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When you call Waaagh while Ghazghkull is on the on the board, and how he has the "Prophet of the Waaagh!" does that mean you can move 6 and get fleet of foot? I'm a bit confused, I've playes as if i just get to move a extra 6?

All your models get an automatic 6" when they run. Any model with the Waaagh! ability, as stated in your Codex/FAQ, gains the Fleet of Foot ruling. Fleet of Foot as of 5th Edition allows you to assault after running.

It changes the Waaaghh rule so that instead of having to roll D6 for your fleet move you automatically get a 6 inch move. So 6" move + 6" Waaaghh + 6" assault for 18" total.

And if you have Ghazghkull, you should have him in a battlewagon.

Then you get a 13" move, 2" disembark with a 2" base, 6" run, and 6" assault for a total of 29" of glorious assault.

Alright cool thanks, then I've bin doing it right lol....PHEW!

Don't for get all your unit become fearless. Also don't forgot that any unit fleeing that become fearless automatically regroups (came in handy last tournament)

Dashofpepper wrote:And if you have Ghazghkull, you should have him in a battlewagon.

Then you get a 13" move, 2" disembark with a 2" base, 6" run, and 6" assault for a total of 29" of glorious assault.

Ghaz still has to roll DT for his assualt move though, as he is slow and purposeful. so it's actually 23-29". But still, it's dangerous as all get-out.

General_Chaos wrote:Don't for get all your unit become fearless. Also don't forgot that any unit fleeing that become fearless automatically regroups (came in handy last tournament)

To correct you, "All non-fleeing friendly units become Fearless..." codex pg 58. So you can't get any 'free' regroups from Ghazzie's WAAAGH. I have, however, called it at very strange points in a game so as to bestow fearless on units I didn't want to have to make morale tests.

Dashofpepper wrote:And if you have Ghazghkull, you should have him in a battlewagon.

Then you get a 13" move, 2" disembark with a 2" base, 6" run, and 6" assault for a total of 29" of glorious assault.

It gets even better then this, If you have a Deffrolla on the front it sticks out 2 more inches so you could get up to 31

jordan23ryan wrote:

Dashofpepper wrote:And if you have Ghazghkull, you should have him in a battlewagon.

Then you get a 13" move, 2" disembark with a 2" base, 6" run, and 6" assault for a total of 29" of glorious assault.

It gets even better then this, If you have a Deffrolla on the front it sticks out 2 more inches so you could get up to 31

Actually....no.

Either you put the deffrolla down, and count it as hull - replacing the front of your battlewagon as hull, in which case you measure from the deffrolla....or you don't count the deffrolla as hull, in which case you have a 2" zone of impassable terrain in front of your battlewagon that no one can disembark onto.

You can't measure from your hull for movement and deployment, then measure from your deffrolla for hull and disembarkation. Consistency prevents accusations of cheating.

Personally, the Deffrolla isn't required to be positioned in any particular way, so I raise mine and leave them in the upright position. Then the issue never comes up. Or I take them off and put them in the open-topped back . Wargear is required to be modeled on for WYSIWYG, but there are no requirements about where the wargear goes.

This belongs in rules interpretations.

Oh, and don't forget Ghazzy's 2+ becomes invunerable.