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Wings of Sanguinus says the model will move as if it had a jump pack.

So ... if a Furioso Librarian Dread is immobilized, can it use this power to move?

Just wondering about everyone's $.02.

Note : in a trial game it wasn't that useful, as the Dread still can't assault. (Wings is used in the movement phase).

Also, if a magna grapple succeeds in pulling a vehicle within assault range of a dread, which movement do you suggest using for the previous speed? The vehicle's own movement, or the grapple movement?

See here:
http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/286154.page

On the second question i think its the voluntary movement.

If memory serves the movement speeds talk about movement in the last turn - so you would ignore the grapple movement.

If you have a rule stating you "can move as jump infantry", and another stating you cannot move at all - then the cannot move wins out.

ghost11 wrote:Wings of Sanguinus says the model will move as if it had a jump pack.

So ... if a Furioso Librarian Dread is immobilized, can it use this power to move?

Just wondering about everyone's $.02.

Note : in a trial game it wasn't that useful, as the Dread still can't assault. (Wings is used in the movement phase).

Also, if a magna grapple succeeds in pulling a vehicle within assault range of a dread, which movement do you suggest using for the previous speed? The vehicle's own movement, or the grapple movement?

See my FAQ for the answer to your first question and many more!

As for the 2nd, no, it doesn't count. You only use the movement the vehicle performed on it's "previous turn".