Astra Militarum – Hades Breaching Drill

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Mounted Character

Vehicle Character

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The TRANSPORT keyword is used in the following Astra Militarum datasheets:

Dedicated Transports

Artillery

Titanic

Transport

Valkyrie

Aquila Lander

Arvus Lighter

Crassus

Valkyrie Sky Talon

Vendetta Gunship

[RAPID FIRE]24.30

Rapid fire weapons are capable of long-ranged precision shots or controlled bursts at nearby targets.

This ability always takes the form [RAPID FIRE X]. Each time you gather attack dice for a [RAPID FIRE] weapon, add X additional attack dice if the target unit was within half range of that weapon in the Select Targets step.

Example: If a [RAPID FIRE 1] weapon with an A characteristic of 1 targets a unit that is within half range, you would gather one additional attack dice for that weapon (for a total of two for that weapon).

Voice of Command

Raised and trained to instil unwavering obedience, officers of the Imperial Guard command authority and respect, and issue orders with imperious bellows that cut through the clamour of war.

If your Army Faction is ASTRA MILITARUM, OFFICER models with this ability can issue Orders. Each OFFICER’s datasheet will specify how many Orders it can issue in a battle round and which units are eligible to receive those Orders. Each time an Officer model issues an Order, select one of the Orders below, then select one eligible friendly unit within 6" of that Officer model to issue it to.

OFFICER models can issue Orders in your Command phase and at the end of a phase in which they disembarked from a TRANSPORT or were set up on the battlefield.

Until the start of your next Command phase, the unit you selected is affected by that Order. Unless otherwise stated, a unit can only be affected by one Order at a time (any Order subsequently issued to that unit replaces the current one). Orders cannot be issued to Battle-shocked units, and if a unit being affected by an Order becomes Battle-shocked, that Order ceases to affect that unit.

Only ASTRA MILITARUM models gain the benefit of an Order issued to their unit.

Move! Move! Move!

+3"

Add 3" to the Move characteristic of models in this unit.

Fix Bayonets!

Improve the Weapon Skill characteristic of melee weapons equipped by models in this unit by 1.

Take Aim!

Improve the Ballistic Skill characteristic of ranged weapons equipped by models in this unit by 1.

First Rank, Fire! Second Rank, Fire!

Improve the Attacks characteristic of Rapid Fire weapons equipped by models in this unit by 1.

Take Cover!

Improve the Save characteristic of models in this unit by 1 (this cannot improve a model’s Save to better than 3+).

Duty and Honour!

Improve the Leadership and Objective Control characteristics of models in this unit by 1.

DEEP STRIKE

Some units make their way to battle via tunnelling, teleportation, high-altitude descent or other extraordinary means that allow them to appear suddenly in the thick of the fighting.

During the Declare Battle Formations step, if every model in a unit has this ability, you can set it up in Reserves instead of setting it up on the battlefield. If you do, in the Reinforcements step of one of your Movement phases you can set up this unit anywhere on the battlefield that is more than 9" horizontally away from all enemy models. If a unit with the Deep Strike ability arrives from Strategic Reserves, the controlling player can choose for that unit to be set up either using the rules for Strategic Reserves or using the Deep Strike ability.

Unit can be set up in Reserves instead of on the battlefield.
Unit can be set up in your Reinforcements step, more than 9" horizontally away from all enemy models.

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Infantry Epic Hero

Mounted Epic Hero

Vehicle Epic Hero

Infantry Character

Mounted Character

Vehicle Character

Battleline

Dedicated Transports

Aircraft

Artillery

Infantry

and others...

17.02 Frame

Some models do not have a base; many of these are MONSTER/VEHICLE models. Such models have the FRAME keyword, as do some other large models. Whenever a rule refers to a model’s position in relation to anything else on the battlefield (e.g. when measuring distances), if that model has the FRAME keyword, unless otherwise stated, measure to and from the closest point on that model (so not necessarily from its base, if it has one).

When rotating a FRAME model as part of a move, if that model does not have a base, turn it any amount around its central axis, while keeping it upright.

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Vehicle Character

Dedicated Transports

Aircraft

Artillery

Earthshaker Carriage Battery

Infantry

Mounted

Tauros Assault Vehicle

Titanic

Transport

Vehicle

Salamander Command Vehicle

Salamander Scout Vehicle

and others...

