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The Grav Chute Insertion rule says that "...if the unit scatters, every model must take a dangerous terrain test. If any of the models cannot be deployed, the unit is destroyed..." Does this mean that if only one model fails the dangerous terrain test the whole unit is gone, or if the squad scatters into terrain, enemies etc they're destroyed?

Oh god, this is like the 80th time this has come up. There is a search you know

But no, that doesn't happen. The "if one model cannot deploy" is "If it would cause a Mishap". The very Fact you are taking dangerous terrain tests means you deployed ok, since you cant take dangerous terrains if you failed to deploy (and thus Mishaped)

Waaaaaaagh! wrote:take dangerous terrains if you failed to deploy (and thus Mishaped)

Failing to deploy doesn't make you mishaped. Failing to deploy makes you suffer a mishap, which can leave you fairly mishaped depending on how bad your accident was.



*splat*

Sorry, had to be said. Carry on.