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Units Deep Striking into Ruins are placed on the ground floor. (BRB 162).

But when it is a Land Raider or Monolith sized unit, is it simply treated as Wobbly Model Syndrome (BRB 20) ... the dimensions slash borders of where the model "should be" temporarily marked with a row of dice (or similar markers) until it moves off of that terrain because no two models (a unit and a terrain piece) can comfortably (comfortably for the model's owner, that is) occupy the same space?
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That depends on how you defined your ruin. If it is impassable for the Landraider/Mono due to your given reasons, you will suffer a mishap. If not, you could try to place it on top of it or use the wobbly model syndrome.

 -Nazdreg- wrote:
That depends on how you defined your ruin. If it is impassable for the Landraider/Mono due to your given reasons, you will suffer a mishap. If not, you could try to place it on top of it or use the wobbly model syndrome.

Orks tend to charge through the walls of Ruins taking a dangerous terrain test in the process, so why would it be impassable? Difficult Terrain at best according to the RAW, no?