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Couple of questions/clarifications. My friend plays seraphon and some items came up we couldnt figure out, much less agree on, naturally(come on GW)

He had a shadowstrike host battalion. Can the ripperdactyl's basically deep strike turn 1?
it says, The fliers can choose not to set up and instead can be set up more than 3" away from any enemy units in any of your subsequent movement phases.

Subsequent is usually used when they mean your following, not immediately after. However they are put aside, and the subsequent move would be turn 1. So this allows turn 1 charges with reroll hits and wounds from the battalion at the unit they charge??

General question on skinks, says they can be placed anywhere. No range requirement like every other unit. So can he place them IN combat?

Actually it says on any of your movement phase. This includes the first one, which allows you to charge and have a combat phase turn 1.

Skinks Cameleons (and them only) can indeed reappear anywhere, including in melee range.

 Haechi wrote:
Actually it says on any of your movement phase. This includes the first one, which allows you to charge and have a combat phase turn 1.

Skinks Cameleons (and them only) can indeed reappear anywhere, including in melee range.

Thank you!

You probably wouldn't want them in melee range though. Also I don't think you can move them into melee right off. You would still have to keep them 3 away from enemy units. In the movement phase section of the rules it says you must be 3 inches away unless you started within 3. Since they start off the table then they have to be outside the 3 inch bubble.