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A Question about Longfangs and Rozorbacks


Sol622

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So i think im pretty sold on switching over to the Fang, guys. Thanks for all the help. I just had a quick question.

 

I keep seeing lists with Long Fang packs with Plazors as transports. Because the Razor has no firing points to you just deploy the Long Fangs in a good shooting spot and use the rozorback as a mini tank?

mostly, yes

 

sometimes you deploy one or more of your long fang squads in the razorback for one 12 inch shunt to get them into position from turn2 on. Depends a bit how many viable firing lines you have access to from your deployment zone.

It allows you to get further up the board in Dawn of War missions so that you get better positions for shooting in later turns.

 

Exactly. Plus, the razorback's Las/Plas loadout is useful w/ a 12" triple shot killzone against infiltrators, a 24" mid-range & a 48" long range it's fairly versatile, good at threatening marines & is very mobile. I always mount my long fangs now due to having them start the game off the board or in poor position & having to settle for hoping for targets or wasting up to 4 turns moving to a good position. It's absolutely worth the points for the added mobility & firepower for an army that doesn't have the greater availability of heavy weapons that some other marine armies have since most of our army is focused on skirmish range (12-24").

 

 

 

 

 

++++reason for edit: I can spell, honest!++++

Other Long Fang: "Yeah, you're saying it Wheird."

Why the emphasis on the 'h'?

 

What? All I said was he said it wheird.

 

Back OT: I'm sorely tempted to be really horrible to the next person I play and stick Grimnar in a fully tooled-up unit of Long Fangs and give them a Land Raider. Just 'cus.

I popped a Land raider and then plasmaed the 5 termies that fell out. lol

 

Unless you popped the raider with a different squad this is illegal. You need to declare split fire targets prior to shooting.(I believe.) and as the termies were not a legal target at that time you cannot shoot at them.

Unless you popped the raider with a different squad this is illegal. You need to declare split fire targets prior to shooting.(I believe.) and as the termies were not a legal target at that time you cannot shoot at them.

That's how I read it too. I've heard of other SW players saying they will split fire, then shoot a couple shots at a vehicle and not destroy it, then decide to fire the other guns in the same squad at the same target. That too is not allowed.

I popped a Land raider and then plasmaed the 5 termies that fell out. lol

 

Unless you popped the raider with a different squad this is illegal. You need to declare split fire targets prior to shooting.(I believe.) and as the termies were not a legal target at that time you cannot shoot at them.

 

Correct. Not legal with the same squad, as the unit's Shooting is simultaneous, even when against split targets.

 

 

Unless you popped the raider with a different squad this is illegal. You need to declare split fire targets prior to shooting.(I believe.) and as the termies were not a legal target at that time you cannot shoot at them.

That's how I read it too. I've heard of other SW players saying they will split fire, then shoot a couple shots at a vehicle and not destroy it, then decide to fire the other guns in the same squad at the same target. That too is not allowed.

 

That's right. Also not allowed. The Space Wolves player should declare all shots from the unit at once (i.e. these three guys at that Land Raider, and these two remaining guys at that Command Squad), then start rolling to hit.

 

Valerian

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