(loofnick @ Mar. 30 2007,17:30)
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Sorry, I didn't want to do more then suggest, as I'm still relatively new to NetEpic. We should go back to SM rules as their don't appear to be any NetEpic ones. Plus, routing like independent troops, so those IG troopers don't get too plucky:
Please change both Termite, and Mole description in Militaris and Squat lists:
Replace "They are Tunnelers and may initially appear anywhere on the board as per the Deep Strike rules.",
with "Termites/Moles follow the Tunneller rules"
Add to Militaris list only:
"Moles [or "the Termite section HQ"] have special communication equipment, allowing them to accept orders anywhere on the board from their Regimental HQ. They may also relay orders to the infantry they transport, so long as they are within 25cm. The infantry are treated as a separate detachment for orders and unit coherency.
However, if the detachment fails a morale check, and is outside of the normal Chain of Command (ie. via Company HQ or Commissar etc) they are immediately routed."
Why accept this change? Because I'm here, I said so, and no-one else seems to be argueing

Which seems to be the method for rule adoption.
ByTheWay. Cheek and sarcasm comes as standard- nothin' bad meant

Yup, we should replace any reference to the Deep Strike rules with the Tunneller for any tunnelling units.
Don't agree to the suggestion for the Militaris list though. Should be:
"Moles (and Termite section HQs) act as the section HQ for their detachment and must follow Chain of Command restrictions. Command Termites have special communication equipment, allowing them to accept orders anywhere on the board from their Regimental HQ."
i.e The Company should follow all the normal rules for an IG Company. Further, the infantry should have to maintain coherency with their transport just like any other NetEpic unit.....both particularly so given this is the Imp. Guard with much tighter command and control restrictions than a normal army. Upside is they no longer need "Independant" so wont route when broken.