Kings of Oslo GT unofficial FAQ

[FredOslow]

If any official rulings on these matters come out before the event, we use those.
If not, use these temporary rulings for the event:

@Thomarsar

At any point in the Movement Phase, each Commander can attempt to issue one Command Order.

I can read this as “I can do a command while in the middle of any units move order. When I do a command order, I have to do all the command orders”.

Is this correct?

A: A: You can issue a Command Order at any point during a unit’s move. This includes both the units issuing or receiving the order. Each commander is free to separately issue a command during the phase when they want. They don’t all have to issue commands at the same time.

@Mathusala0

Wavering and fearless: If a unit with the fearless special rule withdraws from combat and has to pass through a friendly unit, is it wavered?

A: Yes, the Fearless unit is Wavered, because no Nerve test is involved. Imagine that the unit
has lost its cohesion and has to spend time reforming its ranks and files.

@Sam_Urai

If a unit with Crystal Pendant of Retribution fails the Withdraw nerve test and is routed, do the enemy units in contact suffer the hits?

Yes.

@Sam_Urai

Is either Rampage or Slayer giving extra attacks if fighting Monstrous Infantry?

Slayer also works on Monstrous Infantry.

@Justin

I’m a bit confused with how regen interacts with the withdraw order. Regen says to roll it before you resolve the move order. But theres no definition as to when the order is resolved. For other orders it doesn’t matter, but for the withdraw order, is the order resolved before or after you roll the nerve check?

If choosing to withdraw, roll Regeneration before the Nerve check.

@NecromancyBlack

Can a shambling unit affected by the Salamander command Will of the Ancients be surged into combat?

Yes. It only stops charging in the movement phase.

@PageNeo

When a unit routs all enemy units engaged with it except a yielding individual, is it counted as having routed all enemy units and can do a post-combat order?

A: The intent is that you can ALWAYS ignore yielding heroes, so yes, you do get your post-
combat orders. The only thing you cannot do is to end the post-combat order movement on top
of the yielding hero.

@Nadie

Q: A unit with ranged attacks charges a Yielding hero.
In the Shooting phase:
Q1: Could the unit shoot at the same hero?
Q2: Could it shoot at another unit within its shooting range?
Then, in the Combat phase, it would still fight the hero normally?

A: You cannot shoot the yielding hero you’re in base contact, because in order to be able to shoot (i.e. not engaged) you must ignore the hero, but if you ignore it, there is nothing there to shoot! You can, on the other hand, ignore the hero and shoot at another target. This is a rare exception, as charging units are not normally able to shoot because they end up engaged.
Yes, the unit can shoot against a different enemy unit and then fight the hero in Combat.
Also note that a unit can shoot at an enemy unit that is in base contact with a yielding hero, because they can ignore the hero.

@Sceleris

Does Routing from a failed Withdraw nerve roll count as destroyed in a ‘Combat’

Yes. It counts as a Combat and the enemy unit can take any Loot counter(s) the unit was carrying.

@Sam_Urai

Where are Loot Counters placed when a withdrawing units is destroyed because its movements leads through an enemy unit?

Count as routing outside of combat: “place the Counter(s) anywhere within its footprint before removing the unit”.

@FredOslow

Does Host Shadowbeast work on the caster (Self), regardless of unit type?

No, only for the unit types mentioned in the spell.

@FredOslow

Does Grupp Longnail have Blast on his spells also?

No, only on his combat attacks (like he was in 3rd)

@FredOslow

Can you ever declare more than two units charging towards any enemy facing (if one or more has a variable Wild Charge number so you dont yet know if they will make it)?

You can declare how many charges you want, but only two are allowed to make it into contact.

@FredOslow

What is the correct profile for Tidal Swarm?

It has been corrected in the Companion from 6.1.26
Move 6, Me 5+, De 2+, Att 12, Ne 12, Height 1, Scout

@FredOslow

When charging through a yielding Hero, do you have to end the move step clear, or can you end up “hovering” over the yielding hero and continue to pick up, align and slide to the final position?

You can hold your unit in the air and carry on to align and slide just like you were a flying unit.

[trulseren]

I assume this is done before moving the unit. Ie: you simply measure, establish the withdrawing unit hits an enemy unit and remove it where it stands

[FredOslow]

If actually rolling the withdraw distance, then stop the unit when it makes base contact with the enemy unit that causes the unit to rout. then place the token.