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ETC 2015 - WH40K 7Th Edition Clarifications Document Version: 1.3 Last Update: 25/01/2015 ETC 2015 - WH40K 7th Edition Clarifications Document Version: 1.3 Last Update: 25/01/2015 ETC 2015 FAQ and Clarifications Version 1.3 Document History: Welcome to the new version of the ETC FAQ and Clarifications document to be used at the ETC 2015 in Prague. We will be keeping tabs on changes from now on, so in the future when text is barred like this it means the clarification is or has become void or is not in use ( sometimes maybe pending some Captains Council decisions). We will leave it in place for traceability between given versions of the ETC FAQ. Updates: 2014/09/30: Changes/Additions/Retractions marked in Green. 2014/11/16: Changes/Additions/Retractions marked in Red. 2014/12/12: Changes/Additions/Retractions marked in Blue 2015/01/25: Changes/Additions/Retractions marked in Purple More Information about the ETC? For more information about the ETC tournament please refer to : http://warhammer.org.uk/phpBB/viewforum.php?f=33 TABLE OF CONTENTS General ETC Clarifications ................................................................................................................ 8 Core Rules ...................................................................................................................................... 10 General ....................................................................................................................................... 10 The Turn ...................................................................................................................................... 10 Movement Phase ........................................................................................................................ 11 Psychic Phase, Psykers and Psychic Spells .................................................................................. 11 Shooting Phase ........................................................................................................................... 13 Assault Phase .............................................................................................................................. 14 Morale ........................................................................................................................................ 15 Units and Unit Types ...................................................................................................................... 15 General ....................................................................................................................................... 15 Artillery ....................................................................................................................................... 16 Bikes and jetbikes ....................................................................................................................... 16 Vehicles and Moving ................................................................................................................... 16 Vehicles and Damages ................................................................................................................ 16 Embarked units ........................................................................................................................... 17 Vehicles and assault, tank-shock & ramming ............................................................................ 17 Vehicles Shooting ........................................................................................................................ 18 Vehicles characteristics ............................................................................................................... 18 Skimmers .................................................................................................................................... 18 Chariots ....................................................................................................................................... 19 Flyers ........................................................................................................................................... 19 Flying Monstruous Creatures ..................................................................................................... 20 Characters ................................................................................................................................... 20 Battlefield Terrain ........................................................................................................................... 20 General Terrain Issues ................................................................................................................. 20 Difficult and Dangerous Terrain .................................................................................................. 21 Ruins at the ETC .......................................................................................................................... 21 Preparing For Battle ....................................................................................................................... 22 Choosing Your Army & ETC Restrictions .................................................................................... 22 Missions, Objectives and Scoring ............................................................................................... 22 Mission Special Rules ..................................................................................................................... 23 Mission Special Rules Clarifications ............................................................................................ 23 Universal Special Rules .................................................................................................................. 23 Universal Special Rules Clarifications ......................................................................................... 23 FORTIFICATIONS ............................................................................................................................. 25 General ....................................................................................................................................... 25 Skyshield Landing pad ................................................................................................................ 26 Bastion ........................................................................................................................................ 26 CHAOS DAEMONS .......................................................................................................................... 26 General ....................................................................................................................................... 26 HQ ............................................................................................................................................... 28 ELITES .......................................................................................................................................... 28 Fast Attack ................................................................................................................................... 28 CHAOS SPACE MARINES ................................................................................................................ 28 General ....................................................................................................................................... 29 HQ ............................................................................................................................................... 29 Heavy Support ............................................................................................................................ 29 Page 3 Black Legion Supplement .............................................................................................................. 29 General ....................................................................................................................................... 29 Crimson Slaughter Supplement .................................................................................................... 29 General ....................................................................................................................................... 30 DARK ELDAR .................................................................................................................................. 30 General ....................................................................................................................................... 30 HQ ............................................................................................................................................... 30 Fast attack ................................................................................................................................... 30 DARK ELDAR – Haemonculus Covens supplement ....................................................................... 30 HQ ............................................................................................................................................... 30 ELDAR ............................................................................................................................................ 30 General ....................................................................................................................................... 30 HQ 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