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[stormywaters]

I didn't see anything stating otherwise, but I thought I would double check. Can I choose to maneuver an 8th face I control down to a 7 (assuming I win the maneuver roll, if applicable)?

[chuckpint]

Yes you can.
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[stormywaters]

Perfect, thanks!

[jmonnett]

I gotta ask: why on earth would you want to move off an 8th face?

Is there a story here? What was the tactical situation?

I can envision scenarios when simply abandoning the terrain is a good idea: dragon infestation, vastly outnumbered, Grove forcing you to unbury the other guy’s units...

Hmm... was that it? You had a grove, but didn’t want to unbury his guys, so, having a strong position there anyway, you’d keep it in striking distance for when you capture a different 8th.

Otherwise, I don’t foresee a situation where moving from 8 to 7 is better than either keeping it or bugging out.

[chuckpint]

The only reason I can think of, would be to change the type on a Castle. Turn it down to 7, and when you turn it back to 8, you can pick a different type.
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You can never have too many dice.
First Place at the first ever Daemon Dice sealed starter tournament.
Battlefest tied for first GenCon 2012
Single Race Champion GenCon 2008-2009, Sealed Box Champion GenCon 2007,2009,
My collection is 21,500 Dragon Dice, 20,000 Daemon Dice, and others (too many to count).

[stormywaters]

That was exactly why I was curious. I realized that if I'm alone at a Castle, I could potentially turn it down and back up before an opponent could get there to challenge, so it could occasionally be useful to change the 8th face.

[jmonnett]

Oh. Right. A castle.
Duh.