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Stormraven's Shadow Skies allows it to deploy its cargo even after it has moved flat out.

But what happens if i suffer a brain hemorrhage while playing and for some reason want to move it into difficult terrain while moving flat out and need to take a dangerous test, rolling a one and making the whole thing go splat on a wall someplace.

The FAQ of the BRB states that a transport moving flat out and getting destroyed in the same turn causes all embarked models to be turned into fine red paste. This I assume because no model can normally disembark from a transport moving flat out, but the stormraven actually has the chance to lay its eggs before crashing.

So how would you call it? RAW I think state that embarked models are removed as casualties.

They would be destroyed.

Since you have to finish the Stormravens move before disembarking, you take the chance of it getting wrecked before you have a chance to move the embarked unit.

Sort of figured it would go that way. But trying to imagine the situation makes me giggle a bit.

Thanks for the speedy reply.