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 Grey Templar wrote:
The reason our spells hurt us was because all our Casters were Lore Masters.

I'd gladly go back to taking str3 hits/4+ to take a wound if they gave us that back.

Would you also like to have your spells go back to 'remains in play' spells so that i can dispel them in any turn ?

O'no no no. They were NOT remains in play spells. They could simply be dispelled in the opponents magic phase.

If butchers use an alkali to neutralise the acid in their body, then they can withstand any acidic poison. However skeleton's bone can be dissolved by acid.

 flamingkillamajig wrote:
What?! I don't even play vampire counts or tomb kings so i don't understand why you'd say that. I play skaven.

I just find it odd that a butcher is immune to poison/holy water/acid when a skeleton isn't.

Oddly enough, the butchers isn't immune to all poison anymore. He's just not autowounded by poison anymore.
What's the difference you ask?
Hello Mr. Dark Elf assassin. Manbane schools ogres, including the butcher.

-Matt