<p>The rules for Summoning Spells (Nagash Book 1, pg 14) state that <em>"the Summoned unit must be deployed wholly within the spell's range <strong>and at least 1" away from all other units</strong>, buildings and impassable terrain."</em></p>

<p>The Spell <em>"Kandorak - The Harbinger"</em> (Nagash Book 1, pg 15) does not state that the charcter summoned has an exception to this rule.</p>

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2014-10-07T02:40:09.467Z
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Michael Campbell
<p>With the arrival of new summoning spells in the End of Times expansion there is a new spell which allows the wizard to summon a character (worth up to 65 points).</p>

<p>Can this spell be used to summon a character directly into an existing unit or do they have to appear nearby and walk in during the movement phase?</p>

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Can characters be summoned into a unit?
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# Can characters be summoned into a unit?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-10-06)

With the arrival of new summoning spells in the End of Times expansion there is a new spell which allows the wizard to summon a character (worth up to 65 points).

Can this spell be used to summon a character directly into an existing unit or do they have to appear nearby and walk in during the movement phase?

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2014-10-07. Score: 1 | Accepted answer

The rules for Summoning Spells (Nagash Book 1, pg 14) state that *"the Summoned unit must be deployed wholly within the spell's range **and at least 1" away from all other units**, buildings and impassable terrain."*

The Spell *"Kandorak - The Harbinger"* (Nagash Book 1, pg 15) does not state that the charcter summoned has an exception to this rule.


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