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when I disembark my terminators from a LR can they shoot if it has moved that turn.

I assume due to the assault vehicles rule they can assault regardless of the situation.

warsmith pyrus wrote:when I disembark my terminators from a LR can they shoot if it has moved that turn.

I assume due to the assault vehicles rule they can assault regardless of the situation.

I am not 100% sure what is being asked here, but yes, you can assault from a Land Raider which has moved because it has a special rule saying you can (depending on exactly what chapter the Land Raider belongs to, of course).

Don't forget that Terminators are (generally) Relentless, so it wouldn't matter if they disembarked from a moving Land Raider or not.

There are no restrictions on shooting after disembarking from a vehicle.

Well, apart from what weapons MAY be fired and their range limits (Rapid fire weapons and heavy).

What Insaniak means is you count as moving when disembarking from a vehicle, nothing more, nothing less, for the purposes of shooting.

Exactly. The act of disembarking imposes no further restrictions on shooting past what you would normally have for moving anyway.

ah thank you Insaniak, the way it was phrased in the BRB confused me a little. it's nice to know I can flamer a unit before assaulting