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Equinox
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Posted: Wed Aug 8th, 2007 10:38 pm |
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D Company:
Since I will be playing in your house on Saturday, how do you guys rule the use of Wraiths and turbo boosting? I've always played it that you can move 24" anywhere and ignore terrain as per their special rules, but reading the C'Tan Support Groups discussion, some of their people believe otherwise.
So for the tournament Saturday, if I move 24" using turbo boost, can I ignore terrain?
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Brother Tiberius
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Posted: Thu Aug 9th, 2007 01:08 am |
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Equinox wrote: D Company:
Since I will be playing in your house on Saturday, how do you guys rule the use of Wraiths and turbo boosting? I've always played it that you can move 24" anywhere and ignore terrain as per their special rules, but reading the C'Tan Support Groups discussion, some of their people believe otherwise.
So for the tournament Saturday, if I move 24" using turbo boost, can I ignore terrain?
I'd be interested in trying to understand how they come to the conclusion that the rule says they move as jetbikes but ignore terrain means something other than the unit moves as a jetbike but ignores terrain.
So yeah, ignore terrain, but don't end up in impassible terrain.
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Wretched_malediction
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Posted: Sat Sep 1st, 2007 05:32 pm |
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Actually, wraiths would not be able to turbo boost through difficult terrain, even if they ignore it.
No units can turbo boost through difficult terrain, it's just part of the turbo boosting rule itself.
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Brother Tiberius
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Posted: Sun Sep 2nd, 2007 01:00 pm |
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AJ,
I'd agree except for the fact that the Wraiths have a rule that ignores the terrain.
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