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The IMPERIUM keyword is used in the following Astra Militarum datasheets:

Infantry Epic Hero

Mounted Epic Hero

Vehicle Epic Hero

Infantry Character

Mounted Character

Vehicle Character

Battleline

Dedicated Transports

Aircraft

Artillery

Infantry

and others...

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The VEHICLE keyword is used in the following Astra Militarum datasheets:

Vehicle Epic Hero

Vehicle Character

Dedicated Transports

Aircraft

Artillery

Titanic

Transport

Vehicle

and others...

03.04 Engagement

A model’s engagement range is the area of the battlefield within 2" horizontally and 5" vertically of it.

While a friendly model is within engagement range of one or more enemy models, those models – and the units they belong to – are engaged with each other.
While a unit contains no engaged models, that unit is unengaged.

WHAT IS ENGAGEMENT?

While opposing models are within each other’s engagement range, they are able to fight in vicious melee, so unless they are seeking to make melee attacks, models should keep out of their foes’ reach.

ENGAGEMENT

These two units have at least one model within 2" of the opposing unit, and are therefore engaged with each other.

ADVANCE MOVE09.06

MAXIMUM DISTANCE: Advance roll + your unit’s M characteristic.

ELIGIBLE IF: Your unit is on the battlefield and unengaged.

EFFECT: Your unit moves as described in Moving (03).

BEFORE MOVING: Make an advance roll by rolling one D6.

AFTER MOVING:

Your unit must be unengaged.
Until the end of the turn, unless otherwise stated, your unit is not eligible to declare a charge or start an action.

06.03 Hazard Rolls

To make a hazard roll for a unit, roll one D6: on a 1-2, that roll fails and that unit suffers 1 mortal wound, or 3 mortal wounds instead if each model in that unit is a MONSTER/VEHICLE model. If more than one hazard roll is required for a unit, make all of those rolls simultaneously.

FALL-BACK MOVE09.07

MAXIMUM DISTANCE: Your unit’s M characteristic.

ELIGIBLE IF: Your unit is engaged.

EFFECT: Your unit moves as described in Moving (03).

BEFORE MOVING: Select fall-back mode:

Ordered Retreat: If your unit is not battle-shocked, you can select this mode.
Desperate Escape: Otherwise, you must select this mode. Make a hazard roll for each model in your unit (06.03).

WHILE MOVING:

Desperate Escape: Each model that is moved can be moved through enemy models.

AFTER MOVING:

Your unit must be unengaged.
Until the end of the turn, unless otherwise stated, your unit is not eligible to shoot, declare a charge or start an action.
Desperate Escape: If your unit is not battle-shocked, you must make a battle-shock roll for your unit (01.07).

NORMAL MOVE09.05

MAXIMUM DISTANCE: Your unit’s M characteristic.

ELIGIBLE IF: Your unit is on the battlefield and unengaged.

EFFECT: Your unit moves as described in Moving (03).

AFTER MOVING: Your unit must be unengaged.

INGRESS MOVE20.04

SET-UP DISTANCE: 6"

ELIGIBLE IF: Your unit is in strategic reserves (excluding units that are embarked within TRANSPORTS that are themselves in strategic reserves).

EFFECT: Your unit is set up as described in Set Up (03.02).

BEFORE MOVING: Your unit is set up as described in Set Up (03.02).

WHILE MOVING: Set up your unit wholly within the set-up distance of one or more battlefield edges and more than 8" horizontally from all enemy units.

Before the Third Battle Round: While doing so, no models can be set up within your opponent’s deployment zone.

AFTER MOVING: Unless otherwise stated, until the start of the next Charge phase, your unit is not eligible to make any other type of move.

Moving a Model in a Straight Line

Each time you move a model in a straight line, move it horizontally across the battlefield. Measure from the same point on its base at the start and end of that move, and add that distance to any other distance it has moved since its unit began that move. The distance moved cannot be greater than the maximum distance of that move type.

Rotating a Model

Each time you rotate a model, turn it any amount around the centre of its base, while keeping it upright. Note that rotating a model does not count towards the distance it has moved.

REMAIN STATIONARY09.04

MAXIMUM DISTANCE: ‘–’

ELIGIBLE IF: Any unit.

EFFECT: No models are moved (either in straight lines or rotated). Units that remain stationary do not trigger any rules that are triggered when a unit starts or ends a move.

05.04.04 Destroyed

Throughout a battle, models will suffer damage, lose wounds and be destroyed. When every model in a unit has been destroyed, that unit is destroyed.

