Land Raider Redeemer Rule query.

[imperialsavant]

:) G'day All!
Just wanted a clarification on the Redeemer Flame Cannons.
Can these weapons both fire after moving up to 6" (or over) like the Flame weapons on the Hellhound & the SOB's Immolater or are you restricted by the Rule "only one (main) weapon may be fired etc.etc."

All comments welcomed!:confused:

[Necrosis]

If you move 6 you may fire one of it's Flame Cannons according to normal rules but because it has power of the machine spirit you may fire the 2nd one to on top of any other defensive weapons.

[DarkLink]

Flamestorm cannons have no special rules allowing them to be fired when they otherwise could not. Additionally, they do not count as a single weapon.

You may fire one after moving 6". In addition, Land Raiders have power of the machine spirit, allowing them to fire an additional weapon. This allows you to fire both cannons after moving 6", or a single cannon after moving 12".

That should pretty much cover it.

[BuFFo]

:) G'day All!
Just wanted a clarification on the Redeemer Flame Cannons.
Can these weapons both fire after moving up to 6" (or over) like the Flame weapons on the Hellhound & the SOB's Immolater or are you restricted by the Rule "only one (main) weapon may be fired etc.etc."

All comments welcomed!:confused:

Tank Shock a unit, split it into two, and flame them both :)

[DarkLink]

Or tankshock through a unit (moving 12"), turn one turret around and flame them all to death, while dumping the LRs cargo out into the middle of enemy lines.

[Sir Biscuit]

Or tankshock through a unit (moving 12"), turn one turret around and flame them all to death, while dumping the LRs cargo out into the middle of enemy lines.

One of my favorite tactics, dubbed the "G-Raider Drive-By".

Don't mess with the G-Raider, yo.

[imperialsavant]

;) Thanks Guys!
I really like that "Tank Shock" Tactic. That will definately go into the Battle Plan! :cool: