17. Monsters And Vehicles

Each time you make a normal or advance move with a unit, MONSTER/VEHICLE models in that unit can be moved through friendly and enemy models (excluding other MONSTER/VEHICLE models).

Some models do not have a base; many of these are MONSTER/VEHICLE models. Such models have the FRAME keyword, as do some other large models. Whenever a rule refers to a model’s position in relation to anything else on the battlefield (e.g. when measuring distances), if that model has the FRAME keyword, unless otherwise stated, measure to and from the closest point on that model (so not necessarily from its base, if it has one).

When rotating a FRAME model as part of a move, if that model does not have a base, turn it any amount around its central axis, while keeping it upright.

In your Shooting phase, enemy MONSTER/VEHICLE units that are engaged can be selected as targets of ranged attacks (excluding attacks made with [BLAST] weapons).

Each time a model makes a ranged attack that targets such a unit, subtract 1 from the hit roll (excluding attacks made with [CLOSE‑QUARTERS] weapons by models in a unit engaged with the target).

The Vehicle can shoot at Infantry unit *A* using *close-quarters shooting*. While resolving those attacks, subtract 1 from *hit rolls* (excluding attacks made with [Close‑quarters] weapons).

Infantry unit *A* can shoot at the Vehicle using *normal shooting*. While resolving those attacks, subtract 1 from *hit rolls*. As the Vehicle is *engaged*, [Blast] weapons cannot target it, but can target other *unengaged* units.

The Vehicle can shoot at Infantry unit *B* using *close-quarters shooting*. While resolving those attacks, subtract 1 from *hit rolls*. As the INFANTRY unit is *engaged*, [Blast] weapons cannot target it, but can target other *unengaged* units.

Infantry unit *B* is *engaged*, but can shoot at the VEHICLE using *close-quarters shooting*. While doing so, it can only make attacks with its [CLOSE-QUARTERS] weapons and can only target the VEHICLE it is *engaged* with.