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So, the codex states that a unit can deepstrike along any point that the vehicle moved. If they scatter, they must take a dangerous terrain test. Then it says if any of the models can't be deployed, the entire unit is destroyed. My question is this: if one of your models fails the dangerous terrain test, does the whole unit get destroyed or does that rule refer to scattering onto impassable terrain or enemy models?

creeping-deth87 wrote: My question is this: if one of your models fails the dangerous terrain test, does the whole unit get destroyed or does that rule refer to scattering onto impassable terrain or enemy models?

The second; although now that you mention the first interpretation I can see that. Funny.

In order to take the terrain test, the model has to have been deployed into dangerous terrain thus the requirement for the model being deployed has been met, it just so happens that he impaled himself on something sharp in the process.

As above. You deploy the model, THEN take the terrain test. Losing a model here does not destroy the unit.

Thanks for the clarification guys. Dropping out of the Valkyrie seems a lot less dangerous now!