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Hey everyone,

I wanted to ask if I got this right, as I don't know the rules perfectly, having played a grand total of 2 games of 9th.

The Lucius Relic states (translated by me from French):

Lucius model only. Once per battle, at your Movement phase, the bearer can use this Relic. In that case, the unit of the bearer and up to one friendly Base Lucius unit within 3" of the bearer can be taken off the battlefield and placed back anywhere on the battlefield more than 9" away from any enemy model. If both units are placed back with this Relic, both units must be placed entirely within 6" of each other.

My question is: as this happens in my Movement phase, and not "the end of the Movement phase", does that mean I can move after placing back my models ? Rules only say a unit coming from Reserves cannot move, and a unit from Reserves haven't started the game deployed on the battlefield. These models started on the battlefield, and thus are not Reserves.

Is there any other rule that prevent me from moving after placing back my models, assuming I haven't moved them in the same phase ?

See Rare Rules Repositioned and Replacement Units for restrictions. Don’t forget to check the Core Rules FAQ for additional data.

 alextroy wrote:
See Rare Rules Repositioned and Replacement Units for restrictions. Don’t forget to check the Core Rules FAQ for additional data.

Ah yes it answers my question, they're treated the same way. Thanks a lot !