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Here's how I think this works. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Upon the roll of a one, any model that enters, moves through or exits difficult terrain suffers a wound with only INV saves allowed. Sergeant, flamer guy regulars etc. always roll seperately. Only the models that have moved through dangerous terrain may be removed.



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How many tests does each model take:

Unit A - Moves and runs through DT
Unit B - Moves, runs and assaults through DT

Unit C - Does not move or runl, but assaults through DT
Unit D - Does not move or run, but assaults through DT, and fails the charge

Yes, DT is worked out on a model by model basis.

Unit A takes 2 tests
Unit B takes 3 tests
Unit C takes 1 test
Unit D takes none, unless they could reach but the only model(s) that could died from DT. Then you test until it's impossible to actually assault and stop.

juraigamer wrote:Yes, DT is worked out on a model by model basis.

Unit A takes 2 tests
Unit B takes 3 tests
Unit C takes 1 test
Unit D takes none, unless they could reach but the only model(s) that could died from DT. Then you test until it's impossible to actually assault and stop.

I couldn't ask for a more precise answer. Thanks for the info

It is also *dangerous* terrain, not difficult - you mixed terms in your original post.

Also it is the actual model that fails the DT check that suffers the wound; any other model suffering the wound (being removed as a casualty or having their wound count deprecated) and you have broken a rule.