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I lost my rulebook somewhere in my room, so I can't answer these myself.

First question: What bonuses do you get on the charge? I remember +1 initiative, but what else?

2. What is the process of shooting blast weapons? You place the blast marker, roll the hit die, roll 2d6 if it scatters, but then what? Do you make a "to-wound roll"? I'm at a loss...:(

3. The same as above, except for a template weapon. What do I do again? Do I roll to hit?

4. Can leman russes fire all of their weapons if they move 6 inches?

5. Since a leman Russ has a turret, I don't have to pivot the model to fire the b attlecannon, right?

6. What is the "stubborn" rule?

7. Do you need to roll to wound if the strength of your weapon is double the the toughness of the target (I hit a marine with a melta, do I need to roll to-wound even though it's double)?

8. In assault, do you remove your models that died after the assault phase ends or immediately (Three marines die before I attack, do I remove them after my attack is over?)

9. If I shot from behind cover, does my target get a cover save (I fire from behind a tree, with LOS. Would they get a cover save since the tree is sort of in the way?


Yeah. Probably easy questions. I don't play games that often (Maybe once every two months), so I don't really know everything yet. Thanks you! I've been looking like an idiot not knowing how to use flamers and blast weapons (among other things)

So with double STR over Toughness, it's always a 2+? And it's instadeath. Okay, that makes sense.

Okay, that answers all my questions, thank you! Except fot the leman russ stuff, but someone else will answer hopefully.

Equal strength to toughness is wounds on a 4+.
For each strength you get or lose, it goes 1 in either direction. (so, with 1 more strength than his toughness, you'd need a 3+)
Best it gets is 2+.
If something has double your strength in toughness, you can't wound it at all.

These aren't really rules, they're just what you get looking at the To Wound chart.

4) Depends on what the strength of the sponsons are. If you move any vehichle 6 inches or less, you can fire all weapons onboard, however if it moves 6 inches or more, it can only fire defensive weapons.

Defensive weapons are str 4 and below.

The Russ' special rule (lumbering behemoth?) also means that it can fire it's battle canon no matter what. So if you move over six inches, it can fire the battle canon and any defensive weapons it might have.

if you move it under or up to six inches, it can still fire every weapon, so long as it's target is within all firing arcs.


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4) Depends on what the strength of the sponsons are. If you move any vehichle 6 inches or less, you can fire all weapons onboard, however if it moves 6 inches or more, it can only fire defensive weapons.

Defensive weapons are str 4 and below.

The Russ' special rule (lumbering behemoth?) also means that it can fire it's battle canon no matter what. So if you move over six inches, it can fire the battle canon and any defensive weapons it might have.

if you move it under or up to six inches, it can still fire every weapon, so long as it's target is within all firing arcs.

5) correct. Turreted weapons don't need to be facing down the centerline of the vehicle. They do still require line of sight from the turret however, not the barrel.

Yeah. I lost my rulebook >.>

This forum is not a replacement for your rulebook.