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Author: | AgeingHippy [ Tue Oct 11, 2011 7:45 pm ] |
Post subject: | Shooting at a formation containing War Engine ?? |
Hi All We are currently in a game where a formation contains warbuggies and a WE. The rules regarding shooting at a combined formation is a little unclear. Not exactly contradictory but... Quote: 3.2.1 Allocating Hits To War Engines Normally, you may only allocate one hit to a unit in a formation until all units in the formation have been allocated one hit each. This doesn’t apply to war engines. Instead, the defender allocates a number of hits equal to the war engine’s starting damage capacity before he allocates any hits to other units. If a formation includes both war engines and non-war engine units then an attacker must state whether any attacks he makes on the formation will be directed at the war engines or the other units in the formation. Attacks directed at the war engines can only be allocated against war engines if they hit, while attacks directed at other units may not be allocated to the war engines in the formation. There are 2 rules here that I have highlighted. Each on their own is easy to play, but together the first becomes redundant because the second says you have to allocate your attacks to the War engine or others first?? Any advice would be appreciated. |
Author: | Signal [ Tue Oct 11, 2011 7:50 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Shooting at a formation containing War Engine ?? |
The first is relevant when firing at formations like an Imperial Guard Baneblade Company, or a pair of Warhound Titans; i.e., when there are multiple War Engines in the same formation. |
Author: | AgeingHippy [ Tue Oct 11, 2011 7:57 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Shooting at a formation containing War Engine ?? |
Magic. Thanks Signal. |
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