Hiring a vehicle after imobbilising it

[Duke]

Ok so last night I played a game and as such I have more questions:

1. I moved a rhino flat out (fast vehicle for blood angels) in my turn. During my oppnents shooting phase he immobilized the vehicle. He then assaulted the vehicle. Does he:

a. Hit the vehicle automaticlly as it is now "immobilized," or
b. Hit the vehicle on a 6 because it moved flat out in it's previous turn.

I know this isn't the most advanced question in the world but i had to ask.

Thanks,
duke

ps- just noticed that the thread name says "hiring," not "hitting," ... Stupid phone auto spell!

[DarkLink]

I was gonna say, what's hiring a vehicle mean:p.


Anyways, he hits automatically. Once the vehicle becomes immobilized, it doesn't matter how fast it moved anymore.

[EnglishInquisition]

Only reason I looked at this was because of "hiring"!
Anyway- auto hits because you are immobile when the assault takes place.

[BuFFo]

Auto hits.



Meet me in the Oubliette and I'll show you some cheap vehicles you can hire.... ssssssshhhhhhhhhh.....

[Tynskel]

p. 63

Attacking a vehicle that is immobilized or was stationary in its previous turn----- D6 roll needed--- Automatic.


Would be different if the rule said:

Attacking a vehicle that is immobilized, or was stationary, in its previous turn----- D6 roll needed--- Automatic.


But because the commas are not in there, immobilized is independent of 'in its previous turn'

[Image]

This has come up quite a few times in my group and we've always played it as still needing to roll to hit it. Perhaps I'll look over the rule a bit more carefully. :)

[Tynskel]

Auto hits.



Meet me in the Oubliette and I'll show you some cheap vehicles you can hire.... ssssssshhhhhhhhhh.....

Daaaamn, I was just in my mom's bed, but I didn't see you there!