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Yes.

Yes. For example, if an ability gave a unit +1 OC until the end of the turn, at the end of the turn, that unit would still have +1 OC. That unit would not have +1 OC at the start of the next turn.

That model's controlling player can draw line of sight from any part of that model that is not overhanging the edge of the battlefield. Their opponent can draw line of sight to any part of that model.

Yes.

A rule that applies to 'this/that unit' or 'models in this/that unit' applies to all models in an attached unit. Rules that just apply to one model in an attached unit (for example, a rule that grants a model Feel No Pain or Lone Operative) only apply to that model, not to all models in the attached unit.

When a unit uses the rapid disembark mode after its TRANSPORT makes an ingress move, the models must follow the same rules and restrictions as that TRANSPORT did. For example, if that TRANSPORT had to be set up more than 8" from all enemy units and not within your opponent’s deployment zone, the same applies to the disembarking unit.

Your unit is set up as described in Set Up (Core Rules, 03.02). As stated in the rule allowing this move type, if all of the following apply to your unit: Embarked within a TRANSPORT model that is on the battlefield. Did not embark within that TRANSPORT this phase. That TRANSPORT has not made an advance/fall‑back move this phase. Set up each model in your unit wholly within the set‑up distance of that TRANSPORT. 3" 18.06

Your unit is set up as described in Set Up (Core Rules, 03.02). As stated in the rule allowing this move type, if all of the following apply to your unit: Embarked within a TRANSPORT model that is on the battlefield. Did not embark within that TRANSPORT this phase. Set up each model in your unit wholly within the set‑up distance of that TRANSPORT. Each model that started this move engaged with an enemy unit must still be engaged with that enemy unit. If one or more enemy units engaged with your unit have not been selected to fight this phase, your opponent must select each of those units, one at a time; when each is selected, it becomes eligible to fight and is selected to fight 3" 18.07

When using psychic abilities with a psychic level, a PSYKER unit cannot use the same psychic ability more than once per phase.

Add: ▪ A unit must be split into two units, each containing as equal a number of models as possible (when splitting a unit in this way, make a note of which models form each of the two new units). If a rule states a specific starting strength of the split units, but this is not possible based on the number of models in the unit being split (e.g. due to attached Leader/Support models), split the unit as stated above.

Change to: Each model that started this move engaged with an enemy unit must still be engaged with that enemy unit. If one or more enemy units engaged with your unit have not been selected to fight this phase, your opponent must select each of those units, one at a time; when each is selected, it becomes eligible to fight and is selected to fight

No, as a unit's controlling player cannot target that unit with stratagems (01.07).

Yes, within the restrictions specified by the ability itself. Embarked units are Not On The Battlefield (01.02.04), so any ability requiring visibility or measurement to another unit will fail. Example: Azrael is attached to an Intercessor Squad unit and embarked within a TRANSPORT, and that TRANSPORT is making a shooting attack using the Firing Deck ability. While Azrael's Supreme Grand Master ability is still technically active, it will have no effect, as the requirements of the ability are not met (the ability affects 'weapons equipped by models' in Azrael's unit, and for the purposes of Firing Deck, the TRANSPORT itself is equipped with those weapons instead).

Models awaiting a Fight On Death ability are still present on the battlefield for all rules purposes. This includes (but is not limited to) the following regarding such models: They can be measured to by friendly/enemy abilities. They can be considered visible to friendly/enemy models where relevant. They can use their datasheet abilities. They can be targeted by stratagems. Enemy units can still be engaged with them (which may restrict the opposing player's consolidation/pile-In moves made as part of an overrun fight).

A charging unit may only select charge targets that are within the maximum distance of their charge roll, including any modifiers. If such a modifier occurs after selecting a charge target and causes that charge target to no longer be within the maximum distance, the charging unit would then select new targets (Target No Longer Eligible Or Viable, 04.03.03). Example: A unit's charge roll is 7", and that unit has a datasheet ability which adds 1 to charge rolls: that charge's maximum distance is 8", so you can select charge targets within 8". Example: A FLYING unit chooses to take to the skies and rolls a charge roll of 9"; that charge's maximum distance is 7" (9" minus the 2" from taking to the skies), so you can select charge targets within 7".

