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Hey, just wondering if anyone knew if you can have two different squads in one transport, like if for example I had two different squads of Kabalite warriors in one raider could I do This? and if so, when I'm disembarking do I have to manke both squads exit the vehicle or can I choose?

Thanks in advance.

No, you cannot.

One unit only can embark at a time.

Page 66, main rules.

Thank you.

currently the only vehicle allowed two squads is the stormraven From BA

And superheavy vehicles.

And drop pods, kind of. (a squad of ten can split into two combat squads as they disembark).

Scott-S6 wrote:And drop pods, kind of. (a squad of ten can split into two combat squads as they disembark).

Except for Dark Angels, who apparently have some sort of bonding ritual on the way down and decide they can't bear to part...

Technically, you CAN fit multiple units in a single transport, if all but one (or just all) of those units are independent characters.

But it's still all one unit, depending on which part of the rulebook you're reading.

SaintHazard wrote:Technically, you CAN fit multiple units in a single transport, if all but one (or just all) of those units are independent characters.

But it's still all one unit, depending on which part of the rulebook you're reading.

This is right. Say you have an IC entering a transport which has a "space" in it. He will then become attached to that unit. Whether you consider this 1 or 2 units is up to you!

Not really, the rules for ICs state they are a normal member of the unit (see last sentence of ICs and Assaults)

nosferatu1001 wrote:Not really, the rules for ICs state they are a normal member of the unit (see last sentence of ICs and Assaults)

That's why I said it depends on which part of the rulebook you're reading.

Not seeing where tehy are ever considered 2 units - they are only *treated as* a seperate unit in CC, they arent *actually* two units....

nosferatu1001 wrote:Not seeing where tehy are ever considered 2 units - they are only *treated as* a seperate unit in CC, they arent *actually* two units....

Unless they're not joined to another unit.

That's the point.

Mostly, I was being facetious, but you're apparently taking what I said entirely seriously.

This face means "this is not an entirely serious contribution to the argument, but a facetious assertion meant for laffs."

Gah, soh fail.....ignore me, i'll be by the bar...