Outflank Instead of being deployed on the battlefield as normal, if all models in a Detachment have the Outflank special rule, the Detachment may be placed in Reserve. While in Reserve, Detachments with the Outflank special rule can only be issued the Advance Order or March Order.
When a Detachment with the Outflank special rule that is in Reserve is activated in any Movement phase other than the first, the controlling player may choose to leave it in Reserve or Flank the enemy. When a Detachment Flanks the enemy, the controlling player places the models in that Detachment in base contact with any battlefield edge, although no model can be deployed within 8" of the enemy's battlefield edge. Once deployed in this way, the Detachment may complete its activation as normal (i.e., it may move during the Movement phase and/or fire during the Combat phase, etc.).
Forward Deployment After both players have deployed their armies, including Infiltrating Detachments, but before the first round of the battle, if all models in a Detachment have the Forward Deployment special rule, the Detachment may make a special move.
The controlling player can move each Forward Deployment Detachment on the battlefield up to a number of inches equal to its Movement characteristic, ignoring Difficult terrain and Dangerous terrain rules. This move can the Detachment outside of its deployment zone and a Detachment can Garrison a Structure if they are able to.
If both players have Forward Deployment Detachments, then the winner of a roll-off chooses who moves their Detachments first.
Cortex Controller If a Detachment with the Cybernetica Cortex (X) special rule has at least one model wholly within 8" of a friendly model with the Cortex Controller special rule, the former Detachment can be issued with any Order it would be eligible to be issued, instead of just those listed in brackets.
*Note: The Cortex Controller does not need to be part of the same Formation, merely the same Army.*
