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Specifically, I wonder if a Wraithknight as per gargantuan creature, can shoot one thing, and then assault an enemy already in assault. Essentially, helping a friendly unit.

Yes?

Split fire rule showed me naught. Page citations please.

You can only assault what you shot at. Gargantuans don't change this

Also worth mentioning, Gargantuan Creatures do not have the Split Fire special rule. That is a rule that allows models to shoot at separate targets than the rest of their unit. Gargantuans have an unnamed permission that allows them to shoot at multiple units in the same shooting phase.

But as CrownAxe said, Gargantuan Creatures do not have permission to charge a unit they did not shoot at in the previous shooting phase (providing they shot at all). We cannot provide a page citation other than pages 67-71 which detail how monstrous and gargantuan creatures behave, to show the rule you're looking for cannot be found.

Thank you for confirming that I did not miss what was not there, Bojazz.

Follow up:
The WK is a Jump Garg creature. So does being a jumper gain him a rerolled charge
(or is it jumping with its 12" move, as a Grag creature)?

I do not see anything else in the jumper category that would not be already there as a Garg.

What say you?

 Brothererekose wrote:
Thank you for confirming that I did not miss what was not there, Bojazz.

Follow up:
The WK is a Jump Garg creature. So does being a jumper gain him a rerolled charge
(or is it jumping with its 12" move, as a Grag creature)?

I do not see anything else in the jumper category that would not be already there as a Garg.

What say you?

Jump lets gargantuan ignore terrain when moving and can elect to use the jump in the assault phase to reroll the charge distance.

 CrownAxe wrote:

 Brothererekose wrote:
Thank you for confirming that I did not miss what was not there, Bojazz.

Follow up:
The WK is a Jump Garg creature. So does being a jumper gain him a rerolled charge
(or is it jumping with its 12" move, as a Grag creature)?

I do not see anything else in the jumper category that would not be already there as a Garg.

What say you?

Jump lets gargantuan ignore terrain when moving and can elect to use the jump in the assault phase to reroll the charge distance.

Ignoring terrain is already a Monstrous Critter item the Gargs are granted, but, yeah, the reroll charge is the key item to be cited.

 Brothererekose wrote:

 CrownAxe wrote:

 Brothererekose wrote:
Thank you for confirming that I did not miss what was not there, Bojazz.

Follow up:
The WK is a Jump Garg creature. So does being a jumper gain him a rerolled charge
(or is it jumping with its 12" move, as a Grag creature)?

I do not see anything else in the jumper category that would not be already there as a Garg.

What say you?

Jump lets gargantuan ignore terrain when moving and can elect to use the jump in the assault phase to reroll the charge distance.

Ignoring terrain is already a Monstrous Critter item the Gargs are granted, but, yeah, the reroll charge is the key item to be cited.

No they don't ignore terrain. They have Move Through Cover which when moving through terrain you roll 3d6 and pick the highest so the most a Gargantuans can move is 6" when going through terrain.

 CrownAxe wrote:

No they don't ignore terrain. They have Move Through Cover which when moving through terrain you roll 3d6 and pick the highest so the most a Gargantuans can move is 6" when going through terrain.

Right. MtCover ... almost but not quite the same thing. Edition hangover, I think.

Nothing else ?

 Brothererekose wrote:

 CrownAxe wrote:

No they don't ignore terrain. They have Move Through Cover which when moving through terrain you roll 3d6 and pick the highest so the most a Gargantuans can move is 6" when going through terrain.

Right. MtCover ... almost but not quite the same thing. Edition hangover, I think.

Nothing else ?

they auto pass dangerous terrain checks.

that's it

Didnt GW errata MtC for garg as well as SH walkers? 3D6, double it for SH (a 4th edition FAQ revival there )

nosferatu1001 wrote:
Didnt GW errata MtC for garg as well as SH walkers? 3D6, double it for SH (a 4th edition FAQ revival there )

No they only did SH walkers

Oh GW...