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Hi,

Space Marines land speeders (or Dark Angels Darkshrouds)- do you measure for their auras or ranges from their hulls and bits, or their bases?

thx

Someone said that I project auras from my flying base but they said they could charge my hull... which seems a little odd

 Brometheus wrote:
Hi,

Space Marines land speeders (or Dark Angels Darkshrouds)- do you measure for their auras or ranges from their hulls and bits, or their bases?

thx

Someone said that I project auras from my flying base but they said they could charge my hull... which seems a little odd

Unless otherwise specified, all ranges, for all rules purposes, are measured to the base if the model has a base, and to the Hull only if the model does not have a base. This includes auras and charging.

Land Speeders do not have such a rule. Compare to the T'au Devilfish, which has the following rule.

Codex: T'au Empire, Page 144 wrote:Hover Tank: Instead of measuring distances to and from this model’s base, measure to and from this model’s hull or base (whichever is closer).

Or the rule found on Wave Serpents

Codex: Craftworlds, Page 106 wrote:Hover Tank: Distance and ranges are always measured to and from this model’s hull, even though it has a base.