The Perfect Warrior* (p.26 GK 'dex)
The wording for the Rapier Strike is as follows: "-- The Champion makes D3 attacks this turn (D3+1 if he charged). These attacks are resolved at iniative 10 and must be directed against a single independent character or monstrous creature in base contact."
Now, as most of you know, Crowe (and brotherhood chapions) do not have attack values in their profile, yet Crowe is a character and Brotherhood Champions are independent characters. For those of you who do not know, Perfect Warrior rule gives you 3 stances:
1) single attack against each model in b2b
2) reroll all failed saves - but do not attack at all that round
3) get a D3 (D3+1 on charge) attacks on charge against IC / MC on b2b at I10
So, the real question is: Can that Rapier Strike-mode be used (in challenges for example) against characters now, and what is the exact relation of Character and Independent Character?
Reason i am wondering this, is that the role of the model is to be a 1on1 fighter, yet when fighting against characters, plain RAW (if i understand it correctly) would mean that armys most skilled duelist can strike only once against characters in challenges..