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I have been having a discussion with a friend of mine and want to make sure that my understanding is correct as regards movement of Crones and Harpies.

As I understand it a Hive Crone/Harpy can move any direction to fulfil its minimum movement requirement, as such it could move forwards then back to the same location, or in a circle. Is that correct? My friend is arguing they have to end their move at least their minimum distance from their starting location, but I can't find a rule that would force that.

Core rules under "Minimum Move",

"The first is a model's minimum speed- in the Movement phase, all parts of a model's base must end the move at least that far from where they started."

Crones and harpies have a min move listed. Gotta end at lest that far from the starting position.

Great! Thanks. We missed that somehow.