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Do you guys count the models base when judging los. Example; all I can see when targeting a unit is it’s base, can I shoot it?

Question nr.2; Can my opponent look underneath a devilfish (between the base and hull) and target the unit behind the devilfish.

Thank you in advance

 killerpenguin wrote:
Do you guys count the models base when judging los. Example; all I can see when targeting a unit is it’s base, can I shoot it?

Question nr.2; Can my opponent look underneath a devilfish (between the base and hull) and target the unit behind the devilfish.

Thank you in advance

Yes and Yes. LOS is to any part of the model, and the base is part of the model. Fish of Fury has been dead for a long time.

BCB is 100% right on RAW.

That said, in certain situations I elect to simply not make the shot when I have to track LoS underneath a massive tank or through the cabin of a walker, for example.