No. During the
Spires Fire step of the
Turn the controlling player chooses a single
Spire that has not made an
Attack and has an
Opposing Unit within its range, declares which
Unit they wish to make the
Attack against, and resolves their roll against that
Unit. They repeat in this fashion until all
Spires that can
Attack have done so. This means if a
Unit wasn't in range of a
Spire at the start of the
Spires Fire step but becomes in range later in the step due to a
Talent or other game effect, that
Unit can be attacked by
Spires that have not yet attacked.