Potentially I think itвЂ™s been given a name so that it can more easily be referred to in rules and maybe some units will have greater Engagement Ranges than others? For now itвЂ™s been confirmed to refer to 1вЂќ as it was in 8th Edition. What is Engagement Range though?Д®ngagement range is the new term for being within 1вЂќ of the enemy. So no firing Battle Cannons directly in front of your Russes, but you could still declare these weapons are targets outside of combat and hope that the Russes sponson, coax and pintle mounted weaponry are able clear the way to shoot the main gun. The other bit not included here though is that the new Blast weapon rule for 9th Edition prevents these weapons from being used on Enemy units within Engagement Range. Luckily I write articles online about Warhammer 40k Rules so I can reformat these rules a little to make each part a bit more distinct and thereвЂ™s nothing you can do to stop me. If I had a critique itвЂ™s that the rule could use a bit of formatting to make the separate parts clearer. The new rule that covers Vehicles and Monsters squeezes a lot of information into a pretty dense rule. You can find our summary of confirmed information for 9th Edition here and on Big Guns Never Tire here. The contents of this article are based on public previews and incomplete information, I have noted any rules assumptions I have made where relevant. Quick Disclaimer: Warhammer 40k 9th Edition was not released at time of writing. In todayвЂ™s Ruleshammer, Rob вЂњVreвЂ™kaisвЂќ Chilton looks at 9thвЂ™s new rule Big Guns Never Tire. In Ruleshammer, we look at the nuances of the gameвЂ™s rules and how they affect gameplay, clearing up potential issues and helping make sense of some of the gameвЂ™s less common interactions. Although we love Warhammer 40,000, the gameвЂ™s complexity can be daunting, particularly for newer players.

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