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Khador vs cryx

cryx will usually win, unless you take them out at range, use widowmakers, winterguard, destroyers and large shooty warjacks. man-o-war bombardiers work well if you keep them behind the front line

correlation2 wrote:
3. Charge or Feat, depending on range. Since you can use your feat at any time its actually within the rules to charge, enter melee with your target, and then use your feat before resolving the attack.

Just wondering if that is legal because you must immediately make the attack and if you can't your activation ends? Sort of new so unsure.

What you are allowed to do is charge/pop feat/then make initial attack(s). You can not pop you feat in the middle of an attack. There is a space between your charge move and the attack for this to occur. If you are not in melee range at the end of your move then your turn is over immediately (barring special rules).

BTNeophyte wrote:Just wondering if that is legal because you must immediately make the attack and if you can't your activation ends? Sort of new so unsure.

Your activation ends immediately only if you end your charge with the intended target not in your melee range. If the charge was succesful (ie. the declared traget is in melee range) then of course you have to make melee attack(s) but you can still cast spells or use feat before.