Blackcloud6
01-12-2013, 09:45 AM
I have some questions on Falling Back and Sweeping Advances. I'll use a scenario to ask:
We have a 20 Ork Boy unit assault a veteran Space Marine Squad around an Objective in Difficult Terrain. The Orks lose the assault by suffering more unsaved wounds and thus take a morale check in which they fail.
So, they fall back. So do you do the 2D6 roll and actually fall the Ork unit back before the Space Marines decide if they will conduct a Sweeping Advance?
So let's say yes is the answer to the above and the Orks roll an 11 and the unit is moved back 11 inches.
The Space Marines decide they want blood and attempt Sweeping Advance which they get. Are they then moved the 11 inches and put in contact with the Orks which are then destroyed?
This actually happened this week in a game and may have made a difference because if the SMs had to actually move the 11 inches and the consolidate for 6 inches after winning the Sweeping Advance, they would have remained away from the Objective and outside of cover open to lots of fire from the enemy.
We have a 20 Ork Boy unit assault a veteran Space Marine Squad around an Objective in Difficult Terrain. The Orks lose the assault by suffering more unsaved wounds and thus take a morale check in which they fail.
So, they fall back. So do you do the 2D6 roll and actually fall the Ork unit back before the Space Marines decide if they will conduct a Sweeping Advance?
So let's say yes is the answer to the above and the Orks roll an 11 and the unit is moved back 11 inches.
The Space Marines decide they want blood and attempt Sweeping Advance which they get. Are they then moved the 11 inches and put in contact with the Orks which are then destroyed?
This actually happened this week in a game and may have made a difference because if the SMs had to actually move the 11 inches and the consolidate for 6 inches after winning the Sweeping Advance, they would have remained away from the Objective and outside of cover open to lots of fire from the enemy.