There's a lot of disappointing things about the autarch. For example, his lack of any of the awesome wargear options/rules from the aspects. The only good things about him are his price, if you were playing a 1000 point game for instance and couldn't afford 100 points for the vastly superior farseer, and the reserves rule, which is only good if you are using reserves. The only reason to run was is when using him/her in a fluff list or a cheap way to man a quad cannon. But I digress, this is a rules thread, not a lack of rules thread.
I have a question. Why bothering making monofiliment ap1 on a wound roll of 6 and bladestorm ap2? Why the difference?
The only difference is the effect on vehicles. AP2 gets a bonus on the vehicle penetration chart, but AP1 gets a bigger one.
but you don't wound vehicles...
QUOTE Jwolf: "Besides, Tynskel isn't evil, he's just drawn that way. "
... yeah, missed that.
not sure the gwedi masters really understand their own rules !
Another question
When do you determine how many shots you get for forfeiting the serpent shield..?
Let's say I have 4 serpents.. Am I allowed to roll for each serpents number of "shield shots" and then decide which serpent is shooting at what or do I first have to declare my target and roll for the "shield shots" afterwards?
The serpent shield says just "in the shooting phase the WS can deactivate its shields to shoot a burst of energy bla bla bla...".
I would say you are allowed to roll for the number of hits for every serpent at the beginning of the shooting phase and then determine targets for each serpent later..
What do you think?
This could be very important in my next game so I would like to see if anyone has any good arguments for it not working that way
Last edited by Hal; 07-12-2013 at 11:21 AM.
No you go to each one. Say this one gets *roll* 4. Shoot those 4 shots.
Then the next one. roll a ....2. Bugger. Shoot those 2.
Repeat for each thing....
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Ok, but why exactly..?
It just says "in the shooting phase" and not "when you shoot, roll a d6...."
RAW i should be able to roll for all the serpents at the beginning of the shooting phase and see how many shots they get before shooting.
Is there any rule that counters this?
Last edited by Hal; 07-12-2013 at 09:31 AM.