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1d4chan>Exon at 16:15, 3 May 2020

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	'''Deep Strike''' is a Universal Special Rule in [[Warhammer 40,000]] representing the ability of some units to enter battle directly, as opposed to coming in from an edge. This generally involves dropping in from above, by such means as [[Drop Pod]]s, grav-chutes (favored method of [[Elysian Drop Troops]]), or just flying in, though some units drill in from below (such as the [[Tyranid]] Mawloc or [[Imperial Guard]]'s Hades Breaching Drill) and others teleport or otherwise warp in (like [[Space Marine]] [[Terminators]] and [[Chaos Daemons]]). It retains its existence in 8th Edition, but under different names ("[[Legion of the Damned\|Aid Unlooked For]]", "[[Terminator Squad\|Teleport Strike]]", etc.).		'''Deep Strike''' is a Universal Special Rule in [[Warhammer 40,000]] representing the ability of some units to enter battle directly, as opposed to coming in from an edge. This generally involves dropping in from above, by such means as [[Drop Pod]]s, grav-chutes (favored method of [[Elysian Drop Troops]]), or just flying in, though some units drill in from below (such as the [[Tyranid]] Mawloc or [[Imperial Guard]]'s Hades Breaching Drill) and others teleport or otherwise warp in (like [[Space Marine]] [[Terminators]] and [[Chaos Daemons]]). It retains its existence in 8th Edition, but under different names ("[[Legion of the Damned\|Aid Unlooked For]]", "[[Terminator Squad\|Teleport Strike]]", etc.).
	Based on the current 8th edition rules after the second Big FAQ, you can only '''Deep Strike''' starting with the second Battle Round (unless you're [[Genestealer Cults]] dropping in by Cult Ambush, which, according to the Big FAQ that introduced this rule, can actually deepstrike on turn 1). Units that were not deployed with a '''Deep Strike''' until the end of the third Battle Round count as destroyed.		Based on the current 8th edition rules after the second Big FAQ, you can only '''Deep Strike''' starting with the second Battle Round (unless you're [[Genestealer\|Genestealer Cults]] dropping in by Cult Ambush, which, according to the Big FAQ that introduced this rule, can actually deepstrike on turn 1). Units that were not deployed with a '''Deep Strike''' until the end of the third Battle Round count as destroyed.

	The term seems to be used in-universe, or at least in the terminology of the [[Codex Astartes]], as Commander [[Indrick Boreale]] describes [[Steel Rain]] as involving "multiple, simultaneous, and devastating defensive Deep Strikes."		The term seems to be used in-universe, or at least in the terminology of the [[Codex Astartes]], as Commander [[Indrick Boreale]] describes [[Steel Rain]] as involving "multiple, simultaneous, and devastating defensive Deep Strikes."

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1d4chan>Exon at 16:14, 3 May 2020

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	'''Deep Strike''' is a Universal Special Rule in [[Warhammer 40,000]] representing the ability of some units to enter battle directly, as opposed to coming in from an edge. This generally involves dropping in from above, by such means as [[Drop Pod]]s, grav-chutes (favored method of [[Elysian Drop Troops]]), or just flying in, though some units drill in from below (such as the [[Tyranid]] Mawloc or [[Imperial Guard]]'s Hades Breaching Drill) and others teleport or otherwise warp in (like [[Space Marine]] [[Terminators]] and [[Chaos Daemons]]). It retains its existence in 8th Edition, but under different names ("[[Legion of the Damned\|Aid Unlooked For]]", "[[Terminator Squad\|Teleport Strike]]", etc.).		'''Deep Strike''' is a Universal Special Rule in [[Warhammer 40,000]] representing the ability of some units to enter battle directly, as opposed to coming in from an edge. This generally involves dropping in from above, by such means as [[Drop Pod]]s, grav-chutes (favored method of [[Elysian Drop Troops]]), or just flying in, though some units drill in from below (such as the [[Tyranid]] Mawloc or [[Imperial Guard]]'s Hades Breaching Drill) and others teleport or otherwise warp in (like [[Space Marine]] [[Terminators]] and [[Chaos Daemons]]). It retains its existence in 8th Edition, but under different names ("[[Legion of the Damned\|Aid Unlooked For]]", "[[Terminator Squad\|Teleport Strike]]", etc.).
	Based on the current 8th edition rules after the second Big FAQ, you can only '''Deep Strike''' starting with the second Battle Round. Units that were not deployed with a '''Deep Strike''' until the end of the third Battle Round count as destroyed.		Based on the current 8th edition rules after the second Big FAQ, you can only '''Deep Strike''' starting with the second Battle Round (unless you're [[Genestealer Cults]] dropping in by Cult Ambush, which, according to the Big FAQ that introduced this rule, can actually deepstrike on turn 1). Units that were not deployed with a '''Deep Strike''' until the end of the third Battle Round count as destroyed.

