Trajann Valoris

Just a silly question... In the last GHB FAQS the list of primary terrain is updated with a scenery called Wyldwoods. It's a mistake and it refers to the Awakened Wyldwoods or does it refer to a generic non-sylvaneth Wyldwood?? Because I haven't found any scenery or warscroll that are just Wyldwoods EDIT: the doubt comes from the fact that I have 3 Awakaned Wyldwoods, and I want to know if they're enough or if I need more

Simple question! A enemy unit inflicts 16 wounds on an Auric Runefather in Magmadroth (which has 14 wounds), and the Volcanic Blood skill is activated (Roll a dice each time a wound is allocated to this model that was inflicted by a melee weapon. On a 4+ the attacking unit suffers 1 mortal wound). How many dice do I need to roll to see if the enemy receives a fatal wound: 16 or 14? It makes sense that the Magmadroth "spits" blood from all the attacks, but on the other hand it is weird to allocate more wounds than available.

Magmatic Summons are different from prayers, and for example, they do not receive the benefit of the Molten Blessing skill from the Magmic Battleforge. Sad but true

Is there any "useful" list for Hallowed Knights? I love their color scheme but they don't seem very popular among players...

I don't understand why so many people keep saying that Cycle of the Storm is broken. I only find it useful if you get the same damage as wounds to heal one of them and survive, any additional damage would kill the model so I find it quite useless. For example, my Knight-Incantator (Wounds 5), takes the attack from an enemy unit, and deals 7 damage (4 from one weapon and 3 from another). The Knight-Incantator suffers 5 damage but does not die because he heals one wound with the Cycle of the Storm, yet there are 2 damage/wounds left to assign and he dies after healing. Is that correct or am I misapplying the rule?

Greetings! A friend has just started playing with Seraphon and we have some doubts: Celestial Conjuration: The Slann Starmaster can perform 4 spells. Can you decide not to use any, and instead carry out 4 Celestial Conjurations, and get 4 x D3 Celestial Conjuration points? Or it's just once per phase? Summoning: You can summon as many units as you can using the Celestial Conjuration or Cosmic Engine (Engine of the Gods) skill or is there a limit? Thanks!

As long as you have enough command points to do so... It's a bit risky to spend a command point on a 5+ roll

I've managed to get my hands on a Battletome, and I can confirm that the Errant-Questor is not listed in the units list. So at the moment we don't have an updated datasheet or points... Sadly