Skimmer VS Skimmer Ram

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**chromedog**

Ascalam wrote:I'd find the image of a Raider with a shock ram doing mach 12 across the battlefield to ram a Monolith, and then the Monolith (going about 2 MPH) sideslipping it hilarious

It can't happen, ruleswise, but if it could..

Now the other way round, with a zippy little flying skiff being unable to dodge a flying building going the speed of an arthritic snail is also funny

I like to think that it is because although the monolith is slow, it can rotate on its (vertical) axis freely and turn itself so that the side facing the oncoming attacker is no longer square on, but is rotating away, turning the blow - and the self-healing living metal also helps.

**MrMerlin**

Maye the Monolith is just so cary that nobody really wants to ram it. I mean, would you drive an (in comparison) tiny tank into a huge 120 foot-tall metal monstoity that is glowing dark-green, spawning metal-skelleton-warriors and vapourizing anything that comes close?

**Jidmah**

Well, of course. Wazzdakka Gutsmek rammed a Warhound Titan with a bike. And it worked.

**Ascalam**

Ork.

Nuff said

**Skinnereal**

Jidmah wrote:Well, of course. Wazzdakka Gutsmek rammed a Warhound Titan with a bike. And it worked.

To the head, too.