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So it seems that now Space Wolves Drop Pods can be taken as Dedicated transport AND Fast Attack. Therefore you can stick pretty much any battle brother in there, right? Any reason you cant barebones ally them with SM and load up with Centurions?

I'm sure there are far more efficient builds, but I'm asking if you think it's legal, not if it's smart. If so, how many slots would they take up?

Totally legal

Much thanks... How many slots would they take up?

Centurions have Very Bulky

Leaving enough room for a PA model to go in there. For example, just throwing it out there, tigurius.

 Pyeatt wrote:
How many slots would they take up?

Others have answered how many spaces they take up in the pod, but was the question how many force organisation slots? In which case it's one HS and one FA (probably? Don't have the SW dex).

 Quanar wrote:

 Pyeatt wrote:
How many slots would they take up?

Others have answered how many spaces they take up in the pod, but was the question how many force organisation slots? In which case it's one HS and one FA (probably? Don't have the SW dex).

I imagine it would be, it's just like any other non DT vehicle you'd take in it's own slot (just will fall from the sky and stuff). Someone in another thread noted Infantry only is still a thing.

Has the SW pod had it's capacity altered though?

Thanks for the thoroughness of answers. I'd meant "spaces"