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Couple of questions about Crowe


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I've been reading about castellan Crowe recently and I've got a few questions about him

 

1 does his cleansing flame count as rending?

2 does blade shield let you re roll invulnerable saves as well as armour saves?

3 if I charge and pass the psychic test for heroic sacrifice can I use titans herald rule to re roll the hit?

 

Thanks in advance

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I believe that "YES" is the right answer to all of those...

 

1: New FAQ says that Cleansing Flame counts as close combat so his Master Swordsman rule affects it and makes his flames rending.

 

2: Blade Shield says to reroll all saves, it does not specify which ones

 

3: As it says that he is allowed to make a single attack, I would imagine that Titan's Herald would come into play and give you the reroll to hit but I'm not sure about that one...But yes, I believe it should work like that, only if you charged.

go back to pre FAW SW....thunderhammers on twolves were not rending with out the need for a FAW on that.

 

Crowe is not making any actual attacks with CF. He is not swinging his blade at all for that. it is a power that is used before he even attacks, before the enemy actually attacks. before anyone swings a weapon, this power is being used.

 

You can lawyer all you want about it, CROWE HIMSELF is not hitting these models. the POWER is. Just because he is using it means bubkis. Does CF say that it is rending? no. Because CF is used in CC, and causes wounds it has to count towards resolution. But Crowe himself is not causing the wounds, this power is.

go back to pre FAW SW....thunderhammers on twolves were not rending with out the need for a FAW on that.

 

Crowe is not making any actual attacks with CF. He is not swinging his blade at all for that. it is a power that is used before he even attacks, before the enemy actually attacks. before anyone swings a weapon, this power is being used.

 

You can lawyer all you want about it, CROWE HIMSELF is not hitting these models. the POWER is. Just because he is using it means bubkis. Does CF say that it is rending? no. Because CF is used in CC, and causes wounds it has to count towards resolution. But Crowe himself is not causing the wounds, this power is.

 

Which is all very nice but 100% irrelevant. The FAQ clearly states that Cleansing Flame is a close combat attack. All of Crowe's cc attacks rend on a 4+. End of.

Crowe is not making any CC attacks with CF. end of line. Play and be wrong. Rage at me being right. Thanks for playing. YOu are the weakest link, good by.

 

You're not right and I'm not raging. Check the FAQ and come back with an argument or just accept that you're wrong (which you are).

Don't need to. It's clearly spelt out in the FAQ:

 

Q: Is Cleansing Flame a shooting attack or a close combat attack? (p31)

A: A close combat attack.

 

Therefore when Crowe casts CF he is making a close combat attack and his own special rule means that it rends on a 4+.

the attacks do NOT come from Crowe though. he is not making any actual attacks. he is not using his WS or BS to make these. They are close combat attacks because they count for resolution, but are not made from weapons at all.

 

HENCE Crowe not making the attacks would not benefit from the rending aspect of the special rule.

He casts the power. The power is a close combat attack. Ergo, he is making a close combat attack.

 

Please, point out anything in the rules that says psychic power count as models that make their own separate close combat attacks, since that seems to be what you're arguing.

Now you're just being ridiculous.

 

Cleansing Flame is a close-combat attack

Crowe can use Cleansing Flame

Crowe's close-combat attacks rend on a 4+

Cleansing Flame rends on a 4+ when used by Crowe

 

This is exactly the kind of obviousness that the phrase 'res ipsa loquitur' was coined for.

assume=you making an cuss: out of you and me.

 

i am not saying that a psychic power is a seprate model. Does Crowe USE A WEAPON AT ALL when using CF?

 

Simple anwer is no. Crowe is NOT making any attacks. So he is using a power, but that is not Crowe making attacks, that is Crowe using a psychic power. His sword we will not argue over since he is making attacks. but CF is NOT an attack, it is a psychic power.

 

*stands and awaits applause*

 

Now you're just being ridiculous.

 

Cleansing Flame is a close-combat attack

Crowe can use Cleansing Flame

Crowe's close-combat attacks rend on a 4+

Cleansing Flame rends on a 4+ when used by Crowe

 

This is exactly the kind of obviousness that the phrase 'res ipsa loquitur' was coined for.

CF is not a weapon.

GW told me its not. What. CF is not a weapon attack. Correct me if I am wrong, but unless a psychic power states that it rends it doesnt rend.

 

when i get home I will post the rules, in full. but simply since Crowe is not attacking with CF they do not benefit from that. They are not attacks he is making, they are from CF. The power not crowe. Again with the twolf example, relevant and true.

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