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Hello everyone!!

What I want to ask is about psychic communication (GK Grand-master for example) witch states in our codex : "you can modify ANY reserve rolls made this phase" page 23 GK codex.
Does that means that I can also modify my reserves roll for outflank rule? ex: I roll for reserves for unit witch also has the outflank rule and get "2" ..ok I can modify it so it's a "3" then I roll my outflank roll (still a reserve roll right?) a "4" but I already have chosen +1 from psychic communication.. does that mean that I actually rolled a "5" for outflank??

And if I have outflank rule in a unit of mine do I still have to come from my edge of deployment zone or is it possible to bring that unit from dead-zone or even my opponent's deployment zone??

Thanks in advance

An "outflank" roll to determine the board edge a unit enters from is not a reserve roll (which determines IF a unit enters play from reserve), and is not modifier by Psychic Communion.

Agreed with Pug here.

Reserve rolls are a name given to a specific roll. Page 124, under the arriving from reserve section, will inform you of this requirements needed for a roll to be considered a reserve roll. Unless you are rolling something identical to that requirement, then you are not rolling a reserve roll, and outflanking does not fit that requirement. This means any abilities that modify a reserve roll, can not be used on outflanking.