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If a unit starts out of coherency and I lash that unit. Am I required to put them back in coherency? And what do I do if my lash still can't put that unit back in coherency if I am required to?

(Last night I blew up a big terminator unit that was conga lined across the board, by the time I was ready to use lash 2 models were 10 inches apart, and my lash rolled a miserable 3")

Yes, as it is a normal move.

Same as normal - you make an effort to, there are no additional penalties for failure.

Yes, they have to remain in coherency, as nothing in the Lash rules say you CAN move them out of coherency.

I think you missed the point of the question - the unit started OUT of coherency, and the OP was wondering if their Lash was required to move them back into coherency. Given the FAQ answer essentially stating you follow all normal rules I would say you do have to move them back in coherency, however I'm not sure.

nosferatu1001 wrote:I think you missed the point of the question - the unit started OUT of coherency, and the OP was wondering if their Lash was required to move them back into coherency. Given the FAQ answer essentially stating you follow all normal rules I would say you do have to move them back in coherency, however I'm not sure.

Yup, Completely missed that. I would say they they do have to move back into coherency as well, as it is a normal move.