This advanced reaction allows a unit that a vehicle has moved through to attack the vehicle.

Trigger: The reactive player may declare a Death or Glory reaction whenever the active player moves through an enemy unit with a model that has the vehicle type.

Cost: The reactive player must spend 1 point of their reaction allotment to declare a Death or Glory reaction, this cost is paid as the declaration is made.

Target: For a Death or Glory reaction, the target model is always the enemy model with the vehicle type that triggered this reaction.  The unit that was being moved through by the target unit is considered the reacting unit.

Process

This advanced reaction allows a unit to attack units moving into play from reserves.

Trigger: The reactive player may declare an Intercept reaction whenever the active player brings a unit into play from reserves or aerial reserves.  This declaration is made as soon as the model is placed on the battlefield, before any mores or actions are resolved.

Cost: The reactive player must spend 1 point of their reaction allotment to declare an Intercept reaction, this cost is paid as soon as the declaration is made.

Target: The unit entering play from reserves or aerial reserves is always the target unit of this reaction.  After declaring this reaction, the reactive player must select one unit under their control, this unit must be able to draw line of sight to at least one model in the target unit.  The selected unit is the reacting unit.

Process
Once an Intercept reaction has been declared, the reactive player may make a shooting attack for the reacting unit, targeting only the target unit.  All attacks made as part of this shooting attack must be made as snap shots and models with the vehicle type may only attack with defensive weapons.

This reaction allows the Reactive Player to move a unit when an enemy unit ends its move within 12".

Trigger: The Reactive Player may declare a Reposition Reaction in Step 2 of the Move sub-phase process, if an enemy unit ends a move within 12" and in line of sight of a unit under the Reactive Player's control.

Cost: The Reactive Player must spend 1 point of their Reaction Allotment to declare a Reposition Reaction, this cost is paid as soon as the declaration is made.

Target: The target unit is always the unit whose move triggered the reaction.  Once the cost has been paid, the Reactive Player must select on unit under their control that is within 12" and has line of sight to the target unit, that unit is the reacting unit.

Process

This reaction allows the reactive player to make recovery tests for a unit that is the target of a shooting attack if the target unit has a Medic.

Trigger: The reactive player may declare a Medic! advanced reaction in step 9 of any shooting attack if the target unit of the shooting attack includes one or more models with the Medic(X) special rule.

Cost: The reactive player must spend 1 point of their reaction allotment to declare a Medic! reaction, this cost is paid as soon as the declaration is made.

Target: The target unit is always the unit which is the target of the shooting attack that triggered the reaction.  Once the cost has been paid, the reactive player must select on eligible unit under their control that is a target of that shooting attack.  That unit is the reacting unit.

Process

This reaction allows the reactive player to make a shooting attack for a unit that is the target of an enemy shooting attack.

Trigger: The reactive player may declare a Return Fire reaction in the shooting phase during step 3 of the shooting attack sequence of any shooting attack made by the active player.

Cost: The reactive player must spend 1 point of their reaction allotment to declare a Return Fire reaction, this cost is paid as soon as the declaration is made.

Target: The target unit is always the unit whose shooting attack triggered the reaction.  The reacting unit is always the unit that was the target of the shooting attack that triggered the reaction.

Process

This reaction allows the reactive player to gain a bonus to the toughness characteristic of models in a unit targeted by a shooting attack or volley attack if the majority of those models have the Shield trait.

Trigger: The reactive player may declare a Shieldwall! reaction in the shooting phase, at the start of step 3 of the shooting attack sequence of any shooting attack made by the active player, or at the start of step 4 of a charge declared by the active player.

Cost: The reactive player must spend 1 point of their reaction allotment to declare a Shieldwall! reaction, this cost is paid as soon as the declaration is made.

Target: For a Shieldwall! reaction, the reacting unit is always the unit that was the target of the shooting attack or charge that triggered the reaction.  This unit must include a majority of models with the Shield trait at the point when the reaction is declared.

Process

This reaction allows the reactive player to gain shrouded damage mitigation rolls for a model with the Smokescreen trait.

Trigger: The reactive player may declare a Smokescreen reaction in the shooting phases, at the start of step 3 of the shooting attack sequence of any shooting attack made by the active player.

Cost: The reactive player must spend 1 point of their reaction allotment to declare a Smokescreen reaction, this cost is paid as soon as the declaration is made.

Target: For a Smokescreen reaction, the reacting unit is always the unit that was the target of the shooting attack that triggered the reaction.  This unit must include a majority of models with the Smokescreen trait at the point when the reaction is declared.

Process

This advanced reaction allows a unit to attempt to avoid an enemy charge by moving.

Trigger: The reactive player may declare an evade reaction at the end of step 4 of the charge declared by the active player that targets a unit entirely composed of models with the light sub-type or cavalry type.

Cost: The reactive player must spend 1 point of their reaction allotment to declare an Evade reaction, this cost is paid as soon as the declaration is made.

Target: The unit that is the target of the charge that triggered this reaction is the reacting unit, while the unit making that charge is the charging unit.

Process

This advanced reaction allows the reactive player to declare challenges.

Trigger: The reactive player may declare a heroic intervention reaction if, in step 1 of the challenge sub-phase, the active player chooses to pass and declare no challenge for a selected combat.

Cost: The reactive player must spend 1 point of their reaction allotment to declare a Heroic Intervention reaction, this cost is paid as soon as the declaration is made.

Target: The combat in which the active player chose not to declare a challenge, triggering this reaction, is the target combat.

Process

This reaction allows the reactive player to make more powerful Volley Attacks.

Trigger: The reactive player may declare an Overwatch reaction during step 4 of the charge process of any charge declared by the active player.

Cost: The reactive player must spend 1 point of their reaction allotment to declare an Overwatch reaction, this cost is paid as soon as the declaration is made.

Target: For an Overwatch reaction, the target unit is always the unit whose charge triggered the reaction.  The reacting unit is always the unit that was declared as the target of the charge that triggered the reaction.

Process

This reaction allows the reactive player to gain a bonus to the toughness characteristic of models in a unit targeted by a shooting attack or volley attack if the majority of those models have the Shield trait.

Trigger: The reactive player may declare a Shieldwall! reaction in the shooting phase, at the start of step 3 of the shooting attack sequence of any shooting attack made by the active player, or at the start of step 4 of a charge declared by the active player.

Cost: The reactive player must spend 1 point of their reaction allotment to declare a Shieldwall! reaction, this cost is paid as soon as the declaration is made.

Target: For a Shieldwall! reaction, the reacting unit is always the unit that was the target of the shooting attack or charge that triggered the reaction.  This unit must include a majority of models with the Shield trait at the point when the reaction is declared.

Process