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Also if a trample ends because it reaches a medium or large base does that stop the requirement to have room for your base at the end of it?

 HoverBoy wrote:
Also if a trample ends because it reaches a medium or large base does that stop the requirement to have room for your base at the end of it?

You can buy attacks after trampling.

A typical behemoth trick for example is trample forward and then lob two bombards at stuff.

(2) a trample movement moves up to your spd+3" and stops if it comes into contact with a medium base. The requirement for space for the models base at the end of its movement t remains.

Another thanks of behalf of about 7 new players.

Deadnight wrote:

 HoverBoy wrote:
Also if a trample ends because it reaches a medium or large base does that stop the requirement to have room for your base at the end of it?

You can buy attacks after trampling.

A typical behemoth trick for example is trample forward and then lob two bombards at stuff.

(2) a trample movement moves up to your spd+3" and stops if it comes into contact with a medium base. The requirement for space for the models base at the end of its movement t remains.

Just to follow up on this, most models can only buy melee attacks after trampling because trampling counts as a melee attack (which means you have effectively chosen melee as your attack type so can't buy ranged attacks unless you have Virtuoso etc). Behemoth is another special case due to the sub cortex.

Remember that the trampling model may not change it's facing at any point in it's movement after it has turned to face the intended direction. Also remember that the model must be able to be set down freely at the end of the movement, before you roll attacks so small bases may also prevent your trampling Warjack from performing the action.