Special Rules
Flying
Flying overrides the normal prohibition on moving over or through models.
How Flying works
Flying overrides the normal prohibition on moving over or through models.
A unit with Flying ignores terrain and Cover movement penalties unless another rule explicitly states otherwise.
Flying does not allow a unit to end movement in an illegal position or within prohibited enemy distance unless a Charge or movement effect allows it to enter engagement.
Example
A unit or weapon with Flying meets the rule's stated condition. Flying overrides the normal prohibition on moving over or through models. Once those steps are complete, play continues normally.
Frequently asked questions
- What does Flying do?
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Flying overrides the normal prohibition on moving over or through models.
- What is the main result of Flying?
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Flying overrides the normal prohibition on moving over or through models.
- What limits should I remember for Flying?
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A unit with Flying ignores terrain and Cover movement penalties unless another rule explicitly states otherwise. Flying does not allow a unit to end movement in an illegal position or within prohibited enemy distance unless a Charge or movement effect allows it to enter engagement.
- What happens after Flying is resolved?
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Finish any remaining steps of the current command, attack or timing window, apply the restrictions or lasting effects stated in Flying, and then continue play.
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