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Hello
As I am constructing some Rapier guns for my csm, question arises:
Can I Deploy artillery on the battlement of a fortification, say on the roof of Imperial Bastion or firestorm redoubt?
As artillery can't embark, they couldn't get there during the game, but they could be imagined to be air-lifted there before game or something...
IS there something in the rules one way or another?

Can it fit? That's probably the biggest hurdle.

I've done it before. The way I see it is it counts as a piece of terrain and you can deploy on normal terrain in your deployment zone so nothing I've ever found prevents it

There is noting in the rules that prevent these sorts of things to happen.

I call this spot defended.

Long as it fits, and not half hangung off.


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I call this spot defended.

Long as it fits, and not half hangung off.
Forifcation or landing pad can help protect more squishy stuff

Pretty sure placing artillery on top of a building is what we call preparing for war in 40k!

As long as the model fists, you are good.