After reading the card for Grav Shift Reroute, I have a question.

"After deploying fleets, you may move each obstacle at distance 1-3 of that token to within 2 of that obstacles current location."

So anything within that sphere of range can be adjusted in position, when it says "within 2 of that location."

Does this mean :

A : no part of that obstacle can be further than 2 from where it is currently.

B : so long as some part of it remains inside distance 2 of its current location.

"Within" is defined in the Rulebook as "All Parts Completely Within"...

"At" is the other side... "At" is defined as "Any Part of the Component At"...

Page 9, RRG, "Range and Distance"

• The following terms are used when discussing range and distance:

◊ At: If any portion of a hull zone, base, or token is inside a specified band, that component is at that band.

◊ Beyond: If no portion of a hull zone, base, or token is inside a specified band or a band closer to the bottom of the ruler, that component is beyond the specified band.

◊ Within: If the entirety of a base or token is inside a specified band, that component is within that band.

Yup, on some of the larger obstacles that distance 2 isn't actually a huge amount of displacement. Then again, on several missions a small move is enough to throw someone's plans into disarray!

"Within" is defined in the Rulebook as "All Parts Completely Within"...

"At" is the other side... "At" is defined as "Any Part of the Component At"...

Page 9, RRG, "Range and Distance"

• The following terms are used when discussing range and distance:

◊ At: If any portion of a hull zone, base, or token is inside a specified band, that component is at that band.

◊ Beyond: If no portion of a hull zone, base, or token is inside a specified band or a band closer to the bottom of the ruler, that component is beyond the specified band.

◊ Within: If the entirety of a base or token is inside a specified band, that component is within that band.

Thanks Dras.