Its in the Vampire FAQ. You replaces the rules for break tests on page 33 of the VC rulebook with the special rules Unbreakable and Unstable.job wrote:Here's a real question: How does the "crumble" rule read? Do you just level the "unstable" rule on the entire unit? I never got an answer from anybody.
There is no rule saying you dont get supporting attacks, but your opponent may have misread the following:job wrote:This is a something I was told, but I can't find anything in the book suggesting it is correct:
If you are attacked in the flank along with the front, you lose your second rank attacks against the unit in the front arc. (We aren't talking about attacks against the flanking unit.)
Page 49, first paragraph. To paraphrase - 'You cant make supporting attacks to the flanks or rear. Models must fight the unit they are engaged with and so cannot make supporting attacks'.
So a unit engaged to the front and the side can make attacks to the front with it's front rank, attacks to the side with it's file on the engaged flank AND supporting attacks from any unengaged models that could normally make them. However, the supporting attacks must go to the front and never the flank.
It's a typo. The main FAQ changes it to "shooting phase" (About halfway down the 3rd page of the FAQ).job wrote:Also one other shocking thing:
When firing a war machine, it must be entirely moved and aimed in the movement phase