	The term seems to be used in-universe, or at least in the terminology of the [[Codex Astartes]], as Commander [[Indrick Boreale]] describes [[Steel Rain]] as involving "multiple, simultaneous, and devastating defensive Deep Strikes."		The term seems to be used in-universe, or at least in the terminology of the [[Codex Astartes]], as Commander [[Indrick Boreale]] describes [[Steel Rain]] as involving "multiple, simultaneous, and devastating defensive Deep Strikes."

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1d4chan>MajorUmbau at 16:59, 26 October 2019

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	'''Deep Strike''' is a Universal Special Rule in [[Warhammer 40,000]] representing the ability of some units to enter battle directly, as opposed to coming in from an edge. This generally involves dropping in from above, by such means as [[Drop Pod]]s, grav-chutes (favored method of [[Elysian Drop Troops]]), or just flying in, though some units drill in from below (such as the [[Tyranid]] Mawloc or [[Imperial Guard]]'s Hades Breaching Drill) and others teleport or otherwise warp in (like [[Space Marine]] [[Terminators]] and [[Chaos Daemons]]). It retains its existence in 8th Edition, but under different names ("[[Legion of the Damned\|Aid Unlooked For]]", "[[Terminator Squad\|Teleport Strike]]", etc.).		'''Deep Strike''' is a Universal Special Rule in [[Warhammer 40,000]] representing the ability of some units to enter battle directly, as opposed to coming in from an edge. This generally involves dropping in from above, by such means as [[Drop Pod]]s, grav-chutes (favored method of [[Elysian Drop Troops]]), or just flying in, though some units drill in from below (such as the [[Tyranid]] Mawloc or [[Imperial Guard]]'s Hades Breaching Drill) and others teleport or otherwise warp in (like [[Space Marine]] [[Terminators]] and [[Chaos Daemons]]). It retains its existence in 8th Edition, but under different names ("[[Legion of the Damned\|Aid Unlooked For]]", "[[Terminator Squad\|Teleport Strike]]", etc.).
	Based on the current 8th edition rules after the second Big FAQ, you can only '''Deep Strike''' starting ~~wit~~ the second Battle Round. Units that were not deployed with a '''Deep Strike''' until the end of the third Battle Round count as destroyed.		Based on the current 8th edition rules after the second Big FAQ, you can only '''Deep Strike''' starting with the second Battle Round. Units that were not deployed with a '''Deep Strike''' until the end of the third Battle Round count as destroyed.

	The term seems to be used in-universe, or at least in the terminology of the [[Codex Astartes]], as Commander [[Indrick Boreale]] describes [[Steel Rain]] as involving "multiple, simultaneous, and devastating defensive Deep Strikes."		The term seems to be used in-universe, or at least in the terminology of the [[Codex Astartes]], as Commander [[Indrick Boreale]] describes [[Steel Rain]] as involving "multiple, simultaneous, and devastating defensive Deep Strikes."

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1d4chan>MajorUmbau at 16:56, 26 October 2019

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	'''Deep Strike''' is a Universal Special Rule in [[Warhammer 40,000]] representing the ability of some units to enter battle directly, as opposed to coming in from an edge. This generally involves dropping in from above, by such means as [[Drop Pod]]s, grav-chutes (favored method of [[Elysian Drop Troops]]), or just flying in, though some units drill in from below (such as the [[Tyranid]] Mawloc or [[Imperial Guard]]'s Hades Breaching Drill) and others teleport or otherwise warp in (like [[Space Marine]] [[Terminators]] and [[Chaos Daemons]]). It retains its existence in 8th Edition, but under ~~about seventy~~ different names ("[[Legion of the Damned\|Aid Unlooked For]]", "[[Terminator Squad\|Teleport Strike]]", etc.)		'''Deep Strike''' is a Universal Special Rule in [[Warhammer 40,000]] representing the ability of some units to enter battle directly, as opposed to coming in from an edge. This generally involves dropping in from above, by such means as [[Drop Pod]]s, grav-chutes (favored method of [[Elysian Drop Troops]]), or just flying in, though some units drill in from below (such as the [[Tyranid]] Mawloc or [[Imperial Guard]]'s Hades Breaching Drill) and others teleport or otherwise warp in (like [[Space Marine]] [[Terminators]] and [[Chaos Daemons]]). It retains its existence in 8th Edition, but under different names ("[[Legion of the Damned\|Aid Unlooked For]]", "[[Terminator Squad\|Teleport Strike]]", etc.).
			Based on the current 8th edition rules after the second Big FAQ, you can only '''Deep Strike''' starting wit the second Battle Round. Units that were not deployed with a '''Deep Strike''' until the end of the third Battle Round count as destroyed.

	The term seems to be used in-universe, or at least in the terminology of the [[Codex Astartes]], as Commander [[Indrick Boreale]] describes [[Steel Rain]] as involving "multiple, simultaneous, and devastating defensive Deep Strikes."		The term seems to be used in-universe, or at least in the terminology of the [[Codex Astartes]], as Commander [[Indrick Boreale]] describes [[Steel Rain]] as involving "multiple, simultaneous, and devastating defensive Deep Strikes."

