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Post by chuckjerry on Sept 4, 2016 16:04:57 GMT
What happens when something has unbreakble and unstable ?
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Post by KevinC on Sept 4, 2016 20:02:55 GMT
Thank means they are like undead. They won't break, but they suffer wounds when they lose a combat.
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Post by chuckjerry on Sept 4, 2016 20:38:52 GMT
So the exalted thrister is not a daemon
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Post by KevinC on Sept 6, 2016 14:52:07 GMT
He counts as a daemon, but he does not use the normal daemonic instability rules. The I'm not sure his unstable rule matters so much, I'd say it's a rare thing for him to actually lose combat.
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Post by grandmasterwang on Sept 7, 2016 3:35:47 GMT
He counts as a daemon, but he does not use the normal daemonic instability rules. The I'm not sure his unstable rule matters so much, I'd say it's a rare thing for him to actually lose combat. Yeah I kinda saw that as the point. The dishonor of an Exalted Bloodthirster actually being defeated in combat causes them suffer physical damage and lose their grip on the physical realm. |
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Post by avatarofbugman on Sept 10, 2016 0:05:14 GMT
Unstable makes you lose wounds equal to the amount you lost combat by. That almost makes unbreakable the useless rule, as he will most likely only lose combat by a lot.
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