Bigjawz

Thanks for the input 👍 I guess there will be a faq at some point. I'd imagine that the intention is to stack the "look out sir!" rule on top of the garrison rule - I'm sure there's a line about being able to use abilities normally while in a garrison, and of course a brave Arkanaut would jump in front of the Admiral to take the bullet! I think I'll just discuss it beforehand with my opponent next time I play, and that they'll probably call BS when it's - 2 to hit, +1 to save, and 5+ to deflect a wound to another skyfarers unit (it should be nails to snipe the Admiral).

Hey everyone, I've just recently played my first games using the new kharadron overlords battletome - it was a good laugh, but I'm still a bit unfamiliar with how some of the rules interact, and was hoping that someone here might have some insight. I found that it was still fairly easy for my opponent to snipe my admiral while being garrisoned in a frigate. What I was unsure of is; does a garrisoned hero gain the effect from "look out sir!" as well as the standard garrison rules (since I had a 5man thunderers unit in the same Frigate), and in the case of the admiral, would I also receive the effect from the "protect the admiral" rule while being garrisoned. Apologies if this has already been answered and the answer is painfully obvious.

Thanks for the response. This was my understanding of allocating wounds, and the point I made at the time - just wanted to get an unbiased opinion. I just really wanted that Lord of Plagues dead, but sadly he took two heroic brutes with him ⚰️⚰️.

I played a game over the weekend with a friend who was playing a rotbringer army with the Lord of plagues as his general. He gave his Lord of plagues the rotbringer trait 'Bloated with corruption' which causes a mortal wound to be reflected back to the attacker on a 4+ for each unsaved wound his lord of plagues suffered. My question is if I inflicted 20 wounds on to the Lord of plagues with a single unit in one round of combat does my friend now roll 20 dice for the 4+ mortal wound, or after his model has suffered 7 wounds and is slain, do the remaining 13 wounds become irrelevant? I hope that makes sense. FYI we played that he could only roll for the first 7 wounds, but he seemed a bit hard done by. Boo nurgle shenanigans!