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# The enemy model hit can be pushed 1 inch directly away from the attacking model. | # The enemy model hit can be pushed 1 inch directly away from the attacking model. | ||
# After the enemy model is pushed, the attacking model can advance up to 1 inch directly toward it. | # After the enemy model is pushed, the attacking model can advance up to 1 inch directly toward it. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:21, 23 February 2024
Immediately after a basic atack with this weapon is resolved during the models Combat Action:
- The enemy model hit can be pushed 1 inch directly away from the attacking model.
- After the enemy model is pushed, the attacking model can advance up to 1 inch directly toward it.
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Errata and Clarifications for Beat Back
Edit You cannot move toward a model that is no longer on the table. When a movement occurs after a damage is resolved, and resolution of the damage destroys or removes a model from the table, then it is impossible to move toward that destroyed/removed model.
Errata-Follow Up (2023-08-23)
| Question: What is the timing of follow up, and do you still move if a slammed model is destroyed? | |
| Answer: 1. Slam attack 2. Damage to target and collateral damage. 3. If slammed model is still on the table, Follow Up movement. | |
| Explanation: The old ruling will still apply here. The rationale is the “slam” and “Slammed” descriptions include the target taking a damage roll caused by the action. Therefore the damage roll is part and parcel with resolving the “slam”. For the it was that you can not follow up to a model that has been destroyed as there is no longer a model on the board to follow up to. | |
| Infernal Ruling: elswickchuck (Infernal) - PP Community forum |
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