Transport moving flat out

[Lupin]

Does a valkyrie with passengers moving 13" and being shot down automatically lose the passengers as to the new FAQ?

Does it overwrite Grav-chute insertion?

Major hurt on BA rhinos too...

[BuFFo]

Unit specific rules, in my opinion, should always be at the top of the rule food chain. You need the FAQ to specifically address the Grav-chute Insertion to override it.

FAQs for the 40k rule book only work with the basic 40k rules. You would need to read the IG FAQ to see what the deal is.

[Lupin]

i just read in another post that the valkyrie would have to be brought down on my own turn so the unit inside would be destroyed which doesnt happen very often if you stay out of difficult terrain...

[DarkLink]

Turn, by default, refers to player turn. If you're Valkyrie moves flat out and it then has to take a difficult terrain test, fails it and is destroyed, then yes, you lose the squad. However, if your opponent shoots it down next turn, you don't lose the squad, as it is not the same player turn in which you moved flat out.

[JMichael]

Turn, by default, refers to player turn. If you're Valkyrie moves flat out and it then has to take a difficult terrain test, fails it and is destroyed, then yes, you lose the squad. However, if your opponent shoots it down next turn, you don't lose the squad, as it is not the same player turn in which you moved flat out.

yup. that's right.
And just for ref. It's rules p9, second column first paragraph that states any reference to 'the turn' means player turn not game turn.