Daemon question about 5th ed rules and deep strike.

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**Russell**

When you DS can you do a forced march move in your shooting phase? How about a fleet move? It would shure help daemons alot if they could move out of plate bait formation at least when they land....

**Augustus**

As I understand it no, you can not move, your entire move for the phase is the deepstriking.

The better question might be what happens to models who DS onto friendly troops, GW is finally going to have to answer that one!

This probably ought to be a YMDC post...

**lemurking23**

In the leaked rules, again, who knows what it will actually be, under deepstriking it does say that units may shoot or run as normal in the shooting phase but not assault.

**Stelek**

Augustus wrote:As I understand it no, you can not move, your entire move for the phase is the deepstriking.

The better question might be what happens to models who DS onto friendly troops, GW is finally going to have to answer that one!

This probably ought to be a YMDC post...

This is in the leaked PDF...friendly troops are impassable terrain.

**airmang**

in the leaked pdf i've read, it allows you to run after you deepstrike. it says you can't make an assault unless you have special rules to allow it, which make me wonder if models with fleet can, since it says they may assault after they run, and deepstrike allows you to run. it may just be wishfull thinking on my part.

also remember there are a number of different PDF's out there for 5th ed. and we have already been told that ALL the pdf's are almost a year old, and that the actual rules have changed quite a bit.