[Shadespire community FAQ]

2 hours ago, Killax said:

- Swift Strike pushes before attacking (wether or not it has a legal target is irrelevant) so basically is hex push for an Action, this does make it a whole lot more interesting as it's now become an alternative to move further with a model who allready made a Move Action too

So does that mean that I can push my fighter one hex even if there is no target in range? Or do I need to be able to perform a viable attack to push the fighter ("the fighter must end the push in a hex in which they can make the Attack action")?

 

1 hour ago, Wallack said:

Surprised they didn't comment on the objective that asks you to hold all available objectives how would it behave if you remove one from the board.

How can you remove an objective from the board? By pushing it into a blocked hex? Can I push an objective over the edge of the board to remove it?

[Ogor Butcher model]

5 hours ago, Chipatola said:

Thundertusk/Stonehorn Base

Are you sure? The original model of the butcher with the cauldron comes with the 100x50mm square base. The 105x70mm base seems more logic to me than the 120x92mm base of the Stonehorn/Thundertusk.

Is there an official document with square to round/oval base sizes conversions for these old models?

[Ogor Butcher model]

Would such conversions be legal at an officail GW tournament? I'm not really familiar to the conversion rules

[Ogor Butcher model]

I think that the butcher with the cauldron also comes with the two stump blades instead of the meat cleaver. I think the original model with the cauldron was called "Skrag the Slaughterer" if I looked it up correctly Both can be bought from the GW homepage and are made out of resin. As for the points they sadly are the same but the difference comes in the size of the base for the two different models.