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 grendel083 wrote:
There is only one movement phase per turn. Player's or model's, it can still only refer to the same thing, there aren't separate phases.

I don't think people are looking at it as two different phases, but instead as talking about two different subjects, player (second person, 'your') and model (third person, 'him'). When someone uses a second person subject, they are normally referring to the reader.

Well perhaps the PEN isnt supposed to work during the turn you deep strike at all.

I mean think about it....it costs 15 points.

It would be a must-have if it worked on all Helios/Sunfire crisis suits deepstriking in and you'd be a complete tool to not take it, given that it doesnt even occupy a hardpoint.

But because it doesnt work on that crucial turn, and still costs 15 points, I think it is balanced.

Of course, it is pretty useless at range although there is still a use for a commander leading a team of crisis suits armed with 2 missile pods each, or a commander attached to a riptide with the heavy burst cannon.

How much do other relics/other one per army upgrades cost?

If something is too cost efficient, like the Riptide or Heldrake, that is one thing, though not being discussed.

 Nilok wrote:
How much do other relics/other one per army upgrades cost?

The C:SM ones are at a minimum double, some quadruple. Not that point costs should be considered when discussing rules.

That was kinda the point I was trying to make.