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I just had a weird game with a "That f'n Guy" who insisted that the Nashtah Pup "Deploys" from the position where the Hound's Tooth exploded... IE range one in any direction as he saw fit. Anyone ever hear of a rules debate with what "Deploy" means in this particular case, as I assume it will likewise become relevant with the Wave 8 Ghost.

The rules for Deploy are included in the booklet that comes with the YV-666.

After the Hound's Tooth is destroyed but before it is removed from the table, you declare either to deploy from the front or rear guides of the YV-666, you choose a maneuver on the Nashtah Pup's dial, place the appropriate template on the declared guide, place the Z-95 at the opposite end of the template (this counts as executing a maneuver), if possible, you may perform one action.

Wow... I've never even read that. Thanks! Apparently today, I am "That f'n Guy". :-p

I'd say the onus is on your opponent to have those rules with him. He's the one playing the YV-666 after all.

 streamdragon wrote:
I'd say the onus is on your opponent to have those rules with him. He's the one playing the YV-666 after all.

You're not wrong, but I have misplayed the ship myself on many occasions now, so I feel badly. :-p