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Hello folks,

If i have a character and he declares a multicharge against 2 enemy units who are close to each other (so the character is able to be within 1" of both of them), but i roll low and can only reach the primary target with my chage roll.
The character with his 3" pile in can reach the secondary target while also being within 1" of the primary target, can i do that pile in move and attack both, or do i have to stay with my primary target and cant pile in because i am already close to him (and attack only the primary target)?

Thnx in advance

As long as you end up closer to closest enemy model than you started with yes. Bringing in other models that way is fair play.

i am already within 1" of my primary target before the pile in move. I cant get closer than that. The question is can i also get my secondary target (which i failed to reach with my charge roll) with my 3" pile in while also staying within 1" of my primary target and attack that target too? (imagine the two enemy targets as vehicles)

Yes you can. You can be anywhere between base to base and 1". Also some of your unit might not be within 1" to begin with.

And yes if you end up closer(even if it's 0.1" closer) you can circle around to reach the second enemy.