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The subject basically says it all. A good friend just got a doomwheel which we've only had one game with but which he loves and I now expect to see every time he sets down his army.
In this game I tossed a unit of skinks at it (mostly to soak up the lightning) but also to try and do some damage. On his turn he decided he wanted to ram into them and charge as that would quickly tear apart the skinks. My question is do I get a flee reaction, and if I do when does it happen, and does he still have to chase me.
Doomwheel's are very weird in this regard as far as I can tell. The text of the doomwheel says just to roll your movement and then move, if you hit an opposing unit then it counts as a charge. This sounds like charges don't need to be declared by the wheel (hence a charge reaction is not declared then either). The Skaven FAQ states both that they don't need LOS to charge and that they must engage the side of a unit which they begin a turn on (hence can't drive around a unit and flank it if it starts in the front).
So, do I get a stand or flee reaction at the time he smacks into my unit? (as in over-running into a fresh enemy) And if I do flee must he try to pursue with the remainder of whatever he rolled to move with?
In this game I tossed a unit of skinks at it (mostly to soak up the lightning) but also to try and do some damage. On his turn he decided he wanted to ram into them and charge as that would quickly tear apart the skinks. My question is do I get a flee reaction, and if I do when does it happen, and does he still have to chase me.
Doomwheel's are very weird in this regard as far as I can tell. The text of the doomwheel says just to roll your movement and then move, if you hit an opposing unit then it counts as a charge. This sounds like charges don't need to be declared by the wheel (hence a charge reaction is not declared then either). The Skaven FAQ states both that they don't need LOS to charge and that they must engage the side of a unit which they begin a turn on (hence can't drive around a unit and flank it if it starts in the front).
So, do I get a stand or flee reaction at the time he smacks into my unit? (as in over-running into a fresh enemy) And if I do flee must he try to pursue with the remainder of whatever he rolled to move with?