Ariving from reserves turn 1?

[niiai]

High, just making sure. GSC have no way of ariving from reserves turn 1 right? I rememver doing it when the book first came out. But I asume that was in the small window before the new reserve rules came into play? I just remember that it was legal to arive in your own deployment zone, but I might remember it wrong.

[hivefleetkerrigan]

Not in matched play.
We can use blips which are a weird hybrid.

[No One]

There was a way to do so right after Codex with current reserve rules (well, technically after first Codex FAQ), but then that got FAQed out later. You can still DS turn 1 with summoning (and blips as above, which are technically DS but in practice just interesting deployment stuff).

[niiai]

Apr 14, 2020 0:32:28 GMT No One said:

There was a way to do so right after Codex with current reserve rules (well, technically after first Codex FAQ), but then that got FAQed out later. You can still DS turn 1 with summoning (and blips as above, which are technically DS but in practice just interesting deployment stuff).

OK, that is probably what I remember then.

Our stuff is stil destroyed if we do not arrive before turn 3 is over, right? And no way to use the same stratagem twice in one turn?

Also, there is a syratagem to put things in reserves again, and they will not die before the end of turn 3, right?

[No One]

Yes to everything.

[wound]

How does the summoning bypass t1 restriction?

[No One]

Because it doesn't exist at deployment (or at T3) to cop those. It's explicitly called out in FAQ as not having restrictions apply.

[arsonfire]

Apr 14, 2020 21:24:34 GMT wound said:

How does the summoning bypass t1 restriction?

Tactical Reserves is the rule which prevents reinforcements on turn 1. You can check the latest wording in Chapter Approved 2019, or in the September 2019 rules errata document.
It only refers to units which are set up off the table during deployment. So units which are created after deployment are not subject to it.