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I'm wondering now if it was some old house rules or something, but it was how we played where I was living... around 20 years ago...?

I really am appreciating the dialogue and POV's. Helps me to understand rules a lot better so thank you :)

I don't know. I might be asking the wrong question and looking for too much reality in the game play. I was a little frustrated at the time because I'd moved my guy in to a spot, thinking with some mish mash of old rules floating around in my head, that no model had line of sight to him at any...

I should clarify, the model had never been in line of sight, had never been in the open, always behind cover.

Maybe that’s where I’m thinking of it from.

Is it in the rules anywhere and how is it justified? Like how do you charge someone you don’t know is there?

Had a game where models where on opposite sides of a wall and had no line of sight. My opposition called a charge and I disputed, saying he should have had line of sight. He said he just need to be within range. We solved it with a one handed knife fight. What’s a better way to resolve this next...