my understanding is that you can do either but not both in a single turn.

so you may need to mark some models to remember if they already threw their spear while charging. those models won't shoot in the shoot phase of the same turn.

sometimes you'll kill your opponent by the throwing spear and you won't have another reachable target to charge.

and no, you have to be able to attack the target first (within range), then when moving towards him stop just 1" before reaching him and throw, then move into charge if he's still alive. if he's killed then you can charge another target that's within the rest of your movement allowance for this turn.

hope it helps

You can throw in the move phase only if you're charging.
You can throw in the shoot phase only if you did not throw in the move phase, and only moved half.

Since it is possible to kill the model you're throwing at in the move phase and not reach someone else with the rest of your move, you have to track who threw so you do it correctly in the shoot phase.

You can throw in the shoot phase only if you did not throw in the move phase, and only moved half.

:shock: A rule whafrog didn't know!
Yep, that's why I like throwing weapons, if he stays just out of charging range you can still move full tilt as close as possible and then pummel him in the shoot phase.

I meant that they move first and stop 15 cm's away from you so you can't charge them, then you move to within one cm and blast them with the daggers.

I really like prowlers for there throwing daggers, if the opponent uses his extra movement to dance around you he will be getting thrown to pieces.

Interesting. They seem to be worth their points especially as they have the backstabbers rule.

They are very much worth the points. I often wonder why someone doesn't field a force of just prowlers. They're cheap as orcs, as good at fighting, better at shooting, have throwing weapons and a two special rules (cave dweller and backstabber).