TheGuru

Thing is, the rules say you can only attack with one weapon at a time. Even says resolve all of the attacks for one weapon before attacking with the next. What comes when resolving? Wound allocation, what happens when we allocate wounds? Models die. Then you attack with your next weapon, I believe this is GW intention. It's not cheating cause it would highly de-buff my skarbrand. I'm asking cause it just seems silly.

But is this players over looking this rule as The Jabber stated? It just seems too strong...

Please help, my gaming group has had a little falling out....... It seems we are confused about when to remove models from the table. So..... after the charge phase comes combat. I select skarbrand to attack with carnage, I roll a 5+ which deal 8 mortal wounds to my opponents ork ardboyz. Does my opponent remove his models at this point? Or do I get to attack with skarbrand second axe slaughter first? The rules state "picking targets, if a unit can use 2 or more different weapons in the same phase, the unti can use the weapons in any order you wish after targets have been picked, but you must resolve all of the attacks for one weapon type before using the next weapon type." To me this says "resolve all of the attacks" which means allocate wounds and remove models right? Then only if the second axe slaughter is in range it can attack if not I cant. My friends argue that the allocating rules overrides this because its states "once all of the units attacks have been resolved, add up the number of damage inflicted." Do to sum up I think you -declare targets -attack with first weapon - opponent resolves the attacks and allocates wounds -then my second weapon IF I'm still in range That's for your help!!