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2007/03/16 05:13:47
Subject: Necton Lith Questions
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We all know you can use the lith to move squads out of combat. But, can it be done under the following conditions?
1) Squad to be moved is pinned.
2) Squad to be moved is fleeing.
3) Anything else that seems like it might be iffy.
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2007/03/16 06:46:44
Subject: RE: Necton Lith Questions
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Dakka Veteran
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lets add dead models to the list still waiting for their WBB roll.
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2007/03/16 07:02:04
Subject: RE: Necton Lith Questions
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Regular Dakkanaut
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No need to add dead models to the list. The monolith brings back models in the unit when you send them through. So yes the dead models will follow if they make ther wbb for going through the lith.
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2007/03/16 07:19:31
Subject: RE: Necton Lith Questions
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What if there is no similar unit closeby? Does the lith ignore that restriction?
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2007/03/16 09:19:47
Subject: RE: Necton Lith Questions
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Regular Dakkanaut
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You got me on that one. You mean if the unit they had belonged to moved away for there location? Id say there dead but would need to get that verified form a cron player. Good question. There is a lot of questionable rulings for cron that im very annoyed by. Especially that monolith.
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2007/03/16 11:23:23
Subject: RE: Necton Lith Questions
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They only get the Monolith's re-roll for WBB if they got a WBB roll in the first place!
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2007/03/16 12:45:10
Subject: RE: Necton Lith Questions
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Posted By cypher on 03/16/2007 10:13 AM
We all know you can use the lith to move squads out of combat. But, can it be done under the following conditions?
1) Squad to be moved is pinned.
2) Squad to be moved is fleeing.
3) Anything else that seems like it might be iffy.
1) Yes. Falling back squads may be teleported, meaning that they can be given longer to regroup, or shoot on their way off the board.
2) No. The teleport constitues the teleported squad's movement. Pinned squads cannot move or shoot. 3) Huh?
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