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If my skeletons die to combat resolution in the form of the unstabel rule, can my oponent overunn?

If its on the first turn of combat, yes.
However, if all of the skeletons die on the first turn of CC, then you are doing something wrong.

CthuluIsSpy wrote:If its on the first turn of combat, yes.
However, if all of the skeletons die on the first turn of CC, then you are doing something wrong.

It is possible to kill 50+ skeletons in one round of combat, including Unstable. Also think about the possibility that the skeletons were previously engaged, took casualties, then got charged again before they could heal back up to the max.

Hellstorm wrote:

CthuluIsSpy wrote:If its on the first turn of combat, yes.
However, if all of the skeletons die on the first turn of CC, then you are doing something wrong.

It is possible to kill 50+ skeletons in one round of combat, including Unstable. Also think about the possibility that the skeletons were previously engaged, took casualties, then got charged again before they could heal back up to the max.

Well, there's that I guess.
Unfortunately, that has yet to happen to me. :/

But ti owerunn you have to completly kill all of them without pursuing them, but unstabel kicks in before and then they can overunn?

Unstable happens before Overrun, it is part of combat resolution