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Clarifications for me:

( my recollection of 6th edition may be wrong...)

1. YOu still can't assault if you infiltrate.
2. But you can assault if you come in from reserves and from outflanking?
3. I know the rule was you can't assault first (player) turn, but if you could assault second player turn, then you were allowed, is that still correct?

General Hobbs wrote:

Clarifications for me:

( my recollection of 6th edition may be wrong...)

1. YOu still can't assault if you infiltrate.
2. But you can assault if you come in from reserves and from outflanking?
3. I know the rule was you can't assault first (player) turn, but if you could assault second player turn, then you were allowed, is that still correct?

Infiltrate - "A unit that deploys using these rules cannot charge in their first turn."

Reserves - "A unit cannot charge, or use any abilities or special rules that must be used at the start of the turn, in the turn it arrives from reserves."

There is no rule saying you can't declare a charge in the first turn... it's just really, really hard to pull off a successful one. Some units can. Some can't. Depends on deployment and the units involved.

Hope this helps.