JimBlkHwk
05-17-2020, 08:55
Greetings all,
Has anyone worked up any house rules on being Hove to? I'm think one could either heave to from acking sails (or potentially any sail setting?), and when heaving to would be an immediate action. When hove to, one would not use maneuver cards but would still be affected by any current or drift rules played. I would continue to plan maneuver cards while hove to, but would not use them until returning to a normal sail setting. Coming out of being hove to could be a delayed action, taking place at the end of one's turn, otherwise I think this may be a too powerful tactic.
Would appreciate other's thoughts on the subject or if you've tried anything similar.
Best,
James
Has anyone worked up any house rules on being Hove to? I'm think one could either heave to from acking sails (or potentially any sail setting?), and when heaving to would be an immediate action. When hove to, one would not use maneuver cards but would still be affected by any current or drift rules played. I would continue to plan maneuver cards while hove to, but would not use them until returning to a normal sail setting. Coming out of being hove to could be a delayed action, taking place at the end of one's turn, otherwise I think this may be a too powerful tactic.
Would appreciate other's thoughts on the subject or if you've tried anything similar.
Best,
James