25-04-2013, 05:38 PM
1 - your list has no mark on the Maruder Horsemen. If you sit them in front of a frenzied unit, that unit cannot charge anything, so it gives you a degree of control. If you had a few units of chaos war hounds, you again can do the same.
2 - frenzy works like this. You CAN declare a charge at your will, against any unit that it is possible to complete the charge against. So if you are withing 12"+M" and you could make one wheel of 90* which doesn't count as part of the movement (must be used to get past blocking units and terrain, and maximise models in combat.) and it lies within the forward arc of sight of a unit, you MAY declare a charge. You choose which unit if there are more than one, potential target.
If you CHOOSE not to, and you have a target that it is possible that you COULD complete a charge (so again you COULD roll 2 or more 6's) then you must first pass a Ld test. If the test is failed you then HAVE to declare a charge against the NEAREST viable unit.
So again if you have a unit in front of your frenzied unit, then it could not complete a charge because its 'free' wheel would hit a friendly unit. Or if your unit was further in front, the free wheel would take it on a path, that when it then moves in a straight line it would fail to contact it's target.
Note that this tactic will not protect Valkia, because she has FLY, and will move over intervening units.
However the most important thing is that you have a Ld 10 general and a Battle Standard Bearer. As such any unit within 12" of both Scyla and the BSB will only have to charge a unit on a 1/144 chance. The most difficult part would be controlling Scyla seeing as he has random movement, but again holding him back behind your lines, would do that for you.
2 - frenzy works like this. You CAN declare a charge at your will, against any unit that it is possible to complete the charge against. So if you are withing 12"+M" and you could make one wheel of 90* which doesn't count as part of the movement (must be used to get past blocking units and terrain, and maximise models in combat.) and it lies within the forward arc of sight of a unit, you MAY declare a charge. You choose which unit if there are more than one, potential target.
If you CHOOSE not to, and you have a target that it is possible that you COULD complete a charge (so again you COULD roll 2 or more 6's) then you must first pass a Ld test. If the test is failed you then HAVE to declare a charge against the NEAREST viable unit.
So again if you have a unit in front of your frenzied unit, then it could not complete a charge because its 'free' wheel would hit a friendly unit. Or if your unit was further in front, the free wheel would take it on a path, that when it then moves in a straight line it would fail to contact it's target.
Note that this tactic will not protect Valkia, because she has FLY, and will move over intervening units.
However the most important thing is that you have a Ld 10 general and a Battle Standard Bearer. As such any unit within 12" of both Scyla and the BSB will only have to charge a unit on a 1/144 chance. The most difficult part would be controlling Scyla seeing as he has random movement, but again holding him back behind your lines, would do that for you.
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