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It was my understanding that when you declare this in your shooting phase that you can either shoot or run, and then assault. Someone I played with shot with his units, declared his waaaggh, ran, and then assaulted. Is that legal?
nope.
waaagh! replaces your ability to shoot.
you cant use waaagh! + run in the same turn.
most he can do is move, waaagh! then assult.
Suffused with the dying memories of Sanguinus, the warriors of the Death Company seek only one thing: death in battle fighting against the enemies of the Emperor.
JD21290 wrote:nope.
waaagh! replaces your ability to shoot.
Nope. Waagh! doesn't replace your abilty to shoot; it gives you fleet, which is the abilty to assault after you run. Please be sure to check your codex before giving answers.
Run itself is uneffected by using Waagh! and prevents shooting in it's normal manner.
If brute force doesn't work, you're not using enough...
Suffused with the dying memories of Sanguinus, the warriors of the Death Company seek only one thing: death in battle fighting against the enemies of the Emperor.