When a model is destroyed, first resolve any rules that are triggered when it is destroyed, then it is removed from the battlefield. If any such rules apply, and if the model was destroyed as the result of an attack, unless otherwise stated, those rules are only resolved and that model is only removed after the attacking unit’s attacks have been resolved. Unless otherwise stated, destroyed models and units cannot use abilities or be selected or targeted by rules.

Some rules only trigger if an enemy model or unit was destroyed by you, or by a model or unit from your army. This means that the enemy model or unit was destroyed by an attack made by a model from your army, or by a player rule you have. Enemy models or units that are destroyed by any other means are not destroyed by you, or by a model or unit from your army.

01.04.03 As Close As Possible

If a rule instructs you to move a model as close as possible to a unit or model you must end that model’s move in base contact with that unit or model if its move is sufficient to do so without breaking any other restrictions (such as coherency), or as close as you can achieve if its move is not sufficient.
If a model is already as close as possible to a unit or model when it is instructed to make a move as close as possible towards a unit or model, that model cannot be moved, but still counts as having made the move in question.
If a rule instructs you to move a model as close as possible to an objective you must end that model’s move within range of an objective if its move is sufficient to do so without breaking any other restrictions (such as coherency), or as close as you can achieve if its move is not sufficient.
If that model is already within range of an objective it can move up to the maximum distance of that move but must end its move still within range of that objective.

01.02.02 Persisting Rules Effects

Some rules apply an effect that lasts until a certain duration has passed (e.g. until the start of your next turn). Such effects are known as persisting effects.

If a persisting effect applies to a unit when you place it in strategic reserves or when it embarks within a TRANSPORT, make a note of that effect and its duration; if that unit is set up on the battlefield again, any persisting effects continue to apply to that unit for their full duration.

If you have a rule that specifies when it is triggered (e.g. ‘In the Shooting phase’) and it does not specify how long it is active for, it is only active for the duration of that specified period (e.g. until the end of that Shooting phase). After that period, that effect is no longer applicable/active.

If a rule or effect is given to a unit and it does not specify how long it is active for, it is only active for the phase in which it was given.

18.03 Disembarking

In the active player’s Movement phase, each friendly unit embarked within a TRANSPORT model can disembark from it by making a disembark move (see below).

If a TRANSPORT model is destroyed, before removing it from the battlefield, the active player must make an emergency disembark move (see below) with each unit embarked within it.

SEE ALSO

Persisting Rules Effects 01.02.02
Hazard Rolls 06.03

DISEMBARK MOVE18.04

SET-UP DISTANCE:
- Rapid/Tactical Disembark: 3"
- Combat Disembark: 6"

ELIGIBLE 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 or fall-back move this phase.

EFFECT: Your unit is set up as described in Set Up (03.02).

BEFORE MOVING: Select disembark mode:

Rapid Disembark:
If that TRANSPORT made a normal or ingress move this phase, you must select this mode.
Tactical Disembark:
Otherwise, If that TRANSPORT remained stationary or has not yet been selected to move this phase, and if you can set up your unit as described below, you must select this mode.
Combat Disembark:
Otherwise, you must select this mode. Make a hazard roll for each model in your unit.

WHILE MOVING: Set up each model in your unit wholly within the set-up distance of that TRANSPORT.

Rapid Disembark:
If that TRANSPORT made an ingress move this turn, each model must follow the same rules that TRANSPORT had to follow while resolving that move.
Combat Disembark:
Each model can be set up engaged with one or more enemy units that TRANSPORT is engaged with.

AFTER MOVING:

Rapid Disembark:
Until the end of the turn, your unit is not eligible to declare a charge.
Tactical Disembark:
Select your unit to make a normal or advance move.
Combat Disembark:
Your unit is battle-shocked and, until the end of the turn, it is not eligible to declare a charge.

RAPID DISEMBARK

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.

EMERGENCY DISEMBARK MOVE18.05

SET-UP DISTANCE: 6"

ELIGIBLE IF: Your unit is embarked within a TRANSPORT model that was just destroyed.

EFFECT: Your unit is set up as described in Set Up (03.02).

BEFORE MOVING: Make a hazard roll for each model in your unit (06.03).

WHILE MOVING: Set up each model in your unit wholly within the set-up distance of that TRANSPORT, and as close as possible to that TRANSPORT. Each model that cannot be set up in this way is destroyed.