	[[Category:Warhammer 40,000]]		[[Category:Warhammer 40,000]]

86.1.122.140 at 19:49, 25 July 2017

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	'''Deep Strike''' is a Universal Special Rule in [[Warhammer 40,000]] representing the ability of some units to enter battle directly, as opposed to coming in from an edge. This generally involves dropping in from above, by such means as [[Drop Pod]]s, grav-chutes (favored method of [[Elysian Drop Troops]]), or just flying in, though some units drill in from below (such as the [[Tyranid]] Mawloc or [[Imperial Guard]]'s Hades Breaching Drill) and others teleport or otherwise warp in (like [[Space Marine]] [[Terminators]] and [[Chaos Daemons]]). It retains its existence in 8th Edition, but under about seventy different names ("[[Legion of the Damned\|Aid Unlooked For]]", "[[Terminator Squad\|Teleport Strike]]", etc.)		'''Deep Strike''' is a Universal Special Rule in [[Warhammer 40,000]] representing the ability of some units to enter battle directly, as opposed to coming in from an edge. This generally involves dropping in from above, by such means as [[Drop Pod]]s, grav-chutes (favored method of [[Elysian Drop Troops]]), or just flying in, though some units drill in from below (such as the [[Tyranid]] Mawloc or [[Imperial Guard]]'s Hades Breaching Drill) and others teleport or otherwise warp in (like [[Space Marine]] [[Terminators]] and [[Chaos Daemons]]). It retains its existence in 8th Edition, but under about seventy different names ("[[Legion of the Damned\|Aid Unlooked For]]", "[[Terminator Squad\|Teleport Strike]]", etc.)

	The term seems to be used in-universe, as Commander [[Indrick Boreale]] describes [[Steel Rain]] as involving "multiple, simultaneous, and devastating defensive Deep Strikes."		The term seems to be used in-universe, or at least in the terminology of the [[Codex Astartes]], as Commander [[Indrick Boreale]] describes [[Steel Rain]] as involving "multiple, simultaneous, and devastating defensive Deep Strikes."

	[[Category:Warhammer 40,000]]		[[Category:Warhammer 40,000]]

2602:306:32EB:400:29B0:7CA5:F22D:BF09 at 21:14, 2 June 2017

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	'''Deep Strike''' is a Universal Special Rule in [[Warhammer 40,000]] representing the ability of some units to enter battle directly, as opposed to coming in from an edge. This generally involves dropping in from above, by such means as [[Drop Pod]]s, grav-chutes (favored method of [[Elysian Drop Troops]]), or just flying in, though some units drill in from below (such as the [[Tyranid]] Mawloc or [[Imperial Guard]]'s Hades Breaching Drill) and others teleport or otherwise warp in (like [[Space Marine]] [[Terminators]] and [[Chaos Daemons]]).		'''Deep Strike''' is a Universal Special Rule in [[Warhammer 40,000]] representing the ability of some units to enter battle directly, as opposed to coming in from an edge. This generally involves dropping in from above, by such means as [[Drop Pod]]s, grav-chutes (favored method of [[Elysian Drop Troops]]), or just flying in, though some units drill in from below (such as the [[Tyranid]] Mawloc or [[Imperial Guard]]'s Hades Breaching Drill) and others teleport or otherwise warp in (like [[Space Marine]] [[Terminators]] and [[Chaos Daemons]]). It retains its existence in 8th Edition, but under about seventy different names ("[[Legion of the Damned\|Aid Unlooked For]]", "[[Terminator Squad\|Teleport Strike]]", etc.)

	The term seems to be used in-universe, as Commander [[Indrick Boreale]] describes [[Steel Rain]] as involving "multiple, simultaneous, and devastating defensive Deep Strikes."		The term seems to be used in-universe, as Commander [[Indrick Boreale]] describes [[Steel Rain]] as involving "multiple, simultaneous, and devastating defensive Deep Strikes."

	[[Category:Warhammer 40,000]]		[[Category:Warhammer 40,000]]

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'''Deep Strike''' is a Universal Special Rule in [[Warhammer 40,000]] representing the ability of some units to enter battle directly, as opposed to coming in from an edge. This generally involves dropping in from above, by such means as [[Drop Pod]]s, grav-chutes (favored method of [[Elysian Drop Troops]]), or just flying in, though some units drill in from below (such as the [[Tyranid]] Mawloc or [[Imperial Guard]]'s Hades Breaching Drill) and others teleport or otherwise warp in (like [[Space Marine]] [[Terminators]] and [[Chaos Daemons]]).

The term seems to be used in-universe, as Commander [[Indrick Boreale]] describes [[Steel Rain]] as involving "multiple, simultaneous, and devastating defensive Deep Strikes."

[[Category:Warhammer 40,000]]