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Does anyone know where one can obtain containers for all the pieces?

I also have a door question regarding the "three forward tiles rule." I get the door can be opened if your mini is adjacent to the door, but does this rule mean the door must be three tiles or less straight ahead or something else?

Thor

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Not sure if I fully understand your question. A model that is adjacent to a door cannot, by definition, be three tiles away.

The rulebook states in the section about doors, "with the door in one of the three forward squares" That comes right on the heels of saying you have to be adjacent to it. I don't know what this line means.

Ah, I think I understand. The 'three forward squares' refers to the three squares immediately in front of your marine. So if you imagine your Marine facing North, the three forward squares are the squares at North, North-west and north-east on the compass. So it sounds like he DOES need to be facing the door, and adjacent to it, in order to open it.

So, basically, a model can't open a door unless it's in front of them?

That would be correct.

If I understand correctly; if the door is in one of the three forward facing and adjacent squares the model can open it.