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Im looking at the 3 example Battlewagons on page 102. Is it me or are both Gorbad's Gobsmasha and Da Bonecruncha of Bork both miscalculated? I get 205 (instead of 210) for the Gobsmasha and 130 (instead of 140) for Da Bonecruncha. What am I missing?
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Most likely. This is GW, they lack basic reading and math skills.
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It is likely that they were using test rules when writing that part of the codex, and the points values were tweaked afterwards. It is why they arent actually rules....although the rules have enough, erm, interesting bits.
I've noticed a few math slip ups in the example army lists. They will take a unit of boys, and throw in a nob, but they are not paying for the correct number of models because a nob replaces a boy.