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	This page indexes how movement works in 7th Edition 40k:		This page indexes how movement works in 7th Edition 40k. For 8th Edition movement rules, [[Warhammer_40,000/Tactics/Movement_101(8E)\|click here]].

	==How Movement Works==		==How Movement Works==

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	**Sometimes, the bait they throw out to cover the retreat of their unit is worth killing, even if it's small-fry by comparison.		**Sometimes, the bait they throw out to cover the retreat of their unit is worth killing, even if it's small-fry by comparison.

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PercussiveMaintenance moved page Warhammer 40,000/Tactics/Movement 101 to Warhammer 40,000/Tactics/Movement 101(7E): Moving 7th edition content to a 7th ed page, so the main can become a redirect to the current edition.

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	This page indexes how movement works in 40k:		This page indexes how movement works in 7th Edition 40k:

	==How Movement Works==		==How Movement Works==

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	*Unless your strategy depends on it, keep your units from being strung out. You never know when an enemy may change tactics and a unit may need fire support quickly.		*Unless your strategy depends on it, keep your units from being strung out. You never know when an enemy may change tactics and a unit may need fire support quickly.
	*Unit cohesion means models in a unit must be within 2 inches of each other, but that doesn't mean you want your blobs of troops in base contact at all times. Keep your models in loose formation; horrible things happen under blast templates.		*Unit cohesion means models in a unit must be within 2 inches of each other, but that doesn't mean you want your blobs of troops in base contact at all times. Keep your models in loose formation; horrible things happen under blast templates.
	*Remember, every inch counts. If you run and you roll a 1, tough, one inch can reform your entire squad from a jumbled mess to an orderly squad in tip top shape.		*Remember, every inch counts. If you run and you roll a 1, tough, but one inch can reform your entire squad from a jumbled mess to an orderly squad in tip top shape.
	*Good god people, remember when moving your vehicles and walkers which side their heaviest armor is on. So if you have a Leman Russ and you see the enemy has Lascannons, point the front of the damn tank towards them, or eat shit and die.		*Good god people, remember when moving your vehicles and walkers which side their heaviest armor is on. So if you have a Leman Russ and you see the enemy has Lascannons, point the front of the damn tank towards them, or eat shit and die.
	**Additional note: Be VERY careful when shooting tanks with fixed forward guns, (Vindicator I'm looking at you), like a real world tank destroyer if you try to turn to one target, you may well leave your self open.		**Additional note: Be VERY careful when shooting tanks with fixed forward guns, (Vindicator I'm looking at you), like a real world tank destroyer if you try to turn to one target, you may well leave your self open.

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How Movement Works

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	==How Movement Works==		==How Movement Works==

	You measure. You move~~. Six inch movement, 12",~~ or ~~running? You decide~~. If ~~[[your dudes]] have jetpacks~~, ~~they~~ can move 2d6 in assault phase. ~~Most~~ weapons can't fire ~~after moving 12~~"~~, instead making a Snap Shot at BS1~~.		You measure. You choose whether to move or not. If you choose to move, you choose the direction and distance.

			How far you can move depends on the phase and the model's type and/or special rules, but the general distances for everything except non-Walker Vehicles are 6" in the movement phase, 1d6" in the shooting phase in lieu of shooting (this is called Running), and 2d6" in the assault phase if you did not run and have an enemy to target (this is called Charging); when Charging, you either make it to your target or not at all, with no partial movement.

			The general distances for non-Walker Vehicles are choosing 6" or 12" in the Movement Phase (which modifies how many weapons can fire at what accuracy) and then 6" or shooting in the shooting phase.

	==Common Rules Mistakes==		==Common Rules Mistakes==