Re: [Epic] Infiltrators & Reserve Speed

From: Trevor Morley <tmorley_at_...>
Date: Mon, 7 Sep 1998 02:21:44 -0400

I think Andrew has a point. Could the reserve speed in some way reflect the
infiltraters revealing themselves similar to a man who sits in a foxhole but
does not reveal himself until the time is right. If this idea is accepted
maybe infiltraters could 'materialize' and not be succeptible to the 10 cm
snap shot rule.

Just a thought....

Trevor Morley

-----Original Message-----
From: J Andrew Evans <J_Andrew_Evans_at_...>
To: INTERNET:space-marine_at_... <space-marine@...>
Date: September 6, 1998 2:13 PM
Subject: Re: [Epic] Infiltrators & Reserve Speed


>Message text written by INTERNET:space-marine_at_...
>>
>Their special movement ability, a one-time action, representing their
>abililty to sneak onto the battlefield ahead of their detachment, does not
>change their movement rate ... ergo it does not change their reserve speed.
>IMO.
>
>Greg
><
>
>That's a nice clear answer and I'm quite happy to accept it. However the
>argument in favour of counting it as 40cm is because Reserve speed is about
>the speed of deployment - the speed of getting to the battle - not just the
>speed of everyday movement once in the battle. Thus it is surely arguable
>that infiltrators should count the higher speed as their "entry speed" as
>reserves.
>
>No? yes?
>
>Andrew
>
Received on Mon Sep 07 1998 - 06:21:44 UTC