Exalted Court+Princeps+Warden+Questoris = Nothing?

[TJ_Paints_And_Games]

Ok so I may have this wrong but....

If you use the Princeps ability from Exalted court, you can apply the Bondsman ability onto a Questoris Knight.

If you are a Warden, then this basically does nothing because their Bondsman ability is to make an Armiger count as 10 models, which a Questoris already is.

Have I understood this correctly?

[sairence]

That sounds right, yeah.

[Karhedron]

Just because an ability is legal does not necessarily mean it will be beneficial.

[TJ_Paints_And_Games]

That sounds right, yeah.

Thanks, just needed that confirmation.

 

Just because an ability is legal does not necessarily mean it will be beneficial.

It's very rare to find a thing in this game that does literally nothing though.

[Karhedron]

 

Just because an ability is legal does not necessarily mean it will be beneficial.

It's very rare to find a thing in this game that does literally nothing though.

 

True. Normally if there is a special rule granting improved ability to control Objectives, there is some other bonus if the model already has the specified bonus.

 

I think GW just missed this interaction to be honest.

[chapter master 454]

To be honest, I think there are a good few missing interactions here just because Princeps technically breaks such a core rule to the idea of Bondsman. However I think it would be an easy rules fix, just change it to "double the amount of models this unit counts as" and add a small addendum like: (this means armigers will typically count as 10 models instead).

[TJ_Paints_And_Games]

Oh for sure it's an easy fix, just didn't want to email GW about it if I was reading it wrong :)