What happen exactly when you drop a piece that go above the terrain limit ?

[matheod]

Thanks

[a2a3a2a3]

The piece doesn't get placed, and the round immediately ends (denying you the chance to place any later tiles, if there were any). It doesn't count as being present for harvesting, tile range effects, and so on.

This does mean that if you end up with an enemy tile late in the deck, you can avoid fighting two enemy groups (with one in reserve and one placed above the limit). Not always the optimal play, but worth knowing about.

[Little Bunny Foo Foo]

Originally posted by a2a3a2a3:

The piece doesn't get placed, and the round immediately ends (denying you the chance to place any later tiles, if there were any). It doesn't count as being present for harvesting, tile range effects, and so on.

This does mean that if you end up with an enemy tile late in the deck, you can avoid fighting two enemy groups (with one in reserve and one placed above the limit). Not always the optimal play, but worth knowing about.

If you have a long piece at the end of the Wall fight, you can place it vertically to make it so that boss piece is placed above the grid. It's a fun trick to save you from needing to beat 30 extra enemies and it's not like you can do much in the top four rows on that fight anyways.