Is it legal to disembark one unit in a vehicle, then embark another one, same turn?

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**Sir_Prometheus**

That's the whole question, haven't seen anything off hand saying you can't.

**JBW**

it's in MRB. looking for page now, but it's under Dis/embarking.

**insaniak**

It's in the first paragraph of the Embarking and Disembarking rules on page 66.

**puma713**

Yes, you can. You can disembark one unit, then embark a completely different unit.

What you cannot do is disembark one unit, then embark that same unit in a different vehicle.

**Sir_Prometheus**

puma713 wrote:Yes, you can. You can disembark one unit, then embark a completely different unit.

What you cannot do is disembark one unit, then embark that same unit in a different vehicle.

OK, thanks. That's what I thought, just wanted to check.

**Brother Ramses**

puma713 wrote:Yes, you can. You can disembark one unit, then embark a completely different unit.

What you cannot do is disembark one unit, then embark that same unit in a different vehicle.

Actually you can but it is not during the movement phase, but instead at the end of winning an assault and making your massacre move so that all are within 2" of a vehicle entry point, they can embark.

**lunarman**

I don't think the above is possible, as embarking happens in the movement phase.

**DeathReaper**

Brother Ramses wrote:
puma713 wrote:Yes, you can. You can disembark one unit, then embark a completely different unit.

What you cannot do is disembark one unit, then embark that same unit in a different vehicle.

Actually you can but it is not during the movement phase, but instead at the end of winning an assault and making your massacre move so that all are within 2" of a vehicle entry point, they can embark.

You can not embark with a consolidation move.

Its all on P.66 under Embarking and Disembarking

**don_mondo**

Brother Ramses wrote:
puma713 wrote:Yes, you can. You can disembark one unit, then embark a completely different unit.

What you cannot do is disembark one unit, then embark that same unit in a different vehicle.

Actually you can but it is not during the movement phase, but instead at the end of winning an assault and making your massacre move so that all are within 2" of a vehicle entry point, they can embark.

Heven't been able to do that since 2nd or 3rd ed.

**Brother Ramses**

Wow, I got hosed the other night then.

**Ele-Boom**

Yeah, I remember trying to re-embark a unit following a sweeping advance back into a LR back when i started playing and found out that it was completely against the rules.

**Alerian**

puma713 wrote:Yes, you can. You can disembark one unit, then embark a completely different unit.

What you cannot do is disembark one unit, then embark that same unit in a different vehicle.

+1

Puma has it correct.

**Boss GreenNutz**

3rd edition rule Mondo. Always kept a Raider near my Wyches. Fly up, hop out eat a unit then consolidate back into the Raider.

**nosferatu1001**

I thought you could jump back in in 4th ed?

Being lazy here...