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Am I right in assuming that once a unit with Rage has disembarked, they can't re-embark? My assumption comes from the fact that they must always spend their movement moving towards an enemy, and can't move into the transport.

Not sure on this one.For what its worth,i would keep them in the transport until i have reached the unit i want to engage or the transport is blown out from underneath them.

That was the plan since I assumed the rule was as I wrote in the OP.

Thanks for the reply.

Well since after you have moved (for a second turn, since you can't disembark then embark) if you are within 2" of an entrance of a vehicle, you can embark, I guess... Like this

RHINO (that they disembark from)
DC DC DC DC
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|(movement of 6" towards enemy, then another 6" in the next turn)
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RHINO (which if they end within 2" of, and hasn't moved, they can embark into...)

CLOSEST ENEMY (lets call him bob)

Its a weird situation, but I guess it would work...

Models with rage can embark onto transports. As infantry are allowed to embark, and rage does not disallow embarking.

It may be a bit tricky to embark models, but you can always block their LoS first with a transport, then embark on that transport.