The Ghostly Howl of a Banshee is used in the Shooting phase. A Banshee may use it even in the turn she has declared a charge or marched and even when engaged in close combat, but in this case she can Howl only against one of the units she is fighting (the Howl will affect only the target unit, even in a multiple fight). The attack has a range of 8". The Banshee can target any one unit within this range (even characters on their own that could not normally be targeted by shooting, but not characters inside units) and does not need a line of sight to the target. Roll 2D6+2 and deduct the Leadership value of the unit from the score. For each point by which the roll beats the target's Leadership, the target suffers 1 wound, distributed exactly like missile fire amongst the unit. So if you roll a 9, thereby obtaining a total of 11, and the target unit's Leadership is 8, the unit suffers 3 wounds. No armour saving throw is allowed against wounds caused by a Banshee's Howl, but units can use the superior Leadership of the character who is leading them or even the General's, if he is within 12". Units which are Immune to Psychology are not affected by the Howl. In the case of ridden chariots/monsters, war machines and similar units, use the highest Leadership value of the models involved to determine the number of wounds caused and then randomise each wound as for shooting hits (discard wounds hitting war machines).