---- Grey Knights Grey Knights are the Marine Chapter whose sole purpose is to confront and destroy Chaos. Unlike regular units these may not be placed on the tabletop at the start of the game. The Grey Knights may be teleported to any location chosen by the player on the tabletop as a detachment move in any moving phase. Once the location to teleport to is selected roll the scatter dice and 2D6 (as you would for an indirect barrage) to determine the exact arrival point of the Grey Knight detachment. The remaining stands are positioned within unit coherency of the first stand placed (6 cm). Each Grey Knight stand receives a psychic save versus non-physical psychic attacks (4+ on D6). This unit may only be brought to a battle if the opponent is Chaos (and no other). Grey Knights are not subject to morale tests required by charging Greater Daemons and may fire upon Daemons normally. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- [Plasma Cannon] -Michele Heidal- "In NetEpic the chart says you may use the plasma cannon on a Reaver. In the old rules the Reaver could not produce the plasma energy to fire such a big gun, it was meant for Warlords and bigger titans. The Reavers big plasma gun was to be the blastgun." what chart is this? I looked through both the online rules and my PDF versions and found nothing. Are you sure this is a NetEpic 3.0 chart? And if so where is it? [Close-Combat & Morale:] -Michele Heidal- "Thats in 40k this is Epic." Mmmmh, you seem to be confused - I'll paste the rule below. The link to the online rules is <http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/1353/nemorale.html> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Breaking Troops can only take so much before their discipline breaks and they decide to flee the battlefield. How long a unit will remain to fight is determined by its Break Point and Morale roll. Once a company or Support Card reaches its Break Point (the amount of casualties inflicted after which VP�s are awarded) it must make a break test. A break test consists of a D6 roll that must be equal or greater to the unit�s morale value (printed with the breaking point on the army card). If the roll is successful the unit maintains discipline and can be given orders normally. If the roll is unsuccessful, the unit must Fall Back and the appropriate counter is placed on the unit. When a Company reaches the Break Point, each detachment in the company must make a break test (regardless if that individual detachment is still intact!). In the case of a Support Card, only the detachment it represents need make the break test. Sometimes morale checks may be required due to special circumstances (being charged by Daemons etc.), these will be listed in the models individual description. Rally Check A unit that has failed morale will remain on Fall Back orders for the remainder of the turn and all of the next. In the end phase of the following turn the unit may attempt to rally. A morale roll is taken: If successful the unit may be given orders normally in the following turn. If failed the unit remains on Fall Back orders. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- There are no special conditions for broken units being charged (which is what the original question asked). If a broken unit is charged then what happens depends on whether it has failed its morale check and gone on Fall Back. It it made the check then its broken but nothing else happens. Of course a broken unit that makes its morale check or rallies can be made to take additional morale checks if under the influence of psyker powers or charged by daemons. [AA guns:] -Michele Heidal- "Only if you are playing alt rules to target ground troop with aa guns." Ahh yes. As relates to ground units you are totally correct. I forgot that was an optional rule (SM dies hard). Ruling still stands vs floaters though, unless there is a problem I don't know about. Kenneth ------------------------------------------------------------------------ eGroup home: http://www.eGroups.com/list/netepic Free Web-based e-mail groups by eGroups.comReceived on Wed Mar 24 1999 - 21:07:56 UTC
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