Editing Warhammer 40,000/8th Edition Tactics/Imperial Guard (section)

====Movement Orders====
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These orders allow units to double move or advance/fall back and shoot, not only making transports less necessary but also letting you play with weapon ranges or slipping away from your foe.
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*'''Forwards, for the Emperor!:''' Ordered unit can shoot, even if it advanced in the movement phase. Heavy weapons will behave like Assault weapons on the advance, while Rapid Fire ones will behave even better, not taking any penalty to hit.
**Can be used for close play with weapons range: Get your special weapons into Rapid/Melta range without giving up your Lasgun shots (which can be split-fired), or get your Lasguns into 24" range to begin with. If deep-striking infantry arrived within 9+" of your unit, give the order and now they'll need a charge of 9" + your advance", although you'll be firing at a penalty if you do it with heavy weapons, since you moved. Get around corners; it's run & gun, man. If pure speed or rapid firing lasguns is what you're after, "Move! Move! Move!" and FRFSRF will serve you better.
*'''Get back in the fight!:''' Ordered unit can shoot, even if it fell back in its movement phase; ''no penalty, unlike Ultramarines''.
**The main point of falling back is allowing the rest of your army to shoot at the enemy and forcing it to eat another round of overwatch, if at the cost of the retreating squad's shooting. This order waives away that penalty, which can mark the difference when it rallies something like 20 rapid fire lasguns and plasma and flamers (specialists last longer) back against the enemy. Undeniably better than just punching them. HOWEVER, if the retreating squad is a badly mauled handful of survivors and you're forced to choose, you're better off ordering a nearby, healthier squad to FRFSRF: One sgt and three guardsmen don't really bring much back to the fight.
*'''Move! Move! Move!:''' Ordered unit must move as if it were in the movement phase, and it must advance and cannot charge. This lets your infantry ''outrun tanks and assault marines'', moving 19" on average. Get where you need to be (or out of dodge) ASAP.
*'''Full Throttle! (Tank Order):''' This is simply the Tank Order version of "Move! Move! Move!", and is identical in every other respect. ''Did you ever expect a Russ to move 27", outrunning Eldar skimmers?''.
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