Does da jump count as reinforcements?

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It should be noted that the DA leap and other abilities of a similar nature have nothing to do with reinforcements. They are taken off the board and then quickly placed back on it, but they are not counted as a tactical reinforcement at any point.

Does the da leap qualify as movement?

The da jump message indicates that the unit is considered to have moved. Units that have been prepared to serve as reinforcements, such as green-tided ork units, are unable to move for any reason, not even with the aid of mental powers. That is not the same thing as actually moving; it just counts as having moved.

How does unstoppable green tide work?

Use Unstoppable Green Tide (3CP) at the end of your movement phase. This ability cannot be stopped. Choose a unit of Boyz that has fewer than half of the models it had at the beginning of the game still available. Take it from the field of combat and position the rest of the unit such that it is at full strength within six inches of a board edge and at least nine inches away from an enemy model.

Does unstoppable green tide count as reinforcements?

@OP: Indeed, you will need to pay reinforcement points for the new unit, and you will need to pay reinforcement points for the complete spawned unit rather than simply paying points for the models that are taking the place of those that have been killed. If the cost of your Boyz unit was 240 points, then the amount of Reinforcement Points you need to bring it back using Unstoppable Green Tide is also 240 points.

How does DA jump work?

To begin, what exactly is Da Jump? In the Ork index for the 8th edition, it is listed as a psychic power. You choose any infantry unit and then position it on the board more than nine inches away from any enemy models. This can be done anywhere on the board.

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