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As a curve ball, if the unit of one crisis suit targets a Riptide, uses a TL to shoot a Kroot, it can then still assault a third unit entirely.

Since the 'unit' never actually fired then it is not covered by the prohibition on P20 to charge the unit it targeted.....

Cheers

Andrew

In this particular case, yes there is a specific order to be followed. You cannot declare a different target until a 'primary' target has been established.

Now the question should be, once it is established that a model wishes to fire at a unit, Is it allowed to use a piece of wargear to change its mind and then pick a different target, while still maintaining that its still targeting the original target.

Cheers

Andrew