Shooting

[Tizianolol]

Hi all, i have a question about rules

if a part in my unit can see target, all my unit can shoot or only model that can see enemy? Thx:)

[RuneBrush]

AoS uses a true line of sight concept, so only models that can see and are in range can make a shooting attack.

[Azlak the Damned]

As RuneBrush comments, only models that can see the target and are in range can shoot. As stated in the rules "For purposes of determining visibility, an attacking model can see through other models in its unit"

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[mmimzie]

All models in AOS attack indepent of the unit if need be. 

When attack delare which models are attack where, and roll all similar rolls together. 

[foolsama]

If any models in the unit have line of sight, that unit can then fire. Only the models in that unit that actually have line of sight get to fire at that target, however. 

Keep in mind you're free to split your attacks.

[Tizianolol]

Ok thx a lot!!

[Tizianolol]

Guys in this particular case: my unit try to shoot an enemy unit behind another enemy unit..if there is 0,5" between models ..my shooting unit can shoot into unit behind? Thx

[BaldoBeardo]

Guys in this particular case: my unit try to shoot an enemy unit behind another enemy unit..if there is 0,5" between models ..my shooting unit can shoot into unit behind? Thx [emoji4]

There's nothing in the rules that prevents that as a concept, but true line of sight comes in to play again.
Unless there was a marked difference in size (e.g. Rat Ogres stood behind clan rats) I think a lot of people simply play that you can't.

If this is an option you want to use though, I'd strongly suggest a chat with opponent before the game so you both understand how LoS will be interpreted in-game.

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[Tizianolol]

Thx a lot !!;) and for exemple..when you play you consider true line on sight body, head and arms?:)

[BaldoBeardo]

Thx a lot !! and for exemple..when you play you consider true line on sight body, head and arms?

It differs, which is why discussion is needed.
Some people play any part of the model, some disallow weapons/banners/helmet crests etc.

In my experience (so not stating this is the done thing!!) people tend to go with head & torso must be visible, as even on an 'action' pose, it's a guide to centre of mass.

But like I said, just discuss with your opponent so you both know what's going on.

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[Tizianolol]

Ok !! Perfect thx again!!;)