8th Edition. units holding multiple objectives at the same time.

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**vim_the_good**

Hi

I did a search but could only find posts from 2009.

Now I remember last edition it was FAQ'ed so that a unit could only ever hold one objective at a time. My question is. How does this work in 8th. I can't find anything in the rules of the FAQ and have a game coming up soon against an Ork player who loved doing this. I just want to be clear on the ruling for this before we play.

Sorry if there is a more recent post on this that i have missed or/and I am missing the relevant entry in the rule book.

Cheers Vim

**JohnnyHell**

If they're not contested then sure, a units spread out could hold 2 Objectives.

**BaconCatBug**

vim_the_good wrote:
Hi

I did a search but could only find posts from 2009.

Now I remember last edition it was FAQ'ed so that a unit could only ever hold one objective at a time. My question is. How does this work in 8th. I can't find anything in the rules of the FAQ and have a game coming up soon against an Ork player who loved doing this. I just want to be clear on the ruling for this before we play.

Sorry if there is a more recent post on this that i have missed or/and I am missing the relevant entry in the rule book.

Cheers Vim

They can hold an unlimited number of objectives. As in, there is no limit stated, therefore there is no limit. You can congaline a unit of grots to sit next to two objectives just fine.

**vim_the_good**

OK, thanks for the clarification guys.
I was mostly worried that I had missed a FAQ or rule somewhere

Vim