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Shooting in Close combat?
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Author:  jb1 [ Mon Jun 19, 2006 2:34 am ]
Post subject:  Shooting in Close combat?

If you are on any orders besides First fire,and are contacted into close combat. Can you do one fire at the assaulting detachment?

Author:  Enderel [ Mon Jun 19, 2006 7:59 am ]
Post subject:  Shooting in Close combat?

I think that only units on first fire can fire at unit that is charging them.  You can either do this in the first fire phase or as a snap fire attack.

Author:  Mojarn Piett [ Mon Jun 19, 2006 1:54 pm ]
Post subject:  Shooting in Close combat?

Quote (Enderel @ 19 June 2006 (07:59))
I think that only units on first fire can fire at unit that is charging them.  You can either do this in the first fire phase or as a snap fire attack.

This is the correct answer. Makes charging troops on first fire a risky prospect.  :)

Author:  jb1 [ Mon Jun 19, 2006 8:59 pm ]
Post subject:  Shooting in Close combat?

Quote (Mojarn Piett @ 19 June 2006 (13:54))
Quote (Enderel @ 19 June 2006 (07:59))
I think that only units on first fire can fire at unit that is charging them. ?You can either do this in the first fire phase or as a snap fire attack.

This is the correct answer. Makes charging troops on first fire a risky prospect. ?:)

Thanks fellas. I was really unsure if you were an activated and moved detachment (such as an "advance" order) was able to fire on a detachment that charged them,before any close combat...

Author:  primarch [ Thu Jun 22, 2006 1:38 am ]
Post subject:  Shooting in Close combat?

Quote (Mojarn Piett @ 19 June 2006 (08:54))
Quote (Enderel @ 19 June 2006 (07:59))
I think that only units on first fire can fire at unit that is charging them. ?You can either do this in the first fire phase or as a snap fire attack.

This is the correct answer. Makes charging troops on first fire a risky prospect. ?:)

Hi!

As others have stated, this is the correct interpretation.

Primarch

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