PIRANHA FIRESTREAM WING FULL

Even using the lower drone cost, and assuming a game ends in four turns, you've spawned 1536pts of drones. They pay for themselves in under two turns and then net you 400pts of units each turn of the game.

PIRANHA FIRESTREAM WING FULL

It shouldn't be able to magically fly off the board due to the wording of a rule not calling a move a move.When talking about balance, things like 'not owning enough of _' or that it's not exactly fun to play, don't really apply as they don't actually address the underlying issue.Ī full Piranha squad is 640pts (16 Piranha), if you count drones at 12pts each they spawn 384pts a turn, if you count them as 14pts each they spawn 448pts a turn. The clear intention is that it just sit there and fire whatever guns it might have left until it either dies for real or the game ends. I wouldn't allow an immobilized vehicle to leave the board. I would think that in this somewhat rarified circumstance that the unit of 3 would come back as a unit of 4 (its original state) and that the unit of 1 would come back as a unit of 1 (its original state at the time of its creation). The fact that the unit splits into two units doesn't change the fact that all models involved were purchased as part of the Formation. It's a model that was purchased as part of a unit from the Formation. What Detachment does the immobilized Piranha belong to? I contend it belongs to the only possible choice. Assume that your only Detachment is the Piranha Formation. In a Battleforged army, all units must belong to a Detachment. (by definition, this new unit could not have existed when the formation was purchased) Nosferatu1001 wrote: The unit of 1 and unit of 3 come back as a unit of 4, as the unit of 1 isnt a unit from the formaiton.

There certainly were situations were deliberately hitting your own units could be to your benefit, but that was really the only way to do it. If you were really good (or really bad) at estimating range and the blast template came down on your unit, they were hit. The only other example I could immediately think of would be going back to the era of third edition and artillery style 'guess' weapons where you guessed the range to the target and put the template down at that distance. I think there were some very limited exceptions, such as one of the assassins who was allowed to pick out a target without restrictions, IIRC. Zeuriel wrote: So, in 7th is there a rule in the BRB (or FAQ for 7th) that explicitly stops you from shooting your own unit with a non-template weapon if it is not locked in assault? (Not looking at ITC etc.

I would also be curious if you could or couldn't in old editions. My friends say no, but have yet to cite a page number If you can find a rule in the BRB or an FAQ for 7th that forbids it I would really appreciate it. Thoughts? It is broken, cheesy, and unfriendly if you can, but I am still curious about it.

So if i nuke it and all others are within 6” after that at the end of the next movement phase I would be able to recur the formation. If I cannot move that piranha I would rather sacrifice it for the Greater Good to get the formation into ongoing reserves potentially. I cannot recur the formation if they are not all within 6” of the board edge. I am running a Piranha Firestream Wing formation and one of my piranhas gets immobilized but not destroyed in mid field. It is mostly for curiosity sake, but here it the hypothetical situation: I am looking for the page number that does forbid it. So, in 7th is there a rule in the BRB (or FAQ for 7th) that explicitly stops you from shooting your own unit with a non-template weapon if it is not locked in assault? (Not looking at ITC etc.

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