Line of Sight is a rule that determines whether a piece or character can 'see' another on the board. Generally, this means there can be no direct obstacles between them, such as walls or other units. It's super important in tactical and combat games, as it defines who can attack whom or who is safe from attacks.

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HeroQuest

Board game · 1989

group 2–5 · best 5 schedule 90 min psychology Weight 2.1/5

8,2 RATING Ludopedia

7.2 RATING BGG

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HeroQuest Weight 2.1/58,2 Ludo7.2 BGG	1989	2–5	90 min	Adventure, Exploration	8,2	7.2