The Battle Tactic Endless Expropriation had the qualifiers that an Endless Spell is stolen or gone wild removed. The Core Battalion changes merely specify that companions don’t count as mounts for purposes of these Battalions, which is in line with the Galetian Champion decision made last season.
In short they probably realized right after sending it to the printers that having 3 or more dice for an unmodified roll is bad idea for a lot of armies and would bust certain armies wide open. The same rule applies for rolling two 6s to get an auto success. This actually brings up a contradiction, and the Primal Dice mechanic was rewritten to clarify that Primal Miscasts happen when 2 dice amongst the dice are 1s, rather than the unmodified roll. Some other odds and ends include that Primal Dice are modifiers, and can’t benefit certain abilities like Soulblight’s enhanced effects on a 9+. The ruling says no (And this includes the Spell in a Bottle, too), and seems to generally agree with the idea that you have to do one final check after list building to make sure there are no contradictions in your list. A few bits here and there snuck through that needed clarity.įirst the FAQs, due to the lack of clarity on the order that enhancements can be taken, one could argue you could take the Nullstone Adornments (which require you have no wizards) and then take an Arcane Tome. Yeah, turns out there are a lot of errata for the General’s Handbook as well. The rest of the changes are more minor, including that line of sight also blocks spells and endless spells that target a point on the field and that contradicting abilities that modify attacks characteristics fall under the Simultaneous Effects rule where the player who’s turn it is is applied first, and then the opponent’s. This is actually really important for the Towers of the Tundra mission in the new handbook, which is likely how they finally noticed that is a problem. Some other notable changes is that Garrisoning in a terrain piece counts as contesting it for control. I don’t think this necessarily holds up by the Rules as Written but it’s a necessary sanity check to keep such engagements from bouncing back and forth forever. This does not bounce back and forth until there are no dead models. The short version of this is that a unit fights normally, then the enemy unit has their models fight on death, and then the original unit may fight once with their dead models and then the chain ends. The most important change is to Attack Sequence which addresses the headache that is the fight on death ability and especially when two fight on death units start killing each other. The Battlescroll changes all made their way in here, so there is that. Anyway if you want to see our coverage of those changes you can follow the link here.
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Some of the rules from the Battlescroll are repeated here, which seems…odd? I assumed the Battlescroll was an attempt to test some rules before committing to them as full FAQs, since some stuff shows up in both, and some only show up in one. With the huge number of concerns about some of the newer books that have come out it was time for seeing some nerfs and, maybe, some buffs to weaker armies? Let’s dive in together. Surprise! That wasn’t all! In addition to the General’s Handbook, Battlescroll and Point Changes there were FAQs released yesterday for several armies.
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