, 18:39
A different interpretation on recapture allowance came out of a game between Klaus and I. This is not well spelled out in the rule and should be added, this is why I put it up here.
It seems that the Official rule interpretation. is that on a player's turn, a piece cannot retaliate to a recapture if the piece exceeds its maximum move for the turn, even if it is within 2 spaces of the recapture. It can though when it is not on his turn, even if the piece used his full movement during his turn, as when not during his turn it is irrelevant, but the number of moves limit applies during his turn even if trying to react to a recapture.
Another interpretation is that if replying to a recapture and within 2 spaces, the piece can retaliate but counts its moves in the total of 20. If no room in the 20, it cannot retake.
So unless agreed otherwise at the beginning of the game, the official interpretation is the rule.
Kind Regards
Andre
It seems that the Official rule interpretation. is that on a player's turn, a piece cannot retaliate to a recapture if the piece exceeds its maximum move for the turn, even if it is within 2 spaces of the recapture. It can though when it is not on his turn, even if the piece used his full movement during his turn, as when not during his turn it is irrelevant, but the number of moves limit applies during his turn even if trying to react to a recapture.
Another interpretation is that if replying to a recapture and within 2 spaces, the piece can retaliate but counts its moves in the total of 20. If no room in the 20, it cannot retake.
So unless agreed otherwise at the beginning of the game, the official interpretation is the rule.
Kind Regards
Andre