Special Rules
Ram
When a weapon with Ram is used for an attack, its RoF or Att value equals the number of enemy models in range for that attack. Use whichever value applies to the attack being resolved.
How Ram works
When a weapon with Ram is used for an attack, its RoF or Att value equals the number of enemy models in range for that attack. Use whichever value applies to the attack being resolved.
If the attacking model moved into base-to-base contact as part of the command that caused the attack, the weapon's Force equals the distance in inches that model moved, to a maximum Force of 6.
Resolve the attack through the normal attack and damage rules unless another rule explicitly states otherwise.
Example
A unit or weapon with Ram meets the rule's stated condition. When a weapon with Ram is used for an attack, its RoF or Att value equals the number of enemy models in range for that attack. Use whichever value applies to the attack being resolved. Once those steps are complete, play continues normally.
Frequently asked questions
- What does Ram do?
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When a weapon with Ram is used for an attack, its RoF or Att value equals the number of enemy models in range for that attack. Use whichever value applies to the attack being resolved.
- What is the main result of Ram?
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When a weapon with Ram is used for an attack, its RoF or Att value equals the number of enemy models in range for that attack. Use whichever value applies to the attack being resolved.
- What limits should I remember for Ram?
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If the attacking model moved into base-to-base contact as part of the command that caused the attack, the weapon's Force equals the distance in inches that model moved, to a maximum Force of 6. Resolve the attack through the normal attack and damage rules unless another rule explicitly states otherwise.
- What happens after Ram 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 Ram, and then continue play.
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