AFTER MOVING: Your unit is battle-shocked and, until the end of the turn, it is not eligible to declare a charge.

06.01 Visibility

Line of sight is used to determine visibility between models. For an observing model to have line of sight, it must be possible to draw an imaginary straight line, 1 mm wide, from any part of that model to any part of the model being observed. This line is the line of sight. While doing so, other models in the observing model’s unit and in the observed model’s unit are ignored.

Other models and units can be either visible or fully visible to the observing model, as shown below. Note that terrain applies additional rules to visibility (13.07).

Model Visible

If any part of another model is visible to the observing model, that model is visible.

Model Fully Visible

If every part of another model that is facing the observing model is visible to the observing model (so the only thing blocking visibility to any part of that other model is that model itself), that model is fully visible.

Unit Visible

If one or more models in a unit are visible to the observing model, that unit is visible.

Unit Fully Visible

If every model in a unit is fully visible to the observing model, that unit is fully visible. When determining this, the observing model can see through other models in that unit.

[LETHAL HITS]24.23

Many deadly weapons can inflict fatal injuries on any foe, no matter their resilience.

Each time an attack made with a [LETHAL HITS] weapon results in a critical hit, you can choose for that attack to automatically wound the target.

Designer’s Note: Choosing to automatically wound the target means that no wound roll is made for that attack. You may decide against this, as it means that attack cannot result in a critical wound and so cannot trigger other abilities such as [DEVASTATING WOUNDS].

Hit Roll

Make one hit roll for each attack dice by rolling one D6. For each result, check if it fails or is a hit by matching the first condition below that applies:

	Unmodified	FAILS
	Unmodified	CRITICAL HIT
	Equal to or greater than that attack’s BS/WS characteristic	HIT
	Any other result	FAILS

CRITICAL HITS

Critical hits are still hits. In addition, other rules can be triggered by a critical hit, such as [LETHAL HITS] (24).

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The ASTRA MILITARUM and OFFICER keywords are used in the following Astra Militarum datasheets:

Infantry Epic Hero

Mounted Epic Hero

Vehicle Epic Hero

Infantry Character

Mounted Character

Vehicle Character

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The ASTRA MILITARUM and VEHICLE keywords are used in the following Astra Militarum datasheets:

Vehicle Epic Hero

Vehicle Character

Dedicated Transports

Aircraft

Artillery

Titanic

Transport

Vehicle

and others...

13.08 Benefit of Cover

Each time a ranged attack targets a unit, if every model in that unit meets one or more of the following conditions, that unit has the benefit of cover against that attack:

That model has the INFANTRY/BEASTS/SWARM keyword and is within a terrain area.
That model is not fully visible to the attacking model due to one or more intervening terrain features and/or one or more intervening obscuring terrain areas (see below).

Each time a ranged attack targets a unit that has the benefit of cover against it, worsen the BS characteristic of that attack by 1.

STEALTH24.33

The stealthiest warriors can evade the attentions, and the bullets, of their foes.

If every model in a unit has this ability, each time a ranged attack targets that unit, that unit has the benefit of cover against that attack (13.08).

SNAP SHOOTING15.09

ELIGIBLE IF: As stated in the rule allowing this shooting type.

EFFECT: Your unit shoots as described in Making Attacks (04).

WHILE SHOOTING:

You can only target one visible enemy unit within 24" of your unit (and only if it is an eligible target).
Each attack only hits on an unmodified hit roll of 6 (irrespective of the attacking weapon’s BS characteristic or any modifiers).
You cannot re-roll hit rolls.

AFTER SHOOTING: Until the end of the phase, your unit is not eligible to start an action.

FIRE OVERWATCH15.08

1CP

Core Stratagem

A hail of fire can drive back advancing foes.

WHEN: End of your opponent’s Movement phase.

TARGET: One friendly unengaged unit (excluding TITANIC units).

EFFECT: Your unit shoots using snap shooting.

[BLAST]24.05

High-explosive rounds can fell several warriors in a single blast, but firing them too close to comrades is unwise.

Each time you gather attack dice for a [BLAST] weapon, add one additional attack dice for every five models that were in the target unit in the Select Targets step (rounding down).

If this ability takes the form [BLAST X], each time you gather attack dice for such a weapon, add X additional attack dice for every five models that were in the target unit in the Select Targets step (rounding down) instead.

