CR 207 Flashcards
How can a model move over terrain features?
A model can move over terrain features that are 1” or less in height as if they were not there.
What happens when a model moves vertically?
A model can be moved vertically to climb up or down any terrain features taller than 1”, counting the vertical distance as part of its move.
Can models end a move mid-climb?
No, models cannot end a move mid-climb.
What is jumping down?
When a model on a terrain feature moves, it can jump down from the edge to a lower part of the same or a different terrain feature or to the battlefield.
What must be done to jump down?
You must trace the path of the model’s move to the edge of the terrain feature, and jumping down immediately ends their move.
Can models end a move mid-jump?
No, models cannot end any kind of move mid-jump.
What is a pile-in move?
A pile-in move is a short move allowed by some abilities, such as FIGHT abilities, to get into a better position for combat.
What are the rules for pile-in moves if the unit is in combat?
Pick an enemy unit to target; each model can move up to 3”, passing through enemy combat ranges, but must end closer to the target unit.
What are the rules for pile-in moves if the unit is not in combat?
Each model can move 3” in any direction, passing through and ending within the combat ranges of any enemy units.
What is the ability of units with the FLy keyword?
Units with the FLy keyword can reach inaccessible destinations, ignoring other models, terrain features, and enemy combat ranges.
What are the movement rules for flying units?
Flying units can move freely over terrain features, ignoring intervening models and terrain, and cannot end their move in combat unless specified.
What should be noted about some units with the FLy keyword?
Some units have the FLy keyword even if they can’t really fly, representing units that move adeptly across the battlefield.
