Which obstacle effect is used to slow the enemy's advance?

Which obstacle effect is used to slow the enemy's advance?

• A. Disrupt
• B. Turn
• C. Fix
• D. Block

Answer: (C)

Obstacles shape how the enemy moves by imposing different constraints on their maneuver. The fix effect is used when the goal is to hold the enemy in place, preventing them from changing position or continuing their forward movement. By immobilizing them at a chosen location, you slow or stall their progress, buy time for fires and reinforcements, and make their approach more predictable for you to counter. Disrupt slows the enemy’s tempo and creates hesitation without necessarily pinning them in place, Turn channels the enemy onto a different route, and Block creates a physical barrier to stop movement but doesn’t inherently lock them at a specific point. In this scenario, fixing the enemy in place directly achieves the intended slowing of their advance.

Obstacles shape how the enemy moves by imposing different constraints on their maneuver. The fix effect is used when the goal is to hold the enemy in place, preventing them from changing position or continuing their forward movement. By immobilizing them at a chosen location, you slow or stall their progress, buy time for fires and reinforcements, and make their approach more predictable for you to counter.

Disrupt slows the enemy’s tempo and creates hesitation without necessarily pinning them in place, Turn channels the enemy onto a different route, and Block creates a physical barrier to stop movement but doesn’t inherently lock them at a specific point. In this scenario, fixing the enemy in place directly achieves the intended slowing of their advance.