Hi,
You should check the old GW rules! I think they enter on advance orders, but
I'm not certain! However, I think it is stated clearly in the old GW rules.
I could check that this afternoon if you don't have those anymore! Or you
could have a look in the old Battles book (The big yellow one), in the chaos
vs bloodangels game, they use Gray knights.
Nils
-----Original Message-----
From: Eivind Borgeteien [mailto:eivind.borgeteien_at_...]
Sent: 21. mars 2002 14:09
To: netepic_at_yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: Re: [NetEpic ML] Guess? Questions.... ^^
Actually, thats a very good question! I have just checked the Grey Nights
and it does not say wether they can shoot or not when they are teleported
in. I just asumed they could not.
What is right???
Eivind
-----Original Message-----
From: eivind.borgeteien_at_chello.no [mailto:eivind.borgeteien@...]
Sent: 21. mars 2002 08:38
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Subject: Sv: Re: [NetEpic ML] Guess? Questions.... ^^
Hi
Guess Im to blame for this one, as Im the one who made the unit.
They are supposed to follow the same rules for teleportation as Grey Nights.
If I remember correctly, they cant move or fire the turn they are teleported
to the battlefield. If they show up within close combat - range of an enemy,
they must fight in CC.
I have only used the unit once myself, how did it fare?
Eivind
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> Fra: "Peter Ramos" <primarch_at_...>
> Dato: 2002/03/20 Wed PM 10:41:54 CET
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> Emne: Re: [NetEpic ML] Guess? Questions.... ^^
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> Hi!
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "antichrist666it" <seimejote_at_...>
> To: <netepic_at_...m>
> Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2002 3:51 PM
> Subject: [NetEpic ML] Guess? Questions.... ^^
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>
> Teleported Terminators
> I read the codex: "The terminators 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 terminator detachment. The
> remaining stands are positioned within unit coherency of the first
> stand placed (6 cm)."
> 1 - Which orders they have?
>
> It's an optional rules, but I think they can assume ANY orders.
>
> 2 - May they fire (in the Advance Fire phase, probably) or fight in
> Close Combat (if they land in CC)?
>
> Yes.
>
> Buildings
> 1 - Stands inside a building still have a 360� arc of fire or they
> must choose a building side (and have 180� fire arc to that side)?
>
> Strictly speaking you must choose a building side. Although I have played
freefrom a lot and let them have 360.
>
> 2 - Stands inside a building are placed at the top of it... but can a
> stand go TO THE TOP of the building? I mean Skimmer units and units
> with Jump packs... (this question came after seeing Magnus the Red go
> KingKong-mode... -_-')
>
> This one thing we'll need to clear up A LOT when the revision comes. The
way I want the rule to read is that ONLY units that can move into a terrain
can close combat units in a terrain. This means greater demons as knight
classed units could not engage infantry in a building in close combat since
knight classed units cannot enter buldings.
>
> Wind Rider Host
> 1 - It's just my opinion or it's rather underpriced? All companies
> save 50-100 points on the detachment costs, and grant an HQ (maybe
> two) for free... the Wind Rider Host save 300 points (THREE
> HUNDREDS), and have 5 detachments!!!
>
> Oh dear, you may have started that one again! This is one of those points
that comes up now and again and prodcues a lot of debate. The long and short
of it is that all armies have cheap underpriced/overpowered units. Look at
the demon primarchs, you think they are really worth the same 300 points as
regular greater demons, heck no, but they do. You can find examples like
this in all armies. The wind host is just the Eldar's liitle piece of
goodness.
>
> Independent units
> 1 - Some units like Revenants, Warhounds and many flyers are bought
> as one card, but act independently on the battlefield (no coherency
> and such)... This means thay are also activated separately? Can I
> activate just 1 Warhound out of 2 or 1 Thunderbolt out of 3 as my
> turn play?
>
> Titans are always individual models, even when bought in a card with more
then one. Fliers are a detachment/squadron and are activated as such.
>
> Peter
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