Slayer of Kings (Archaon) vs Cycle of the Storm (Lord Arcanum)

[AndyPa]

Hi @ll,

if got 2 qustions for you:

1. If Archaon triggers his Slayer of Kings ability (target is slain, not after all attacks are made) and a Lord-Arcanum is using the Cycle of the Storm ability to bring this modell back with 1 wound, do Archaon attack the target with the rest of his attacks or is the ressoureccted unit a "new" unit?

2. Is there a specific order to use the weapon profiles on the warscroll?

[EMMachine]

41 minutes ago, AndyPa said:

Hi @ll,

if got 2 qustions for you:

1. If Archaon triggers his Slayer of Kings ability (target is slain, not after all attacks are made) and a Lord-Arcanum is using the Cycle of the Storm ability to bring this modell back with 1 wound, do Archaon attack the target with the rest of his attacks or is the ressoureccted unit a "new" unit?

This is what you are searching for, for the cycle of the Storm (Stormcast Eternals FAQ)

Quote

Q: If I use the Lord-Arcanum’s Cycle of the Storm to heal a
wound on a model instead of slaying it, what happens to any
wounds that remain to be allocated?
A: Continue to allocate them as normal. Cycle of the
Storm will not always stop a model from being slain, but
will require an extra wound to be inflicted in order to
do so.

 

43 minutes ago, AndyPa said:

2. Is there a specific order to use the weapon profiles on the warscroll?

There is not really a specific order because most of the time it doesn't really matter after you decide which attacks target which model before rolling any dice for the unit and you  normally add up the wound pool for all attacks the model uses for the target unit and allocate them later, but slayer of Kings would apply before any wounds are allocated to the target because it triggers on woundrolls.

There were some rare cases where the order mattered (Grundstok Thunderers, Orruk Brutes) but their rules were changed.

[AndyPa]

@EMMachine Thank you. So even the hero was slain with Slayer f Kings the other wounds can still allocated, if the hero still lives.