Example: If a [BLAST 2] weapon with an A characteristic of 3 targets a unit containing 12 models, you would gather four additional attack dice for that weapon (for a total of seven for that weapon).

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The ASTRA MILITARUM and INFANTRY keywords are used in the following Astra Militarum datasheets:

Infantry Epic Hero

Infantry Character

Battleline

Death Korps Of Krieg

Infantry

Death Korps Grenadier Squad

Earthshaker Carriage Battery

Elysian Sniper Squad

Heavy Mortar Team

Heavy Quad Launcher Team

Medusa Carriage Battery

Munitorum Servitors

Rapier Laser Destroyer Battery

Regimental Attachés

06.02.01 Normal Damage

Normal Damage is damage that was inflicted on a model as a result of a weapon’s D characteristic, rather than by other means such as mortal wounds. Mortal wounds dealt in addition to normal damage from an attack are part of that same attack.

06.02 Mortal Wounds

Some attacks or rules inflict mortal wounds on units. Each time a unit suffers one or more mortal wounds, its controlling player must resolve the following sequence for each of those mortal wounds, until either all of them have been inflicted or that unit is destroyed:

Select Model: Select one model in that unit by following the first instruction below that applies:

	If a non-CHARACTER model in that unit has lost one or more wounds, you must select that model.
	Otherwise, if that unit contains one or more non-CHARACTER models, you must select one of those models.
	Otherwise, if one or more CHARACTER models in that unit have lost one or more wounds, you must select one of those models.
	Otherwise, you must select one CHARACTER model in that unit.

Resolve Damage: The selected model loses 1 wound. If this reduces that model’s remaining wounds to 0, it is destroyed.

MORTAL WOUNDS AND NORMAL DAMAGE
When resolving attack dice, if those attacks inflict a mixture of both mortal wounds and normal damage, resolve all of the normal damage first, then resolve all of the mortal wounds.

SEE ALSO

Normal Damage 06.02.01

[DEVASTATING WOUNDS]24.10

The most potent weapons strike with such power that they make a mockery of armour and can cleave through several foes.

Each time an attack made with a [DEVASTATING WOUNDS] weapon results in a critical wound, the attack sequence for that attack ends and the target unit suffers a number of mortal wounds equal to the D characteristic of that weapon. These are inflicted after resolving any normal damage inflicted by those attacks.

Mortal wounds inflicted by [DEVASTATING WOUNDS] weapons can damage a maximum of one model for each critical wound; any remaining mortal wounds inflicted by that attack are lost.

Example: An attack made with a [DEVASTATING WOUNDS] weapon with a D characteristic of 3 results in a critical wound against an Intercessor Squad, so inflicts 3 mortal wounds. The first 2 mortal wounds are sufficient to destroy 1 Intercessor model, so the remaining mortal wound is lost.

05.02.01 Multiple Toughness Characteristics

When resolving attacks that target a unit in which the models have two or more different T characteristics, follow the first instruction that applies from below:

If the target unit is an attached unit, use the highest T characteristic amongst bodyguard models in that unit that are on the battlefield.
Use the highest T characteristic amongst models in that unit that are on the battlefield.

Wound Roll

Make one wound roll for each hit by rolling one D6. For each result, check if it fails or is a wound by matching the first condition below that applies:

	Unmodified	FAILS
	Unmodified	CRITICAL WOUND
	Equal to or greater than the required result below:	WOUND
ATTACK’S STRENGTH VS TARGET’S TOUGHNESS		REQUIRED RESULT
Strength is TWICE (or more than twice) the Toughness		+
Strength is GREATER than the Toughness		+
Strength is EQUAL to the Toughness		+
Strength is LESS than the Toughness		+
Strength is HALF (or less than half) the Toughness		+
	Any other result	FAILS

CRITICAL WOUNDS

Critical wounds are still wounds. In addition, other rules can be triggered by a critical wound, such as [DEVASTATING WOUNDS] (24).

SEE ALSO

Multiple Toughness Characteristics 05.02.01

[HAZARDOUS]24.15

Weapons powered by unstable and dangerous energy sources pose a substantial risk to the wielder and those that stand beside them.

Each time a unit is selected to shoot or selected to fight, after that unit has resolved all of its attacks, make a number of hazard rolls (06.03) for that unit equal to the number of [HAZARDOUS] weapons you selected in the Select Weapons step.

