Been playing around with Ulix a lot lately. I've had some really nice runs shootin pigs and watchin them run Since I have been using this ability a lot lately I wanted to get some rules clarification. Shot in the Rear. "Target friendly Pig makes a charge action against any legal target, if the target of the charge action is killed, the pig must immediately make another charge action against the closest legal target, besides this model. The pig continues to make Charge Actions until it fails to kill its target, or there are no legal targets available."
Question 1. Can Ulix force a pig to charge out of an engagement? I feel like the answer is yes, since the pig is not actually declaring a charge(or is it?) is declaring part of making? I'm overthinking....
Question 2. If the Pig has charged into a model with a 1 in engage and has killed it, but is still engaged with something with say a 2 or 3 inch engage, does it keep going if there is a legal target outside that engagement?
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Been playing around with Ulix a lot lately. I've had some really nice runs shootin pigs and watchin them run Since I have been using this ability a lot lately I wanted to get some rules clarification. Shot in the Rear. "Target friendly Pig makes a charge action against any legal target, if the target of the charge action is killed, the pig must immediately make another charge action against the closest legal target, besides this model. The pig continues to make Charge Actions until it fails to kill its target, or there are no legal targets available."
Question 1. Can Ulix force a pig to charge out of an engagement? I feel like the answer is yes, since the pig is not actually declaring a charge(or is it?) is declaring part of making? I'm overthinking....
Question 2. If the Pig has charged into a model with a 1 in engage and has killed it, but is still engaged with something with say a 2 or 3 inch engage, does it keep going if there is a legal target outside that engagement?
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