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IC get attached to units prior to deployment.

So do ICs get to benefit from unique deployment rules?

For an example, does an IC get to infiltrate if it is joined to a unit that can infiltrate?"

The reason why I ask this is because of the Warboss that can join Snikrot to come in on whatever board edge the ork player wants.

So my real question is, can an IC attach to Space Wolf Scouts and benefit from their unique deployment? Everyone has been playing that you can't, but from the Ork FAQ seems like they can.

No. See the USRs marked with "*" and what happens when an IC joins a unit with the USR and the IC deosnt have it.

GW have made an exception to the rules - you must have the Outflank capability in order to join an IC to wolf scouts.

Snikrot has a special rule that extends to his whole unit, Ambush, that is NOT the same as Infiltrate.

nosferatu1001 wrote:No. See the USRs marked with "*" and what happens when an IC joins a unit with the USR and the IC deosnt have it.

GW have made an exception to the rules - you must have the Outflank capability in order to join an IC to wolf scouts.

Snikrot has a special rule that extends to his whole unit, Ambush, that is NOT the same as Infiltrate.

Just want to clarify Nos,

an IC can join Wolf Scouts at any time, but to take advantage of Behind Enemy Lines, the IC must have been given Saga of the Hunter.

True - context would probably have been enough, but better safe than sorry