MickMet
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During the special action of Hitching a Ride, can the Taxi Crab move whilst it is completely surrounded by potential riding models?
2 schools of thought on this one.
1, No, it is not able to move because the Taxi Crab can not move through models. The rules state that the models are moved into contact at the end of the movement and are therefore not deemed as being continously pushed along.
2, As the name of the special ability is called Hitching a Ride, it is logical to assume the continous movement of the action. Therefore the Taxi Crab is pushing the models in front of it as though they were riding, as the name of the ability suggests. Assumption that the ruling of the ability had to be shortened due to space on card and a certain amount of common sense is applied.
I think it is vital that these sort of queries get ironed out, because this will set the standard of how rules are interpreted in future. Ie extreamly precise like Warmachine rules, where punctuation and rules as written are vital to each ability. Or a more light hearted approach where common sense is applied?
Mick
2 schools of thought on this one.
1, No, it is not able to move because the Taxi Crab can not move through models. The rules state that the models are moved into contact at the end of the movement and are therefore not deemed as being continously pushed along.
2, As the name of the special ability is called Hitching a Ride, it is logical to assume the continous movement of the action. Therefore the Taxi Crab is pushing the models in front of it as though they were riding, as the name of the ability suggests. Assumption that the ruling of the ability had to be shortened due to space on card and a certain amount of common sense is applied.
I think it is vital that these sort of queries get ironed out, because this will set the standard of how rules are interpreted in future. Ie extreamly precise like Warmachine rules, where punctuation and rules as written are vital to each ability. Or a more light hearted approach where common sense is applied?
Mick