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I would think so on the first, as there is no mentioned concept of a quadruple or higher, which would invalidate all below them if a triple couldn't be used as a double. I guess they may as well state that, to not give any room to someone that's not got the best of intentions.

 

For the second, as written, it sounds like it does not count as one of them, but that'd be worth them clarifying.

You choose up to two to activate, so it would take the most uncharitable reading of the rules as given to think it forced you into anything; combined with the literal rule as posted (where a number is specified, a double or triple of that value or higher is required), there's literally no way to read the rule that forces you to use a triple six to bring Angron back (Angron says you CAN, then followed up by an IF YOU DO), or a triple being unable to be used as a double; you pick the dice you use to activate the power, as stated in the rule itself.

I'm not sure where the confusion lies. If anything, this is one of the more clear rules released with very little edge cases.

On 5/12/2023 at 10:54 AM, Kaiju Soze said:

Heck, battle shock could just mean "unit is too disorientated by current circumstances to focus", which supports the move away from calling it morale.

Seems to be the reasoning for being Battle-shocked when you fall out of a burning transport: 

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1 hour ago, DemonGSides said:

You choose up to two to activate, so it would take the most uncharitable reading of the rules as given to think it forced you into anything; combined with the literal rule as posted (where a number is specified, a double or triple of that value or higher is required), there's literally no way to read the rule that forces you to use a triple six to bring Angron back (Angron says you CAN, then followed up by an IF YOU DO), or a triple being unable to be used as a double; you pick the dice you use to activate the power, as stated in the rule itself.

I'm not sure where the confusion lies. If anything, this is one of the more clear rules released with very little edge cases.

It's definitely uncharitable, as by consequence a quadruple or quintuple (etc.) also couldn't count, or else we'd have to split into some sequence of doubles or triples. None of those concepts exist at all in the rule, so contorting it to add so many nonexistent mechanics for advantage would be quite ridiculous.

 

Still, I wouldn't be shocked if someone tried to do it.

I like the new Blessings rule. Keeps the book keeping down. 

It seems easy to me how it works. You role the dice and then select dice from the pool created to spend to choose your powers. Spending means you use it, so yes, a triple roll should be able to be used for a double, but could not be used for a double and a triple as choosing one option means you no longer have the dice you have spent.

If you Roll three 1s and you could choose options 1,2,4, or 5. 1 and 2 as you can spend two of the 1s to meet the “Any Double” requirement, and spend  three to meet the “Any Triple”. 

If you get three 3s, option 3 also becomes available, as you can produce double 3s.

 

 

With 8 dice you are always getting at least two doubles or a triple each roll

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According to the new functionality on the GW website where you can filter by rules keywords, both lord Invocatus and eightbound will have the scout rule.

 

Make of that what you will, it is far from an official rules source but this is extra interesting because these two units are the only ones in the entire chaos section to have scout. No chaos units innately have infiltrate, either.


Exalted eightbound have deep strike (plus angron and terminators, which we knew).

 

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4 hours ago, Khornestar said:

According to the new functionality on the GW website where you can filter by rules keywords, both lord Invocatus and eightbound will have the scout rule.

 

Make of that what you will, it is far from an official rules source but this is extra interesting because these two units are the only ones in the entire chaos section to have scout. No chaos units innately have infiltrate, either.


Khorne Scouts wasn't entirely a disaster.

15 hours ago, Khornestar said:

According to the new functionality on the GW website where you can filter by rules keywords, both lord Invocatus and eightbound will have the scout rule.

 

Make of that what you will, it is far from an official rules source but this is extra interesting because these two units are the only ones in the entire chaos section to have scout. No chaos units innately have infiltrate, either.


Exalted eightbound have deep strike (plus angron and terminators, which we knew).

 

 

Interesting. I'm glad I picked up a couple boxes of Eightbound before they vanished from the shelves.

 

One thing to note though: the keyword functionality doesn't seem quite right. If you check both "Chaos Space Marines" and the "Psyker" box, the Sorcerer and Sorcerer Lord in Terminator Armor don't show up. Unless both have dropped that keyword in the 10th rules?

They aren't finished with site updates, plenty of units missing keyword affiliations; Mortarion doesn't have Fly, Angron appears in Characters instead of Epic Hero.

Looking at the webstore is going to be an exercise in madness; assume anything labelled as such HAS that label, but it also probably has a bunch of other labels that may or may not be showing up.

Like, surely Poxwalkers will be battleline in 10th, but they are also missing the tag from the store.

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