Lust For Blood says: "You complete this battle tactic if your general or two other friendly VAMPIRE models used The Hunger and/or Mortarch of Blood ability to heal any wounds this turn."
Warmaster (at least the SBGL version, in this case Mannfred) says: "If this model is included in a Soulblight Gravelords army with the LEGION OF NIGHT lineage keyword, this model is treated as a general in addition to the model that is chosen to be the army general."
Is "a general" the same as "your general," such that a warmaster using its ability would qualify on its own? Or is "your general" only the general you selected to be your general? I know that for e.g. Slay the Warlord you can't do it on a warmaster because the warmaster isn't the model "chosen" to be the warlord, but the text of this battle tactic is somewhat different.
My inclination is to say that "a general" and "your general" are the same thing since it doesn't refer to the model chosen, but I'm interested to see if others agree or disagree.
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Lust For Blood says: "You complete this battle tactic if your general or two other friendly VAMPIRE models used The Hunger and/or Mortarch of Blood ability to heal any wounds this turn."
Warmaster (at least the SBGL version, in this case Mannfred) says: "If this model is included in a Soulblight Gravelords army with the LEGION OF NIGHT lineage keyword, this model is treated as a general in addition to the model that is chosen to be the army general."
Is "a general" the same as "your general," such that a warmaster using its ability would qualify on its own? Or is "your general" only the general you selected to be your general? I know that for e.g. Slay the Warlord you can't do it on a warmaster because the warmaster isn't the model "chosen" to be the warlord, but the text of this battle tactic is somewhat different.
My inclination is to say that "a general" and "your general" are the same thing since it doesn't refer to the model chosen, but I'm interested to see if others agree or disagree.
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