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The way I understand it, when the Hades Siege drill comes into play, you place the large blast marker where you want, scatter it via deeps strike rules, and place the Drill over the hole (which now acts as the entry point).

The next turn, the engineers can use this point deploy and move/shoot/assault out of.

My question is: In the prior turn, the Hades Siege drill couldn't move the turn it deepstrikes in right? so won't it be covering the hole the Engineers need to use to deploy out of? I must be missing something here...

Thanks for the help,

Still need help!

Well, the large blast is the actual hole, right? I don't think the hades is as large as a large blast marker, at least, not on the sides, so I'd assume you could in effect deploy out of the side of it.

The large blast is much, much bigger than the drill.