So this has come up a couple times in our group. I play Skyborne Slayers, which states that when you do their deployment, you "pick a point... set up all of the units within 12" of that point and more than 5" from any enemy models".
Since the wording for placement specifies "units" and not "models", does a unit only need to be partially within 12" of the landing point to be successfully deployed or do all models from the unit need to be within 12" of the point?
At my FLGS we agreed that a unit can extend past the 12" as long as they were partially inside, since the wording is consistent with abilities. For example, Mystic Shield says "pick the caster, or a friendly unit within 18" of the caster" as the target of Mystic Shield, and does not require the entirety of the unit to be in range, only one model.
I prefer this interpretation (obviously), but I understand if people interpret it the other way. What have you been ruling it as?
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So this has come up a couple times in our group. I play Skyborne Slayers, which states that when you do their deployment, you "pick a point... set up all of the units within 12" of that point and more than 5" from any enemy models".
Since the wording for placement specifies "units" and not "models", does a unit only need to be partially within 12" of the landing point to be successfully deployed or do all models from the unit need to be within 12" of the point?
At my FLGS we agreed that a unit can extend past the 12" as long as they were partially inside, since the wording is consistent with abilities. For example, Mystic Shield says "pick the caster, or a friendly unit within 18" of the caster" as the target of Mystic Shield, and does not require the entirety of the unit to be in range, only one model.
I prefer this interpretation (obviously), but I understand if people interpret it the other way. What have you been ruling it as?
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