Well I am under the impression that the word "force" means that you are making that creature to move to fight you "if it is able to do so." if it is out of movements then it's not but if is able to be forced to attack the hero taunting it then the monster should have to . This is a classic case of having to agree to disagree. It should be voted on by the players before the game is started. The hero is not able to taunt everything if it' LOS is blocked by previous monsters. Forcing could be considered as moving.

Now see I think if the Beastman has the movements remaining to be adjacent to the hero taunting then the Beastman has to go to the Hero. If the Beastman does not have the movements to reach the Hero then its, "not able to do so". That's just taking the card at face value. It does not clarify it rules but I am pretty sure that's what the card means when it says, "force the figure to target you with the attack". Now if the melee attackers are out of movements to reach the hero I get it. For range attacks within 5 spaces, the attacks should have to go towards the taunting Hero. That is how the card reads to me. I see that Antistone and I are almost one the same page, but our interpretation about how the melee attacks work are a little different. Is there a rule in print some place to help clarify or is it one of those things that the people should talk about and vote on before the game is played?

If you follow what the card says it seems very simple. Luckily there are people out there that have nothing better to do than to complicate things. My understanding of this SKILL is that if the OL tries to make a monster attack a hero within 5 spaces of the Hero with the taunt ability, and has the movements available to get to the hero taunting, the monster has to attack the taunting hero. Now the OL can move the monster anywhere he wants without attacking and the hero CAN NOT taunt cause an attack order was not given. Line of sight is required for taunt as well. Is there a clear definition on how Taunt works? Not just a bunch of home rule opinions. Seems to me the card explains what the skill does, but somehow people over think it to mean something else. Looking for a little clarification.