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So like the title says, is there any thing in the rule book stopping you from killing your own unit? For example, if you are playing an apoc can can you attack your own titan in an attempt to have an apoc meltdown. any thing in a 2d6(?) dies no matter what. was wondering this one day when i was trolling through a apoc rule book if you could do it as a last ditch effort.

I can’t think of anyway other than

A. exploding an enemy vehicle next to your own units or

B. (and I believe) blast/large blast scattering into your own stuff.

But otherwise I don’t think there is a legal way to do that

dunno about any fancy apoc rules.

You are never given permission to attack your own models, only enemy models(and neutral models)

Only Karamazov can attack a friendly model with his orbital bombardment.

Pages 12 and 20 are pretty darn clear that you can only target enemy units with shooting and charge enemy units.