This is probably a dumb question, but it came up recently and I wanted to make sure I played it right.

Legolas was able to shoot his bow and attack an enemy two spaces away. Aragorn was in the same space as the enemy. Could the enemy counterattack?

I said he could not because Legolas was too far away (the enemy was not Ranged). I wondered for a moment if he could attack Aragorn, but since Aragorn had not attacked him I again said no.

Is that correct?

Hi,

That is correct, a counter attack is only valid against the hero that originally attacked not another hero in their space.

On 6/9/2019 at 1:01 AM, Vince79 said:

Legolas was able to shoot his bow and attack an enemy two spaces away.

Wait I'm confused, how to did he shoot his bow two spaces away? I'm only a few chapters in, but am I missing something?

"The hero can target an enemy group in an adjacent space if all
of that hero’s chosen items have the ranged icon."

Legolas has a card called "Keen Eyes". When prepared, it allows him to attack enemies one additional space away effectively making his range 2 instead of 1. Super handy ability that I've used to great effect to save some fellow players.

double post

On 6/13/2019 at 11:44 AM, burnface said:

Wait I'm confused, how to did he shoot his bow two spaces away?

Archangel's right, Legolas had the "Keen Eyes" card prepared.