What was the issue, and has it been fixed?

[Lord Asterion]

Actually, incorrect. They CAN, it's just too late to do anything with it unless both are Reserved for Outflank.

Well yes, sorry, I just meant they can't in the context they're arguing for.

[RGilbert26]

Played a big game yesterday at my local GW (a fun narrative game) and I rolled for my Chaos Lord's Warlord traits. Guess what I got?

D3 Infantry units may be given Infiltrate - argh!

[Mr Mystery]

Actually, incorrect. They CAN, it's just too late to do anything with it unless both are Reserved for Outflank.

Bingo.

They're allowed to join any unit as per the rules.

There's just no way to actually attach them during deployment.

[Charistoph]

Bingo.

They're allowed to join any unit as per the rules.

There's just no way to actually attach them during deployment.

Sure there is. The IC Infiltrates in to the unit's position.

Or did you mean before Deployment?

[Mr Mystery]

Meaning before and indeed during.

Units with infiltrate go down last. So by the time Captain Sneaky McSneaky of the Emperor's Sneakers gets to deploy by Infiltrate, all other units without infiltrate are either on the board, or declared in Reserve.

Only way for a character to join a unit prior to actually being placed on the board is if they and the unit are in Reserves.

[Charistoph]

Meaning before and indeed during.

Units with infiltrate go down last. So by the time Captain Sneaky McSneaky of the Emperor's Sneakers gets to deploy by Infiltrate, all other units without infiltrate are either on the board, or declared in Reserve.

Only way for a character to join a unit prior to actually being placed on the board is if they and the unit are in Reserves.

Yeup.

So far. GW may make an IC that actually can do that. They always like breaking their own rules.