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Shepherd · 07 Jan 2006, 08:17

i dont really understand the forward scout rule with them could someone plz tell me how it works

IM and NOOB lol

mace · 07 Jan 2006, 09:07

The first bit - They basically get to start on the table even if the mission doesn't allow it - basically the Scout USR

The second part - they get a 'free move' after deployment but before Turn 1.

It's pretty clearly explained there (not too sure what you wouldn't understand about it), make sure you've read the rulebook too though..

Shepherd · 07 Jan 2006, 09:09

firstly wots URS and secondly does that mean i could start in my enemys deployment zone

Mr.Tau · 07 Jan 2006, 09:21

that would be deep striking or infiltrating to get into their deployment zone but then i doubt infiltrating would even get you there. your pathfinders are simply deployed in 'your' deployment zone and then they may make one free move before the game actually begins. The USR i believe mace was talking about means that in a mission where normally they couldn't deploy on the table as normal (reserve or sumthin other than that) means they now can, so if you wanted you could deploy them as normal rather than having to deploy through reserves or whatever.

Shepherd · 07 Jan 2006, 09:28

ok i thort that it was like one of the space wolfs rules which make the able to deploy or my enemys side of the battle feild but if it doesnt well no matter just a simply mistake

mace · 07 Jan 2006, 09:33

USR = Universal Special Rule - see the 4th edition rulebook.

No you can't start in your opponents deployment zone (nothing even vaguely suggests that in the Forward Scouts rule).

fork · 07 Jan 2006, 13:51

To boil it all down, the fine part is that you can move them out of your deployment zone, put 'em down and remain stationary and fire markerlights.

TaraPlaysTau · 07 Jan 2006, 14:24

This has been answered many times over in previous posts. Perhaps you should search for answers before starting a thread that has already been answered.

march10k · 07 Jan 2006, 16:16

Someone needs to buy and read the rule book...and take a few lessons in English.

Good answer, though, Mace...you have more patience than me.

khanaris · 07 Jan 2006, 18:25

I think Mace answered this one well, but feel free to PM me if you still have questions.

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07 Jan 2006, 08:17	#1 (permalink)
Shepherd Kroot Shaper Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 40	Pathfinders i dont really understand the forward scout rule with them could someone plz tell me how it works IM and NOOB lol

07 Jan 2006, 09:07	#2 (permalink)
mace Shas'O Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Retired back into the depths of the Internets. Posts: 6,440	Re: pathfinders The first bit - They basically get to start on the table even if the mission doesn't allow it - basically the Scout USR The second part - they get a 'free move' after deployment but before Turn 1. It's pretty clearly explained there (not too sure what you wouldn't understand about it), make sure you've read the rulebook too though.. __________________

07 Jan 2006, 09:09	#3 (permalink)
Shepherd Kroot Shaper Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 40	Re: pathfinders firstly wots URS and secondly does that mean i could start in my enemys deployment zone

07 Jan 2006, 09:21	#4 (permalink)
Mr.Tau Shas'Ui Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Wick Posts: 704	Re: pathfinders that would be deep striking or infiltrating to get into their deployment zone but then i doubt infiltrating would even get you there. your pathfinders are simply deployed in 'your' deployment zone and then they may make one free move before the game actually begins. The USR i believe mace was talking about means that in a mission where normally they couldn't deploy on the table as normal (reserve or sumthin other than that) means they now can, so if you wanted you could deploy them as normal rather than having to deploy through reserves or whatever. __________________

07 Jan 2006, 09:28	#5 (permalink)
Shepherd Kroot Shaper Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 40	Re: pathfinders ok i thort that it was like one of the space wolfs rules which make the able to deploy or my enemys side of the battle feild but if it doesnt well no matter just a simply mistake

07 Jan 2006, 09:33	#6 (permalink)
mace Shas'O Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Retired back into the depths of the Internets. Posts: 6,440	Re: pathfinders USR = Universal Special Rule - see the 4th edition rulebook. No you can't start in your opponents deployment zone (nothing even vaguely suggests that in the Forward Scouts rule). __________________

07 Jan 2006, 13:51	#7 (permalink)
fork Kroot Shaper Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 82	Re: pathfinders To boil it all down, the fine part is that you can move them out of your deployment zone, put 'em down and remain stationary and fire markerlights.

07 Jan 2006, 14:24	#8 (permalink)
TaraPlaysTau Kroot Warrior Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 16	Re: pathfinders This has been answered many times over in previous posts. Perhaps you should search for answers before starting a thread that has already been answered.

07 Jan 2006, 18:25	#10 (permalink)
khanaris Ethereal Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 18,087	Re: Pathfinders I think Mace answered this one well, but feel free to PM me if you still have questions. locked

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