I know what you
were saying about unit cohesion.� Wouldn't this tactic
fall under Instinct orders though?� The BM natural instinct is to
park
it and stay on FF.
I'm not sure what the situation is you are describing.� The way you
posted earlier made it sound like he moved the models so that at the end
of the move, the Boyz and/or the Nob stand were out-of-coherency with
others of their mob after the move.� If this was the case, the rules
clearly that you must maintain unit coherency at the end of the
move.� You can't deliberately split formations.� Its not a
tactic, its an illegal move.� In this case, you would be breaking
the Core Rules.
As to the Ork Command Rule: non-Command, non-Independant Ork formations
that do not have a Command stand within 10cm in the Orders phase will go
onto instinctive orders.� There is no
requirement for these
units to remain within 10cm (as is true with the unit coherency rules)
and many is the time I have moved a unit out of Command Range because I
wasn't worried about their Instinctive orders or was happy to live with
the consequences.� In fact, I often move the Nobz away as I have a
different job for them and leave the Boyz to their own devices.
-Kelvin....
Received on Wed May 23 2007 - 23:39:54 UTC