Yes (excluding rules in the Core Rules)'.

Yes, players alternate resolving any pre-battle rules units from their army may have, starting with the player who will take the first turn.

Yes, except when snap shooting: when snap shooting, each attack only hits on a roll of 6.

Unless otherwise stated, no: when snap shooting, each attack only hits on a roll of 6.

After.

These statements are only true so long as the models possessing those keywords remain part of the unit; destroyed models do not contribute their keywords to their prior unit. Example: The Aspiring Sorcerer model in a unit of Rubric Marines is destroyed; as none of the remaining models in the unit possess the PSYKER keyword, that unit is no longer a PSYKER unit.

Line of sight is drawn from any part of the observing model to any part of the model being observed.

When that unit is selected to make a normal/advance/fall-back/charge move. Note that for an advance/charge move, this means you must declare that a unit will take to the skies before rolling for that advance/charge move.

When a rule refers to a table quarter, or table quarters, divide the battlefield with imaginary lines 1mm thick drawn lengthwise and widthwise through the centre of the battlefield to create four equal rectangles. These rectangles are the table quarters.

Some attacks may be modified as a result of the values of hit/wound rolls made for those attacks. When this happens, split those attacks into attack pools based on their new identical attack profiles. The active player can decide which attack pool to resolve first for steps 5.3 and 5.4. Once those steps have been completed for that attack pool, the active player can decide the next pool to resolve and repeat until all new attack pools are resolved.

Some rules may reference the term 'Desperate Escape test'. In all instances this means the hazard rolls made for the desperate escape mode of a fall-back move. Abilities that subtract from a unit's Desperate Escape test instead subtract from those hazard rolls. Example: A battle-shocked unit makes a fall-back move away from a unit of Bloodletters that have the Bane of Cowards ability. As a result of Bane of Cowards, because the unit making the fall-back move is battle-shocked, the hazard rolls they make as part of their desperate escape will be at -1.

If a stratagem or ability forces a unit to make a Desperate Escape test, that unit: - Must make one hazard roll for each model in that unit. - Must make a battle-shock roll.

At the end of each phase and turn, the first thing players do (before any other 'at the end of the phase/end of the turn' rules or abilities) is determine which objectives are controlled by which player.

At the end of the final turn, units in strategic reserves are destroyed, but they do not trigger rules that apply when a model is destroyed.

Mortal Wounds inflicted by a [PRECISION] attack with the [DEVASTATING WOUNDS] ability are first applied to the CHARACTER group that was selected for those [PRECISION] attacks (if that group is not already destroyed).

No CP are spent and that stratagem 's effects are not resolved (but that stratagem still counts as having been used this phase).

Yes.

Yes

Yes, Upgrades are a type of enhancement (but not all enhancements are Upgrades).

No, units are prevented from having two enhancements, and Upgrades are enhancements.

Yes.

Yes.

No.

No.

Yes.

No.

No, a stratagem that costs 1CP and is making use of an optional +1CP section has an original cost of 2CP.

Yes. That restriction is applicable before the battle, in the Declare Battle Formations step.

In the Resolve Damage step of the Inflict Damage step (05.04).

Yes.

For each attacking model in your unit, determine whether the target unit has the benefit of cover, as described in Terrain and Visibility. In this scenario, the target unit will likely have the benefit of cover against some of the attacking models, but not all. This means that, in an example unit where all attacking models are using the same weapon, when you get to the Resolve Attacks step of the Attack Sequence, you will collect dice for attacks made by models against which the target unit has the benefit of cover separately from the dice for attacks made by models against which the target unit does not have the benefit of cover.

Yes.

A unit cannot make more than one Normal Move in a phase.

The Grenade Stratagem is the same as the Explosives stratagem.

The Tank Shock Stratagem is the same as the Crushing Impact stratagem.