A player with this skill is an expert at stepping neatly out of the way
of an attacker. To represent this ability, his coach may choose which
square the player is moved to when he is pushed back, rather than
the opposing coach. Furthermore, the coach may choose to move
the player to any empty adjacent square (from where the block
occured), not just the three squares shown on the Push Back
diagram. Note that the coach may choose which square the player
is moved to even if the player is knocked over after the push back.
Q: How do you interpret the "from where the block occured"? is it the blocking or the defending players square....
if attacker - wouldn´t that mean that a defending player could potentially side step the the "6 o´clock" square of his attacker?
Thx,
Nagash - keep rolling those triple skulls....
