Editing Warhammer 40,000/Tactics/Solar Auxilia (30k) (section)

==Special Rules==
*'''Disciplined Fire:''' All models with this rule can fire Overwatch at BS2 when using Pistols, Assault and Rapid-fire weapons (read: all your infantry). Whatever helps stalling close combat is nice, but with AP'''-''' on most of your weapons this isn't a game changer. Though it's a nice incentive for buying plasma pistols or Archaeotech Pistols for that re-rollable 5+
*'''Close Formation Fighting:''' Akin to the Greek and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macedonian_phalanx| Macedonian phalanxes], 2+ models with this rule in base contact during an assault phase gain +1 WS, sorta helping stall those killer marines. Like with the real life formation, this is meant to be used for gaining/holding ground while support units (like tanks & artillery) do the real pummeling. Of course, assume this formation only when assaulters are upon you - your enemy also has artillery of his own! Use your charge and pile in moves to lock arms, then your consolidate and run moves to break apart again.
** Some of the neckbeards will remember Imperial Guard had similiar rule back in 3rd edition. Nice reference indeed.
*'''Hold the Line:''' If you have a squad within 12" of another squad ''from the same Tercio'' (platoon) that is not falling back, you can re-roll Morale and Pinning rolls of 6 in the Psychic or Shooting phases. They'll still flee in assault, but CFF helps them in that. Nice, because your vexillas (banners), unlike the Legion's ones, ''won't'' allow you to re-roll morale checks.
*'''Structured Command:''' The elaborated version of 40K Militarum's Chain of Command.
**The Lord Marshal is always the Warlord unless there's a named character who can override.
**If you lack any Lord Marshals, then a Legate Commander is the Warlord.
**Not having those, the Stratego of any of your Tactical Command Section will be the Warlord.
**Not having that, then the Tank Commander with the priciest tank will be the Warlord, but he won't have a Trait. This will never happen barring extremely situational instances (such as taking a [[Knight Errant]]), since in order to take a tank commander in your primary detachment you need another HQ to fill the compulsory slot, and all of them outrank him.