Post by 1plussave on Apr 16, 2023 2:40:59 GMT
Just 2 questions that are bugging me;
Models with the Hover Special Rule follow all the rules for Fliers, does this include the PPP's effect forcing Models with Fly to reroll hits in melee? I'm not 100% that "Follows All the Rules for Fliers." is good enough to qualify for a "Models With the Fly Special Rule." Clause.
And the Storm of Magic Griffon's Bloodroar states that models in base contact take their Fear or Terror Leadership Tests on 3d6 drop the lowest, however Terror never has an effect in base contact; it simply grants the Fear rule and a caveat that it Causes Fear in models that have Fear. The Empire Army Book Griffon's Bloodroar rule states that all models that are affected by the beasts Fear and Terror rules take their Leadership Tests on 3d6 drop the lowest, which doesn't have the base contact clause. Is the Storm of Magic Griffon's Bloodroar effectively nerfed in comparison? Is including Terror in there a useless clause, on some assumption that without mentioning it that Fear-causing models would not be subject to the Bloodroars rule or did the writer assume that the Terror rule took place after the Griffon made base contact?
Models with the Hover Special Rule follow all the rules for Fliers, does this include the PPP's effect forcing Models with Fly to reroll hits in melee? I'm not 100% that "Follows All the Rules for Fliers." is good enough to qualify for a "Models With the Fly Special Rule." Clause.
And the Storm of Magic Griffon's Bloodroar states that models in base contact take their Fear or Terror Leadership Tests on 3d6 drop the lowest, however Terror never has an effect in base contact; it simply grants the Fear rule and a caveat that it Causes Fear in models that have Fear. The Empire Army Book Griffon's Bloodroar rule states that all models that are affected by the beasts Fear and Terror rules take their Leadership Tests on 3d6 drop the lowest, which doesn't have the base contact clause. Is the Storm of Magic Griffon's Bloodroar effectively nerfed in comparison? Is including Terror in there a useless clause, on some assumption that without mentioning it that Fear-causing models would not be subject to the Bloodroars rule or did the writer assume that the Terror rule took place after the Griffon made base contact?
