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I'm a noob so I probably missed something obvious.

So I read a thread on the PP forums which concluded that you cannot Bob and Weave AND receive an aiming bonus (when forfeiting movement) -- since the order for bob and weave requires a full advance and is done at the beginning of the unit's activation.

Now my question is this, and if someone can point to clarification in the rulebook, it will be greatly appreciated:

Is this applied to the unit? or is it dependent on model? --

Example:

I issue an order to Bob and Weave to a Winterguard unit at the beginning of the units activation.

I then advance 4 models. 5 remain stationary.

Do the 4 models only get the Bob and Weave bonus and the 5 that didn't move get an aiming bonus?

or

Do 4 models get B&W and 5 get nothing?

etc....

any help in understanding this is greatly appreciated.

Troopers can't disobey an order.

If the Bob & Weave order is issued then every member in the unit will have to make a full advance. That advance can be of 0", but they cannot sacrifice their movement to get the aiming bonus even if they choose to advance 0".

PhantomViper wrote:
Troopers can't disobey an order.

If the Bob & Weave order is issued then every member in the unit will have to make a full advance. That advance can be of 0", but they cannot sacrifice their movement to get the aiming bonus even if they choose to advance 0".

Perfect, that's how I thought it would work -- just wanted to clarify. Thanks!