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MotW Rule Question


Ghent

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Hoping someone can settle this for me, since my friend insists I'm doing it wrong:

 

If I have a unit of Grey Hunters with a melta gun, can the Grey Hunter with the melta gun also have Mark of the Wulfen. I say yes, and regularly do this since the melta gun is the last one I wind up allocating a wound to.

 

My friend insists that I cannot do that, because it says "One Grey Hunter can replace bolter with *insert special weapon*" and "One Grey Hunter may take MotW". He claims that means that it has to be separate units.

 

I don't see where he is getting that from and asked him where it says I cannot give one Grey Hunter a special weapon and MotW.

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If you put MOTW on the meltagun unit that leaves you room if you choose to, to take another unit or drop down a unit in your grey hunter pack. In my case I wouldnt put MOTW on my meltagun due to the fact that I can allocate wounds around.

 

So say you dont need to use your meltagun for a tank anymore or something big and bulky you can say put a wound on him first before you touch your wolfen. I know after my Rhino carrying my melta/banner/wolfen combo pops the wolfen/rp/pf is always the last thing I put wounds on.

 

But if you put the wolfen on the meltagun guy and say ADDED a unit your only adding 1 extra attack. So I think in theory it would be better to have an individual unit for the point cost if you can afford it so you can allocate wounds around.

 

The idea can work in reverse too were you need the meltagun to instakill something versus the extra attacks from the wolfen.

 

I could be wrong though but thats how I have been doing it

It can be done, but it carries a risk. Although that model may be the last one that you allocate wounds to, there will be times that you have to allocate a wound there and you run the extreme risk of losing the model with both "upgrades" in a single roll.
It can be done, but it carries a risk. Although that model may be the last one that you allocate wounds to, there will be times that you have to allocate a wound there and you run the extreme risk of losing the model with both "upgrades" in a single roll.

 

Yep, and I'm fine with that.

 

I just wanted to make sure I was doing it correctly.

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