Charge Phase for Beginners: Learn to Play 40K

[@marlonmounce8313]

Nice. Looking forward to the combat phase

[@kennethstokx1133]

just getting into the game love these videos have you guys released the fight phase video i cant seem to find it

[@Michaelkayslay]

Brilliant video, looking forward to next videos

[@Saintcelestine2023]

Nicely done lads!!!!

[@antonjonsson424]

thank you. I just got into orks and this was a great help

[@WillPeterson]

Interesting note about determining eligibility to charge: If you went on "ability to get in engagement range" alone, you could attempt to charge with a unit that was 12.99 inches away from a target (since, rolling a 12 would be "successful", by allowing you to get in engagement range). So the separate "within 12" check on eligibility is slightly more restrictive than would otherwise be theoretically possible

[@strohkopf]

Briöliant video, thabk you very much!

[@DNero13]

Great idea with these vids

[@DaGoook]

Heroic Intervention strat now just 1CP so much more attractive than before.

[@Chloe34876]

And Eight is Enough was a television show from the 80s.

[@brettmal5298]

Thanks for the vid mates… question, if you are playing space marines gladius detachment, and are in the assault doctrine, are you able to advance and charge a unit that has just disembarked from a land raider that’s made a normal move?

[@niallskinner7800]

No, as getting the unit out of a vehicle that has moved counts as making a normal move, similarly to arriving from Reserves or Deep Strike. You can only select a unit to Advance before it moves, but it can't be selected to move without disembarking first (which counts as a move).

[@brettmal5298]

@@niallskinner7800 thank you very very for this clarification!

[@xMcNultyx]

So if set up my Units 9“ away because of deepstrike do I Need to Roll 8 or 9?

[@joncarr5545]

9", because its MORE than 9" away, so 9.1".

[@RAFEL8207]

Where we can read this rule? That you can fire overwatch ONLY if your opponent actually make a successful charge roll.

[@joncarr5545]

It's based on starting or ending a move. If they fail a charge they haven't moved so can't be shot.

[@ollyrukes]

How come the predator can fire overwatch when the marines appear to be blocking line of sight?

[@Crack_the_Skye]

You use true line of sight when checking target visibility. If you can see any part of a target model, you can shoot. Models block line of sight but don't grant cover unless it has a specific ability to do do.

[@ollyrukes]

@@Crack_the_Skye I guess that makes sense for highly accurate weapons like a las cannon, but it strikes me as pretty wierd for a flame weapon to be able to so accurately shoot between the tiny gaps between the marines to then engulf multiple termagants in cleansing fire.

[@joncarr5545]

@@ollyrukes the game isn't that precise on the rules of weapon types. It's generic for all of them.