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While I was playing the other day a daemonhunter guy was playing a necron player and heard somthing abaout living metal on the monolith counts as possession for the 2d6 penetration was wondering if this is true or not.

Ralzeki wrote:While I was playing the other day a daemonhunter guy was playing a necron player and heard somthing abaout living metal on the monolith counts as possession for the 2d6 penetration was wondering if this is true or not.

Huh? The Daemonhammer does nothing with Penetration, it lets you fight at Initiative vs Daemons instead of I1.

Furthermore, no the Monolith doesn't count as possessed or any such nonsense.

Monoliths 'Living Metal' has nothing to do with Possession at all.

Remember, the C'tan are the gods of Reality. Daemons come from Unreality. They have nothing to do with eachother in any way, shape, or form.

The DH player was cheating.

Daemonhammers only allow the hammer bearer to fight at I with daemons (anyone else, it's just a thunderhammer).

Thunder/daemonhammers gain no bonus penetration against vehicles. Pure S(x2)+d6.

He was probably doing it because even with a daemonhammer, an =I= can't hurt a monolith (can't even glance it).

Wow how could they possibly have gotten that wrong. Anyways what Gwar said.