Skaven assassins and combat order

[robotnik_taco]

When you reveal on or more assassins at the beginning of combat, do you reveal them all at once, resolve their attacks all at once, or do you reveal them one at a time?

Does your opponent get to attack with a unit between these attacks?

Also, after an assassin attacks, if it is your turn, do you then get to attack normally  or is combat then passed to the opponent?

[Nico]

Read the FAQ regarding Assassins (the Aelf ones) and Nasty Skulkers.

They all go in the start of the combat phase (which is a window before the body of the combat phase - combat phase proper). So there's no question of the enemy interrupting you (unless it's their turn and the use a quicksilver potion which also works in the start of the combat phase).

The person whose turn it is decides the order of simultaneous abilities ( Hints and Tips in every Battletome). 

You can reveal them one at a time.

After the start of the combat phase is over, the body of the combat phase begins (back to normal), so you can select a unit to pile in and attack with at that point.

[robotnik_taco]

Thanks for the reply. As far as the 'start of the combat phase' window, where in the rules/faq is this referenced? Do all phases have these kind of periods to them?

[Dez]

There's no specific place it's broken down like that in the rulebooks, but Magic (and other GW games) have specified it or mentioned it in the FAQ. Take a read through the entire FAQ, I'm going to take a refresher myself. 

[Nico]

There are quite a few start of phase rules (Fanatics, Kurnoth Hunters, Stomp), the key point is that it's before everything else can happen in the phase as normal.