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Say a squad of Marines are forced to fallback are coherent & not within 6" of an enemy unit. When do they regroup? Automatically then or do they have to wait until your next player turn? I think it's the latter & want to make sure.

G

They auto regroup at the start of their player turn.

But this doesn't stop them from autoregrouping if they get assaulted. Just thought I would throw that in because it isn't that straight forward.

Thanks. I didn't have the rulebook with me & was not sure. So basically if the broken units falls back during their turn then the opponent can move a unit to within 6" to prevent them from regrouping at the start of their next turn.

G

why do they auto-regroup if assaulted? As far as I recall, they would need to make a leadership test at this point, if passed they regroup, otherwise are destroyed.

ATSKNF states they do, is why.

BBF - yes, called sheperding them off the table...