Post by remetagross on Nov 18, 2020 13:59:14 GMT
Hey mates,
Very nice forum out there. I've been lurking quite a lot these pats few weeks (lockdown is very conducive to hobbying, hehehe).
Recently I've been facing my Skavens against my brother's OnG (neither of us has the actual models, but we do have the army books, so we use pretty much any infantry model we have to field these armies "as if").
I got a question about the latest Skaven V7 errata V1.7, from April 2013. It states "Page 36 – Expendable.
Delete the last two sentences." This means that from now on, I can shoot at an ennemy unit engaged against my Slaves, and all of my shooting will hit the ennemy. No need to randomize who gets hit anymore. Two questions.
1) Have I gotten that right?
2) If yes, do people actually play with this particular errata, both in casual games and in competitive play? For the former, it seems highly unthematic for the Skaven army. For the latter, it seems a straight-up buff to an army that didn't need any in the first place.
Opinions?
Cheers
remetagross
Very nice forum out there. I've been lurking quite a lot these pats few weeks (lockdown is very conducive to hobbying, hehehe).
Recently I've been facing my Skavens against my brother's OnG (neither of us has the actual models, but we do have the army books, so we use pretty much any infantry model we have to field these armies "as if").
I got a question about the latest Skaven V7 errata V1.7, from April 2013. It states "Page 36 – Expendable.
Delete the last two sentences." This means that from now on, I can shoot at an ennemy unit engaged against my Slaves, and all of my shooting will hit the ennemy. No need to randomize who gets hit anymore. Two questions.
1) Have I gotten that right?
2) If yes, do people actually play with this particular errata, both in casual games and in competitive play? For the former, it seems highly unthematic for the Skaven army. For the latter, it seems a straight-up buff to an army that didn't need any in the first place.
Opinions?
Cheers
remetagross
