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2020/07/28 15:23:16
Subject: 9th ed reserve and gigantic model
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Ferocious Blood Claw
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Is there a rule anywhere stating how to place a model put in reserve that is bigger than 6" length and width?
A lot of super heavies dont fit in 6" deployment.
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Bits box, I ain't got no bits box...I have a bits room...
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2020/07/28 15:33:03
Subject: 9th ed reserve and gigantic model
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Norn Queen
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Doctor-boom wrote:Is there a rule anywhere stating how to place a model put in reserve that is bigger than 6" length and width? A lot of super heavies dont fit in 6" deployment.
Yes, page 256 of the BRB. The paragraph literally starts with "If a model is so large that it cannot physically be set up wholly within 6" of a battlefield edge..."
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This message was edited 2 times. Last update was at 2020/07/28 15:33:33
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2020/07/28 16:54:01
Subject: 9th ed reserve and gigantic model
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Ferocious Blood Claw
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 BaconCatBug wrote:Doctor-boom wrote:Is there a rule anywhere stating how to place a model put in reserve that is bigger than 6" length and width?
A lot of super heavies dont fit in 6" deployment.
Yes, page 256 of the BRB. The paragraph literally starts with "If a model is so large that it cannot physically be set up wholly within 6" of a battlefield edge..."
Thanks a lot
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Bits box, I ain't got no bits box...I have a bits room...
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2020/07/29 05:36:52
Subject: 9th ed reserve and gigantic model
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Owns Whole Set of Skullz Techpriests
Versteckt in den Schatten deines Geistes.
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So a Baneblade coming in from reserves can't do anything on the turn it arrives.
Awesome.
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2020/07/29 15:21:11
Subject: 9th ed reserve and gigantic model
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Longtime Dakkanaut
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 H.B.M.C. wrote:So a Baneblade coming in from reserves can't do anything on the turn it arrives.
Awesome.
Maybe there will be a FAQ covering superheavies coming in, or an added rule to the Baneblade datasheet (and others that they think would be appropriate) that the model can still do stuff on the turn it arrives. It might be a good thing to ask GW to get them thinking about it.
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2020/07/29 15:23:56
Subject: 9th ed reserve and gigantic model
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Norn Queen
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Or it might be completely "intended" to punish Superheavies spending more than half the game immune from being shot.
Either way, it's clear what happens. Also IIRC if it has no sponsons, or both sponsons on 1 side, it can fit?
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2020/07/29 15:26:52
Subject: Re:9th ed reserve and gigantic model
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Nihilistic Necron Lord
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Baneblade without sponsons is ~5.5", less than 6".
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