Models and Units

Description

A model represents a single miniature.

A unit is a group of models that activate together.

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Expanded Description

All stats and rules apply to each model individually unless a rule says otherwise.

Units act as a single group when issued commands unless a rule says otherwise.

Models in a unit must stay within 2 inches of another model in the same unit.

This is called coherency.

Coherency is checked during and after movement unless a rule says otherwise.

If models from the same unit are no longer in coherency, use the Combining and Splitting Units rules to resolve it.

If a movement, damage, scenario, or special rule creates a specific exception, use that rule instead.

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Example

A unit contains three models.

When the unit is issued a command, the models act together as one unit.

During movement, each model must remain within 2 inches of another model in the same unit.

If the models end up outside coherency, resolve the situation using the Combining and Splitting Units rules unless another specific rule applies.

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FAQ

Q: What is a model?
A: A model is a single miniature.

Q: What is a unit?
A: A unit is a group of models that activate together.

Q: Do rules apply to the whole unit or each model?
A: Stats and rules apply to each model individually unless a rule says otherwise.

Q: How do units act when issued commands?
A: They act as a single group unless a rule says otherwise.

Q: What is coherency?
A: Coherency means models in a unit must remain within 2 inches of another model in the same unit.

Q: When is coherency checked?
A: During and after movement unless a rule says otherwise.

Q: What happens if a unit is no longer in coherency?
A: Resolve it using the Combining and Splitting Units rules, unless a more specific rule applies.