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Hey guys,



Blood drinker: for each unsaved wound inflicted by the blood drinker, the wielder (or unit he is with) immediatly regains a single wound suffered earlier in the battle, as if invocation of nehek had been cast on them.

Question is this. Does this mean if i do 3 wounds (after saves) "example situation here" do i gain 3 wounds back as if ONE invocation of nehek spell was cast on me or 3 seperate invocations of nehek were cast on me (or the unit i was in ofcourse). If its EACH wound then effectively if i was down 2 wounds (started at 3 and i took 2 hits) i could gain them back and then have 1 more to throw on the unit. but if it is done as a single casting then my vamp could only ever regain a single wound and the left over 2 are discarded (unless i choose to take all 3 on the unit).

Which do you think it is? HUGE difference there...

Thanks in advance!
-Gutbusterr

each wound is like a new casting

Thanks Bat Manuel!

i think youre supposed to gain one wound per wound caused, distributed as you like, so the implication would be one casting each.

I am in complete agreement with Bat Manuel and Leith on this. It does imply that each wound is an individual casting.