Post by strutsagget on Jan 7, 2019 20:28:28 GMT
“FLAMMABLE
Some creatures are naturally vulnerable to fire. Once flame has been set amongst such a beast’s flesh, it will run rampant, causing terrible harm.
If a model with the Flammable rule suffers one or more unsaved wounds from a Flaming Attack, each unsaved wound is doubled. So, for example, if an attack would normally cause 1 wound, the Flammable creature would take 2 wounds. If the number of wounds are randomly determined by a dice roll, double the result of the dice, rather than rolling two dice and adding the scores together.”
Excerpt From
WARHAMMER RULEBOOK
So my question is about single wound models. Do you take double amount of casualties or are the extra wounds ignored as the models can only take one wound each?
I guess the later.
Edit: Dryads did not have flammable.
Some creatures are naturally vulnerable to fire. Once flame has been set amongst such a beast’s flesh, it will run rampant, causing terrible harm.
If a model with the Flammable rule suffers one or more unsaved wounds from a Flaming Attack, each unsaved wound is doubled. So, for example, if an attack would normally cause 1 wound, the Flammable creature would take 2 wounds. If the number of wounds are randomly determined by a dice roll, double the result of the dice, rather than rolling two dice and adding the scores together.”
Excerpt From
WARHAMMER RULEBOOK
So my question is about single wound models. Do you take double amount of casualties or are the extra wounds ignored as the models can only take one wound each?
I guess the later.
Edit: Dryads did not have flammable.
