Kazimir's feat starts by saying "If Morozov is in Human Form, immediately replace him with his Shifted Form." If you feat with Kazimir, and you cannot physically place the Shifted Form on the table, does Kazimir get removed from play, ending the game in an immediate loss?
#Kazimir Feat If You Cannot Legally Replace Kazimir (Human Form) with Kazimir (Shifted Form)
vocal barn
brazen mantle
Sounds like a good time for a crit smite and some beatbacks
vocal barn
So, uh...don't do that.
Realistic situation in which this is relevant: Someone feats, shifts other models first, then goes to shift Kazimir and realizes he cannot be placed. The game state is irreparably altered by shifting some models. You cannot rewind it. You must now determine how to resolve this situation. In similar situations I believe the ruling was that if you cannot physically place a model that is replacing another model (such as a dragoon) then the model is removed from play.
gloomy halo
Get in the habit of replacing him first, and rewinding as necessary.
vocal barn
Obviously the practical advice is don't do that, as with most mistakes in the game. But I want to know what the ruling is on how to resolve if someone does do this.
This is the rules forum, after all.
gloomy halo
You already nailed it - if you can't place a model that must be placed, it's removed from play.
gleaming ruin
Ergo, if a player does choose to do this, then the feating player would immediately lose the game (assuming they have no more leader models on the table). So the "simplest" answer is don't. If you do, at least saying "ok I won't feat" is likely easily implemented.
upbeat garnet
I see nothing in the rules that says you remove that model from play when you cant place a model that must be placed.
