Hi,
Tunnelers shouldn't be able to surface under buildings UNLESS they are specifically designed to do so. Mole, termite and Hellbore are designed as underground transports, but transports still. They could be used as minefield clearers but as an accidental use, INMHO.
I am working in some new tunneler ideas for the squat army, and one of the ideas was The Ram, a siege tunneler designed to go through fortifications, buildings, gargants and anything that stands on its path, with a fair chance to survive. Of course, surfacing under a building so that it collapses is one of the basic tactics of this worm.
I am having a doubt though, should tunnelers be able to "roll over" infantry and cavalry like death rollers?
Albert
----- Original Message -----
From: Millett, George
To: 'netepic_at_yahoogroups.com'
Sent: Friday, September 20, 2002 12:35 PM
Subject: RE: [NetEpic ML] Re: [v5.0] IG part 4
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Comments below
> Support Cards bought for a tunneller company must be tunnellers
themselves.
> Transported troops disembark on Charge or Advance Orders but at
half the normal rate and may disembark the same turn the tunneller
surfaces.
> Jyrki Saari
IMHO this section should be removed from IG codex and placed on the
Core Rules. It's a description of a class of vehicles, not a special
rule of the Imperial Guard. Agree tha tunnelers may not surface under
buildings.
> I'd leave it were it is as it is only as a consequence of the IG command
rule that tunnellers can only have other tunnellers as support cards.
Not being able to surface in buildings I'm not so sure about as it is an
easy and logical way of breaking in to and capturing a fortification but
with he same chance of the building collapsing around the tunneller as when
it attempts to move through one
G
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Received on Sun Sep 29 2002 - 21:13:52 UTC