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Quick one guys, which probably is a yes, but do buildings get stealth during night fighting? Yesterday there was some discussion on this since... well its a huge building, how could it get a cover save from a model literally next to it?, but then again it is a unit... and there is no exception to the stealth given by the night fighting rules.

Yeah now buildings are treated like other units in your army so I assume you can now cast powers on them too.

Stealth buildings, sounds kinda cool actually

They always worked this way though, as in sixth edition Shooting at an Enemy Building was resolved in the same way as Shooting at an Enemy Vehicle.

JinxDragon wrote:
They always worked this way though, as in sixth edition Shooting at an Enemy Building was resolved in the same way as Shooting at an Enemy Vehicle.

Yeah, but a stealthed building is just fun

I'm left pondering ways to get Stealth and Shrouded on a Building now.

JinxDragon wrote:
I'm left pondering ways to get Stealth and Shrouded on a Building now.

Take Imotekh, and they gain stealth as long as the night-fighting lasts.

Then take as many psykers as possible who can use shrouding from telepathy.

Dedicate the building to Nurgle.

Have it possessed by a deamon.

Then fight at night, or sit the building in cover-generating terrain

A dozen Citadel Woods should be enough to cloak up a FOR somewhat