01.07.01 Battlefield Morale

The morale and organisation of troops can waver and break during battle. This is checked using battle-shock rolls, most commonly in the Command phase. Failing such a roll represents the unit’s courage faltering due to taking casualties or through other disruption, reducing its battlefield effectiveness. Similarly, some rules will require you to check a unit’s readiness by making a leadership roll.

01.07.02 Battle-shock Test

The term Battle-shock test is the same as battle-shock roll.

01.07 Battle-shock Rolls

To make a battle-shock roll for a unit, its controlling player makes a leadership roll for it (see above).

If that roll succeeds, that unit does not become battle-shocked.
If that roll fails, that unit, and each model in it, is battle-shocked.

While a unit is battle-shocked:

The Objective Control (OC) characteristic of all of its models is modified to ‘-’ (02.02).
Its controlling player cannot target that unit with stratagems (15).
It is not eligible to start an action (16), and any action it has started cannot be completed.

SEE ALSO

Battlefield Morale 01.07.01
Battle-shock Test 01.07.02

BATTLEFIELD MORALE

The morale and organisation of troops can waver and break during battle. This is checked using battle-shock rolls, most commonly in the Command phase. Failing such a roll represents the unit’s courage faltering due to taking casualties or through other disruption, reducing its battlefield effectiveness. Similarly, some rules will require you to check a unit’s readiness by making a leadership roll.

Save Rolls

The opposing player resolves the following sequence:

Create Groups: Divide all models in the target unit into the following groups, as many times as required:
- One group for each CHARACTER model.
- One group for all other models with the same W, Sv and InSv characteristics.
Allocation Order: Declare the order in which those groups will have attacks allocated to them, applying all of the following:
- If a non-CHARACTER group contains a model that has lost one or more wounds, that group must be first in the allocation order.
- No CHARACTER group can be earlier in the allocation order than a non-CHARACTER group.
- CHARACTER groups containing a model that has lost one or more wounds must be earlier in the allocation order than CHARACTER groups containing no wounded models.
Make Save Rolls: The opposing player makes one save roll for each attack that wounded the target by rolling one D6.

Duty and Honour!

Improve the Leadership and Objective Control characteristics of models in this unit by 1.

[IGNORES COVER]24.18

Some weapons are designed to root enemy formations out of entrenched positions.

Each time an attack is made with an [IGNORES COVER] weapon, the target cannot have the benefit of cover against that attack (13.08), including from rules that give a model or unit the benefit of cover (e.g. Stealth).

01.05.01 Automatically Successful/Passes/Hits/Wounds

When a dice roll or test is automatically successful or automatically passes/hits/wounds, do not roll the dice and instead move to the next step of the sequence for that roll as if the required result had been rolled. Any rules that take effect on a particular dice result or roll result do not take effect.

Example: If a hit roll is automatically successful, move straight to the Wound Rolls step for that attack. Such a hit roll is not a critical hit.

Example: If a wound roll is automatically successful, move straight to the Save Rolls step for that attack. Such a wound roll is not a critical wound.

INSANE BRAVERY15.04

1CP

Core Stratagem

Indifferent to their own survival, these warriors hold their ground against seemingly impossible odds.

WHEN: Battle-shock step of your Command phase, just before you make a battle-shock roll for a friendly unit.

TARGET: That unit.

EFFECT: That battle-shock roll is automatically successful.

RESTRICTIONS: You cannot use this stratagem more than once per battle.

FIGHTS FIRST24.13

Those possessed of lightning-fast reactions may strike before the opponent can react.

While every model in a unit has this ability, that unit is a Fights First unit.

See the Resolve Fights First Combats step in the Fight phase (12.04).

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Army List

Datasheets collated

Infantry Epic Hero

Rein And Raus

Sergeant Harker

Mounted Epic Hero

Lord Marshal Dreir

Lord Solar Leontus

Vehicle Epic Hero

Commissar Graves

Infantry Character

Cadian Castellan

Cadian Command Squad

Mounted Character

Vehicle Character

Battleline

Death Korps Of Krieg

Dedicated Transports

Aircraft

Artillery

Infantry

Death Korps Grenadier Squad

Earthshaker Carriage Battery

Elysian Sniper Squad

Heavy Mortar Team

Heavy Quad Launcher Team

Medusa Carriage Battery

Munitorum Servitors

Rapier Laser Destroyer Battery

Mounted

Tauros Assault Vehicle

Titanic

Transport

Vehicle