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I'll get flamed for this, but if an enemy Deep Strikes within 12" of a Warp Quake, and rolls a 3-4, can you then place the unit in the same spot and make them roll again? And again?....And again?

I personally think so, but the general consensus is that there is only one roll, one action taken, which means Warp Quake only works once on the first mishap roll.

SJ

That's sounds right, but we are on both sides of the fence in WI.

You cannot place the unit in a place where it would mishap, so no....

actually, nos, it says you can't place within 1" of an enemy model or within impassable terrain. an area affected by warp quake is still treated as open terrain.

Yeah, dangerous/difficult terrain is still fair game.

-cgmckenzie

I'm gunna go with no. When you place the oponent's units, it's not deepstriking again. It has already made it's DS and isn't DSing again, just moving to where it lands.

They aren't arriving by deepstrike when you place them, so warp quake does noth