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Hi all... I need some clarification. I tried the search button but I didn't find what I was looking for.

Question: If I ram a vehicle with embarked troops, and I "vehicle-explode!" it, which causes the troops to disembark in the same area where the vehicle used to be. Then, the ramming vehicle continues on it's path since it's forced to keep going to max distance... does a tankshock occur to the newly disembarked troops?

Thanks

Yes. If you destroy a vehicle as a result of a "Explodes" result, your movement continues. If the player placed his models in such a way that they are still in the path of your tank, they will be tank-shocked. Note that in most cases, your ramming tank will be making a dangerous terrain test to move into the crater left by the exploding vehicle.

Murrdox wrote:Yes. If you destroy a vehicle as a result of a "Explodes" result, your movement continues. If the player placed his models in such a way that they are still in the path of your tank, they will be tank-shocked. Note that in most cases, your ramming tank will be making a dangerous terrain test to move into the crater left by the exploding vehicle.

Wow... I've been playing it wrong...

Thanks!

well it's not too often whilst ramming the other vehicle explodes so that makes sense