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ok, so my question is this. If i move my DE raider flat out, can the unit inside .. lets say wyches ... disembark, move, run, assault?
or do they just disembark then assualt?

Friend and i are confused on that fact. Moving and disembarking dont make much sense to me.
   
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Texas

Neither. Flat out means no getting on or off the vehicle. BRB, P. 70 FAST TRANSPORT VEHICLES.
   
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Quick-fingered Warlord Moderatus






The furthest you can move and still disembark from a DE Raider (or any vehicle) is 12", which is cruising speed.

You disembark within 2" of any point of the vehicle (because it is open topped), you can then make a normal move for the infantry that were inside, but only if the Raider hadn't already moved that turn, if the Raider had moved, the infantry inside may only disembark and move no further.

Any unit is eligible to run after disembarking from a vehicle.

Because the Raider is open topped you may assault on the turn you disembark from it, assuming no other restrictions prevent you from doing so (e.g. running with a unit that doesn't have fleet)

Interceptor Drones can disembark at any point during the Sun Shark's move (even though models cannot normally disembark from Zooming Flyers).


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Sinewy Scourge




Grand ol US of A

As the others have said. Going flat out prevents embarking or disembarking of any kind.

Now assume the raider was stationary. The unit of wyches can disembark from 2" of the hull and may move, run, and assault since they have fleet.

Now assuming that the raider moved. If it moved 12" or less then the embarked wyches can disembark as above, and may run and assault as before, but they may NOT move since the raider has already moved.

Assuming that you have a haemonculus with them will prevent you from assaulting (even though its open-topped) if he runs with the wyches since he doesn't have fleet. That is why you see most players leave him behind.

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2" from the hull is their movement ( If Raider moved 12" or less). Up to 6" Run move as its an open topped fast skimmer, and as they are Fleet, up to 6" Assault. Concievably, this would give you up to 26" of covered ground.

 
   
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worldwarme wrote:2" from the hull is their movement ( If Raider moved 12" or less). Up to 6" Run move as its an open topped fast skimmer, and as they are Fleet, up to 6" Assault. Concievably, this would give you up to 26" of covered ground.

This.

Remember that your units are not forced to be completely inside that 2" radius (as most seem to believe), but rather the distance between the base and the vehicle's hull can be no more than 2".
   
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Kharrak wrote:

Remember that your units are not forced to be completely inside that 2" radius (as most seem to believe), but rather the distance between the base and the vehicle's hull can be no more than 2".


DOH!

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Kharrak wrote:
worldwarme wrote:2" from the hull is their movement ( If Raider moved 12" or less). Up to 6" Run move as its an open topped fast skimmer, and as they are Fleet, up to 6" Assault. Concievably, this would give you up to 26" of covered ground.

This.

Remember that your units are not forced to be completely inside that 2" radius (as most seem to believe), but rather the distance between the base and the vehicle's hull can be no more than 2".


But every base must be within that 2" at least a little so you can't just have the back rank of troops within 2" and the rest farther away but you can gain some decent distance placing so the model is just within 2" barely.

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I completely agree, cause that unit of wyches who fall just short of their target will soon be a unit of dead wyches.

I was just pointing out that you can't do something like:


wwww
wwww
w------

[=======]
[ vehicle ]
[=======]


w = wyches
--- = 2" of the hull


I have seen people allot of times try something like this to get an advantage by claiming that the unit is within 2" so it was legal to do it.

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